HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1964-11-11, Page 15WEDNESDAY/ NOV, 11.,; 144+1!•
THE LUCKN•OW SENTINEL, LUCKHOW, ONTA t$O
Mir and Mrs Robert Irvin and
DUNGANNON ; Betty attended the Raynard-�Iar-
` eat wedding ' ul . London on Satur-
'"Mr, and , Wilfred l wins of ,days
Loran visited with Mr, and Mrs.
Tom ° Park on Wednesday. Cef ebrates 8111h Birthday
Sir. and Mrs. Lewis Ivers of , A� Pioneer resident of : Dungan-
�glberta, spent same time bacon .his ho bey .`ill cele
visiting with friends and relatives on Satur-
s area. it. has been, some 1(1 day, ?november 14th. He was born
on.. November 14th, 1876, on the
`eats sine Mr, /vas has been 4th concession of West W, awanosh,
around t [its• v' r He has resided on his
tis: never been here before..e., farm .. present
31 rs. T. C . Andersen
left for Ashfield for the past 37 years.
Toronto on Saturday • to.' spend a � on 4 concession of
week wit! her sister llirs; Arto + Endowed with a good sense of
u humor, he uses it freely, .. and
,duan • It uses asses. only f o r readg
Mr. and Miry. Thos. Park en- hich he enjoys, He still does a
ed a turkey supper at • the w JOY
�y few farm chores :and helps
home of Mr. and Mrs, W m, Wgrdam:}
the graves in the .nearby ceme-
art
gins 'Saturdayev- y
to which he has tended for 3Si. i
on
ening. years, Mr. Park is the' only sur
Mrs J. Falls . housekeeper ' at vivo': of the family of the late
the R. J. Durgin residence, went John Park and Mary West. The
borne. to. Markdale •on Monday, , good wishes'. Of the community* are
returning Saturday: While there extended. to him on this •occasion.:
the visited • with her two sons i St: Pauls Ladies Guild met at
.and families. Mr. Bob Dwain, the, home of Mrs. Robert Mole
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her employer, was admitted' to r on Thursday evening., Mrs. Roo-
Goderich hospital on Monday but bert Mole presided and opened
has hopes to be home for his 91st = the 'meeting with the Anglican
birthday . on Monday, . the 16th. World . Mission prayer, the Guild.
He:. • suffered. a severe gash. :on N prayer . and. the Lords Prayer in •
•his • . forehead from striking, the unison, Mrs. Tom Young took .the
• door jamb. •, devotion, It was voted to send
Mr: and Mrs. Tony. Van Loon ! a donation, to ' the C.N,I.B. Plans
Marilyn - Park) spent Sunday , were made for a euchre party
to,
with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Park and " be held November 13 and to hold
family. • • "`them .every two weeks. A Grist "s
"Give me on
good reason
shout
build my ho
inter"
Here are five hundre
You Get t$500 Cash 'Incentive
To help keep Canada's building trades busy and productive
during the winter season, the Federal Gotoerndient.is again.
offering to pay a $500 cash incentive to those who build or.
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. buyab winter•buiit home.
What is.a Winter -Built • t Horde?
•A•Winter built home under this program is one that has not
• proceeded beyond the first floor joist stage by November
15th and is substantially completed by March 31st, 1965.
How Do
'lou Proceed?
It's easy:. Pick up an Application for Certification 'form at
your National EmploymentOffice or Central Mortgage and
Housing :Corporation office fill. it out and mail to'your
nearest chimp office. If you wish, your builder can dothis
for you,'Complete information On the program is, included
an the application form.
Act Now .. winter, See your builder and arrange to have your home inter
bug, Help yourself to• that $500 cath incentme and help
Canadian industry stay busy throughout the winter.
Last Winter more than 28,000 homes r ere built under
th;s program.
l O TNOW!
Hate Your iiOnie . .
Y�11�litiL% 1�Vu
Winter -Built!
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l ied t y:4tlthOt is Dl' htn. Allan 1. Mi etacbeitNi hitt of tabotuN naiads.
w .04ssx
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Keel
as toast
with a
on- home hea
ill`. keep .i wanner .AS YOU SAVE FUEL.
SAGE
Furrow
No :other oil, fired furr*ace gives you the heating efficiency
Snnblast• • Silentai e,' Exclusive • heat exchanger and burner estrac4 more
.heat from every drop of duel ' .oil. Many ;other-atualty features that *tali
more comfort and as tisfaction` .including whisper -quiet operation, : autia=
uratic humidifier, Sunni ter cooling .systema See us. 'now •. before winter
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►installed and
T T CO-
Mantattered Whoa,. Canada, by W
mas pper was also planned and
will held December 4th for the
congregation. The meeting was
closed with prayer and : the hos-
tess sen►eda lovely • lunch,
Mrs. W. Brown, Mrs. C. . Crozier, c
Mrs. O. Popp and Mrs. L. Ivers
atended , the London area W.I.
Convention , 'held in St. Thomas
last week.
Mernbership` to:teentown this year &.TYP�WRITEI.S, r. .. : a r -. •-_ _,
will cost one,. dollar " thus' admit
ting members 'to our dances . at a giving., A ` typewriter � �would be an:
reduced pricer For the future we appreciated gift in your loved.
ones : Christmas stocking. De
plan a Christmas dance 'oa De" your choosing now for delivery'
cember filth, and ' a.., Christmas anytime before" . Christmas.. The
skating:.party on the 28th of . De- Lucknovr Sentinel; phone 528.313:
cember., , •
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AMBERLEY
Mrs. Laura rteNain, Mrs. Steve.-
art Sims and family of Weston
and .'Miss Helen McNain of
London spent the •w -end , at
Amberley.
The Annual Orange -Service was t,
held `at St. Lukes Anglican Church
Pine River, on Sunda 111`ovemtier
y, .. ..I
;1, with • a good attendance. I
Mrs. Maria Hicks of Weston
`kited. with relatives in this '
inity at " the week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Terry .of
Oshawa were ' guests on ' Friday i
with Mr .and Mrs. W. J. Courtney
Recipient: Of Bursaries
Miss Helen . McNain who was
recipient of the Atkinson Found-
ation Bursary for' 5400.00 and the
Dominion Provincial:Bursary for Q
$500.00 gave • the Valedictorian i
u address at Ripley District. High
'School Commencement. on Friday
evening of last week.
Fine weather ata the week -end
brought summer visitors to their
cottages.
Miss Catherine Godfrey of Tor-
onto
Tow
onto visited with her parents and
family on the sixths concession
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TRUCKS
TEEN TOWN DANCE; 196,3 --._Chevrolet 11 ,ton, heavy dui
over the week -end.
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el i965 Plymouth Fury 2, 6 cylinder,' , automatic
■ i964. Pontiac„ Parisienne,: 4 -door hardtop, Vi.: automatic, fully 'I
ceqviliird .. •
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i6 4. Che. Impala . 2 -door auto�na4tirc hardtop VS, fitly ' a
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1944 Pontiac Laurentian, Vii, automatic, fully:equtPped
4-1464 Pontiac 'Laurentian sedans, t cylinder, automatic • :
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0. 3-1964 „Chevrolet `Belair sedans, automatic, • power steer, la
a fully equipped
■ 1944 Meteor custom., sedan, automatic
2---1163 Pontiac Laurentian sedans,. automatic ,
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equipped
2-1963 Chev Belair sedans, 'automatic, radio, fully
1963 Chevy 2, standard
1962, Pon .t, i
■ t 5 .trottoch�ef, automatic
1961 Falcon Patio/ma/3On
• 1961 Pontiac Laurentian : sedan, automatic
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■ 19S0 Pontiac " Laurentian .two -door hardtop, automatic
▪ 1938 Pontiac Stratoch,ef, automatic, sedan
958 Chevrolet, equipped, 'fully M PPed, V -1e ` automatic . .
Li 1957 . Ford, fully equipped
On' Friday night Teem Town held
its second well -attended dance of
the ne year. ' l'i'e danced to res- �°
otos front nine to twelve thirty.
It is hoped tnorc grade nine and
ten students will attend .in the a
future. Membership tants wi"il be f
sottF within the next twee -weeks
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a 196,1 they, Is fen
r 19S6 Ford *v. 'ton
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