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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1962-05-23, Page 10• i UCKNOW, ONTARIO • THE =KNOW SE�l',L'Il`TEI+, . •• MUaYtrELms cuNi 6 Bruce County HeuIih Unit • .. 4 All adults and children who have' not ,previously ". received protection, for Poliomyelitis with the Salk Vac - eine are urged' to attend one •of the Clinics listed below. The. .Sabin (oral) Vaccine which is a pleasant tasting syrup will be •pr�vzded; A `small amount of this syrupwhen fed. to indiva.' iduals will .produce protection. for Poliomyelitis 'or act; as a Booster for those who have previously re - 'mitred their series of three needles of Salk. Vaccine.:: All Clinic' ' Hours Will Be:.: From 7:30 p.m.' . To 9 s,30' p.m. And Will Be Held At "RIPJ:.EY LEGION HALL May, 23' w •, HOLYROOD. Kinloss Central School May, 24. KINCARDINE- W. E Thompson Public School:.:. .'. ', ...`. ,M ,May, 25.. TEESWATER TO'VN. HALL . June,' ' 4. t • • ULRQSS, CORNERS ., Mrs. Tom Hackett, Ashfield; ..bias returned home after spending' ,a few : day. with. her daughter, Mrs. sMidford' Wall. The Stewarts spent :Thursday evening with. Mr. and 'Mr"s. James. ;Hodgins and . family Mrs. Frank Brown and Reg visited .Wednesday evening with /Mr. and Mrs. James Wraith of Lucknow . The L.D.H.IS. students .^prey. .tett their Fashion Show -on 'Thursrlay evening.- to a full. douse..The.; community was ,well represented: : • Miss Elda Wall, ,London, spent • the holiday. week -end . at her home here. Congratulations • to '••Mr .' and, Mrs. 'Carman. ' Whytock. (nee, . Jean Parker) .on the birth •:of: a son • in Wingharn 'Hospital . • on Wednesday, May: 16th.. .> iMr. and. Mrs. .Wil1iarri Carnp bell,' Kinloss' and Mr. and Mrs. 'William Slessor, Bervie, ,-were: dinner 'guests Sunday -evening of Mr. and • Mrs: .Alex ' Whytock. ;Congratulations to Susan Wil- son' who • was six years old on Sunday. .She celebrated her birthday Saturday with a party for her girl .friends. kr.. and Mrs. James Wraith, Lucknaw, were Sunday evening• visitors with Mr. an'd. Mrs. Alex Why.+bock.. .Mr. and • Mrs.; Mac . Lane and. Stewart; , Kinlough, .spent" Sun- day evening, with Mrs., Frank' Brown and .Reg. : Mr, and._Mrs.. Midford,:_Walt _& .. Donnie visited' Sunday• evening with .;Mr and Mrs'. John McInnes.: Misses Barbara Haldenby„ and Beverley, Wall accompanied the young people .of 'Kinloss United; Church ; on •a bus trip to Detroit over the week -end. •A ' Paul and' `Peter Brown, who have just moved to the commu- pity are attending our school.' Did • You Overlook It? The Treasurer of the Lion's: "Easter Seal" campaign has covered : that there are still 'some pink envelopes.. MISS,hNG If .you find one at your home. won't you send it in today? 1•••••••••••••••••1••••••••••!1••!6••••••••••1•: •• •• • • • • • : LATE -MODEL ••: ,, • • • 1962 Pontiac Standard Sedan. ,, • 1962 Pontiac Laurentian Sedan automatic fully equipped ; 1961 Pontiac Standard Sedan • • 1961 • Pontiac Laurentian, power- steering, automatic, fully • • •' equipped.' . • • • 1961 Pontiac Parisienne. ' 4 -door hardtop,, V-8, automatic, • fully powered • • 1961 Chev Impala 4 -door Hardtop, V-8, automatic, fully': • • •. powered. 1961 Pontiac Stratochief; automatic .• 1961 Ford Fairlane 500 Sedan, automatic and power , steering rpo21960 Chev Belair Sedan, 'automatic • 1960 Vauxhall sedan.. • 1959 Pontiac Sedan, _automatic, fully equipped • 1959 Chev Sedan, automatic, fully equipped •, • 1958 Pontiac Laurentian sedan, automatise ••` • 1958 Pontiac' Sedan, automatic • • 1957 ,Chev Sedan,'automatic • • 1957 Pontiac Sedan, automatic • 1957 Pontiac sedan,. standard. ' :o I1957 Dodge V-8 sedan, automatic.` ' . •: • 1957 F rd „2 door Station Wagon • •• 1957, Buick Sedan, automatic •• 1956 Ford Custom Sedan, •' automatic • • 1956 Chev Sedan, automatic. • •• • • 1955 FORD SEDAN, SPECIAL $350. •` •. • • MANY OLDER MODELS ,TO CHOOSE. . FROM 'Brussels Motors • • cities,. Service Dealer • • •' ":• • • •••• •. • Joe Passed Away At bndon In poor healthfor. a. long time, Joseph' Thomas Nixon passed away at ` Westmin'sterspital, London, an Tuesday, May 8th,. at the ,age .of 73. He Was the son .of •Joseph Nixon and . Mary . Ch.ampion and was born at. Whitechurch` on July '5th, 1 88. The family later moved to -Lucknow where Joe was raised, and where he is well rennem- bered by older residtents. / Joe was a' veteran of -World War 1.., having enlisted in, the 160th ;Bruce Battalion:: Overseas ,he Was . attached to;: the '13th Battalion, • Following .the war' he served for a time on the London Police' Force, and later • farmed in' the Dorchester district, before returning to London. • Mr. Nixon. is , survived by his wife, the former Annie Beatrice Jenkins,by four .daughters, Mrs. Fred Wallingford .Marianne); Mrs. Robert Andress ' (•Ruth);. Mrs. Norman Griffiths (Ruby); Mrs. 'Len Canard (Nellie) and. four sons,; Gordon, Robert, Ken neth. and James all of London. Surviving also ' are a sister, Mrs., Sid' Plowright .(Ruby)°' of Oshawaand two brothers, Har-.' ry. :of Lucknow and • James . of Lakeland, Florida, ,.a1'1 .of whom' attended the funeral service. There are 12 grandchildren one . great grandchild., He -was predeceased by a brother Fred of Lucknow. L• Bev. Dr.: E. G.. Turnbull con • ducted The service at the Mil- lard, George Funeral Home on •May 10th, with. interment in St. 'John's Cemetery, Arva. CHURCH NEWS Lueknow United -Church Worsen The third general. meeting ` of. Luck'now United', Church: Women's Organization wase held' on 'Tues- day. evening' May 115 The pres- ident, Mrs; K. Cameron,, opened the meeting With some timely quotations from an article written' ;by ; Mrs N...Hutchmson, 'a leader •nn ' the new,,, organization. :The. worship period' Was led. by • Mrs. Raynard Ackert assisted_ by Mrs. L. Ackert who read the. ture, Mrs. G.; -Newbold Who gave the meditation And Mrs" :J. Ac- kert , who offered. prayer, Mrs... R. Ackert, convener of Christian Education Department, .. gave ' a very informative talk on • the function .and scope of ` christian education work using posters and papers on evangelism., ' Missions. and leadership. The Church' nur- sery messengers, Explorers and Sunday. School. departments are. under the supervision' Of Christian Education Dept.•:A very pleasing duet w'as' sung•. by ;Mrs: J. C. Armstrong • and 'Mrs. S. Hall accompanied by Mrs. R. Cumm,. ing A suitable film, "And, Some- thing Happened,•'' which was based,; on the importance . of • re-. ligion'.'in family..life was shown by Rev 'Mr. Strapp: The treas- urer, Mrs,• W •'Henderson report- ed that to. date :over $840 had 'been 'received from. the five unit groups:. .Final plans were .,made for the Centennial supper to• be.. held on June '12th. BRIEFS IvEWS.. FROM .NEARBY. • Exeter Council has 'approved use of a 'tranquilizer gun by the police force: to. aid .them in catching dogs running at ,.large. Luckey • Transport ' of Exeter has eight tractors and 183. . trailers ,in operation 'hauling. 2,600 tons of African mahogany logs from Toronto harbor to .the Maple Leaf Veneer Co. plant at Dur- ham. The logs • .came directly from AArica by ocean freighter, and a• bout' 130 trailer trips were necessary to. move the logs. to Durham:. Wingham Council is -to enter ,into negotiations with the Ont- ario 'Water. 'Resources Commiss= • Phone 173, Brussels ion regarding building of a. new Ni• •ee•••n•n••••i••o•••••••ri••••••••ilreis • sewage disposal system •and in - w WEDNESDAY, MAY 23rd, 198 TOP PERFORMERS iN FARM OPERATION! PETROLEU1111 PRODUCTS Dependable service plus a line of First Quality Co-op Products have earned the confidence of 'Ontario's farmers. For this reason, more farmers have switched to CO-OP .Gasolines, CO-OP Heavy Duty Motor Oil, CO -OI Cofax and CO-OP Lubco (multi-purpose) Grease. It's the results that count, and you get good results every timeyou. use CO-OP Lubco, the Multi-purpose,. all -Season lubricant.' for wheel bearings, •water pumps, etc. Give your car, truck, or tractor engine the care it deserves -use CO-OP Heavy Duty Motor Oil'... it suppresses harmful sludge, rust, and bearing -eating acids—keeps engines running smoothly: "FUEL' SAVER" FILL CAP ANOTHER.:CQ-OP "SERVICE EXTRA!" Anewly-invented Co-op device 'that contrails costly waste,:: caused by:fuel storage tank- , evaporation. Under practical circumstances, tests have shown actual results of far: less evap- oration •and greater, savings with the use of the FUEL SAVER FILL CAP.. For Fast, Dependable Farm Service=you can eounf ori your Co-op !' ?hone :7.1' j stallation • of • trunk' line sewers.. Demolition of ' :.Blyth • 'United Church is underway and Cont.. struction of a new $75,0080 church ill commence at once, and be ompleted .' by September. Fur- nishing, heating and landscaping will be additional,. The sanctuary. proper will, seat•about. 300 with overflow provision, for 100 :more. The. structure will provide 41 Sunday . SchooI :classrooms,, nursery, churchparlor, kitchen wash ' rooms, furnace' room, m'in .ister's . • study " and; choir 'room.: Dianne MacDonald was crown, ed Queenof Ripley District High School at the .spring formal held recently. : Kincardine merchants have by a • majority vote favoured ;con tinuimg the • Friday, nighttopen,' for this season at least in order to .give it ':a faire trial. Mount'.Forest merchants are to close all 'day Wednesday, ef- fective in June, The decision was approved by .8a% of the: vot- ing merchants. *..* Ernest MacMillan laid the cornerstone' of the new • Rein tz- mann. and , Company plant being built ' at Hanover, .. . * * Alan Worthington,, 14 -Year-old Paisley youth drowned „in the,. Teeswater River at Paisley on Tuesday evening. Of- last 'week. Lt was the. •first riverfatality at Paisley in /Over 40 . years, ' * * * • T. Rutherford .Langdon; of To ronto hash'al'ed. pampbell. pure Grant's law' praetise • Mr., Grant has been `appointed ;a Judge of the Supreme Court • Margaret ' Ann ..MacDonald of Kintail ;was a'. member: of the graduation .class of -S't. Joseph's Hospital school; of nursing: •76 nurses . received their , diplomas. She is the.. daughter of Mr and Mrs. William MacDonald . • * ..* * .• William .Lumiby of Goderich succeeds Ross " Middleton of -Bayfield as Deputy District - Governo' of Lions District A: • 6,000CaIIIe:r t .eat Victor Errington, 'warble fly spray inspector ;in .Went' Waw-• • nosh, deports • the job r..ecently completed with the best co -OP' eration ,in: his 'five 'years•!' ex- perience. • On the•first, round of the Towne ship.' they sprayed. some .. 6,000 cattle. There.. • were about 400 calves •• in this total which •re.- ceived the spray for •lice. ;The second spraying resulted in a lesser number sprayed; as those sprayed for lice weren't .repeated,; and the inspection showed that sorre cattle were free of warbles. There , Were only • . six • :cattle owners in 'the. township . who brushed for warbles this 'year. Murray Gaunt of: CKNX kept farmers posted" daily ; as to. where the ' sprayequipment would be, and Mr. Errington. ex= • perienced no delays, in . getting the job, done.., A. man wouldn't mind ' having • his, income tax...." ifhe 'wasn't already taxed to /stay within his income;