Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1962-02-21, Page 9WEDNESDAY, FEB. 21st,, 1982f4. 4. E ,ROY .14,, BENTLEY pumjc ACCOUNTANT GODERICH,, ONTARIO Box 478 • Phone .JAckson 44521 A. M.. FlAhrER AND .C9MPAI4.1(' Chartered Accountants, 33'; Hamilton St, .JOHIN TONE'S ',FUNERAL.' HOME Modern :and Coirveriient. Phone 76, Day , or. Night SerVing Ail Faiths . According to Their Wishes Moderate Prices lEstahlished. 1894. PhySio and Electro Therapist (Office located in former CKNit building' on the Main Street) 'FIRE,-' WIND, CASUALTY , AUTOMOBILE 'AND LIFE. To Protect Your Jack,. .' STATE. FARM .MUTUAL INSURANCE * hivestigate Before Investing R.R. 3, Goderich Phone 80-i-8:Dungannon ANDREW ,,, Barrister and SOlicitor ,•LisTOWElia, 'ONTARIO IN LITCHNOW Every Wednesday and ., Saturday Afternoon • ..Office' in the. Joynt Block Office 135 Residence 31.-& • R.. S. HET.HERINGTOK, Monday and Wednesday ' Located in Kilnatriek Block Office 48 ' Residence .97 'IMPERIAL OIL • for prompt service„ and, quality products, contact: GRANT CHISI/01,111 ' Phone collect' 'Dungannon 104. For The Best" THE LUCI NOW ,SE A UC KNOW,, QQP.CARIQ- PAC* SINS AlsINIVERSARY I were indicative of the, initiative, (Continued from Page I) , table guests and included Mrs. A, 3. Wilson, riaw serving as sec - Cooke, Mrs. Phillip Stewart. Mrs. Charles Steward of town, also be present. . The ,birthday cake . was' cut by Mrs. ThoMPson, and stile expressed her thanks and appreciation ,for the reedgnitiou she had. received. , 'The .services of, the. Institute, eXecUtive were. recogniZed, as /Olt and 'Mrs, ‘Vernon: Hunter; The toast to the Women's Thoznpaon,.` WhO felt that the ,achieveinentS of the local branch. • • MaCKen.4.0 -MettOilakchopel :.° FUNERAL. SERVICW -Services conducted accord, ing to your wishes at your /Lome, your Church, or at our 1VIemorial Chapel at no . additional 'charge • Phone I81, Lucknow, ' Day :or •Night WI NGHAM MEMOR•IAL SHOP , 'We Have Been Mernorial Craftimen for Thirty -Seven • THE BEST GRANITES Along -With Expert Designing and Workmanship, , Prices Most Reasonable .cemeterk .Lettering a Specialty Sine 2569 %Ingham, Ontario. ALAN WILLIAMS Optometrist Office on Patrick St., just off the Main St. in Professional Eye• Examination, Optical Services ' For appointment Please Phone 770, Wingham NOW. IN RIPLEY EVERY. WEDNESDAY . p.m. Phone, Roy MacKenzie, Ripley 96-r-24 for apPointment. 'Consulting: Optometrist,- • (Phone IAc4sOn 4-7661) • LUCKNOW DISTRICT CO-OPERATIVE INC.. Phone Lucinow 71. • TED COLLYE,R • Registered Master Electrician ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Specializing , in Electric Heating,* Electric , Wiring and Repairs • and energy and devotion that has re- sulted in this organi4ation spread- ing to.an international scope..The local branch -was Organized 54 years ago at a meeting at the home of Mrs. Thomas Reid, with Mrs. Garnet Armstrong the first President and Miss Fern Reid the In , the intervening yeara the branch has accomplished much— seen and unSeen, with So:me of their achievements. forgotten, 8z, sorne' unknovvn. to younger gen- erations, • 'During tWo wars the Institute following World War /1, they turned,' their efforts to Cornmeal - orating. the names. of, these who , paid the 'supreme, sacrifice; as Well as those who served by the erection. of • the Cenotaph . and an honour t011. The drinking • fountain, street signs, visitation of. the sick; Christmas cheer 'boket,-and not to be crierloOked, their readiness to support the projects of other or- ganizations, have been among the features of; the •W4. ,wprk carried , (M' from Year! to year. The toast to •The Institute was MaclVfillari, who is Currently sery.7 ai president , of the local Reeve. George W..Joynt broUght greetings .from the municipality, ancrcainplimented the Institute for theit contribution tO. the Vil- lage and the OrganizatiOn as • a whole in. a wider sphere, even to an internatiOnal role.,, for peace in the United NatiOns... Mr. Joynt referred to the co- referred tp the West Wawanosh, o eration o,f Council 'and Institute CorripanY having its, Ups and in providing facilitieS for Ithe ,downs 'through the :years. Mr., ganilation, and he wished 'them • Mackay reCalled that in the early continued:sUccess in', all their ef7.• 3O's, the main business of 'Meet - Mrs,: Stewart comMented on directors' meeting in 1931-32, he how proud they" were Of the said,', seven barns ,were paid for, Sernbly hali. and kitchen facilities Mostly On'. grass 'faring. At that and When Visiting Members • See time the. company ..was • nearly their qnarters they ."jusi gasp" "cleaned-olir—With-n-ot more than and Wish theY had such ,a meet- $1,000: to the -goad: 1932. .kroin ing place.. .; ._ • that time' :on the company. haS On behalf of .the irien, Omar' .Steadlly progressed...-. "It. seems over 44 years, He was nominated by George Million and Harry Watsond Mr. McPhee spoke brief- ly, Herson Irwin of 13elgrave, vice-president 'of the company, was elected for his second three year term. He was nominated by Ernest Snell and JOe 'Dunbar. Mr, Irwin comniented that ,it had not been easy to follow in the foot - Steps of :the late Marvin Me- DoWell, the efficient and respect-, ed director of his lerritorY fOr many year's' prior. to Mr.. Irwin's appointment, He urged everYone to inspect cattle, immediately after a.storrn to prevent any dif- ficulty as to cause of death: Pre- sident Smyth also coirimented :the 'fine work of the, late . Marvin Dungannon, who was electe.c1 to the ,boaid three 'years ago,' was Bob Mole and Gordon Reid..Mr, Caesar suggested that Policyhold-., ers read their policies thoroughly and know (what :the' fine print Paid For 7 Barns in, One :Meeting Each'. of the directors was..ask-, ecl to speak briefly: The chairman introduced Donald MacKay Of Ripley; Who he said; writes mOre insurance than any other director and 'is still bringing ,in new; poli- cies'. He referred to: hilt 'aS a .real asset to the .corripany. In his remarlos, Mr.' MacKay .stated that he never goes out and:,canvasses and that ,, policyholders cap do rinich to further the company joy .."telling your neighbont what*,:•4 good. coinpany it is." Mr.:11/1•ACKaY, wha,said te had been speaking at the.rneetings for the last 30 years; the delicious' ineal and opportun,' ity to be present: ; Presented 'Sidi In Cottlimes. Of a much earlier Period, a- group of ladies re-enact, and had drawn only $100; Donald Thonipson of The Lucknow Sen- tinel; Barry Watson, 4 Colborne TerwrishiP Phillips, outlined the new plan for, re -insurance, wherein, several •- of the companies broke' away . from the cild re -insurance plan and formed their own. Several a the directors Spoke of the fine, work. put forth by•• the: secretary-' treasurer, Mr. 'Phillip& .pHe'- has held the office with 'the Company for 15 years,• Durnie. was also West ' Wawanosh Township' clerk until 1953. when:he gave up that position after serving fOr 31 years. ' Hrown Smyth. is serving his second term as president of the coinpan.y this year.. BOY EWS I3oy Scciut Week was ushered in last' Sunday with ah annual church Parade held this • year at SOUth kinloas Presbyterian church. • About 58:Scouts and Cubs :at- tended and :With . their parents I swelled the :size of 'the' regular. congregation. ,substantially. Rev. god MaeLeod'S meSSage was of particular interest. to the hoYs, and Was verY.' ,welcorne indeed: tor having us. and hop& we 'can. come back, again `,Sometiriie.,.- ' The, Father and gen Itanquet is .ahnost upon. us. 'A fine prog- rain by' the. boys is planned and Scout Chairman; Bob 'Wall is 411.; ready. With his gairek___We *mild remind .everyone that the iinie is • Also Will the SCouts' and. Cubs • remember to. bring' their' Money .. 'hinny that • in hard:. tithes. riore for, the•Aicket,d' the irettili*,?.-1 .barris burn," Mr. MacKay Said.... [meeting this Week. tp, avoid a b rt -.R. Li At the- Patrol Leaders' Meeting.. • . last .week it Was decided to ,help : the :Artificial Ice .campaign bk • putting' 'on a Dance at "Holyrnod Township Hall on Friday, March . 2nd. We ,don't have. :too . (AY. details .Yet,. but. there. will be. a lunch connter and the • music is being. dOnated .by Elliott Carru- thers. • So keepi the .date open. ev- erybody .and See, if We can give... the Ice Fund a real boost . and . have. some fun doing. it. ' imative years of .the'organizationlinvolved, it would be a 'healthy whiCh was spiked. With humor ..sign to, shOw,' a sUrplus. increase .while very effective in portra ling 'the questions of . the day each year. Alt.hpuol 'a , sizeable cleS interspered( with a Program ritevieus. • He urged practice :Of her. ptesent Oak- capacity.- Those taking ,Part in tthe Presentation on behalf :of the LuCknirk and were: Mrs. Geoge ios; 1.DIstrict Lions Club's current ap-,. .w. iviacoonaki; .w..i Peal for .fundi- fot. artificial 'ice. George. Feagan of ..coderih, ,a. of, variety numbers $c J. L. -MaciVlillari presiding, as• with Mrs. fire prevention and safety..rules. In closing, Mr. Thoiripson Spoke strapp, Mrs. Omar Brooks, Mrs. director . for 10 years,- asked that' SINGLE. COPIES Of the Sentinel Wilson, Mrs' N. J. MacKenzie, Mrs, R. H. Thompson, Miss' Mary McLeod,. Mrs. John ., Emerson, Mrs. George 'Saunders: and Mrs.: INSURANCE, MEETING • • (Continued from Page 1). than: . usual on dwellings, and contents. Numerous small.. fires haVe occurred, caused by cigaret- tes, heating pads, .„ overheated stoves, pipes and faulty. wiring. The acconnting firm, Touche, Ros& Bailey and Smart. was , re - ,appointed for the -coming. year., The three .retiring directors were re-elected for another three year . term, .by icclaniation. They 'Were . Ross McPhee; .R.R. 3, Miburn, who has .been. a director FURNACE „OIL!, STOVE OIL, KEROSENE, GASOLINi See. or call Phone 220-w Lucknow District Agent for Cities Service policyholders not request .rnore than the rrnirket value, for liVe, stock Whfle an,, adjustment iS ing Made. The other ',director ..t0 speak wag William Wiggins,..R.R. 3, Anblirn. .Thompson; clerk of. East iiStawa-: Reeve whO Stated that he 'had beeri in' the CoMpany since .1908 are available in Lucknow at' .George's Billiards,. UrnhaCh's • Drug .5U:ire and at the Sentinel Office. Single opsr price, loc.. ,TABLE CLOTH Paper in rOils,of 100 feet long and.. a ,Yard Suitable "for banquets pienics 8c. any :catered meal, The Lucknow Sentinel phone '25 Lucknow. "NEW LIFE" icONcfNTRATES • ;LIFE'''. 'BALANCED:. .:FEEP.$...: blend.ed .:fo'r test .aitti-K. C .Fof Yonr Fattening tattle :BULK BLOWN, DAILY SERVICE KNECHTEL an N LTD. LOchnow Bronch, Phone /8 "THERE'S NEW ISE FEED FeDii .EVERy NEED"..