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THE LUCKNOW SENTINELLUCKNOW, ONTARIO'
RIPLEY MEAT N1RI
Custom.
Butcberiflg
Mondays . Hoga, $2.00 in by 4:0.0 • 'pn .. •
Cutting_and•�Wrapping; 2c p d
AVE, CALVES , and LAMBS EVERY DAY,
EXCEPT SATURDAY ,
• We Do Curing 'and Smoking . . Beef, Pork and Lamb.
Sold Whole, Half or Quarter, ,. For 'Better Service,,
And Lower Prices Catill Ripley 100,
Chas. Hooistna, Prop.
Leiters To °Editor
. • The . Editor, . .
Lucknow Sentinel,.
(?ear. Sirs .
Scattered ..about rural Ontario
Ahem are scores of families who
have the • problem of •. living with
a retarded child rw,t'hout any help.
whatever, either in 'planning their
days or. arranging , their future..
In order'to. . assist 'them, the
Home Care tornmitbee of the On-
tario Association ,for Retarded.
Children is ''holding a -three: day
workshop at the • Agrieultural
College inGuelph, on'.June G,: 7,.
8, next. This is open lb father's
andl'or ..mothers;, also to public
'health nurses. The .cost !is : Smaall
• and•tthe'program thoroughly prat
tical,
'f! nce those weseek. to help are
. unknown.. to us, we : would ap-
preciate your 'help in :discovering
them.. We would ask 'those to'
whom this :applies to: write to -us
promptly, for accommodation is;
limited to fifty parents arid fifty
nurses.
• Complete information regard-
ing ' arrangements and .program,
will: be. sent ,on request: Le ader-
shirp�xwil'1 Ib in the hands' of,medi-
cal and educattional experts• in:
bhis, field. •
' • Sincerely,•
Grace :'H. Lane (Mrs. H. it.)
Home Care Camsniittee
tOntario. Association for
,Retarded Children,
77 York SC, •Room '300;
Toronto,., .'
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Television 'Children .FREE..
•Moderotely $.6.50. Single •
Priced: from. • Occupancy
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OBITUARY
THEODORE, .(TED•) HOMY'
.The death of William Theodore
Howey occurred in Wingha'm Hos-
pital on Tuesday, January. 39th.
He was fogad unconscious in his
home that • day •by a neighbour,
Jaz es-GGardnerr--Sr:,_:who had in-
ves•ti'gated when a. • cnnoke�less- -
chimney • and frosted windows . '
=lade him: fear, all was 'not • well,
Mr, Howey' had suffered the
seizure a• good many hours he,,
fore he was found. There had
been rho fire -in'the 'stove for some
time. He ,passed away a short
time after lbeing admitted to the
Wingham hospital, '
'red,- as he was well known to
everyone :in the community, was {:
within a week• of hia• 66th birth-
day. ,
He was. born in Lucknow on'. .
February 4th, 11897; a son of ,James
G. Howey and Mary Jane Burns..
•Ted spent 'his" lifetime iri = the
community, and developed a dove'
for 'hunting, trapping and fishing
and ifewwere more familiar with
"the great outdoors" and the hab
its, of wild life, than was ';brei
The ,funeral service was held
at the MaeKenzie Memorial Cha-
pel 'on Triday,:
ha,pel:'on'Friday,. F'elbruary. 1st, 'eon-
ducted by : Rev. Howard Strapp
Temporary entombment was at
South Kinloss mortuary;'With-fi-
nal iinterment, to be in Greenhill
..Cemetery.., The pallbearers• Were.
three niep'hews, Jack Ross and'
Wilmer Ross of". • Preston, Toni
Gagen Of , London„'Ernie : Ackert;
Jack• Wraith . and Roy Gardner of
.Lucknow.
• Ted is., survived .i by three Sis-
ters,.
is-ters,• Mrs. :Caroline. . La Ohapelle
'of Toronto, -Mrs., Agnes Hornbeck
of ',Hamilton, Mrs,. •Murray Ross
(.Rhoda) . of Brussels,,
, ?Three' :sisters' and ' one 'brother
predeceased 'him, 'Gertrude, M,rs.,
G. W; . (Millie) 'Gardner, 'Mrs. Vic-
tor.
ic-to'r. (Adeline) 1 urnin and Wil -1
Mei. .R. Howey, whose :death: oc
purred suddenly. .in March of
1961, .
CHURCH,- NEWS
Hackett's -United Church Women.
The • January..'meetin'g Of...TTac
ken's_ Unified ,. Church : Women
was held in the 'basement of the
church on ,Wednesday afternoon.,
Mrs. • ,Alex • Hackett opened ;the
meeting•.with ',the. terve "Praise.
ye the Lord.”' There were twelve'
•Memlbers,, _one ,visile r and ttwo
children present.. The roll call.
was answered with the paying of
fees. The 'scripture was : read' Eby
•Mrs. Donald ' Hackett With the
corranentary iby. Mrs. Frank' Al-.
ton. Mrs. Bert Alton, read a chap-
ter on Korea. from the study book..
lt/Irs'`` Kaiser read ;a '.letter. from
Miss Jean,'•Bridgmari. Each :xn,ern-
ler is ., to hand in ;2 '.blocks. ': of:
•flannelette 1.8x20 for .2 quilts:
Mrs. Alex `Hackett' closed the
meeting With prayer after which'
Mrs. George • Henry and • Mrs;
Russel . Alton: served tun*.
LUCKNOW' U.C.W. 111AK .
PLANS' FOR 063. ACTIVITIES
The' first general 'Meeting of
LuCknow United Church Women's
Organization. for 1963, ;washeld.
on, Tuesday evening, January 29
with 36 members in attendance.,
Mrs. H: Strapp and Mrs. E.
Henderson • were on the 'platform
tp conduct• the. devotions in charge
of '.Unit .1, Togetherness or ce
Operation', was the theme of the
programme & Mrs. S';trapp, spoke
ory `9C1,imbing Together." Mrs. E.
Henderson read the. scripture, 1
Cor.; chapter 12. The filmstrip
that, was to have •,been. used in
the programme ''had, to he 'return-
ed before the 'postp tn;ed meeting
took • place,
Mrs J: W. sang a beau-
tiful missionary hymn, set to the -
tune J41V1y, 'Ta.sk." The ,hymn was
composed by a •member. of: ,Kew
Beach United Cht reh, Mrs. N J.
:MacKenzie and Mrs. •W, l lender-
son :took 'up the offering, which
was dedicated by Mrs. Cameron;
The treasurer, Mrs. W. lHender
son reported that $1,282:35 . for
M,&1VI,' had . ;been forwarded to
Presbytery, Mrs, K. l,Viurdie, fin-
ante chairman 'presented the 1q6:3
budget which anticipatts a .
increase ' in- the.- allocation •tol
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WF.Tar zs 4 ,, FEB. 6th, 1963
TODAY'S MOST MODERN FARM SERVICE .
A „Pushbutton"
FEE. 0 'MILL
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our • service.
fi your farrh
Give us a call at Lucknow 528-3719 and' let us
furnish you with a supply of Ful -Ton• feeds .right'.
at your farm:. Save rnjoney and .always have' bet-
ter,
fresher feed.. Wi come right to. •your door
and use yeur..grain.
Haver calls in by Friday noon at; latest. m order
to ' have service before Saturday. > noon. 'We do' not
operate our. ,Feed .:Service on Saturday afternoon.
JQHNSTONE'$ Mobile Feed .Service
Gordon'. ohnstone, : ..proprietor, Lucknow, Ontario
Murdie �, 'seconded by 1VIrs.• ':b
Brooks that ,the budget be adept-
The U1G W,'s 1963` proietts n�
crude plans' :for a cold-'pl'ate din-
ner•, in, June. and the anniversary -
'fowl ` supper: The Easter Thank-
offering service will be held on'
April 16th' with Mrs. P.'Chalmers
president bdf Hamilton Conference
U.C.W a's guest speaker; Neigh-
bouring. societies Will. be initited
to attend the :thank -offering• ser
vice.
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EARBY
On ;Saturday,' January 19th,
Ripley fire brigade' were . called
to;,; the, , farm 'bf 'Wilfred Shantz
where a house :'trailer 'occupied
Eby. Mr. and Mrs..L.:Machan and
family was badly, 'damaged: by
fire, for 20th Century; F'ilrns
iat g.atuck''•.Chemnicals of ,E1mi=' •
ra. has .announced an 'expansion
plan-lwh'ich. involves a new 'build-
ing, at atn.overall• cost • of $260,000.'
•Nau'aa•tuck' started 'its Elmira op-
erations in 1.A1 arid'.has',grown,•
as,, anindustrial enterprise on a
national' scale: .It now ' has 310
employees, 26 of Whom. : are at tthe
comparatively 'nevi :Edmonton
,plant •under the managership of
WM. Hewat, • formerly.' 'of Luck-
:now. The. combined payroll' is
now $1,330,000' annually.'fr
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The June 'session ' of Bruce •
County: Council will be .:• KeId at•',
Tobermory.. ' A two-c.ay session,;
the •first • in . the . history of the
County, .will. open' at Walkerton
on March • l3th ' ' •
Paramount.Theatre at Hanover;
which has been in the' Rahn :fam-
:ily' for .'forty years,: since before
t'he "talkies" :has been leased' to'
a _Toronto rna'n .who' is: '*looker
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When•itcomes to•homeheating, there's •
nothing quite' as carefree and comfort-:
able as safe, dependable Esso Oil heat,
Vie'. have 'a wide range of oil heating
equipment to suit every 'budget.
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LOW BUDGET TERMS,
Up, To .Fine Years To Pay
ROY HAVENS . .
Plumbing, Ahd 'Heating i
. g` Phone "0.28-3012 LucknowESS•
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