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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1963-08-21, Page 5} WEDNIESDAY, AUG, : 21st, 1063. Tom: I, UCNNOW SENTINEL, .t+UalcNQW ONTARIO PATE Ens''. Pipsir. ed ire The -.Cedars. As The CUIROSS CORNERS C! 1GoMat Ionad an Held Their ReUnIOn and 1.4./i.. -,1.4./i.. -,C„ Three Children arrived hoarse. The annual, MacDonald: Clan Reunion was held on: Saturday, August •Srd,, 119'63 ,at'M•acDonald's Cedar .Grove, Lochalsh. -Over 200 aL;BusVIER BRINGSiew& TO YOUR FURNACE ` Maybe your old furnace does. .riot perform the way. it'should? Letus iookoveryourequipment. before: you decide to buy.a new furnace... Chances are that all• you need Is a .new, : efficient Esso. Oil burner. Low Budget Terms Up .To Five Years..To :Pay ROY HAVENS Plumbing and Heating E.SSO'°'OIL BURNER Sales and Service HOME HEAT SERVICE • :members' of the . clan • gathered to the strain of The pipes. capably splayed • by D; A. MacLennan, David and Murfay' MacDonald. They were aceomipanied by Fin- lay MacLennan on the drums. The . president ,-Iennet+h Mac Donald of ,Ripley: ;was in charge of •the days' events. Prior to our ibo,urutiful supper we were ...entertained with ,',de 1ightfuil Scottish dancing. U. • All' the .children' enjoyed, the races -.and the peanut scramble which followed, the group joined in a rousing sing -song led by Miss' Marion • Munn, The :President' then conducted the -business meeting, Officers. appointed; for ' the` 'coming year were President' Kenneth Mac- Donald; vice-president, Dr. John D..' 'Munn;. secretary, Dan Rose and treasurer, David MacDonald. The .sports,lunch and prog= rarnme committees are. to reinain the same for 1'964. " : • Three of lana year's prize. Win- ners•• won. in the same categories this year: .Mr. .Dan MacDonald was.. the oldest gentleman „pres- ent;. Heather. Macllonald was the youngest, and the family ' of Donald . Simpson; with`: `nine. children, was the largest.. The: Mast:,~recent newlyweds wereMr, ,'and°Mrs. Elmer Smelt • • .• Those coming the: farthest dis= tance . were. Dr. W . R purimort, Helen and Bill and Mr, and Mrs. Sidney D. 'Foster., all , of 'h ewt. (berry,• 'Michigan arid iNiiss Mary Edith Agnew, of ..Chicago. • • Following •t'he business portion iniusic for` .dancing was 'provided by • Mr:. and Mrs. George Mac-. Donald.' and Murray • MacDonald;. The singing of AuhdLang .'Syyne brought to a close • another •,~nein- (• orabl•e reunion.,. I"He's been sitting there . all day,° doing nothing but 'wasting his :time."• `How do. you.'know?" "I've been Watching him. PLOW -DOWN • FALL / °ALL ' GRAINS HAY and PASTURE For inncreased fans income a' -OP offers this Fall Fertilizer Progira for the most eeonornical use of fertilizer on. your` spring crops. RECOMMENO.1 anal Of FALL FERTILIZER practices and an analyses basedon Department • • • of Agriculture results. for cash and the convenience ofIOCAL SERVICE your• soil contact . For fall fertiliierloeeds•and`'tor FREE s , . w ■ w ito The 'book `I will buy if l find it,. And not relegate t� a shelf. p Is t ` i tirfns• Telephone 528 2125 one that g wen 'simple direr n how not to doit yourself,' • from Germany where. Lloyd had been :.posted, They are spending their leave • ,with • her parents, Mr: and Mrs. Tom Stewart.. Miss. Norrna HaldenbY has ac- cepted'.a, secretarial ppsition with the County. engineer. Mrs. James Hodgins •and child ren ' .have . returned loineafter holidaying in Windsor. Mr. and .Mrs Arthur. Graham. and Mrs. Dorothy, Thanipson of Sault ;,.Ste. • Marie, . visited last week with :Mrs. :Tor Hodgins,, & other 'relatives and friends. With so .much rain' and `damp. weather, the farmers are find- ing it hard to save : the grain prop. In fact, it is impossible, un less we Iget••dry, sunny weather. Mr. ':and Mrs. Donald Halden by,• -Toronto, •are 'holidaying . this. week with Mr. and Mrs. Norman. Haldeivby , • Miss Doris Wall .spent last week • with •Miss Karen Well,. `North Bruce. Miss : Ellen ',McBride, " Cooks - 'spent . Sunday 'Wath. ''Mrs: Frank Brown ' and Reg. The Browns • aecorpanied •.by Mass McBride . visited :With Mr; and Mrs. 'John Brown and Douglas, Proton' Station. ' lVI:r. and Mrs.:' Don Tarizisky & Donna, Detroit 'and Miss Sharon O'Brien. of Alexandria; Spent Sa- turday 'with Mr. and . Mrs. Jas: 'Haldenby and .girls.. . L. Debbie and Dianne Halden'by are holidaying with Mr. and' Mrs. Lloyd Husk -and family, Kinloss.' Colwell Reunion Well Aflend�d� BUSINESS ACADEMY AM -CONDITIONED 44 QUEEN SOUTH Kitchener • S.crtarlal i, .dusinNs • commis Ph, 744-3539 •EEnroll Now Fall Term Begins. 'September 3 AWBERLEY • Attending •the • graduation' of •Miss • Jean .Geddes from the Nightingale School .of 'Nursing in Toronto "were • Mr and Mrs. Cliff Geddes, Mr. and Mrs. Flbyd Johnston, .Mr. 'and . Mrs. John De 1 Ruyter.. of Clinton, Mr. and; Mrs: Willard Johnson, Mr, Mur- ray Johnston, ' of Bertrie.. Miss Donna ' McLeod of Toronto and Mrs. Wayne Johnson: Following the.: reception the guests were entertained •at the home of Mr: and 'Mrs. , Wayne Johnson (Ruth Hutton) 'of Toronto. , •. Mrs. 'Matthew .• Cainp'bell . of Sarnia , visited : on,. We'dnesday. with 11011r: and• Mrs Archie ..Court7: trey: 11ilrs. Campbell and the late `Matthew, • Campbell and family' resided at Lurgan formerly: •. 'Misys ' Mary Ellen ,. Shiells is Spending a weeks vacation With Mr. • and Mrs. William England of ' Ottawa. Sincere sympathy •.is extended Mr. • and Mrs. Rayirnon4 Mit ehell and family of the fourth concession' of Huron. Townshi+p.'in the passing of their sort, Elmer; who died:'. after. a: Short illness. Mrs. Christina MacDonald, ••a ';HAVING an anniversary, 'Special former resident of '• 'the:. second' eget-together?. : Record' your guests concession Of Huron , Township, • in. a guest book available at#The' pass'e'd away on Saturday, Aug- I Lucknow.' Sentinel. Eighty-fiye 'Mem'ber's of the. iColwell farnily'met in•,Lansdowne Park, ' Kirica•rdine, •Ailgust' ; l ltJh,' where everyone enjoyed a bount iftal• lunch. 'at 1,:3�U, and a pleasant social .ternoon. • • The president; Mrs. :Herb Far-" Mil, welcomed all,the members. and . friends, . then •led a prayer •in Memory of 'those '..Who:• passed away 'last ,year' It` was decided to have the 1904. picnic the first Sunday in .August. Kerry .Tuner; daughter of :Helen and Ron Tiner, was the youngest baby present The oldest lady •vvas .Mrs' Donald Martyr. • of Detroit . and the ...oldest, man, George Colwell of- Kincardine:: Largesttc.ar' load,'was won by _Ro:n_ Tiner -and • the: largest family award . went to Walter Forster Mrs, Donald' McCosh •'gave the financial report...Sickers and balToon•s 'were •distribu,ted •-to: the kiddies. Everyone welcomed. John and: ;Elaine ;Eninierton, ,newly- weds: T. HELENS ti C W. Meeting Mrs.'Angus .McDonald •opened her ' home for. the ' August meet- ing of the U.C.W.. with an at teindance of 24 ; ladies and Ili children..: Mrs.- Lorne Woods op- ened the' •meetingand ' Mary' ,Pannabecker' 'read the scripture. Linda.' Snowden 'offered .prayer, and Laurene - Erington; read ' a 'poen.. .Rev. HW. 'R. Tristram told 'the story fay ;the .children.. Vera' McDonald . ,agave: • an :account of their camp life at the Goderich Summer '•School.• Corrine Cran-• "stop played, an accordiansolo•' and a reading. was' • given ' by Carol. Webster, Linda Snowden gave a recitation' "Prayer Time". •1Vliss Rutherford was in charge of the 'business meeting.. Mr. Tristram closed ,the •meetlingwith prayer afterwhich • a', :picnic lunch was enjoyed. .Mrs, Sarah Bumstea•d of ,r Vlea- ford was . a recent Visitor with. Miss Mary' Murray and other relatl"ves in the cornniurtity. Mr, and Mrs, Hugh .Rothe: ford, 'Maureen, Hugh and Miss Valerie Ladling of Kingston vis sited last week -end' with Mr. and Mays, William Rutherford . ust 1'7th it herµninety-third year. Of later ',years,, Mrs; MacDonald has resided • in Lucknow, where she and her sister, Miss Janet McDonald , have enjoyed, 1ife to- gether. Sympathy is.extended to her family and sister. :At the.Morning.setvice at Pine. ,River'.United : Church the Fun- ston girls quartette sang a..pleas number accompanied 'by Miss. Gayle . Boyd.. A large.• crowd .„attended '.the• reception ,for Mr. and 'Mrs. El- mer :Smeltier, which' was •.held'• in Kincardine .pavillion on Fri- day evening riday:evening` Of last week. It was• also the. ' anniversa'ry 'of ` the groos n's • birthday ,,arid. '"Happy Birthday" : was sung - to anark ” the • occasion.: • • . • Mrs: William 'Reidl of . Arborg Manitoba, .;arrived ; last 'week to:• visit- with .cher. •mother, • Mrs. Christina- .MacDonald, who pas- sed' away 'liter in the week ••• SIGNS' FOR : SALE— No Tres- passing", rc ' - es passing",. '"For Sale" and "For Rent" signs • available at. The Lucknow Sentinel, . Notice Of Private Sale • sof .• _ . ' - Farm�Machinery rind` . Equipment BECAUSE OF the . 'recent purchase,.of..a' complete line of. larger • • ' , _ equipment 'fox` our '-farm ; operations we .wish to offer the following equipment to:.7the' local people at a fair market Value r Allis. '•ChaliersD 17 tractor,. 3 :year's' old: 4 -Row corn : and bean cultivator . for same.. Allis Chalmers tractors WD. with 45 motors, • with, 2 -row corn cultivator and ' 4 -row bean cultivator. two -row. mounted corn pickers for same, '' com pletely reconditioned '.last: .fall and ready ,to go to worK..• 'A1lis .. Chalmers WC tractors with 2 -row• 'corn, cul•. rtiVators: 1 Massey Harris 444 tractor 'as good as .pew.. 2' four -furrow' plows; 1, 1 year' old : 3 sets of "9 'and .10 ft.' wheel. ' hydraulic .disc' • har'r'ows,• • as Well : as several sets of i 2 and 3 .sett of, the new' vibra;coil: harrows, which are; the ' latest ;thing in harrows, and • will not plug in trashy conditions 4 -row International corn and . bean planter. 1 6 -tube "Case . grain • and. fertilizer drill with .double disc openers arid grass . seed box with rubber tires. WE HAVE at. this time . a' special price on sturdy '4 -ton wagons with. new: 6 -ply tires,'' and ' self''unloading. gravity f grain box on' ,which ' you can .save 1/3 of., cost price . at dealers. ANYONE. ,INTERESTED- in the e, above articles may come -••and work with the' tractors.and equipment• on the former, BLAKE BRO& FARMS: on CONS 7,, Ash- ' field, .2 MILES EAST OF KINGSBRIDGE: WE. GUARANTEE all this machinery to •be•.. in . ex- cellent condition, but just too small in our operation. And. to •further, help • you out • we'. Will. be glad •to take cattle, hogs or .grain as part payment and we will arrange. .financing : for balance if necessary: IF INTERESTED contact,'farm. manager:. Ken Stocking, at the farm or. call: Goderich `` JA4-9130 for further ' inforimation. • MIKE, PENICH', Prop. 3 ,,.