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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-03-16, Page 19rH 16th, 1966 .• —;-��a�t: R.'�!`:: r'.'1�. Jam ...�11 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO • AVAILABLE UNTIL MARCH 25th FOR GROWING RUSSELL OATS, KEYSTONE OR YORK BARLEY Flaxseed" contracts available 'anytime during the . Spring ,HERTA, KEYSTONE, YORK. , REGISTERED, CERTIFIED OR• CANADA NO.. '1 GRADES .. OATS, BARLEY, ,WHEAT. • . (NEARLY: ALL VARIETIE"S AVAILABLE) •'An Seed Grain Cleaned, Treated and Bagged:Ready •To Sow .ORDER NOW-: DON'T RISK DISAPPOINTMENT • �ildre� )gramme ponsore• dist- of the:Ontario d Children has' d of child re - es are all expel', :h graduates who aining in orth- had/many mon• ung with cripp•. •e .being assigned een district erated by the • Crippled Child. Seal: funds.. es, they comp- io, working, in, n with the'dist offices, doctors, ster Seal service to their nuts - ding clinics, uns-dingclinics, and hospitals,, alined nurses. ran'20,000 horse nurses'are a rnfort for the 1 children as They will dem' ct use :of crutch- rs,adjust braces ent pressure in. that the child Ir• treatment ssary and that o. need a sum' to one Of the nps. er Easter Sealer world that has! ie for crippled in Ontario - and possible through people of Ont• 1.Easter Seal ci ar', . hundreds of I are being dis• ly as a' result 0 cit )me their physics nurses 'are a an Easter Seal ntributions ares the "Lucknow y Gordon Fisher ars )f 'this committer Health Topic By p' Mrs. A. Heciley ',Health was the theme of the •. Silver Lake W; I. when it held its March meeting at the home of the convenor, Mrs. Ellison Hodgins. The meeting was conducted"by the president, Mrs.. Ronald .Thack- er, with Mrs. Frank Colwell as secretary. .'Roll call was answered with "A home:remedy, for'the sick" The motto "An ounce of prevent- is•worth a• pound of cure" was given by 'Mrs. Hodgins,, and had 'been written by Mrs. Glenn Young. Mrs.''Al Hedley, R,N.., •was the,• speaker and she.•gave as herr topic Mental Health. The. convenor ;thanked Mrs. Hedley and presented her with a gift.: The Branch'.Directar was appoin- ted to bring in the new slate of officers for 1966-67 at.the next meeting. Two contests were en- joyed which had been prepared by Mrs. James McEwan. Cpnvenors ere reminded to have reports eadyfor the next meeting Which s the annual. Following the Queen and Grace; arid:was served, prepared by. Mrs. larence Hedley and Mrs. Clifford 'binson, assisted by the hostess. - AMBERLEY Mr, and Mrs,,. Gerald' Courtney 'f London visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs; Donald Courtney • rid family. ' • . • Mrs, John D. McKay visited on unday, with 'Mrs. Arthur Courtney. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Courtney isited with Miss Elizabeth Reid of t►cknow on Friday; ' SUMMER RESIDENT `DIES Raymond J, Salchli of 716 Mar- all DriVe, Erie, Pennsylvannia; gassed away on Tuesday. March 8 Salchii with his wife and amily were summer residents at fairs Grove • for. many years. He ill be remembered for his kind- ess to all with whom he came n Contact. `. UCHRE PARTY • A euchre party 'was held ,at Am- Kerley Orange Hall on Wednesday vening of last week'with,11 tab- es in play, High prizes were won by ;Mrs. Donald .Courtney and • Ricky Elliott. Leonard Reid rec eived the'•lucky draw .prize. Mrs. Norval Nesbitt is a patient • in Kincardine Hospital as the res ult- of an accident at her home. Mrs. Ellice.Brown. of Kincardine and her daughter,'. Mrs. Jean. Mc- Lellan of Pittsburg, visited recent-. ly.wfth Mr. and Mrs: Walter Brown of Amberley; • LETTER TO THE 'EDITOR •'Ottawa;. 'March 11,1966. The •Lucknow Sentinel , Lucknow, Cont. Dear Sirs: Confederation Train: I have received' word from the ` Centennial Commission on. their •National Program' Progress Report as . to where the tractor -trailer• car- avanwill be stopping around Apr- on County and on what,days. • These various towns may wish . to work in some, program of their . own in conjunction with the cara- van 'stops.. The Confederation' , Train will• be in London on June. 8th to the 15th, 1967, and will,.elso stop in Kitchener from June 24th to •the.29th.. 'That: is as close as the Confederation' Train will get to Huron County. However, the tractor -trailer caravan will be in , the following' towns:' Wingham•, June 10th; Goderich, June 11th; ,r Seaforth, June •lath; Stratford;' ;June 14th -18th; St. Marys, Oct- ober '8th4; Exeter, October 10th.` .' I' hope this information: will be of some value to your commun- • ity. 'Yours sincerely,. R.l;.McKinley, . The March, .meeting of the Lucknow Women's Institute was held in the Institute rooms with Mrs. George Whitby in charge., The roll call was-answered.by "name a vegetable and give its vita, content". The date of.the pot luck supper has been changed to April 7th. at 2,30 p.m. Plans were made for two more parties, which will be• held..on March 14th and. - March .30th. nd- March.30th. A report on the Cheerio Committee was given by`l4rs, McCallum and Mrs. .J. •MacMillan gave a4eport .ori •the • visiting committee. • Mrs. J. Emerson was chairman . for.the program and read a, short Irish story. Mrs. Ross Cumming played an enjoyable piano solo, Miss Ruth Thompson gave a .won- derful talk on the motto "'Good, ,health' and good food are. two" of , life's greatest blessings", which ' was also the theme of the -meeting. She took' each letter of the two • Words, "Health". and' -"Food" and told what they stood for in out; health and eating habits: 'Mrs. G. 'MacDonald thanked Miss Thomp son and presented gel -With a' gift.. A reading on "Ireland" was given by•Mrs J. MacMillan and Mrs.. Helm. gave a St. •Patrick's reading; Mr"s. MacDonald..had charge of the current 'events. The different committees will present their re- ports at the. April meeting.• Mrs.,: G. MacDonald 'conducted a contest •and'.the:hostesses in charge served alovely lunch. Mondays - • Hogs, in by 4:00 p.m. CATTLE, , CALVES and LAMBS EVERY DAY,. EXCEPT SATURDAY Wo Ado Curing and Smoking . Beef, Pork ' and Lamb. Sold . Whole, Half or Quarter . , , For. Better ' Service, And. Lower. Prices Call Ripley 100, CHAS; HOOISMA — Prop, (by Allen ColZvell) • Themeeting was opened. bythe Buffalo Patrol.' . Following the opening, marks were given out .on the inspection for a. month.. The' Cougars are leading with .the:Tig- ers, and the Buffalo a close second and third. I-Jugh McInnes was elected by the boys to be the 'chairman at the Father and Son Banquet on March • After the dues and inspection, a fast game of floor hockey was enjoyed 'by the boys. Scouter Frank worked with, the.' new recruits,. Bobby Haldenby •and Brian Percy,'on the Tenderfoot Promise,. Law, and Scout salute. Scouter 'Currie gave the second siuoun ...RRri•sttsiU.uS■au ininsi s is■■EEsitUEBasitesiiliEeSI half of the test on Emergencies to George Stanley, David Mac- Kinnon, Lyle Moulton, Tom Hodgins, Hugh McInnes, Sjeve Donaldson, Doug W all, Steven Eadie, David Bannerman and Donald Elliott, • Scouter Allen gavea talk on "•Keeping Fit" to. Bob McInnes, Bob Needham, William Dickie, Jackie Hanna` and Benny VanBeers. The meetingwas closed .by the Buffalo. Patrol.; READY FOR TOMORROW .Mr. and 'Mrs. William Brown of Lucknow observed their 47th wedding anniversary on Saturday,. March 12th. They .came to Luck- now seventeen years ago this spring from the Langside district,; where they operatedthe general store for 22 years. . Following their marriage. in 1919; Mr. and Mrs. Brown farmed in•the Arnberley district, later taking over the store at Langside. Theyhave a family of two d'au ghters,. Mrs. Clark (Ardyss) John- ston of Belgrave, and Mrs. Char- les (Gertrude) Tiffin of Langside, and two. granddaughters. Mrs. Brown is'tiie: former Ethel Bell of:Lurgan. Her only'.: brother, • Lloyd, Bell, passed away a,few years ago. 'Mr. Brown has a sister, Mrs. Hugh Ferguson, of. Lucknow, and a brother, Walter 'Brown of Amberley. • ' • • �'crtriak's Br ge Held In Lucknoiv Lucknow members of Huron • Chapter No. 89 'Order Eastern Star held a St. Patrick's dessert bridge at the hom& of Mrs.: Robert. MacKenzie on Thursday of last • week with eleven tables in play. • The tables were decorated with. St. Patrick's day motifs and cen- tred with yellow daffodils. Prize , winners were Mrs. •Gordon Mont- gomery, Mrs„ Jack lvlcDofagh. and Mrs, L. E. Goyette. (Dungannon' News) /, Mr. and Mrs. 'Leonard Reed were guests of honour at a social even ing and • card party in the parish hall on Saturday evening. There weretwenty tables of cards with Mrs: M. Chisholm hav- ing the ladies high score and Helen Adkin low, • The men's high win- ner was Lorne Ivers and Wm. Pet- `rie low., After the cards, an address was read by William Caesar and Will lam Stewart presented. Mr and. Mrs. Reed with a gift of money from their neighbours and friends.. ' Leonard thanked' all for a . very enjoyable evening and their' gift, and extended a. welcome to all at their home at Glenn's Hill. All enjoyed a lovely lunch served by the ladies oldie community. ▪ 2-1965 Chevrolet Impalas, ..4 door :hardtops, automatic, fully i equipped • 1965 Chevrolet stn Belair, V-8, power steering, automatic- • 1965 Meteor, "4 -door hardtop, V-11' automatic, fully equipped • 2-1965 Pontiac. Laurentian, sedans,, automatic • • .1964. Pontiac Custom Sport Convertible, fully equipped ■ 1964 Meteor, V8':Automatic. ■ 1.964•. 'Dodge Polars. sedan, •V4, fully ' equipped '• ▪ 1964 Chevrolet Impala; fully equipped • A Number of 1964 Chevrolets,'Pontiacs and • automatics :1963 Chevrolet, Impala,, 4 door, fully equipped ▪ 1962. Pontiac • Parisienne 4 -door' hardtop ■ 1962 Pontiac Laurentian, Automatic • 1962 Falcon, automatic, .sedan sit 1962 Meteor• sedan, : standard transmission • ■ ■ 1962 ..Pontiac Stratochief, 4 door, .6 standard is 1962 Pontiac . Parisienne Convertible ■, • .1961 .Falcon, Automatic 1961 Ford, 6 . cylinder sedan standard transmission 1961 Pontiac ,Laurentian, sedan is 1960 Chevrolet, 4 -door, standard, sedan se Number of 59 and 58 'Models STATIONWAGONS i- 1964 Pontiac, 9 pa senger: V•$, Power Steering 1962 Oldsmobile, Super 88 ■ • TRUCKS • 1964 Chevrolet '/z Ton Pickiup • ▪ 1963 Chevrolet,° % Ton, long box 1963 Chevrolet 3Ya Ton Pickup II 1963 Chevrolet % Ton Pickup 2 1962 Chevrolet i/i Ton Pickups Al 2 1962 G.M.C. Pickups r 1962 Chevrolet 4/4 Ton ▪ 2--- 1962 Chevrolet 1/2 'f oh pick-ups sa ■ sit i • • es ▪ Cities ,Service Dealer Phone 173, Brtussels 'L =citta■s momilisansioNsiimorammikamm semBommessarrrw.eems4