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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1962-03-07, Page 50 ,r. Le Le k. Jf th n t n 1. t. 2, ' Ire Gaut urge NIre Haid. llac�. 'ink Vim • WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7th, 1962• • THE idyciasipw SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,' ONTARIO PAGE FM W. A. "BUD" HANUULTON HEATING OILS GASOLINE' OTHER FARM; PRODUCTS PH.220 W -LUCKNOW Miss Lettie flawley` on Tuesday 'evening. Mr. and ,Mrs Claude Dore spent Saturday evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank. Dore.' • Mrs. Donald: MoCosh. and Mrs. Victor Emerson attended the Grey East /District 65th, Institute An- niversary in . Meaford : on Wed-, nesday. They visited Mt, & .Mrs.. P. S. McDougal, Owen Sound & on Thursday, at`'CF,O.S. attend- ed a• meeting of ' the Tomrny Cooper Award Committee MissNancy Dore spent .:Friday evening.. with Miss Gladys Gaw- Mr Ron.nie MacLean, `spent: Tuesday :with Mr. Richard, Richard, Mc- Cosh. :1VIrs. Morford Mackay, Bill, Ann and 'Allan spent ; Saturday in Owen' 1Sound Mr... 'Russel Needham and Mr. William Lowry spent last 'Week in . Toronto attending `:.the. Good Roads' :Conve;ntion for reeves :& councillors. Mr. and•Mrs., • Fred Gilchrist visited Mr. and Mrs Gordon. MacDonald. ' Miss . Mary Anne GROVE McCosli, Mr.. , and � 'Mrs:.' Hiram URPLE Mr:s :. Helen • 'S'•"wann ,spent the week in 'London. to `Mr Sympathy • . Peter' P ' Leer ' er_. .'•son., his father, Mr: R. W. Leeson died.. Funeral` Was''Satur•day from Church Funeral Horne; Teesw•ater.' Mrs. Frank Dore' and: Dianne spent ' Tuesday ',with ' Mrs. , .Mor- 'ford Mackay :Miss Caroline" Forster visited• • Mrs. Gordon Patterson., • Iona Leeson, spent, the week-erd with': Sandra •Coll'ie's. `•Mr. , and ,Mrs. Francis 'Boyle;; Bryan, Bonnie, Kerry ' and . Hea- ther. were• Sunday -guests of : Mr. and Mrs. ;Sandy MCCharles. Mr. and 'Mrs. Frank Dore, Ron- nie ansl . Dianne visited Mr. and Mrs. -Russel Margie •✓Collins visited Shirley Mackay. ' Mr. and Mrs: Gordon Mactron- ald ,spent . Thursday evening with Miss.Margaret Robertson. an•d Mr. Donald Robertson. Miss. Gladys ' Gawley visited • Pangburn, Richard and Clyde were Sundayguests of Mr. and 'Mrs. Donald `McCosh 1VIr. •. and Mrs.: Peter • Leeson,: •Barbara.:.were Sunday.guests ` of Yfr; and Mrs. Burton Collins. • Mr.. Ronnie Harkness is •:help ing chore at ;the :home of Mr. Frank Currie.'. Mr. and. 'Mrs. • Harvie Thomp- son`• spent •Friday ,=evening ;with' Mr.:. and:' Mrs. Claude Dore:- • Mr. and;'Mrs.. Clayton Watke. & Janette. of Mildmay .,spent Sun- day with Mr; and Mrs.. Ben Scott. Mrs. Harvie • Thompson visited Mrs. ClaUde Dore Jr. on Tuesday afternoon • : ; • •Mrs Wlliarri. Arnold .attended the.. folk • school at' Underwood: for , the week=end • Mr...Robert McCosh spent Tues- day with Mr. Donald McCosh Mr., James _Emerson, • Guelph; spent the .week=end 'with M•r. and Mrs. George 'Emerson. • Mr.. and Mrs.,Rayinond Einer •son were :recent guests of Mr: Mrs.. $ami Fmerron. ac ona ESSO.SERVI'C1 FOR; TOP \ . QUALITY UALITY ATLAS BATTERIES DUNLOP TIRES (Most Sizes . In ,Stock ). AT . REASONABLE PRICES! Repairs to :All. "YVlakes: of Cars _ and,Tractors . . 3 Licensed " Mechanics .eel:.Algnment and Ba1anci'fl MITORCADE I»rALEIt Bc. iIc obertson Laid T�:..,Rest.: The death of • Miss. Belle :'Ro- bertson at London on nonday, February 26th,; came as aelease after .a, long period of failing heaUth. ;She waS 76.. - Belle was a daughter of Samuel, Robertson :and Jessie Clark , and is the 'last of the family. She was;. born •. in Lucknow on Septemiber ,.18th, .18815, and. "spent her lifetime` here, where she was held in high esteem. , Her father came to Lucknow in 1868.' to start a tannery ,,business which he ` operated on Stauffer St. for many years. Be11e, ' as she was familiarly known . to • all : her friends; :was empiloyed in Connell's' dry --goods store and millinery, ' andlater established ' her own millinery business; which, slae continued to conduct until • ,recent years when; failing health decided her to re For many, many years :'Belle was a faithful and punctual mem- ber •of the Methodist and later: the United Church choir, as well as. being actively interested ; in other, phases of the church' work. She had: an unusual: and •pleasing. alto voi'ce, and. -her serviees',for years were fredly given in; duet,. quartette and choir 'Work,. in, the community apart from' ,the de- votion. to her,. church,. .. The funeral service wase held at• the Johnstone 'Funteral Horne, Lucknow; :on Wednesday,: F'ebru ary , 28th, ' conducted by. `Rev. H. • W. Strapp, who' spoke appropri- ately on ppropri-ately.on the theme, "With •A (Song' In ..My Heart." Burial was 4n South Kinloss, •Ceinetery, temporary entombment .in the ,Mausoleum•. The pallbearers ' were W' B: Anderson, J. W. J'oynt,'Jaclk Henderson, E1lddn. Henderson Mel Greer and:.Stuart Robertson. Only survivors are`'two 'nieces; Mrs. Ken Chester (Jessie'T3ender-• son) of .Lucknow •and Mrs: -.I; .E. arshall (Audrey Lucas) of Tor. nto'and`a`hepliei" Jack Header- son of Lucknow. • Miss . Robertson Was. predecea= 'sed by three sisters, Ethel who died two years ago and Mrs.' Win: E. Henderson ' ,(Ohristena Maud);, Lucas (Emmeline), and one brother; Russell ,Robertson. SEEK EXAMINATION kilt - LIFE :ACE .. LICENCE .The. regular .inontlily meeting of ,the Life Underwriters of Sau- geen- au-ge.en• was' held at' Hanover. The meeting . was chaired in : the 'ab- sence of the, president by the vice .• president; .Mr..- William :Kinahan, of Lucknow.• Clarence" Thompson of Walkerton w:as appointed: de- legate e- egat • 1 e of the ''Life Underwriters Association of Saugeen to the annual' meeting 'sof the; Life ..Un- derwriters Association: of Canada Presented his report of thatOc- casion 'which took place at the' Royal' York Hotel; Toronto. Of the .many: resolutions pas sedgy: at the . anuar meeting; one . of particular interest pertains' to the issuing of Life Insurances' licen- ces by the Department ,of Insur- ance: to ; present and;. prospective Life Underwriters. This resolu- tion if consented to by the ',De- partment will r$quire • 'a written examination' before a life insur- ance licence can be granted for the purpose of soliciting , life . in s'urance business in Canada. N�Ite� Miller pied kiddenty In West (Lt :N,GSIDE , NEWS) EWS) Word was received by Mr, Frank k Miller .. ofthe sudden pas sing of ;his, nephew, Walter Mil- ler of Pie'k1ing; iSask on February' 20th. He was the second eldest son of the late , SEM. and Edith 'Fitze•ll Miller. arid • was "in his 4early forties. He had gone to the.. barn to do chores and when he had 'not come in for, dinner, his wife went to the ibarn to see what Was delaying him and found his lifeless body. He' had' passed away at least 2 hours before be MMOi•••••••oi••••••*M•••ulM ••••••n• 0i•M19• • : VALUES IN • LATE • MODEL • • • •• 1962 Pontiac Laurentian -Sedan automatic fully equipped •, 1961 Pontiac Laurentian, power steering, auto., fully, equipped • 1961 Pontiac Sfratoch ef, .automatic •. •• • • 1961 Pontiac .Laurentian V-8, 4 -door hardtop, automatic. • • 1961, Ford Farlane 500 Sedan, automatic and power steering i.: 1960' Chev Belair `Sedan, automatic a 1960. Pontiac Coach, automatic ' 1960 Pontiac 4 -door Sedan V-8 automatic. ' •4959 Pontiac Sedan, automatic, fully. equipped. : 1959 Buick 4 -door hardtop; automatic • 1959, Chev Sedan, automatic, fully equipped • 1956 Chev Sedan with '• automatic transmission :1958 Pontiac Sedan, automatic :, . • 1957' Pontiac' 2 -door .,hardtop, automatic • 1957 Chev Sedan,.' standard, ' • • • 1957 1956 'FordkCust ins Sedan,tic's automatic' • 1956 Meteor Rideau, autoniatic ---r • 1956 Chev Station . Wagon, , 4 -door •• 1956 Pontiac, 'Coach . 1955 Ford. Coach 1955 .Chev; sedan MANY OLDER MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM ' ; • • • • •' • .• • . • • . TRUCKS.' . ' TRUCKS!. 11961 Half -Ton P ek-Vp, long box 1959 'Dodge,, . Half=Ton:. Pick :Up • •; 1957 Chev, One -Tofu, Express • Brussels •• ` . '•• •, •... • • , • •A otos.• • Cities' •Service. Dealer-- 1Phone • 175; •Brussels • .' o found 0He had. :a medical check up the., Friday previous, . which :was very satisfactory and had been curlir g in the Maymont, bonspiel,. 'the „day before,. ;so :his - death carne `as a is•hock oto to'every-,.. one:•Besides his wife he 'is. sur- vived 'by . a son .Robert who just has +`another year ;in University, ,in Saskatoon 'studying.:•for' a: drug= gist... He. is survived.: by ,two bro- thers, Frank .of !Fielding, !Sask'., and Chester, of Maym ont • and two Osiers, .Beta; ' Mrs. Wm: Brown and 1VIae, .Mrs. .Francis Ducharme of Fielding ' Walter, his, 'Wife ';and . Robert Visited with his uncle and cous- ins, Mr. and Mrs. Chester: Case - more and Miss Mae -McInnis andMr. `. and Mrs. "Leonard .McInnis and other friends the. summer•;of' 1960. He: lad made; previous trips. east' .with his father. -when they brought 'carloads: of :`'cattle :east. Mr, and Mrs. John.• ,Crows:ton' were' dinner guests 'Saturday •oto- ening of ,Mr., and .Mrs Clayton: Alton, ,Ashfield. Sunday :visitors 0,4 at the 'Crowston home: were Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan, Laidaw,; Mr Herb Laidlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Orland •Irwin and ';Steven ,of Hingham. Mr. ,Wilson' Wall entered Wing ham General Hospital ;on, Tues- day. - as a.; patient with a heart', condition; Mrs. Gordon Wall Vis- ited, on Sunday with her Mother, Mrs.: Arthur 'in .Auburn. • :Yrs. Victor .yK m.eraon.':•of White=d Church .; visited `during the week-. end .with: her mother, Mrs: Mary Jane Tiffin and : Mr. and .•-Mrs.. Russel ..B. Ritchie .Mrs. Tiffin is much improved in health • this last while ;. Mr. and Mrs.. Ted Evans '•. and baby Linda . of ' Rexdale 'visited during ;:the' week -end with .his .parents, Mr. and Mrs.. Williarri':. Evans. • ` • Mr. Dain T:.Mc.Kinnon6th ,Con is. still a:patient in Wingham Hos- .. pital. .The W.M:S..mee iii- • is' t gE • to be. held at the hor:ne of Miss mma Richardson:- on Thursday after•= moon, : March 8th. Caviller, l:cIntosh CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Bell Telephone Building, WALKERTON E. KENNEDY, B: Ed.. B A.:,. C A. -Resident Partner Telephones': . 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