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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1961-12-13, Page 5WEDNESDAY, 13th,, , 19€1. =OW •SENTINL, Lt CKNQW ONTARIO • , PAGE FIVE' • { 1111111110111, your. grain010*. ■ ▪ That .full granary of yours van help you cut feeding.costs • this year. Mix *Co-op C'pncentrates- with your grain and you will have. an economical:' and high-powered ,,feed. • Let Co-op 1 ' Dairy. Cencentrates.help ,your cows give you an extra L000 lbs.' and Aureomycin to give you the most gain per of milk . tJse Co-op Beef Concentrates with 'Stilbestroi ' . lb of feed: Yes, for a result -getting,. and ,.cost-cutting feeding program, 'use .1 C 0...O P •. ' F E°h D S• • 1• . Phone 71 KINLOUGH ..T he Christmass meeting' of . the The •W.A, was. held at ..the home ••of Edna and May :Boyle • •ori'' friday afternoon with : Mrs. Howard. :Thompson. in the chair. :The . op'= ening • hymn• was; "O• Come ',all• ye,'Faihtful." Mrs. Bert Nicholson read ;the Christmas. story from Si.. :Luke. .'1?rayers` .followed. "Peace" was the word for` the' roll,' call. A letter of thanks was read `from: Miss .Dorothy Tl omp .. son, ,matron' of 'the •Moosopee •sidential, school., for the bale *that • was' sent in -'November. The en; rollinent in this 'school=is2.38. Miss May Boyle gave • a talk and also showed pictures , of Big., Trout Lake where Rev • arrd -Mrs; Stan ley Tomes'(nee.'Doris ''L• ibyd)are •serving `in the 'Mission . Field . there. A bale, ',was also sent to them from the ladies''.'who wish-. ed' to 'assist 'them ...M.:. this way;.. Mrs. George : Haldenby , gavea reading •from the Huron. Church' dews and Mrs, J. W.' .. Golwel•1 read' from 1"The 'Living Message." Carol singing was :enjoyed, .Mrs: Midrford Wall • th'anked the host- esses.. The hymn, While .' Shep- herds :Watched. their. Flocks by Night" anl Prayer' •'closed the Meeting after' which lunch was served.' The January' hostess•. is Mrs.• George 'Haldenfby. ' ,Mr: and Mrs Ray;Stanley and family;; of. Kinloss visited 'on ;Sun= day with Mr. and Mrs: Bert: Nich= olson: • : Mrs. William ' Cox; Rev. Ben SonCox,' Mr. 'and .Mrs. Jack Scott were dinner guests with ;Edna.: and May' Boyle on.' .Saturday 'ev- erring:. Mr, and Mrs: George HaldenbY .were dinner guests of .Mr. and Mrs. John Robb on Y Sunda when a family,: gathering was: held. to Mark their 47th wedding anni= versary • ., .Mr. • James ''I odgins • Sr:; . cele:. .braced his 87th birthday . this ,week A. family • gathering w;as .held in his honour. The Christmas meeting . of the was held_ at the ,home of MONUMENTS For sound counsel and •,a •fairprice on a ;monument' correctly designed ;from quality material, • ' rely: on SKELTO.N' MEMORIALS Pat O'Hagan, Prop.' Established Over Sixty Years Walkerton Phone 638-w Ontario Anews' IN! • GENERAL; INSURANCE Agenc focal ReSident:. Died: 'In 94th Year JAMES BURNS James Burns,' • a. . well known, resident of Lucknow, where he had resided . for many year; pas sed away at Pinecrest. Manor on. Sunday, December 3rd,in, ,,his 90th Year. He. •had" been i11 for a week with • pneumonia. '; Burns wasthe, last sur- vivi(ng member of a family of seven. He was a son of William: Burns an. d Jane McQuaid and was born in Michigan on May. • 10th, 1872. x In June of .1913, Mr. Burns Married .Maria Pratt of Blyth, who ;predeceased him in .June '•of 1956. Mr..Burris then' made his. home with his daughter, Mrs., Alfred' Ritchie until "June of this year when he entered Pineorest Manor. ' The funeral service• ',held on Tuesday, 'December '5th at the Johnstone/, .Funeral :.Home , ' on Campbell': St, was conducted by. Rev. Howard Strapp of Luckngw United Church.. Interment was in Greenhill.Cernetery,.the pallbear- ers =`being Morgan- Henderson, • Gordon Fisher, Stuart 'Robertson; Jim • Henderson, Russ Button,. Tom Anderson, Mr. Burris ,is. survived by, two daughters, Mrs Alfred E. Ritchie'- '(Ellen) of Lucknow; 1VIrs..'ld.onald Van ' C.arnp, (Ada) -of, Wingharn; by:. one' son, James Burns • of Wingham and by six .grandchild- ren.' A . son, • died.. in •infancy. •• • r•' M..M.got Frank Thompson •'with ' Mrs. •Morgan Johnston. in charge:..Vis itors . were,welcoed • and : Mrs. Itaynard,,Am 'kert reported on. the Lions Supper; a ap' , the Bazaar and The Federation of Agricri1- ture banquet ' A. sPecial thanks.. to Mrs.. Alex Percy for 'the quilt which brought • $46,00.. The. Insti lute -have .'. now completed ` their dishes • to 100 place' settings It'- was .decided •:to remember. the 'shut-ins. 'Sc -hoof flags. were ,also discussed and .`a donation : was, made to the Children's Aid Soci ety. Judges' for the Candy con- test were Mrs.:Orville Elliott, Mrs. Ferry :Hodgins, and Mrs. Sam :Farmer. :Prizes went to Mrs: Jack Ackert ,,and :•.Mrs::'.Charlie, Murray. Roll -call, Suggestions for Christmas:: shopping. 'Reports of.. the standing committees :were gi, ven. Mrs_.. Lloyd Ackert 'thanke. the.ladies, 'for ..remembering her. When she ..was in the hospital. Program .Convener, 'Mrs.` Jack Ackert.. Mrs. Alex Percy :spoke on- the Scouts.. Achristmas carol was sung: .Recitation, Joanne Thompson.•. Reading, Mrs; '•_P� A: Murray. Duet, ':' Mrs. Morgan :Johnston and M'rs. Baynard. 'Ac- kert.. Reading, Mrs. Frank Thornp-' son.: A 'Christmas Carol was sung by • Mrs: Harold Iialdenby. Piano. solo., Bernice Thompson. Mrs, R:ayard Ackert was • moderator .for a panel discussion on "Should we • send Christmas :cards:" The panel were, Mrs. Frank •Maul'den, Mrs. ym;an. Sutton'' and Mrs. Frank Thompson All , were in favour of keeping upthe custom. • Mrs. Jack .Ackert thanked . .very= one w•ho assisted with the meet - also the. hostess. The' Queen and .Grace weft. sung and 'lunch Was .served.. , A'successful Euchre Party was held:in the Orangejia11 on Fri- day MrS. Alex' Percy was' the high lady and Cecil Dore'was hi•,g:h gent, There were 10 tables., OLIVET oct-P Rif#, "r +e1, P±t + ,c 000llwtoW t t' `, 400,0+ ?1+t 0 IITABLE ?; cHRIStMA$. GIF15 fa hpme or • individuals TOBOGGANS -- wood and aluminum. • TOBOGGAN CUSHIONS Special while they last $1.•50 ' with. ,purchase • of . a toboggan.. EXCELLENT . SELECTION OF HOCKEY STII.IKS'` SUPREME ' ALUMINUM WARE See SpeciI.Discount 'ON' ITEMS ON •ALUMINUM • DISPLAY . STAND Electric Kettles, Toasters, Fry Pans Irons (dry .and steam) and 'clocks., Bathroom Scales, Step Stools, Ironing. Talles Clothes Racks, TV :Tables FULL LINE OF, 'MITT'S • and GLOVES.. C -II ISTMAS' LIGHTS . for 'OUTSIDE or INDOORS dine ; Selection MURDIE nn • Phone 10,' , Lucknoxv 'p'• 'president,, Sandra ; 'MacCharles; Secretary, 13arbara MacTavish;. Treasurer; Patsie • MacCharles, The. Christmas meeting of :the Olivet W,MS ;was. held Thursday afternoon at the home :of Mrs:: John ;Coiling. Mrs.' Alex Mac Tavish was in charge of,the wor- ship .service... Mrs. Walter Black read 'the scripture; and then led in. prayer. ',Mrs. Alex MacTavish led "a 'Bible study' discussion on the'scriptur.e.• Mrs:: Douglas Duni-, lop sang "Silent."Silent. Night" as sung, . . in. Ireland.•,Christmas carols.were Sung,.., Mrs. John Coiling ..spoke on "Christmas 'and ' Mrs.; Alex MacTavisl gavea reacting. Mrs. Donald •MacTavish presidedfor the business: period. Twenty-three /'members. were present and two, visitors. Letters of • thanks 'were, received:.from the , Fred Victor Missio n • and Westminster . Hospi- _ tal. 'Mrs.•. Oscar White gave the of theCo ''m- reportNominating mittee.. It was decided ' t'o • order :the Adult Mission Packet for next year:; 'Mrs. Robert' Osborne gave the courtesy remarks.. Thee meet= ing •clos.ed with' the singing of a Christmas. Hymn and.the W.M.S. Benediction. Lunch' was served by '•the. 'eommlttee. Mr, :and Mr's:. Murray.. Came ron and Susan of Hamilton iris- ited at the, weekend with Mr,. and Mrs. 'Orville Finlayson: •Miss Marilyn Finlayson of Stratford also spent 'the,.week-end at home. Miss . Alice Brooks of :London spent the .week -end with her mo- ther, Mrs: Marian brooks. Mics Ruth Black of ,Kitchener spcnt The week -end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Black, The annual Meeting of the Mission Band ' was held in the' chitrOt on Thursday afternooi'i,•, Officer$ ; elected for 19,02 are: .President, Lynn . Clayton, vice.' Employment ' Shows Improvement fn:'6l , Employment,. i.n .the area sere= ed by'' the 'Walkerton . office • of the.; National . Employment Ser - Vice, ' continues,'; at a higher level than' last year, t At. the° end of November' 1961, 431' rnen and 154 :wonrien were. seeking employment '.making a • total'. of ` 585.'' At the same time last .year there .56.1: men•: and: 258 women 4or. a total of 819:, This is...a decrease of, 28%.; There' a corresponding 'decrease • in the ''.. • number of act'.ive, claimants :On November 30th; 1961. This ...decrease . can. `be ` partly, •attributed to •the : excellent. `cut-•" urrrn weather which has allow • - eciconstruction .work to. continue. The general : upward, trendy of .` ,business in :the area .has also con- tributed to 'an improved employ merit situation. • The 'National 'Em 1p . .p oyment ;Ser- vice in Walkerton serves 'the fol 1 lowing towns' and surrounding, areas Kincardine, Paisle'; , Ches-: Y M ley, Walkerton 'Lucknow, Mount Forest,' Hanover and 'Durham. ESSO SERVICE FOR'. TOP, QUALITY ATLAS • BATTERIES DUNLOP •TIRES" (Most Sizes In' Stock) AT REASONABLE PRICES! Repairs to All Makes of Carrs and 'Tractors S Licensed Mechanic:' - ��t A{i�nmen� and Balancing .MOTORCADE • DEALER ,iJaa%i.irr • • • r1