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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1962-03-28, Page 8r, AGE EIGHT: THE. LUCKNOW SENTINEL, • LUCKNOW 3 y - Ns ✓"s ONTARIO,,, WE;`DNDAY, MAR. 28th, 1962 •••••••••••••••••••••••••i••••••••••‘•••+•••f aN If You're Thinking Of A • • • • It Wd,la•••••••. • • • '• • •' •, • • !' • • • 0. '0 • ,•w Jim Emerson, -left, of the Pur- ple Grove 'District, a senior: stu dent at the Ontario Veterinary College, .'Guelph; • was the win- ner of. the Hackett Trophy for • the ' most outstanding member of the ,Senior Cross Country team. • The award was made by the', donor, pi. Art Hackett of" Maple, On a'rio, a graduate of the Ontario Veterinary . College, who is one of tie outstanding long •distance dzail runners in the • province. The oc casion , was the annual 'athletic .banquet , •atthe College, when outstanding.athletes were.' honor. ed, URPL.E:;GF.OVE Miss,_ Mark Anne 1VIcCosh, Mr.. Douglas Hayhurst.. and. Mr Ro- bert Smith of Toronto : spent the .-week-end, with . Mr.' and. Mrs., Donald ;MoCosh • ' Mrs.. Edburt• • Bushell, visited .Misses ,Margaret and '• Isabelle MacDonald Mrs:• Gordon • MacDonald ` and. Mary Helen '; spent a few days 'with•Mr rand..Mrs..Fred:Gilchrist.. Mri' ` Roger' Wood visited• Mr. Rob•ert `Emerson. Sunday: in London. 'Miss Caroline Forster visited' " Mr. 'and 'Mrs. Edwin Harrison, Mrs. Gordon Patterson. Mr. J. 0. Armstrong were Sun Mr. •and, Mrs. . Frank Currie, 'day guests of ,Mr. arid :Mrs.` Frank Curries The second meeting; of the 4-I Club Dressing up hornegrown Vegetables -was.'held at the: home. of Katherine Bushell on March 16th... Mrs.' Edburt. Bushell de= monstrated wrapping'. "of. 'sand wiches..It , was • decided to have next .meeting; March ' 26th at • the. home'of the assistant leader, Mrs. Frank Dore,' The. discussion was on how to cook vegetables. Some Casseroles ' were made which. were__. later '.used- for.supper. Mr. .and .Mrs; Claude Dore were: Sunday visitors': of 'Mr. and Mrs. Roy McKee Teesw•ater. .John .D. Colling` visited Mr. & Mrs. 'Howard Thompson. tended the District •• Directors' meeting at the -home of. „Mrs.., Victor Emerson, Whitechurch Mr. and .`Mrs Russel ' Collins, Mr. Walter Collins visited Mr. •& Mrs Victor: Gawiey: • Mr.' Don ,Robertson`" and ?Miss' Margaret Robertson were recent visitors of ' Mr.'. and Mrs. ken- • Robertson, Zion: ` Mr: and Mrs. Frank Dore, .Nan- cy, Ronnie and Dianne were 'Sun- day. Sunday• guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Whtse: Mr. Norval Stanley'Mrs. Helen. Swann, Mr. Milton ;Stanley .spent CULROSS COR NE Brenda : and Darlene,' Mrs. Gertie . Walsh . spent Saturday . with' Mr. arid Mrs. Scott Walsh,. Walkerton,. • "' Miss Annetta Forster and. . Miss Doreen McLeod• of Toronto spent the: week -end at their homes. Mrs. Frank Dore visited; Mr. Kenneth, Brindley in 'Kincardine. hospital on..Saturday. - Itis maple syrup"time for ':Bob Emerson and 'Carl Collins, .• Mr, and. Mrs. Gordon °'Patter'- Patter- son spent: Wednesday in, Toronto. Mr and, Mrs. ' *alter'' Forster, Annetta and.Kathy, Mrs.' Donald .McCosh ''visited Mrs. J. W. Col- well, . Kinlough. . A number from here ' attended Open House of the Ripley Night' school on Wednesday evening. a, 'els. Wallace Pollock,' Mrs. • Fra cis: Boyle, 1' e Mr. and Mrs. Golgi Y , ULR S � IVES • die, Huston, Mrs. :Russell Collins. and. Carl visited Miss Margaret Robertson and Mr. Donald -.R:o- , .. On Monday•evening, .Mrs. Mor - 5 bertson. ley Wall, Mrs. Prank ..Thompson Mrs., 'Frank Dore, Ronnie 'and and Mrs. Elmer Wall accom=: Dianne,' Mr. and Mrs: Lawrence . panied by Mrs; Annie ` • Wall, .of Fry,. Betty. , and Loran visited' Teeswater, 'attended ''a shower Mrs/ uisch Walkerton. • (Purple Grove farm forum met at the home of `Mr. and Mrs. Donald McCosh on Monday ev- ening for Miss' Jean Irwhi, Lucknow. On Thursday evening, Mr. Har- old 'Stewart attended a banquet at Kincardine for the Kincardine 'Milk .Truck drivers. Mrs. Peter. L'' eesoh, -1VIr$, Donald .� ,.,We extend' our • sympathy to' IVIcCosh, Mrs: William Arnold at -,Mrs.. John : Hanna, : Winehamn; in FOR .114SE:' Supertest Service. Station . In Lucknow IMMEDIATE. POSSESSIQN ,. EXCELLENT : VOLUI4E • Ted Elliott • Pox .•238, \ itscrlutiti • h on er 67;4-\ the passing bf ,her. husband., Mrs: Frank Brown and Reg `spent;; Tuesday evening with' Mr. and Mrs James: Wraith,,. Luck'' now.. , , Misses Elda Wall and Jo:.Anne Van Der Keur,• London, spent the, - week -end with • Mr.. ' and Mrs.. Morley Wall and family. Mr.. ' and Mrs. James . •Wraith, Lucknow 'were• •`the guests `.Sun day of Mr. and -Mrs. Art Hodgins. Mrs. ;Tom. Stewart and .'Harold Visited ' Mr. . and Mrs Gerald: >Stewart,� Kincardine on; Thurs- • day. Little* Keith Bregriian, •son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob : Bregman, 6th. con, underwent "a tonsilectomy. in Wingham .Hospital on. Satur- day, . Mr. and. Mrs:Mae Thompson and family spent the .weeks -end With Dr. and• Mrs.• Don Willetts, Mount Albert. • Mr and Mrs. ••M: ' Bell,Toronto and Mr. and Mrs: Elmer and . family, Owen Sound, visited at the Week -end- with Mr, and Mrs: Ernest. Hanna and family. LOCHALSH Neighbours . and friends gath- ered ` Tuesday evening • at the hom • of Mr and 'Mrs; . Dian Mac-' Lean, on the . ocoasion of their golden • wedding. Many gifts and, telegrams were received. ''Mr. ;& Mrs MacLean and family enjoy* -ed a dinner. ' at the Bruce . Inn,. to ; celebrate 'the event: • Mr.. and Mrs: Allan • MacLean and family of Collingwood spent a few days with Mr. a d• Mrs.' Dan MacLean: Mr:' and. Mrs. • John 'MacRae spent a day in Toronto and. Orangeville recently,. : •. Mrs.' Laura MacNaiti and Helen spent a day In London during the week: Mr. and Mrs. Oliver McCharles' spent. Sunday. in Oakville visit - Ing Mr. and Mrs. Harold I',Anson,- Recent visitors with Mr; aridMrs. Roy MacKay' and .Mr. and'; Mrs. Tom Pritchard and baby , of Preston. • A hat course is being held ;at Kintail Hall. This course ` is be- ,ing sponsored .(by the' Kintail Women's Institute. Many 'from this community were • in Ripley on Wednesday evening . to view the Work. don. e at Night 'School. ' ' Mrs: Annabelle Robertson of Bluev ale spent a . day with Mr. and Mrs. 'Donald MacKenzie, .. ' Mr. and Mrs, Dick ' West spent a couple of days in. Detroit re- cently. . When a • man's wife can read .him like a. book, it's about time for .him to turn, over a newleaf,,, • • • BEDROOM SUITE be worth your while to drop in and• look over our selection.` •; • •. • • • •'. • ' • a • • • • •. • • •• 0. • • • •. • • We presently have . in stock the •. • • LARGEST SELECTION,: EVER i � lowest Prices •s •i • • • • 0•• 4►. ilii•••••••••••••••••a•••••n•••aii•i•••••••••s••• death of his brother, George'' Fat of Ottawa; at the age of 87.•'. r Pa kin' � meters are • to be. •in r g.. stalled in Seaforth. • Highest Qualitys Drop in and you need feel no obligation to 'buy. MacKENZIE FURNITURE STORE 's 1 in suites 10r. KNECHTELS KROEHLERS PEPPLERS and HEPwoRTH . PHONE 181 LUCKNOW NEWS BRIEFS FROM NEARS` Because .of the rabies outbreak, Tara has passed a try -law Pro- hibiting dogs ro-hibiting,dogs . from running 'at' large.. ' Wiarton :is the 'latest• town. to have a hassle overpolicing' poll - cies • & enforcement' of -the law: Mayor' Wyonch and the father, and son" two-man police •;force, are at .Odds . to a• degree that has. caused ',the. ':resignation ,.of two councillors.: , Estimated , cost .: of the • new vocational school and, equipment at Walkerton is set at $955,312p Hanover mill rate keeps goung up.. This", year; the domestic : rate has •: been struck ;at 83:85 • mills and. the •commercialat 91'85•m4l1s. • 1Vfernbers of the Ladies Auxil-� •iary. to the,,iCanadian Legigr''are among those •'invited to Kincar- dine • on March 22nd' for the •ob-, servance of: their ;17th birthday..' 73% of : the •.,eligible voters in Kincardine voted ' 701 to, 591 against dining lounge liquor lic- ensing and ;7.44 to 570 against the. lounge license., Kincardine merchants are again goipg to, vote 'on the question of remaining open on Friday night rather 'than 'Saturday.. One mei, chant stated that:regardless of the :outcome. .he. 'would; be open' :on Saturday ' nights.. ' A petition ' for; . a liquor vote. in 'Goderich Township has re- Suited'. esulted . in May 16th, being set for the plebiscite, ,Motel owners,' chiefly td the south of Goderich, feel that :a favorable vote would aid the "lagging tourist business," *. Painting of the 'basement of Blyth Memorial Hall • is a bit ,frustrating for no sooner is the. job done than lip stick smears. re=appear' on the washroom walls: Seaforth .will be able to hold the public school tax rater this year, but the District High School rate is scheduled for a three Mill increase. Revs. W.. 3. Watt of Whitechurt .received" Word recently of the .SAUGEEN UNDERWRITERS' HELD MONTHLY ' MEETING The regular o Monthly meetin . $ of the:Life: Underwriters •AssociE tion • of .Saugeen was held Hanover on Friday, March. 161 at` 12:45 in • the ..aftern,00n::.TI meeting was chaired by: the pr sident, .Mervin Patterson. TI ,guest speaker for the meetin Mr:. Harold H,, Darch,' London Life . representative... •Barr.'ie, andthe recently appoin ed regional Vide': president oft Life .Underwriters . Association' Canada, was . introduced to fl gatherg by Clarence: Thompsc Mr. arch' stated that' it is the' utmost •. lmpor tarice that those engaged in the sale •of 1 insurance should be Members the association " if • an effects -voice is , to be maintained'at 1 • government . level by , this vi large' and progressive business • life ' insurance: The final: portion. of Mr Dare address entitled "Salesmansh pointed ' • out • the weaknesses sales people' engaged . in the s of life in'suvance and 'how ,th weaknesses can. be oercomt • • THE WHOLE FAMILY RATES IT TOO_ A HEAT THAT WILI401Pist AWAY THOSE COLD DAY BLUES t.0,,HEATINGI•Olils'OASOt foliPooput