HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1961-02-08, Page 11WEDNESDAY' FEli• 8th, 1951
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PAGE ELEVEN'
Mr; and MI'S, 4rehie -Purdon
and daughters or', Wbitechureh,
visited 'with. Mr. and Mrs. •Ross
HenrY. '
, • • ,a
141• Harvey Maize enjoyed a
visit for several days With re,,
latives at Cli$ford, Wingham,,
LUcknow:. and'.GVelPh.
, Friends are gladto- see Mrs.
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Ethel McDonald. horne iron God-
erichHospital to her home much
improved in health;
Mre Wm, Baechier of Toronto
was • home for a few • days with
Parents, Mr. ,and Mrs.. Fred.
Baechler: mother is quite a
let better. '
-Mr. and Mrs . -Frank Moran of
• Lanes visited his ,Triother, Mrs,
Margaret. Moran.• '
Mr. and Mrs....LOrne 'Howe
:(nee Evelyn Smyth) Goderieh,
were honored' with a 'dance :re-,
ception at the AgriculturalHall
• on Friday night: Carruthers Pr-
. chestra supplied music for•danc.-
ink. Miss. Patsy Foranread an:
• addreasibest wishes .for their
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'Yotional seefion and Mrs. Shack- .Editor's •40te. A write-uP
leton, read the scripture. Plans appearing elsewhere in the, paper
were Made for the World Day of relates. information regarding the
.Prayer at • the United .PhurCh4 50th Wedding ann..hre,,T:Sai7.• of •
FebrUary: 17th at 288 P.M. Mr. and 'Mrs : W, 'A. Culbert: In, ad -
'Fred Young, temperance secre',ditiOn' to, what has been men- •
tory W;f•Netwo readings. 'MVO.IVI tiOried,; the following will be of
$114ekletON Stewardship secre- iriterest, •' 111. •
tary read New Years greetings.
to an, Good Ste,wardship.,
Krs- ;likobert Eere and4 her• four'
gf.anddtutghters, Jever/ey,. • Ar-
lene,: Para" and Bonnie Culbert •
sang.. During the -meeting, 'Mrs.
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. n eon gave a ehapte
.or 'the study bool.s. "Africa ly bouquets of. dafodils' and gold • _
tutted.", mums lent charm for the
siPn., Dinner gueSts were •ev. 16,
Mr• JiM Blake, student of To,'
:ronto. Upiversity ,was home with T. and Mrs Ritebards; Krs, Chas. • rr
Congrarn, Luciltri0/4 Hugh •
his par'ents, Mr. and Mrs; Cecil
Blake fOr' the , Hill.; • °6deriCi:/' l‘iirs' Florence.'•
• ThToronto, an
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Mrs. H. A; S. Vokes has return- Mrs. Melvin Tyndall, 'Carlow, •
ed. home 'after a visit With her Mrs'. Olive. Culbert, Goderich, It •
Mr• Bob VoOkes, his wife &
A• lovely trISPY. dinner , With,
'ailthe. trill-ling:s. •was served by
their datighteXs? Mrs. • Leonard
aVeirri) Crawford; Wingharn.
and •Mrs. Earl (Cora). Sher -
woad, •Carlow, and daughter
Mrs. Cecil 'Culbert:. '140ve-
III All in top condition for winter driving
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le Buy Now Before SPrh2g Prices Advance
• im 1960 Pontiac Laurentian •Sedan automatic .. . ....... $2,395
1960 Chevrolet Biscayne Sedan •, $2,195
959' Chev Biscayne sedan, automatic, fully equipped $14795
2-1959 Chev Belairs, automatic fully equipped $1,895
1959 Chev coach, Y-8 motor, automatic .. .. $1,795'
1958 Chevrolet Deluxe Sedan .., •$1,550 ;
1957 Pontiac Deluxe Sedan, automatic ' . $1,495
1957 Pontiac Sedan, 22,000 miles - , $1,395-•
1956 Chev '4 -door Hardtop, automatic , $1,295e
Was, regretted that soipe could
riot attend due to illness, Mrs:
°Hugh Hill ,and Mr, Warner Wal-
ters,. Goderich. ' •
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afternoon, 3 to 5 panand though
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the weather was pot so favour-
able, quite a number of friends
and neighbours •dropped in to
offer congratulations. Mrs. ,Olive
Culbert, 'a:sister-in-law- and Mrs.
Chas. 'COngram an aunt of
Culbert poured • tea ' and the
friends were. served refreshments
by Mrs. Earl Sherwood and Mrs.
Leonard Crawford and Mrs. Ce-
cil Culbert, (Mrs. Howard Cul-
bert! was..una'ble to.atteind).
lovely three-tier wedding cake'
adorned the danfa.Sk.covered tab-
le, golden candelabra with candles
and daffodil 'flowers' •Made : a
pretty' setting., In the evening the.,
their new daughter,
. The "Sigma C boys" enjoyed a.
' • 1956 Chev. Deluxe 'Sedan • ,
tRoss obogganing 'party on hillS of • • •
Eedy's, farm last Thursday houSe was held in the
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night. There was good moonlight .1111
• future haPpmesa on ;behalf of and the •frOstY air whetted .their
• appetite „ for 'cookies and, hot
'chocolate when they returned to
the United church basement' la-
ter. Rev. T, Richards 'was host
and ,RoSs Eedy and'George Ribey
lent transportation to and from
McQuillin, Lucknow and Mr.; & the, ' •
• Mrs., Bert Squires, Goderich. A 'skating party 'by 'the same
• friends and–IVIr. Murray -Wilson
:made the presentation . of a purse
• of money... •
on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. ,Harvey Alton 'and
family were Mr,- and Mrs. Herb
• Mr. and;Mrs.:Douglas Freerrian
and .Donalda of 'Clinton v,isited
Sunday wit Mrs. Abner Morri,,
M
.• • rs. M, Shackleton was. hos-
• tess at her home for the' Febru:-
• ary meeting of; the 136ited
Church Mrs, Esther RiVr•
ett presided,,.. and lArs. •'Cecil.
131ake Played the • brgari fOr
group, is in order, this, Week on.
Wednesday night, February 8th,
to a good pond of ice in the sarne
.diree. tiOn.
'Mr. Tom Fowler, student of
Stratford Teachers' College was
'home with his parents,. and
Mrs, Chris Fowler cfor the week-
end.'He was going •to practice
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hyms. Mrs. R. Bere led the 'de- teach in Kitchener this' week.
1956 Ford Sedan, automatic•
$
895
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Ford Coach • '•• •, $'7955 •
1955 Ford Fairlane Sedan $ 850
1955 Olds Sedan, automatic ri
$ 995
1955Buick Z -door Hardtop•• $
1955 Chev Sedan • ' •• $ 795
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2 1955 Meteor Sedan, automatic .$ 795
1954 Buick Sedan
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$
. 969955 rom.
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14 Chev. Sedan
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MANY OLDER MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM
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TRUCKS! TRUCKS!!
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: 1958 Chev. 1/2 -ton pick-up with fleetside, body $1,295
1954 Chev 1/2 -ton Pick-up $ 495' :
•;+$ 395
$ 550
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1953 ehev. 1/2,ton .pickup
iarnilY'. were. present, Bill, How- ■ 1950 Dodge, 2 -ton stake
ard, wife and family, Cecil; wife• 4 • •
and.: family, Mr; and ;Mr S; Earl ■
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$ 395
•IVIr, and Mrs. 'Leonard. Crawford or
Sherwood and family, C : russelsarlow, • , .
and family, Wingham, Mr : and :
Cities .Service Dealer
IVIrs. Bruce Robertson, . kitchen- . 0
. laminpinolininanno,nottimonian.swinnannnononinnomminnse ' '
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ave. YOu,
er: Among ,the lovely' gifts re.;
ceiVed were messages of best
otors
Phone 173, Brussels ,
• .. • • ' :Wishes ..by telegrain •&.
attic To !e119.1
mr.s..Russet ,T,hompsori drid• tele,'
Why not knew What you are .receiving: for your
cattle before they leave the barn: Have the ,opportunity
Of saying Yes OR No in regards to price before your •
.cattle leave the barn. ; • • - •
• CALL
arrits,,
141 - 3 Collect
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Cattle bought weighed Off truck' OR on idressd.
*eight basis at Htimiisetts Ltd, TOronto, 2306 St:.
Clair. Ave:.,Weat, just 'west of Ca:nada l'acker§. ,
ONLY EXPENSES --L. TRUCKING TO TORONTO
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Don't .hesitate to call, Underolaligationl t
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BILL HARRIS Ripley *141-3
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The Annual Meeting of the
oun H g Producers
" ASSOCIATION '
will 'be •held :On
TUESDAY, Ftop.tlicky ilt,h
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commencing at 0 .riihe.
VVAL1KERTON TOWN' HALL, WALKERTON
Guest Speaker Will. be Donald C. McDonald, MP? -
Ontario CCF Leader .
"C–ce;493-0
HURON COUNTY, .
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Wheat Producers Association
., • . Anmial. Meeting .Wii Me field.' in' . ;-
THE AGRICULTURAL ROOMS,- CLINTON
TUESDAY, PEPROARY-'2Ist, at 2)0 p.m., . .
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Guest .Speaket—'-ileg., IlYers, lAsi Pres.,. Ontat.io .Wheat
gilli-odortet Asgosaatioit "Illia -cirg.anj.A.a1;i0n ba8 • 'do-ne a: .
g°6d ,i0b. It `* ilt 'el' 1 iti ,' WifilN' ntt awzglestions. at, :the
. . w o )(2.,. t i . s ( . ,, .,
Ariritiar Meetirik;
Ic Mit) way,
phonemessage from Mrs.' Cu '-
bert's nieces, Who are daughters
of :Mr: and Mrs. Melvin :Tyndall.
They are Mr.' and Mrs'. Roland
(Lelever) Toronto, 1V1r. and Mrs.
James • (Eleanor) '.Wallace, Tor-
onto.' Mr. . and Mrs. • Norman
(Kathleen) Vincent., and. Mrs.
Ruth Gagnon also of: 'i'oronto. A
lovely set of dishes was a .gift
from the 'family -
• Letters TolThe Editor
MrY Editor,
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After reading last Week's 'arti-
Cle 're Hag' Prodticers, I have
some -difficulty 'Making..Up my
mind whether I should put it in
the fiction or. the .4tirinies page
in my scrap book. •
However, I hope your readers
will find •this •letter, as interest-.
' and that you *ill give: :it
equal good' space in your paper
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First, 'I .'hold no posititin° in
;the H�g Producees Association,
but I have followed the building
„this organizationstep by step,
lending: a hand .Where I could,'
for • I saw Clearly, howgreat the
need was for the producer of
live stock, be they cattle, hogs'
or lambs being as we- have 807
investrrierit: in. them while PAC
. kers- .anddrovers:. combined only
around' la% in,1/4.76gtment,
'why, should we • let, them: control.
th.e, marketing of therri. • • '
.,.They,l• or our Agriculttire,Le-
gislative ,Marketing'.„Poard 'have
not 'beri able to offer a better
i plan or we would be wil1in to
accept it...
I must give them creditfor,
helping 'us: build , on •
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bIid fouridationr•as'theY 'Watched
• faithfully. and use,d. unsparingly
Prdfits aecuintilated from the
Sale, of our ' live stock to
.defeat oct't purpose ' Whieh they
know,/ riOw is not going to stop:
till we. put our finighed, product
:on bUying coim-•
ter, •
Weare. riot trying to put pac•-•
kers„ avers: or 'anyone., else 'out
of 'business, but We., will have.
buyers in the ,open tn,tuket bid-
ding ori our live stock and' 'also.
processing plants at points' .ae-
poss, Ontario as our neighbour
• ral'hlerS' in uebe have,.beert do -
for the la.;t five of'•six year S.
might be iritetesttirig to note.
according AO their general maria-
,.gerS' report: the.y paid' back to
the Quebec' farmers spoo,oqo this
last year in patrOnage .diviclends
after setting aside $450,000 for
depreciation arid building. .We.,
can profit byy.any mistakes they.
'i -nay have made: One 'Was: buy -
in packing plants which are
obsolite• today and expensive •to.
Operate. New ones are -,goi'rig to
be built otit'of the profits. of our,
live stock: Our money built the
old ones who •is going tri own
the. , new ones. I know, the
Shareholders in. FAME are go-
ing to :own and operate, a large
share of them. •
• Your. 'neighbour who 'will be a
shareholder of FAME and •als:o
an accredited. salesman will be
aiirig�r you. He will also be
able to show you a prospectus of
FAME and answer reasonable.
question you have in :mind: Wel:
Come hirn his remuneration is
small, but 'he is carrying the
torch:of a pioneer
'Active SUppor.V., now build-
ing ,for the future and .greater
control pi our investMent --, .1
share, 1 vote. The first annual'
meeting will be ' held before
March 31st, 1961 and .a board of,
Directors will be elected at that
time: • '
Thank you
• John MeMurchy.
to the welfare and: corriforf of •
'thoSe Who placed themselves in
her. charge. ,.She ,Wa:t loved by:.
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.1'he . funeral •• was conducted
,from.• the 'aeLennan Funeral
Home; With. the Rev: •
y„iC'tOr Tyler:. ,Stratford. -iri•
cll'arge. • Mrs. Wallace Pollock.
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sang.the hymn."eyond the,sun-.
Q.
playing. , :
+Sheleaves to. 'rndurn :her leiss".
three•(Irene) ::' Mrs.
Bender..Of ::Torcinto, (Mary) ,Mrs-.'
Fludder ' Of Ripley,„ (Margaret)
Mrs. ,Lefeh of, Lonclon; and one .
sister, :Mrs.. Charles •Stetyard of
LucknoW.• •
'The. Pallbearers-- Were; Harry
Scott, John • Thompson, Bert
Breckenridge,:.i . Ardell Mason. •
Shirl 'BOwers. and Williarn :Steer..
'Interment Was', in Ripley Cerne- •
tery.. , ..• •
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LIONS PREPARING FOR
EASTER SEAL CAMPAIGN
Lucknow • and District: • Lions
Club Will . this year be Conduct-
,
Irig the annual,EaSter Seal carn-
paign in this area, Plans are pre.
sently being made for the caffri- ;
paign, and in' dite, time' letters,
seals• and rettirn addresSed en-
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velopes will be going out to the
reSidents 'LUckrioW arid bis-
tikt..
This project is sponsored in as-
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OBITUARY . • " sociation with the Ontario Soci-
ety for Crippled Children,, All •
mis. JOHN .11101111)801V :iproceeds are for the benefit :Of
Mrs, Dorothy ThOrripson p,assed
,She .:WaS' born' fl England
icrippled:children. ' • :
away inKincardineGeneralHos-
on
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.May 18th, .1002 and came out
_to this, country in. 19l 2 ;hying fon
a' time with. 'her sister, Mrs.
Ch a rle SteWa'rd in. ,Lucknow.
She :was married, on 'February
28th; 1024 to. Mr, Sohn ThoMp.,-
sori and they resided on the 4th
concesSium, • After the
farm, they .moVed .to the sixth
concessions and in 1931 moved, to
Ripley,. Mr. 'and 'Mrs, Thompson
sta.led the nurS:ng home. In
flipky in 1.040, ;ThornfkOri
pa.;scd away in .051 and Mrs. ,
Thbtripsoil dontim:lea with
work ot daring' ,fli• those :vAo.
ere. 1. •aged and min I "ft hettrt,
condition made 'hoe unable to.
coritfnue. She ' ))t-‘ or ol)ic.Tc-..'„:ci
• anything; to mudh if in
boo"Y, or 8-0W
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PASSED AWAY AT•
PINECREST'• MANOR.
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' The death.. Pi.. Mrs, Elizabeth' ,
•' Jane Shields becurred last Wed,1
• nesdaY at Pinecrest Manor 'in• „
Lucithow where, she had been 'a
patient fortwenty months. She
way., 84 years Of age...110.7 husband,
HarryShields died, ten Y'earS ag6.
for •ma-ity Years, Mr, ' and Mrs;
Shit1d.operated the tPciteral
tore at.ntmlop' aAraMs Sields
cnntinued to . ppefate. it Thr a
,
linr' a Nor 'her h tis band's death,
rtineral service 'w,a•-;'' held•
n af',:mislon in Godvri(,:h
with int,cyrnont in' ' Maitl'and „
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