HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1961-01-11, Page 11WEDlvFSDAY, JAN. 11th, 4.941.
THE ;LUCKNOW• SEN;LINEIR,
1C111QW0, ONTARIO.
PAGE `ELEVEN'.
DUNGANNON
$€ven year old Phillip, Rich-
ards of the, United Church ptr-
sonage w•a \a patient at Grade-
• rich ',Hospital for a few days,
returning home • Monday.
"Cottons May Be S• a rt" is
t• he projeet taken by ei , t 4-H
Club girls in this 'district.. ' Mrs.,
Hugh' McWhinney & Mrs. Elmer
Blake have taken the. Leaders
training course and meeting will
begin soon. We wish them luck
and paying no attention to old
tradition, they• ,plan 'their first
meeting • this, Friday evening;
January 13th, at the hoxne of the
assistant, Mrs... E. Black. Being
optimistic for the best must be
their motto.
Mrs. M.. Shackleton was hos
f• ess at her home on Wednesday.
afternoon for the United Church,
W.M.S. Eleven members, an-
swered the roll call and also vias
reported 26 •home calls and 68
hospital calls, • The unchanging •
Glory. of God • was the 'theme of
the , meeting. Mrs. Ivan 'Rivett
led in devotion and after Mrs.
Fred Young read the. :scripture
lesson, Ephesians:: 6: 10'-18. Mrs..
Shackleton offered. prayer: ,Mrs.
Cecil 'Blake' played ' the organ.
•for the, hymns. • Mrs. C. Fowler,
the secretary, read the minutes':
and a numrber. :of Thank You
notes. Encouraging reports were
given by the secretaries and Mrs.
M. Reed • gave ' a full financial
report" ' of :.: $291,36 'being the
arn,ount. ,sent to the... •rsecretar. ia1
treasurer. ' Mrs. '•M.• , Shackleton
gave a , a. '
Christian Stewardship
,paper. ,on W.M.S. Dollars. The
World. Day.'• of. •Prayer, is set. for:
February, 17th in the United
Church, It was announced that
on January .28th a work ,shop
program was; ':being ,held at 1:00
to , 4:30 •pm.• in Blyth • United
Church. The fnizpah benediction
was repeated in unison, • ,
Mr. and • Mrs. Lee Barrick re-
turned home to Tampa, Florida
after a visit of ten days with re-
latives here. & at Ingleside, ,Ont°
Mission Band was, ,held Sun-
day morning; in ,the Church base-
ment• with • Mrs. Hugh. McWhin
ney in charge. (Rev.) Mrs. T.
,Richards played: the hymns.
About twenty attended. Proverbs
20:11-12 was the bases of a dis
cussion: Here and' There with the
Bible;, st=ory book was taken . by
Mrs Ivan Rivett ,reading` the se-
cond chapter.
Mr.•'and Mrs. Laverne: .Culbert
and sons,, Douglas. and Barry
were .week -end visitors with Mr.
and. . Mrs. Harvey Culbert and.
also his mother, Mrs. Annie Bere.
Miss Patricia Pentland, trainee
of Stratford ' •General, Hospita/.
was home, for the week -end with
her .par:ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Pentland.
Miss Ida 'Whyard, the village,
is. spending a few weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb .Finnigan,'
Miss' Pearl; Collwell., Leaming-•
ton, returned' after • two: weeks
Visitors . recently with... Mr.
Brown 'Smythe and 'sister, Mrs.
Bessie Stewart were Mr.. "and
Mrs; Robert Smythe, Carol, Lyn-
da and Bobbie of Toronto. Mrs.
Muriel rie S .the son Lawrence of
m, .Y
Btford',. daughters Mrs. ' (Dr:);
David. Evans, Dr.- '`Evans.' and.
children also: of: ,Brantford and
1VIiss . Gene Smythe;; Toronto..
Brenda, Schultz returned.' to
•schdol, • on • Monday recovered
from operation. :of. tonsilectomS_ • i■Ianu1uI1111lit llIPH■■ ti■' •g /u■
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at Goderich during the holidays.. ,
Mrs,, Herb Morris, of Goderich;
visited her ,Sisters, Miss Eliza-
beth McMillan and Mrs.. Jessie
Oliver one, day .. last 'week;, also !.
visiting: thatday were Mr.' and
MAlbers. rtGeorge ' Richardson • of Port
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LANGSIDE MAN AGAIN'
riwwmFN'S SECl gT,Afty.
,Charles; . , Speers, of. Chesley,
was., ' elected , president • of the
Bruce Flowanen's •Association at
its annual meeting at,Walkerton„
t;tiers.
named tothe executive
were: George Maianerow, , .Cher
Gley;. Russel Watson; Tara, vice
presidents; ,Farish Moffat, Lang;=
side; secretary -treasurer; direc-
tors for 1961, ,Douglas Simpson
and Herbert Arkell of Teeswa-'.
ter;. • Arthur Ahrens, 'Elm—weed;
Alfred Brunton, Stuart Byers &
Fred Speen., all 'of Tara; Donald
Byers and: William Perkins, •Dob-
binton Walter Chisholm, , Wal-
kerton; .Gordan Finlayson :and
Alex McKenzie„ . both of Luck
now; Donald Lamont, Port El-
gin; ,William ,Oswald. and Murray
Thdnvpson both of Chesley; John
.Garland, 'Cargill; Gordon Wall,
Holyrood; • auditors, Douglas
:Simpson.. rand Gordon, Wall;..
plowing match committee,.
>ter :Chisholm, Alfred Brunton,
John Garland , and George Mari-
The
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The rneeting was. told that:the
19.62 internatio. al: plowing: match
will. be held in.GreY :County t &
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special efforts': will be made at"
the, Bruce plowing' mat:eh 'next.
year ;to insure ;good.rese
repnta-
, tion. . at the.larger event.
CANADA'S OLJ EST";BANKING
SITE is the 400atiori , of the Bank
,of Mantreal'is new Ahead -office
building: in • Montreal, opened on
Saturday, 1i ecernber, 3rd;; • by
"Quebec Premier teary :Losage.
The 17 -storey B of lVi,building.
'strands on the site of. the -bank's;
1t head -office ;biiilcling, Open-
e:d in • 1810' as the first building
4 ,.Canada • < espe lay deSignod
fbkbanking .purposes,,. less than
two: ytiars 'after the founding of
the bank ..... Canada's first -- in
'November,
Head -office' departments' of
the l3' 'of'"M, formerly ,housed
an assortnierit of accommodation
throughout, Montreal's financial
district, are brought together
,
thenewlituilding, seen' here aa,t
joining " the. fam'iliar domed
structure of the banks, Montreal
inaii'i ' branch,.
Capable• of accoi'nmodating
' some 2,000' risen . and women, , the
f Si:0,00.0;000` building has Canada's
largest and strongest ,vault' fac
ili.ties. With an ' area of some
G,800 square feet, the • vaults ,have
two :dears each weighing 3.3 tons,
'•lvlrYCli are balanced So precisely'
they Can.'be swung' by a child; •
The building bas a. floor .area • of,
.-ynie .2'1(000: Square `feet.
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All intop condition for winter driving
PRICES GOODUNTIL ',JANUARY .31St -
Buy Now Before +Spring. Prices Advance
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. 1960 Pontiac Laurentian Sedan, automatic; 2 395
■ $2195
■ 1960 Vauxhall Sedan t ., a 1,395
• 1959 Ford 4 -door' Ranchwagon,, `automatic, .;, .:$1,895''
• 1959 Console, 4 -door 51,395 •
■ 1959 Chev Biscaynesedan, automatic, fully .:equipped: 51,795,
■■i'-1959 Chev Belairs, automatic,. fully equipped :,;$1895 'm'.
■ 1959 Chev'.poach V- motor,automatic 8 • ........,, $1,795 in
• ' 1958 Chevrolet Deluxe. Sedan ;.;, 51,550 ;'n,•
1957 Pontiac De luxe Sedan, automatic':': $1,495. ■
■ ' 1957 Pontiac ,Sedan, '22,000 miles' ;, $ 1395 i•
1956' Chev 4 -door Hardtop, automatic :.., .... ..,. $1,295 •
■ ▪ 1956 Chev: Deluxe Sedan
■ 1956 Ford Sedan, automatic
■ , :.1950 'Ford : Coach
■ 1955 Ford Fairlane 'Sedan
. 1955 Olds s Sedan, ' omati
out c •
• 1955 Buick 2 -door �rdt
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.■�' c • Ha Hardtop $ 895 •
■L 1955 Chev Sedan ' tia $ 795
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• ' 1955 Meteor Sedan, automatic + ....:......$ 6 795 r
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1954..: Buick Sedan + ...:. ....... 5 •
1954 ;Chev . Sedan
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; 550 ■
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■ MANY OLDER MODELS. TO ClIOOSE FROM'
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■ 1960' Chevrolet Biscayne Sedan
$1;095 or
795 ■
$: 850.
t., . $ '005
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TRJCKS:. TRUCKS!!
it 2-1958 Chev 2 -ton pick-ups, with fleetsitde;. body
1955 GMC 'tom -ton Piek-up utonatic'. •,.. .....:.,,. $. 850
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1954 Chev -'f� toh Pick-up • " $-' ' 495 ' ■
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•Al'Cities Service Dealer Phone. 173,1Brussels::. •
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HORTICULTURAL. SOCIETY The •Secretary ...said: he
'. . (Continued•>`from Page .1) had . word that the bird' house''
For the January',arieeting, Mrs. and poster ^competitions ' were to
be discontinued for ;1961. A. gar- • and. Mrs. Breckles intend
•presenting the.
results` 'of ; the den` contest ',•was ''.Suggested but
'Photography: '' competition. arid there was . no ' definite decision
'then ' conduct 'a, contest. ons 'the or. 'rection made .regarding. this
identification, of ;de:c•'o rated +C. Bristow is to approach tyre
;homes. Prizes will be awarded .local ''council re a ' grant for
for., the ;nearest correct guesses. 1961 and'convey: the apprecia'
At the 'February .meeting Mrs: 'tion, of.••theSociety .forthe :won- ,
Reavie and Mrs . Struthers are derful co-oneration.of the' conn
gcnng to take 'theaudience 'for cil, Mr. 'Havens and all those..
a trip ,to see the ' glory •of spring ;Cencerned,,in the use of the hall,
flowering. bulbs by a sound '
fern' in .color'.,presented• by the 1.' The secretary is •• to apply for
Holland.bulb :' growers associa- , a certificate of .recognition from
tion::
Then''in'.' Apr [ Mr; '. Caine- i 'tl e ' 'b:H.A.:.:for'.• Mr • Haag. Mrs
00,. and Miss Milne' will ,present [ C: •is toe the ...society
the 'Toui�i anent• of - Roses show: ! delegate• to 'the .'O.H.A. conven.
This., is , a.1' ays 'very • enjoyable'tion in Hamilton.;
In.'June Mrs.'' Wellington' Hen- ,. Thome prize monies stnd.: list for
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'derson 'and 'Miss Collyer intend ' the annual, floer •sho: is' to be.
an evening on .flower arranging,
•much the• same as 1'960 ..,The
with :.suirpi ises ,.added, 'These are , ,,how' committee. • is to. '°prepare- _ ;
•but. a few of the' events for . thisthenew , prize. list as quickly as
year planned so far. ,.possible:. .The secretary.: is • to
• The junior • society will again "ate ,ply
to those •concerned for,,
be. 'ifnder the leadership of •Miss prizes • and awards . similar to
Ada -Webster. The senior Society donations• cf 1060. Show commit.. •
Will, 'suppor't them to the 'same ' tee is to meet' and arrange for
extent as they did in 1960. 'I'he prize lists ,•'so they , can 'be dis,
junior nieinbership isto remain tributed in: March:. `•
„at one dollar With premiums to • . The scci;eta y •.tnnounced 'that' .;
•be given' the juillor'rnembers of. t'?e tu?berc,ls begonias had airiv-
sornewhat . sirnilar value as be- • r d. fronT• Hol land and those 'NV is17-
foie'. 'Considerable •di'seussion: ing bulbs could •;get them any. •
arose as 9to .a contest for' th'e• tine.
FOR • MANY SUBSCRIBERS
It's u scriptron ; enewal Ti
:Yf �ctix lals�el reads ''60" your subscription'
expired at, the y'ear's --.end"; and iso clue for.
i eneWal: w
if 'th'd date reads any naont i. prior to;.
}' 4n, reays and prompt
your subscription is in ar a . �,, p p
renewal would be appreciated,
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