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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1962-07-04, Page 9wgDNESDAY, JULY' 4th, 1962; THE; LUCKNOW- SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO. PAGE NINE ROY N. BENTLEY PUBLIC 'ACCOUNTANT' GODEIUCH, .ONTARIO:. Box • 478 Phone JAckson` 4-9521 As M. HARP AND COMPANY Chartered, Accountants 33 Hamilton St: GODERICH; ONTARIO Telephone JA 4-7562;. JOHNSTONE . FUNERAL HOME Modern and Convenient Phone • 76 , Day or Night • Serving All . Faiths According to Their Wishes Moderate Prices :Established 1894 A.' R. DU VAL D.C., Sp.C. Chiropractor Physio and Electro: Therapist Wingham, - • Phone 300 (Office located in former .CKNX buildingon, the:. Main Street) LNSURANCE FIRE; WIND, CASUALTY AUTOMOBILE • AND LIFE To Protect Your• " Jack, Insure :With . Jack, Today J. A. McDONAGH '.. Phone 306,- Lucknow STATE FARM '•. MUTUAL • AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Investigate, Before ..Investing REUBEN WILSON. R.R.:.3, Goderich Phone 80-r-8 Dungannon • R.W. ANDREW Barrister and Solicitor LISTOWEL, -ONTARIO KINGSB,RIDGE •,Etev• Fr. Paul Sargewitz suc ce•eds Fr, J. Urbanski as pastor of ,St • Joseph's parish.. - Congratulations to Mr,-, and Mrs. Joseph Courtney ,on the birth of a son in Victoria Hospital,• London, on June 26tfi. We hope both mother and babe will be home very soon. •- Mr. Basil Hagan, Mr. and Mrs. 'Dennis Hogan attended the Ho- gan--'C'onnell wedding in Tor- onto recently. • IN LUCKNOW, Every Wednesday and Saturday. Afternoon Office; in . the Joynt Block • Telephone: , Office 135 • Residence 31-J R: • S. HETHERINGTON. Q:C. • Barrister, Etc. / •Wingham and Lucknow IN, . LUCKNOW Monday and Wednesday Located in ..Kilpatrick Block 'Phone Wingham Office 48 • • Residence 91 Mrs. Patrick McEvoy, Alexan- der and ,Ivan of .Chicago are, vis- iting her sister, Miss Mary O'Neil'. Mr. and 'Mrs. Nick Perry of Detroit visitedrelatives here & in Goderich _recen'tly. • Mr, and Mrs. P. E. Murray and son Donald of Detroit are .spend• IMPERIAL OIL PRODUCTS for prompt service, , , and quality products,.. Mac:Kenzie: Memorial Chapel• 10 . FUNERAL SERVICE Service's conducted accord- ing 'to your :wishes. at your Home, your Ch'urch,. .or ' at our Memorial' Chapel at no additional charge.' Phime 181, Lucknow, •Day or Night Wi'NGHAM. :MEMORIAL SHOP We Have ,.Been Memorial• • Craftsmen for. Thirty -Seven Years,, ,Always ' Using • THE BEST GRANITES Along With. . . Expert 'Designing and, Workmanship.. • Prices. Most Reasonable • Cemetery. Lettering; a Specialty contacts ' GRANT CHISHOLM 'Phone' collect 'Dungannon. 124-1 Or 10' 'Lucknow "Always Look To Imperial For The Hest" R. A. S PO`TO N Phone 256, Wingham, Ontario. G. ALAN W.I.LLIAMS Optometrist Office on Patrick:• St., just off the •,Main 'St. in WINGHAM Professional Eye Examination Optical Services • For, appointment Please. Phone 770, Wingham K. J. MacKENZIE, O.D. Optometrist NOW IN • RIPLEY EVERY : WEDNESDAY ro Office Hours ;10.00 a.m. to 9.00 p.m.' Phone Roy., 'MacKenzie, Ripley 96-r-24 for appointment R. W BEL. OPTOMETRIST GOI5ERICI1. F. T. Armstrong :' Consulting:; Optometrist The Square (Phone JAck$on 4-7661) • ing their vacation; at their home' here. .Mrs, Martha O'Neil, Mrs, •Cyril' Austin and 'Mr. Kenneth Fitz- patrick visited . •iii Detroit •and Algonac, Michigan recently. Miss Janet Moore of Algonac return- ed with them. • Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dalton, Kathleen and Cletus motored to Montreal, where they visited with their son :Terry", they also visited at St, . Anne De Beaupre, Quebec. . •'.Mrs• Walter Judge (Marie Courtney) and son, Jim,', anal daughter, 'Mrs., R'�Loi Sn�id'er'; of Jackson, Mich, are ,visiting 're'7.lativ'es. 'here: Mrs. Thos. .(Bryon- and .d, augh ter,. , Vivian are visiting with , Mr. and. Mrs. Con Hogan. ' Miss Frances Dalton, Mr. Mike. Dalton; . Mr.. , Arnold, Marsman,. motored to Montreal Over the week=end: • Frances• remained to I. attend summer classes' in French at the University of Montreal,' Those who spent the. holiday s ho s p y1 week -end. here were: .Mr. arid Mrs. Eugene Dalton and family of Royal Oak; Michigan, Mr. A. Mrs. • Bill Elliott of Chatham at the Garvey homestead, Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Johnston (Rita 'Dal- ton). and family; Mr:. Kerry .11O - gap, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kina- lian,_ sons, John ' ' and Stephen, Mr:. and Mrs. Maurice Edward's and family', ' Mr.and • . Mrs., Ian Parker and •family; Mr. Jim Martin; . all 'of London,' Mr. and Mrs..' J: C. • Moss of Woodstock, Mr. Jos. .Martin of '.Hamilton, Mr., Mrs, "David Brown of Walkerton, Mr, Frank Hogan :.of. Hamilton. •- Sunday: visitors With Mr: and Mrs: Carl Riegling were Mr. & Mrs. Robert E.., Doyle, Edward and Katherine of ' Raleigh, .'Mr.' and Mis. Cyril Emery' and Mari-, anne of Mull, Mr. and ' Mrs. John Edmondson . and family of Cha-' tham. For the long :: weekend visitors were Mrs. Frank. 'Reig ling and Shelly Field. of Erin - dale. LUCKNOW DISTRICT • CO-OPERATIVE INC. Phone Lucknow '71 TED COLLYE.R Registered ..Master Electrician ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Specializing in Electric Heating, . Electric. Wiring and Repairs • and . All electrical Appliances Phone 208-r=25; :Lucknow )(plains 1.eaning,, Purpose. Of' LM'O. Lloyd •Jasper, co-ordinator of the .Bruce County Emergency Measur es • Organization, gives some details of the rneaning_ and ipurposes•',of. this organization in the following ,press release: • One of the questions so often asked is — Just what ' is the Emergency Measures Organiza- tion ' (EMO)? ' The answer is Public Survival in Nuclear War and continuity of essential Gov- ernment Functions., Then you will be "asked What is Civil Defence? Civil Defence . is a common sense. way of dealing with .any • •disaster.. The 'basic • principles. of • Ern-: ergency Measures ,and civil de- fence are: 1. ,Doing ' what .. you can .,far yourself, for , example, taking a First Aid Course when one '.,is available in your area, securing all the 'information you can get with 'respect to fallout, basement fallout shelters; the elevensteps to survival and other .material thatis available. You can get this information, at., no cost, by writ- ing or contacting me at •sny of- fice in Walkerton, ; or by 'tele= Phone . 86 at Walkerton. . .2; The second basic principle is Readiness 'to help others survive; 3. The willingness to work together as .a team to transform survival into recovery. . . What Disasters Must We. Guard. Against? '1. Our • natural disasters — fire,: flood, tornado or explosions:. Such disasters can strike any= ti•me :and anyw'here.', • • 2.. "War. . In .the, event of war, our people Must be -,'prepared" to deal with the effects' ` of .a .nuc- lear r u,ar L In peace or war,,. Civil De- fence,ServicesCan save lives. arid reduce property; damage.. The first aid courses coiuld,prove. Very 'valtz•able at the scene' of WHITECHURCFt • an • •.accident or ' drowning. or, a • Mr, and Mrs. Jack Gillespie and. family of Sarnia ' left last week -end for , the West Coast and . will .return • in' a month.. • Mr. and'. Mrs: Heiison Falconer. of...Sarnia visited 'at the home of Mrs.: Cassie Falconer, . 11:r: and Mrs. John Hayes and Mr. and; . Mrs. Don Hayes :and Dewey of . Detjoit visited ,over the . week -end at the , home ' of M.r; and .Mrs. Charlie Tiffin and other 'relatives. • Mr.• 'and ,1VIrs Harold Pollock. of Fordwich; visited' on Sunday at . the home of. Mrs: George .MeCienaghan: . , Mr. and Mrs: Clifford Farrier: and• family 'of Kitchener,' Mr. & Mrs. Carmen• .:Farrier ' of Long Branch visited over :the week -end at . the . home .• of Mr.. and Mrs.,. W. R. Farrier. Miss Winnifred' Farrier' of Torontp is ,home for the school holidays: Mr. 'and Mrs Donald. Dirs•teiri of Brantford spent the week -end Gavilier, Mclntosh and Ward a lire • or explosion, or in the, at the home of Mr..' and Mrs Russel . Gaixrvt.. Mr. Russel Gaunt and Mr.. John 'Gauntvisited on ..Sunday with ' their, father, Mr. Tom 'Gaunt who.. has ,been a patient in London 'Victoria Hospital for three ' weeks.: Mr.. Gaunt. was .alike to .return home with them.. Mr. and Mrs,'•'Bill Ryan . and Janette , of :Goderich visited on Sunday evening .'at the home:. of Mr. and, .Mrs.' Carl 'Maghan. 11 . children have star swim- .ming : classes. .iri Wingham.' Mr, ' Louie' Dalton is a patient in London Hospital. Mr. Dalton had - a eye operation. The. community extends deep est sympathy, to: Rev. John Watt and family on the passing` of his wife Mrs. Watt; the former Edith Barbour in; `her 80th year. Mrs. ,Carmen Whytock is a patient .in ,.St. Joseph's; Hospital,. London.' CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS • Resident 'Partner;, • . J; E... Kennedy; , C.A. Bell Telephone '.Building PHONE 633 • .;WIAILKE•RTO,N`. FURNACE OIL, STOVE OIL, •;'KEROSENE, .GASOLINE 0 See or call. WM. A. 'BUD" .HAMILTON Phone 220-w Lucknow' District, Agent for Cities . Service' • work of rescue training. Civil Who Resnsibie For • , Defenc Is e,? 1. Each and every citizen, 2. Govex'rnnent: Local goat • errlment for organizing ;and plan,. ning Civil Defence Services, 'fob informing the public and plan- ning for continuity of local' gov- ernment. Provincial government for arranging mutual aid !between municipalities and the provision, of essential services. • The federal ; government for the . 'overall direction of Civil Defence and the survival plans. for the country, Lloyd Japer' PUPILS; PARENTS, MAKE TEACHER. PRESENTATION On Friday• morning, the c1os-• ing day of school, Ross. Erring- ton, was surprised to see pupils and . parents.•coming t� school., The purpose was to bid adieu to. Ross who is 'concluding sic years as , teacher at the . "Town- ship Hall" ,,school' in West Vara- • wanosh, I.1a ri chairs were pre sented 'to the teacher by Dorothy Taylor and Sharon Smyth. rMr.' Errington will teach next term at SSS. No. 6,, ,Ashfield, on. the 4th concession. The Erring - tan family' , will continue to; re- side at St. Helens. ' i Attrid.g a .'Bros.:. On Overseas Tour Ronny Attridge, 18 -year-old son of, .Mr. ,•and Mrs. Cecil Attridge �f. Islington, and form- erly of Lucknow •left on June 29th by jet ;for: Dusseldorf, ..Ger- many • • , . There' he ' met. his • brother„, Barry, who has'. been teaching Grade 1,2 and :13 Math: and P.T. for the..past two years' at',Iserholm„ Germany. ,•, The two ,brothers will spend eight weeks touring Europe and; the. British Isles in Barry's TR TV; Ronny will .fly home from Shari non, Ireland, August ' lst. Barry will return : to: his school . in' Ger-Many. ' ' • THE' WEST WAWANOSH • MUTUAL„ FIRE INSURANCE CO ead Office, 'Dungannon Established 1878 • • BOARD OF DIRECTORS' President, Brown'.Sm'yth"; R. 2, Auburn; Vice -Pres Herson ..Ir- win, Ir• -win,. Belgrave Directors, .:Part Caesar, R. 1, Dungannon; . George •Feagan, Goderich; Ross' Mc= Phee;.' 'R. .3, • Auburn,; Donald MacKay, 'Ripley, John F. Mac- Lerman,..' R. 3, Goderich; Frank"'" Thompson, R 1, Holyrood; Writ •Wiggins, R. 3, Auburn. For information , on ' your n- surance,,'call your nearest. direc- tor' who is also an : agent,: or the secretary, . Durnin, 'Phillips, .Dun•- gannon,. phone, Dungannon 48. You're off on The RightFoot With PLYMOUTH ,.. BALER and BINDER: TV INES 'op'.' fir Square :Balers. j'Orange stip" for Round Balers THEW QUALITY TWINE since 1824 THAT SAVES YOU TIME And MONEY KNECHTEL and; SON .L1 Lycknow Branch,.' Phone' 78 "THERE'S'A NEW LIFE.' EED FOR EVERY .NEED"