The Lucknow Sentinel, 1963-10-02, Page 10FAQ TEN
THE LUCKNOW . TTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 2 4, 1963;
OIL BURNER BRINGS
entilitZ
TO YOUR FURNACE
,., ESS:0: SERVICE
FOR TOP QUALITY A TL" AS BATTERIES
DUNLOP TI (Moet Sizes In . Stack)
RES. M
AT REASONABLE PRICES!
Repairs to' AU Makes of , Cars and Tractors
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el Alignrnent and BaIancin
MOTORCADE DEALER
CULROSS {ORNERS and DISTRICT
We., . extend sincere :sympathy
to Mrs. Torn ' Hodgins and family
and Mr. and (Mrs., ' James Hod-
gins , Sr., and the . brother, and
sister . of the . late Tom Hodgins.
Owing #,m the death of her.,
*them., Mrs. Doug Texeira was
home'from 'Vancouver,: B.C. She
returned on' Sunday,•
Mrs. ` Belle McKenzie of. Ab-
• ernethyy, Sask. (who came east.
to attend &I ding Df her
granddaughter, Doris Wall of
W,teehurch) spent some :time.
with Mr and • MrsJohn Ross
and other friends.
Miss Doris 'Wa'11 spent •Thurs ,
day. niglh't. with Miss Sylvia ONIC
L9od, Lucknaw•.•
• Mr. and Mrs, Arnold Wilkie,
Kincardine, were W'ednesd'ay
visitors with':Mr.. and Mrs.: Tom:
Stewart and boys.
• !1VX'iis: 'David' Ross sp'eent kdur
days last' week at Baltianlore,
US. taking a train:ingcourse
prior to. assuming• cher duties on.
R•oanpeerr Room , " 41 TV. •
Miss„ Jean Sutton, iiraough,
spent Thursday- nigh(~ with Miss
Brenda HaIdemby.
Another election s ?behind• pus
alto with dust one vote 'between
Mr.. MaCutcheon and:: Mr.. Gaunnt,
it shows how ' imip'ortant 't is
for all •"voters to get . Out and
Vote.. as 'they Pike. • . .
Mrs. Prank Brown. and Reg
Were Sunday . evening vasitors
with 'Mr. •and _ Mrs. Harvey NiC7.
holmin and 'tfa>rnily.
Beatty Bros.' are ladding are,
'seen tto their Fergus payroll, hay,
int hired 29 new' employees in
'less . than three weeks; ,The pros-
perity of the Western farmer, who
will. Abe 'buying Beatty :pr.'oducts
keeps bhis:.:Findustry increasingly
?busy.:
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of 433 u enrolled aat. Chas
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ley
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ley District Hilgh. School, .only 10
are being transported,: to Walker-
ton:, for vocagional' training. '
Fol •.increased farm income.
CO-OP offers this Fall. Fertilizer_ Program
FREE SOIL
S,1',+PL I NC
RECO,MVEND TIC
JF 1.4%.L
FERTILIZER
for'ttte: most wonting Cal -userof fertilizer on. your
spring crops..' .
practices and as analyses base(!' on Department
of Agriculture results. •
for cash and the convenience of LOCAL SERVICE.
for your tall fertilizer, needs and for ORES son sampling, contact...,
LucknswDismtrict .Co -o
Ti.p6e69&1156
Yn'
Boughhta new. car (this week.
Never had one before.. And
abautt 10,- years from ;tonight, ,it's
probable • I rat I'll never have"
had 'one Since. .
Bath the dealer I (bouighit . it
from ' arid ' I were. disappointed,
;I think. I •expeetedthirn to give
me achance to 'dicker," some-
thing you're 'always 'supposed to
do when you : boy a car. And
he expected me to try to beat
him down mon his wine, some
thing . you're 'always supposed to
ezpeot ,when you sell a ear.
Nothing happpened. He offer-
ed mne : more. than . I had. expect-'
edfor my ' old • car, and 1 was
so flabbergasted, I just' said,
"04.", leaving • ,him 'flabbergas••.
ted. 'The entire transaction took
19 minutes, It could have been
in nine minutes. The. remaining
10 was spent in standing around
waiting for the other fellow to
do; some dickering.
wife let me down rather
badly. She wasthere, and I ex-
pecte'd her to do most of the
talking ynou know, ` raising
hell about the color, price, tap-
holstery, mileage: 1,, thought
she'd -go over .the oar with a
magnifying glass, .as' she .used
to.. do when we'd buy one of;
kthose $495 specials: I,fully an-
ticipated that she'd find a. bubble
in the (paint, or a smudge;• on
the floormat, andraise' ica n. She
didn't say .'a 'word. She didn't
even. want • a different..:color.
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Maybe . we're"i both getting old
Even I, who have never . cared
any more about .a •,car. than • I
have about a lawn mowerf used
to '''have a bit of . the • old . horse
trading spirit. 1 used to kick
the (tires. ,T used,to look 'un-
der :the hood, though' I hadn't. a
clue -as to w'ha't should be there:
'I used to' slarm,'the- doors •a couple
o
times,..and Took • in the, trunk.':
:Thus time, I just leaned on the
counter, 'across from the dealer,
both of us embarrassed, waiting
for some action In Cormmon• de-,
cency, I drove the thing for 'three,
Miileis, when he insisted . I
didn't feel a thing.` : No ecstasy.
All 'I wanted. to do was, get 'home,
for dinner.:•
We Clincch'ed the deal, with
him thinking that a lot of 'the
full had `(gone out of • selling oars,
and .me. thinking-Ahat ih was go_,
ing 'to be a (pretty awkward 'ses-
sion with the (bank 'Manager.
Do you know"som:eth ng?,'Thome
?banks have' got old: and .lazy in
the " last 10 years, (too.
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I'l'l never . forget the first time
Iapplied for a loan. I felt exact-
ly ,,as I 'used to ,feet in . the ' air
force, when' I'd gone over' the
fence • for a Unauthorized:week-.
end leave. Up in tfr ;nt .of the CO
aVfonclay morning. Nat
stand an, . and about 'to get it in
the neck. •
The (bank manager `(.sed, to
.scowl ,as you sidled in the door.
"Siddown "he'd .snarl, • scribbling,
(furiously on documents obviously
designed to send you up the river
for six -years.
Yon ., Ibilurted . yiour carefully
planned story: that you abso'.;
utely hacida have $200 to punt a
new . roof an the house, ''because
your smallest child had almost
drowned •clurinvg the 1atest rain=
sito any recur 'ty1" . shaking
g
his head .gravely: Of. course you.
didn't have. People who need
small loans never have security.
You 'told, 'himy`y »sour grandrnoer
had mentioned that she, planned
to leave you $306"if you never
married, or stoPpe+d drinking, or`
some such.
the intervaew ended writth ytoti„
on your knees, thanking the bank
manager, and., promising to. her
him' forever) beeati 'he Mad
loaned you !$z .art of what.
seemed his awn pocket and sOMe
wild caPrise of generosity m. Ills;
natzre:. •
Nowadays, :you walk into the
manager's office, and he treats
you just las• thoueih you were 'a
,human • (being. "Vyh'act ran we do
for you?" And "Oh, I think „we
can Manage ,that." ;Ara "J'us't sin
here. If lJhere's anything else you
need—a new.. stove or refriger-,
ator'-, you know where to come."
Anyway, we i ot• delivery off
the •' car` Sunday.'. Everybody ran
Quit and circled it. The kids were
overwhelrne'd. "1lr111). Kinda
small. 'No radio? These six-cy-
liner" jobs don't have much nick=
up, ,do they? Oh, well, at least.
we .have the first '64 in town."
Piper and Playboy ((were- no more
impressed: She tried her claws
on • our'"new ,whitew'a11''tires. And'
' :Playboy
you can ' imagine 'what, Y . Y
did to them
In the old days men loved their
horses because they were alive
and couldn't' talk ,back 'to 'them.
Today" a man buys the eaui+val-
-ent; hlis, kids mock his miserliness t
his wife drives 'rt; and there's 'a
note .the bank ,that . sneers:
"three years at. $96 a ;month. I
should . iu a so long. ,
ZIPPY ZIONEI'TES
The second meeting '..of ; the
Zippy 'Zionettes was held at Mrs.
trunk Ritchie's. The 'meeting was
opened by repeating the ''• 4-H
'pledges, They answered the roll
call with the score 'sheet. for the
week's meals. •Mrs. ' Ritchie 'dis-
cussed milk in ' many forms and
Maybe your old furnacedoes
not perform the Way it should?
Let us look over your equipment
before you decide to buy.a new
furnace. Chances are that all
you need is a new, , efficient
1sso Oil burner.
Low :BUdget Tems
Up . To, Five Years To Pay
ROY HAVENS'
Plumbing and Heating,
ESSO� OIL BURNER
Sales and ; Service
HOME HEAT SERVICE
oare 'of !Milk. She ,made the, Oban-
ana .drink. ;Mrs. Kirklanddis-
cussed "Pasteurization" and ode-
monstrated Method ;2- o •,pastur=
;izatioon. Wanda ''Hunter made • hot
•coeoa•.:Donna. Ritchie and: Marion
Reid' demonstrated , dandy candy..
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=cement in the.: Public. Interest
ONTARIO''
Briefs Invited on
uhject.of the Propose
MEDICAL SERVICES
INSURANCE
The Government of Ontario :has appointed an Enquiry
which
,1. Having regard'to the maintenance of the physical, and
material well-being of the people of Ontario, and the
social, economic and health benefits to be achieved through
the establishment and operation of a feasible medical
services insurance programme, shalt...
its and enquire into, hold meetings forthe study and:
discussion of, receiver _ `
epresentations in coition wth-mat-
tens related to, and consonant wi1h, the basic principles, pur-
poses and
ur-posesand objectives of Bill 163 of the 1962 -63 -session of the..
y e Province of O •ntario respecting
Medical Services Ins o
urance,
2. After due study and consideration, to make recon-;
mendations and report upon matters enquired into under
the terms set out herein as the commissioners see fit to the
Prune Minister and Executive Council of Ontario.
Notifications of intention to file briefs should be submitted
on or before' October 1 l th and actual briefs (25'copies).no
later than November 1 5th to the Secretary. • '
L GERALD HAMM
Osairbiars
C CLUtice, Secretay
Room 418, 67 'College St.
Toronto 1
TelepiAone'365.4024