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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1962-07-25, Page 13WFI N D"7 •JULY '25th 104'Z ROY N. BENTLEY PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT GODERICH, ONTARIO Box 478 PhoneJAckson 4, 9521. .A. M., HARPER • ... D COMPANY • • •• artered Accountants Ch_.. 33 ',Hamilton St. GODERIC,H ONTARIO • Telephone JA 4-7562 JOHNSTONE'S., 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 .Chiropractor Physio and, Electro 'Therapist Wingham .. — ` , Phone • 3 (Office located' in• former CKNX building on the Main, Street). FIRE, WIND, CASUALTY AUTOMOBILE AND LIFE • INSURANCE " To ProtectYour Jack, • Insure . Wih Jack. Today. A.: McDONAGH Pkone 306, Lucknow STATE FARM MUTUAL •� . AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Investigate Before Investing ' REUBEN• • WILSON JIM,. •3, Goderich Phone 80-r-8 Dungannon, • THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO DUNGANNON The Huron Presbytery of the United Church Of Canada con- ducted the induction at Dungan- non 'United Church recently of Rev.. N.. L. Gostonyi, ,who flew "from London, England; last week to take ovei . Dungan•non, Nile & Porn Mbert charges. . Preaching at the service was Rev, C. W. Lewis, Auburn. Assisting with, the ceremony was Rev. J. H. An- derson, Belgrave, and Mr. Arthur' Elliott, of the congregation, who introduced. Rev. Mr. Gostonyi Mr. Kar"l"Sievert sang a:solo° Fol lowing the service a •reception was heldin the 'church basement. Words of welcome .were express sed .by ,K. I , Dawson'•6f'Dungan; non; .. Ernest Crawford of Port Albert and Clifford McNeil of Nile. 00 MacKenzie Mern�ri�l Chapel FUNERAL, SERVICE • Servicesconducted accord- ing to your wishes at your •Home, your Church, or at our Memorial. Chapel at no additional charge. Phone 181, :Lucknow, Day • or Night WINGHAM: 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 emetery Lettering '•a Specialty S'POTTON Phone 256, Winghan'n, Ontario: -ALAN WILLIAMS 11. W. ANDREW Barrister and Solicitor LISTOWEL, ONTARIO 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.. Lucian)* IN . LIJOKNOW Monday and Wednesday 'Located ' in Kilpatrick Block ''Phone 'Wingham Office 48 • , Residence 97 IMPERIAL:OI•L PRODUCTS. for prompt service, and quality products, Optometrist Office•, on Patrick, St., 'just. • • off ,the Main St.:' in WIN6HAM Professional .Eye Examination Optical Services:' 'For appointment.' Please Phone 770, Wingham K. J HMacKENZIE O.D. Optometrist: ' NOW IN RIPLEY • EVERY WEDNESDAY Office Hours 10.00 am. to'9:00 .p.m.. Phone Roy MacKenzie, Ripley 96-r-24 for ;appointment: R W. 'BELL OPTOMETRIST GODERICH F. T. Armstrong Consulting ..'Optometrist• The Square (Phone JAckson 4-7661) IN MEMORIAM CAMERON In everlasting memory of a dean Mother and Gr andmother, Mrs. .Josephine Cameron, who passed away 5 Years ago, July 28th, 1967. We wander through a meadows, •And gaze up. at a hill The sky is like a pil'low • And the countryside is still; Lt is •a calm and peaceful . scene 'Beneath the morning sun, And yet, without your loving' smile • It is . an empty one. • • Sadly missed' • and''' ever re= .mem(bered• by . her ' xlaughter, Grace and George. Linley and .grandchildren..: MOORE .7 -In loving, memory 'o# a dear&,wife, .mother and 'grand - another,. Lillie, who passed away suddenly an Jtiiy 221st, 19159. 'we . We little. knew when•'e .w,oke that 'morn;,. , • The sorrow the day would bring call was sudden, the shock severe, • • . • < To part• with once • we loved.,. so dear. , �Sornetinies •it's " hard' .to under-' stand' • • 'Why some things. have to be, In His wisdom, God has planned Beyond ; our. powers to . see. . :Sadly . missed .arid always- re- membered by • Husiband• Gordon,. Family and. Grandchildren. C•OLLINIS ..- . in loving memory of , Mary Lou • Qollins, who was killed . five years:. ago, July 217th hi her :, tenths ;y:ear.. • She • is gone, but not forgotten And • as • dawns another year, In our • lonely 'hours of thinking ;Thoughts, of her are always. near.D •ays:of sadness; will come o'er' us. Friends'.rnay think the wound is :healed, 'But. they little know the . sorrow That lies within ' the heart con-,, .sealed. Always rernemnbered by Mother, :Dad, -Johnny, Sandra and' Margie. For Bride -Elect PAGE THIRTEEN -Protest .'Proposed Sewage Project, Is Lucknow Next Tees�water is "up. in arms"' over a proposed sewage disposal sy- stem for that village of less than 900 _ persons. A 'hearing was recently held by the Ontario Water Resources. Commission, attended by about. 300. ratepayers and none spoke in favor of the Plan. Acting Reeve George King said that council felt there •uts some:, support for the project and had engaged a firm • of consulting engineers. with no commitment on the • part of the ..town. The .proposed construction of the system and disposal :lagoon in Culross Township is reported •to be .. $237,000, which would more than double this • figure' spread. over a:30 -year debenture. • Following the . hearing ,a' meet-- ing was held last Thursday ' ev- ening When a ratepayers', associ- ation was formedto protest the construction. One hundired •and forty-four registered at that meeting. C. A..Anderson, a. retired high school teeacher, • was elected - pre- sident of the association : an:d Enjoy Western Canada Trip. Mary Alton, her grandmother, Mrs. Frances Wilkins, and Annet- ta Forster of Ripley recently en-, joyed a' trip to Western Canada and the' Calgary stampede. ' The threesome drove a car dor a Toronto • dealer to Calgary. ' While in the' westthey visited, Banff, Lake Louise, Jasper and - Edmonton. They also, visited Tom Hawkwood and Mrs. I. O. Hawk wood in Alberta, well known to many in this community. Mrs, �Hawkwood,. mother of the . late Mrs: :John Ritchie, .made her home .• here for some time. Mary: and. M'rs. Wilkins ..flew horn.e by jet aircraft with Annet- ta remaining: in Alberta to work. • Mr. and Mrs.. Bert. Alton • of. Ashfield Township • had a plea- sant surprise on Sunday even- ing when their . daughter, Doro- thy,, phoned them from Bermuda. Dorothy' •'has. been there six' rnonths as a food- supervisor at Hamilton :Hospital, PARAMOUNT NATIVE DIED IN TORONTO ' The death occurred suddenly council Will be approached 'jai- in, Toronto on Thursday;. Judy. 5th, • 1962 of Mrs: rnedrately and'asked for a"vote , WilliamMutrie on . the: issue.: ('Stella Lillian Towle) ; beloved The•' meeting questioned. " wtnhy wife of the :late Wiliiam Mutrie. the' mad rush to put in the sewn . She is survived 'by sisters, Mrs ers?. and a... "one-rnan council" Sean . Crump of Wingham, was accused' of pushing it. ' Coun- ,Harvey Muir of Montreal; bro- cil .members were not, .present thers, Gordon of ,Vancouver, J 'C: ;at this Meeting.' "They ;aren't .'(Kelly) of . Calgary. and William .. There because they can't give rear- of Toronto.. Service took •place. sons, why this is necessary," .said On Monday, July,9bh: at the New-. bigging funeral: home, 'Toron.to,� and burial was: ;made. in Green- hill '.• Cemetery, Lucknow. Mrs. Mutrie diaughter of the. late Mr. ':'and, :Mrs: Albert TOWler' Of ,,Para•Mount;. had .spent the winter in Florida and had visited River at Paisley: But :the amount on! cher return. She'was of ,pollution . was.. ,questioned by h 'plarvnin,g ,. a trip,.West this.sum.- Thomas McAfee, . Plans • call for • installation. of sewers' with a =sewage lagoon in neighboring Culross. Township... The system .would end:.pollu- tion of the ' Pee•swater- River; which flows into • the ; Saugeen Here'refdentts-: _ • :. mer when. death intervenedsud-! 'The word •lagoon ' should not denly,. I be used. It ' should;. be 'Stink- • • "pond'," Mr. McAfee said. • A motion by Mrs. Clayton Mrs. Otto Petersen. and her .) Thompson received approval daughter, Mrs. Ann Becker of which would ask council to . meet London' were 'hostesses at a 'with the' citizens committee: be - bridal shower held •outdoors at fore a vote is held and explain their. home. on "Quality Hall''. on 1.•its stand. . Saturday. 'afternoon. Guest of iDurs ng -the- meeting • there honour was Miss' Bessie Reavie were. outcries. from the'' floor of:• who is ` to. be married this week "We are fighting • for dern,ocra- in, London.I cy,'' and. ."Russi•an :and:. Cuban Y .. • A goodly..nuniber of;; Bessie's. tactics:": far.m:er schoolmates Were present • Is Lucknow• Next?, '> to offer. best wishes.for her .fu- • All about us the' .: Water • Re= ture happiness and. too present s.ou-rces Commission is 'promot- an laird: its. es- 'i sewage disposal systems, and sie. ' thanked everyone for. their the question is.asked' "Will .Luck -- kindness and invited them to visit` now be neat?" Ther in her' new ,home near. Lon • ' • A. stirv�ey ,has been •. Made here, tion.: but so `far such a '.project .has A dainty. lunch was served to (been resisted' • and discouraged:. 'bring • an enjoyable: afternoon to The "pollution" area has been a close. • ; outlined, and'as. in the case' of Bessie has: also . been honored Teeswater the. qu�es�tion'' is rais- in London at two miscellaneous .ed as. ; to . haw serious' this' 'po1- showers held'. by church and••of rution really is, and • could it fice associates.: • not be corrected. by private .steps bein' taken to. Correct. git at ;the :.I source. • :her -with many 1 ly gif B 'ng g pos Gcwil!er, ,McIntosh and Ward •. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Resident Partner, J. E. Kennedy, C,A. • • Bell Telephone Building PHONE 633 ' WIAtLKERTOiN Qungannan `.Fall Fair Lists H.Aye Out Dun;gannbn Fall Fair. "prize ii�" s,�are in the. Yrands of the 'of- ficers, having ,.been completed before, The :Sentinel went' on.. -holidays. Date of ,this, fair. which had origin over '' a� ' century ago -- in 1858 --=is Wednesday, October •. Ord: Thee hall will . be: open . the' preceding evening for the plac- ing of indoor exhibits, but Other:- wise th`er•- 'wise this'`fair is a once -day show, featuring speed and' novelty race events, .4-H Calf Club, live- stock .classes; public'- school. and ladies' classes and a baby show. • Officers of the :'Society are Gordon Saunders, ` :pies.; Harold Adams, ist.. vice,pres•.; Chester • Finnigan, '2nd vice -•prey; T. M; Durnin, secretary -treasurer, from ' whom prize lists are .available. You're off ' on The Right; Foot' 'With • ' PLYMOUTH BALER and BINDER TWINES LUCKNOW . DISTRICT CO-OPERATIVE. INC. Phone. Lucknow 71 d •Top„ for :Square Balers "Orange fop" for Round . 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