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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-04-13, Page 23THE *L UCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW, `ONTARIO 'at )b ped id: v.` Im` -es. I, Cat' ons' bac a» v. 011 T Qf yin t in [tees stre: he au!' ew V 13 • ` SPACE'. CONTRIBUTED . BY ,THE •LUCKNOW SENTINEL led" my" Ole. as w. even gig llprs lour : T� Ibe r hav encs, .C� ize. ll:ne mis JXE• PLE. TO RET ,CuE "becausejthey II tell you h • how to .boost 'Income Worms can drain off most, of the income from your hog operation if you don't control them. You can get. fast efficient .control of worms with Purina Liquid Wormer. It's easy to treat pigs with Purina Wormer --there's no handling of hogs and they are never off feed—just dd a few drops to their drinking'water or fast worm control: KET REA. DIS. NTS, KES, ISIS, AND ,EAN t'ssafe, and it's effedtive in control- • ing both, Targe roundworms and. odular worms in swine. Di Purina Liquid Wormer. -your re- ults Will prove it's .an•easy, low-cost, nd effective way to control worms in our pigs, rop in to see us today, MRS. DAVID Mrs, David Milne,a i,ucknow resident for many years, passed • away in her sleep. at her home on Wednesday, , April .6th, She had been in her usual ,health upon re- tiring the night before, Mrs. Milne, who was inter 84th, year, wasthe former Janet Catherine Purves, She was born in Kinloss' Township on November 8th, 1882, a daughter of Robert Purves and Janet Steele. About 63' years ago she. married David Milne of Lucknow, who • passed away.a. number of years ago. ' • Surviving members, Of the'faro:- ily are three sons, Clair of Luck-,', •' now , David Jr. ,Of Callander, Fred of -Kitchener, one daughter, Mrs. N. E: (Bertha) Haldenby of Culross Township; one. brother, 'Robert Purves of Maple Creek,. rSaskatchewan. . The funeralservice was held from the MacKenzie Memorial, Chapel, Lucknow,. on Saturday. April 9th, with interment at South Kinloss Cemetery.. Rev. • Rod MacLeod had charge' of the service and Mrs. Gordon Mont- gomery was organist: Pallbearers were J. L. MacMill-. , an, Archie MacMillan, Cameron MacDonald, James Henderson; Rae Watson, David Jewitt. Flowerbearers were Bill Habkirk, Bill Lyons, Harvey Maize 'and'. Bill Gollan. Friends attending the funeral. from . a distance were from 'Kitch- ener,. Toronto, Ayltner, Rexdale, Walkerton, London, :Detroit, Monkton, Mitchell, Strathroy , Goderich and Cargill. Silver L�k.e.WJ., Hold Annual The 'president Mrs. Ronald Thacker, was hostess for the.ann-, ' nal meeting of. Silver Lake W.I, Following the opening Ode and Mary Stewart Collect, the scrip- ture was: read by Mrs, 'Albert Young. Roll call was answered' with .payment: of ,,fees and Suggest-. ions for gaining new members. -• • Mrs. Albert 'Colwell asked .for canvassers for the Cancer Society in aidof. the Kincardine camp aign. 'Reports,of the years work 'from`, the 'standing commitee con- , venors were given. Agriculture and Canadian Industries; by'Mrs. John Hodgins and, Mrs: Edward •Lizmore, Historical Research and Current Events by Mrs. Melvin ; Husk.,, Home -Economics and • Health by Mrs, .Win. `Campbell and"Mrs. Ellison Hodgins, 'Educa- tion by Mrs'. .Glenn Young, Res olutions by Mrs. Isa Lamont, Public. Relations by Mrs, James .114cEwan, Curator by Mrs.:Ray • Stanley, Also a full account. of. the years workand its finances the secretary -treasurer, Mrs. Clarence Hedley; Mrs. Albert Colwell gave the • report of the Sunshine Committee also the "report: of the••District Directors -meeting. The District Annual will•be held in. Ripley on .. May 27. February is the month given to our branch•to•.write to our Korean child, each branch was given a month to remember the little girl with a letter.. ' Mrs'. Melvin Husk presented the slate of officers for next year, . Mrs, Albert Colwell, District Dir- ector. presided for the election • of officers then conducted the service of installation: ' 'Monday evening, April: 18, was set to make up next years programs At the close of the meeting', lunch was served•by Mrs. Ellison Hodgins and.Mrs. Isa Lamont, . p assisted by the Hostess. . Walkerton , and area industries continued®tohire during March, and there were only limited lay- offs during the month. • Unertiployrnent continued.'at a level well below the normal fig- ures for this season, with a total. of 520 unemployed -applicants registered for, employment, acc - ording to Stanley Whiston, Acting, Manager of the Walkerton Nation". .a1 Employment Office, Of this total, 356 were then and 164 fe-- male, This total is a decrease of ' 32 o compared. With the:number of .unemployed applicants at the end 'of March 1965,.there were 38'1 less men and 13% less women. During March the Walkerton National Employment Office plac- ed lac ed 138 "people in employment and moved in three from' other • areas to: fill vacancies for where there were no suitable local app - licants. Mr_. '.Whiston pointed out ,at present there are 174 unfilled Vac- ancies at the Walkerton office; of which 140 are foremen and 34 for females. These vacancies include job's: for 'tient and women :furniture • 'and wood workers. Experience on these jobs, is not .necessary as • . employers will provide on the job training. • Numerous. employment opport- . unities exist throughout. the Walk- erton' office area for male and •• •: female office workers, sales clerks and. salesmen. Also requir ed are hospital workers,: farm hands, :pipefitters•, stationary eng= ineers, auto mechanics and poul- try processing workers.: In discussing the employment opportunities in the area, 'Mr. ` • Whiston pointed out that. several of/these demand a reasonable degree of education or specific training. Information regarding education al *upgrading and the numerous ;training'courses which are .avail- able for.unemployed persons can. be 'obtained at the Walkerton Nat .ional Employment. Office, Appointment of Kenneth R.. • Hawkes as Consultant with the Georgian Bay,.Development-ASsoe- iation commencing April 4th was announced this week by Neville' Keefe, General Manager of the • Association. Before eoming;.to Canada in r951 w ith. his wife Lynne }and their son • Christopher, who. is now in High. School, Mr. Hawkes served three years in the British Army at the end of World War Il and was en - '"gaged in experimental work in the automotive industry in London, 'Eng/and. On: his arrival in Canada, he took up drafting, surveying', and subdiy4ion design' before entering the field of Municipal Admin- '° •stration. For the past severs years ',he served as Planning Administrat - or for the Town of Midland and has been fully responsible for all phas- es of Planning,, as well as conduct ing many of the surveys' which re suited in an Official Plan for the town. *He wasalso responsible for Many subsequent studies, including the preparation of a Comprehensiv Zoning by-law and related. Plannin� 'Controls. • In addition to his ,duties as Plan ning Administrator, he served as Zoning. Administrator :and Secret- ary -Treasurer of the Planning Board and Committee of Adjust- ment. Mr. Hawkeshas alsosupervised the administration of welfare for the Town of Midland during •th pastseven' years and performed various other responsible tasks in the administration of town affairs. , He is already known to many people in the Georgian Bay area as a result of his.: addressing various GBDA Zoning meetings on 'the, sub- jects of Planning and. Municipal Administration; 'He is an officer of Caledonian Lodge A.F. and :A,M. •and aDir- ector in the. Huronia Association for the. Mentally Retarded.: Mr: Hawkes •hobbies' include an oceasional:.game of golf, which he admits to playing very poorly. Wand motor sport, mostly as a specs ator. 65 ` PLYMOUTH, 6 Standard with :radio 65 DODGE, 4 door, 8 "automatic, with radio / 64 DODGE, 8 stick, with radio.. 63 ' VALIANT, 2 door, 6 automatic 63 VALIANT, 4 door, 6 . automatic 63 PONTIAC, 4 door, 8 automatic 63 FORD, 2 door, 6 standard, radio 62 CHRYSLER, power equipped 61 PLYMOUTH, 8 automatic, with radio 60 DODGE, 4 door, 6 standard, with radio 60' FORD CONVERTIEiLE, 8 automatic, power equipped 60 DODGE, 4 door, 8 automatic, with radio/ 59 EDSEL, 4 ' door, power equipped with radio` 57 FORD, 3/4 . ton Express SEVERAL OLDER MODELS g , y y Your Dod a - PI mouth • Chrysler t Valiant Dealer JOSEPHINE STREET. WINGHAAA SHONE 357.31162.