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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1959-04-15, Page 115. vas a5! ent. ar- me • NE" APRIL 15th, 1959 ••• L•••••,-.6.6,6,.....wrrnmx.,...6•••61•••'60106W.110'11.'6'17:;:;.:;, • , • H. 1:AUC1N'O'W SENTINEL, LOCKNOW* ONTARIO • • • 0 MILLS MOTOR SALES LTD., GODER!CH se leararice .. . PRICES .SLAS1-1ED - to me room• , . . . • . • for New model trade -ms 198 PLYMOUTH 'SAVOY "8” ' . 4 door sedan, Overdrive transmission, push button . : • radio ) PlPstic.ePveis. and other extras:'' Black and + • grey exterior with .red and black interior12,000 miles1957 FORD. CUSTOM SEDAN ' . .. • ' . ,-Hurray for thisone. .• '. . . . V8; radio, one owner, two tone blue and beige • finish. Very clean *car. '. , • . .1956 CHRYSLER WINDSOR SEDAN . - -Push button transmission!. radio, 2 tone paint, loca ' owner since new. . - ' • . . 0 '1956/PLYMOUTH 2 -DOOR SEDAN - . • .savoy mcidel, 2 -tone blue and white with matching °t.. .. interior-SOld ;by us new: t' ' • ' - . ' 1955 PLYMOUTH SEDAN • , . .. An immaculate car, serviced by us'sinee.new. 1955 DODGE, 2 -DOOR SEDAN . • ', • . 2 tone paint arid all standard extra's' 4954 DODGE STATION- WAGON 1953 BUICK HARD TOP Automatic txansmission. 1953 FORD SEDAN Metallic green and white ' MANY LOWER PRICED CARS TQ•CHOOSE FROM AND MANY USED TRUCKS. . • • „ , ' • , • • • . . Phone Office 755 -Used car lot 724 . •OPEN EVENINGS, UNTIL 9:00 p.m. ORSEE si.ir!RTE4T STATION, tuciso • 0.61106-10.0-0. RETARDED CRILDliEN'S • SCHOOL. GETS GRANT • • • • - . The.Wingharn and District As- • sociation for Retarded Children, ing bas .a project underway for the ter, purchase of their 'own. building, • in •Vingliam to . conduct these: classes.' •The project received a big Nod the first of the week when John W. Hanna, •M2.P.,, receiv- - ed •word from Hon.' W. J. Dun- lop, Minister. of Education, to 4the effect that'a provincial grant of $1,275 ,had been 'made to the • Association. or - the W., lam. 3rd •his iay, was uch ihjll 1: ting held ting. Obel Mon do, an- HELLO . ' 1 'on You and, .have been letting stack in the same: ,snOwbanks:', viar- will be splaShing. thrOugh the cram Same mind iholes. You 'and 1 get gasoline at the 'smile servicesta- tion, bur our groceries' and clo- thes in the same stOres. We Watch the same crow fly overhead, , watch the Same children go and wine from, school, watch, the • same T.V. station and go` to the same auction sales. , Yon. and. I have much in common what af- fects You affects: me. ,If you were running for parliament. would. • You eicpeet ine to vote for you? • RAE J. WA'I'SON, ILI No. 1, Liieknow Our Liberal Candidate For The. Next Provincial Election. ' ;ED conla land, ip to • 175 they , and dam- bro. suf- urieS lActIjOR__ SALES, ARE, THIRD OF NATION'S FOOD BILL, NI. r. Fred Beck, Ilarriston in- • dustrialist, spoke in the 'United Church on Sunday morning on• .. behalf' of the Ontario Temper . - mice Federation; and .gave 'a splendid talk,. that was the more impressive •by the fact that he at.One time had 'the appetite: Mr'. Beck said •that.only by the Grace of God was, he able to give it up and that every time he sees an inebriate, he feels that 'but for that grace, "there ' would .go 11", M. Beck aPPealed for paren- tal:example in this. regard,!.and quoted., from the Church'. calen- .dar,' ''train up A child in tille"waY' she shoUld. go, and walk ,there alcoholicyOurSelfor:Ce.veori7agaewa,,h,:laeia• that . a The speaker, •in •. referring to ' hation'sueli as ours .which spends more on drink than' religious. and • eduCational causes : is . •treading i . the road of decadence that befell • earlier civilizations. . • ' 14. 'is astounding that our drin bili is one-third of what is 'spell for food, and referred to the traf- 'tfie's• toll in broken homes, moral degenerationand ,other tragedies, Many of which; strike on the • highways; where alcohol plays a • 'Part •directly or •indired4Y-in 45% of highway accidents:- 1 . . INTRON CO. CROP REPORT Snow- is rapidly disaPpearing4 land is firming up very quickly. Dry areas are. beginning to .ap• • pear in southern part .of County. Too early to assess wheat and • hay and' pasture winter damage. • COMPETED IN REGION •• •SPEAKING CONTEST . , The second round 'of the Liana sponsoredpublic speaking coA.-1 test' for .,High School students! was held at Monkton on .Friday evening. Diane 'Rayner an Don- ald. Hagedorn represented' • the local 'school in 'this regional cdn-, test which,' attracted 'speakers from 'Mount Forest,. Arthur, St. Marys; Stratford and LucknoW.•.. The. winners.Were David Row- ed a St. Marys and Carol Hogg ..of Arthur. Runners-up were.BeV- erly .Pogson' of Stratford .and' George Allan; of Miount Forest. The tdp' winners received $25.00 and other contestants $10.00 each. The next round Is at -Orange- ville • with ;the :Ontario -Quebec finals in: .Renfrew on May .2nd.. One of the, • judges on Friday night was Miss Jean .0shorne. of • Listowel.. Chairman ' was ' • Mr: • pissonneite of 'Stratford Collegi-. ate, father of Dr. Peter Iiiisson7 • nette of 'Ripley. • „„ , • Deputy Governor Harvey Web- sier and Lion 1V.11.11 .Rayner • comtpanied: the Lucknow contes- tants to Motikton. LAST OF 'MILLER FAMILY DIES, • The death .of Joseph • Albert • Miller, a native of this cOmmuni- ty; occurred in'. London on' 'Mon - '.day in his 80th year; He is an uncle of Frank Miller of Lang - 'side. • •• • • • ; Mr. Miller was' ithe , last sur- viving Member of, the fainily of Tom. Miller 'and Catherine Young He was born in 'what .s .n�w the Cooper hoine. near South Kin- loss Church, and he frequently returned. to • the cornimmity of his birth and never failed to visit the old cemetery. • The funeral service was in London on Wednesday. He i sura viied by his wife, the former Mary Le arclay, two sons, Ames of Detroit and Orlo ,of London and a daughter; Mrs. ,Mae Tennant of, London. 4. WEAR. CONCORD IA SHOES • for 100,% Satisfaction Sold, direct' to you at fac- tory prices. EVery. type for everyone. •: VALUABLE FREE GIFT •. to new customers . .To Contadt. District, 'Representative .. Write To P.O: Box: 249 DURHAM, ONTARIO • • • • .1, 4, • PAGE ELEVEN: HERE • MEDICAL .00i0PERATIVES - • - • • ::..-Recommend • • „ .•• • • Health • .1..tisitratIce .-Frotection.„ YEARLY PREMIUM Indiiiduals ONTARIO HOSPITAL INSURANCE - The government's basic standard • • ward hospital plan „. „ . .,„ .$.50.40 $.2520 .MAJOR MEDICAL 'PLAN , . who*, included with surgca1 plan, • ,pays 80%1,0 41.11..lienses nOt.,cov,- , • ered by surgical contract after the. , first $100. '8c up to $5,000. Note: most co-ops offer guaranteed con- tracts, siorne• are pro -rata agreements 10.00 URGICAL CONTRACT • u'tting procedures, fractures, disloc- ations, x-rays, anaesthetists services;' • 'childbirth expenses added On. family . • plans after a waiting period:....... 38.00 1 'I.' • 5.00 I• • . 19.P0 TOTALS . , ... . •. . ... . ... . . . : . • ,14 98,40 * 49.20:. • Optional $1,000 'terrn life insurance . .' protection now available (underwrit- ten by Co-operative Life Insurance Company) ...... : . . .. *.' . ..... 9.00 , 9.00 TOTAL ANNUAL COSTS , .$107A0 •$ 58.20 I. .-Compare this with the luxury -laden plans offered by 1 • old-line profit insurance companies! See how much you' save when you/buy Co -Op ESSENTIAL protection. Look at typical rates ,of non -co-operative companies listed below: Families Individuals i Old-line 'luxury" benefits plus life • . insurance plana , . . . . .$115:00 • $ 58.00 I The government's, basic standard ward hospital plan . 50 40 • 25.10. Total annual premiums . . .$165.40 $ 83.20 YOU CAN SAVE ANNUALLY •• $58,00 if you are a family, or $25.00 if you are an iiidiyiduaj, by subscribing to the CO-OP "ESSENTIAL PACKAGE" PLAN, including Ontario', hospital. insurc„ ance, plus a moderate .amount of• term life insurance protection. Bruce Co-operative Medical. Services Paisley, contaria Phone 98 • 4 • 4 ) • YOU CANT GO. WRONG WITH. A. e ler "aPtezto •••••• 6 , YOU WILL BE PROUD TO OWN A `.`ICROEHLER", •A. NAME OF QUALITY AND' DEPENDABILITY Drop ,in and look over ,the many styles we have to offer., • 'Choose'• from. doiens of fabrics and patterns. HIGHEST TRADE-IN' ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR OLD SUITE " • McLENNAN and MatKENZIE Furniture, dealer Ohone 1 1, Lucknow locGoiratioolotreosxmozOecionopooaccoocow • • 1 01. '"/ .1.• AP. ,•••• - • - • ) , .g, • • • • " • • " ' • • . • I. • . . '94. 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