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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-06-08, Page 5SAND, STONE, << t FILL. 199.00 from svailable• ♦••••H Ve have Sale; rexeter, 'eral.ii the sur - homes 1 j ces andt,. reason. . 4i 4 LE-:• 2;: esien, 3: bright, ?a.: ' at P .. ip :aB-, > : a� ^aced in, farming! its fast, ' Over : risk and, is being' cill'ng •• gid•. in the' y's rich i 7ant• and! n. With; Meets in: planning. ming in,: las been, r round: -ice only; • Land: but we reW list,: !oted bJ. ;es. For: an . area+ A-:ce'. 'ell This is! Ki extra; con• /• 'ind the: OO hard: forcing 1 • 4 T 4 ttd,I�� f alisis -: ONS •.: s*es••z peammosnew • WEDNESDAY, .JUN Phi It“, m THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAWL • .FIM!' ,. MaCKENZIE, O.D1 CARD OF THANKS CARD. OF THANKS Optometrist " NOW IN RIPLEY EVERY WEDNESDAY 'Office Hours 10:00 a.in;.. to 9:00 p.m. Phone Roy MacKenzie, Ripley, 96-r#24 for appointment. W. R. Hamilton OPTOMETRIST ,NEXT TO LYCEUM THEATRE , WINGHAM .PHONE 357.1361 rq' • ,OHNSTONE'S :. FUNERAL•HOME., Modern and Convenlent Lucknow, Phone 528-3013 Day or Night `' •Serving All 'Faiths According ' to Their Wishes' Moderate Prices Established 1094 A.: R. 9U VAL D.C., Sp. C. Chiropractor 'Physio and'' Electra Therapist • Wingham -- • Phone 357.3580 (Office. located on John' St. West' 'next to Toronto Dominion Bank) INSURANCE, FIRE, WIND, ' CASUALTY AUTOMOBILE and LIFE • To Protect Your Jack, -Insure With;. Jack Today. J. A. McDONAGH Lucknow, Phone 528-3423;. • •ANDREW • IN ',LUCKNOW Every Wednesday , and Saturday .Afternoon Office . in ""the Joynt Block ' Telephone • Lucknow 528-311:6 • R W. Barrister and Solicitor L' ISTDWEL,ONTARIO CRAWFORD and SHEPHERD H. CRAWFORD, Q.C. N. A.• SHEPHERD.. Wingham and Lucknow IN LUCKNOW WEDNESDAY 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Located in. Kilpatrick Block Phone . Wingham Office 357.3630- Res. 357-2330 IMPERIAL OIL PRODUCTS for prompt service, and quality' products, Contact: GRANT CHISHOLM Phone Collect Dungannon 529-7524 "Always Look To Imperial. ' For. The Best" ' A. Williams, Q.D. Optometrist 9 Patrick •Street W. WINGHAM Phone 357-,1252 We would like -to express a very ..sincere and grateful ~hanks..' to all our friends for kindness and help during illness and eat the time of our 'bereavement: • . N. W. Winterstein Ruth and John .Pritchard & family .I would ;like to 'take this opport unity to express my thanks for cants, gifts sand' visits . While I was a patient in • Victoria Hospital. London. Special 'thanks to Drs. Corrin Viand McKim and thosewho helped at home. It was much ap- precr Harvey .Kilpatrick Wingham Mernprials GUARANTEED GRANITES CEMETERY LETTERING.' REASONABLE PRICES Buy, Direct. and Save Bus. Ph.. 357.-1910 " Res. Ph. 3S'-1015" A. M: HARPER. .CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT 55.. - 57 South. Street, Goderich Telephone. :524-7562. Hadden's Studio PORTRAITS Weddings and Children GODERICH, ONTARIO ,118 St. David Street Dial 524-8787 MacKenzie Memorial: Chapel FUNERAL SERVICE. Services conducted according to your wishes at your Home, your. Church, or at our • Mem- orial Chapel at no additional charge. Lucknow, Phone 528.3432; • Day or Night '. R. W. BELL OPTOMETRIST - GODERICH The Square (Phone JAckson. 4.7661) TED COLLY.ER Registered Master Ellrician ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Specializing In Electric Heating, Electric Wiring and' Repairs ' • and..' All' Electrical' Appliances Lucknow Phone 528-5182 Gavilier, McIntosh • and Ward CHARTERED ACCOUNTTINTS ,' Resident Partner, J. E, Kennedy, C.A. Opposite Post Office • Phone. 881-3471 — Walkerton • 'We • wish' to express sincere thanks to all for their many kind- nesses at the time -of our sudden bereavement. Special thanks to neighbours,the teaching staff and. pupils , of Lucknow Public School, Ladies of St. Peters Anglican Church. William ' Griffin acid . family Joe Conley wishes to express. sincere . thanks to gall whoremem bered him with cards, flowers and visits while . she was hospibal-. zed, Special 'thankS 'thankto Rev: How- ard Strapp, Doctors Corrin and McKim and nursing staff.. Nat Thomson wishes to express his ' thanks to .'all' who `so kindly remembered. him with Cards and well wishes; while be was do Lon- don ' Hospital,.• Henry and ' Bernice Drennan would like to thank the Lucknrow Fire Brigade 'and all the neigh- bours for their help at the time of their fire. Many thanks to all. REPORTFROM QUEEN'S PARK by Murtay Gaunt, M. P. P. . .Huron 7 Bruce. :Steep increases in fines' for breaches of Ontario's Air Pollution ,Control Act ,areprovided 'inam endnientsto the Act were intro- duced by Health• Miitister,' Matthew Dymond.. Companies that: break, the la'w will face fines of up: to $5000. • on; the first' offense and up to '$10';,000 on a second; Individuals 'will face fines of between $100, and:$2,000,•, • Under. the Air Pollution Control Acta :municipality may pass by- laws prohibiting the emission from any source, other thin heat- jig equipment for up to a 3 fam- ily am-.ily dwelling; of. any :air. contam-- :inent that is' more than 40% black: in density. P . The municipality may also _ restrict the emission of a'con- tarninent. w ith a density betwen 20-40clo to. 4 [ninnies in any 1/2 hour period',:. . It may ,also prohibit 'anyone from burning garbage' or rubbish in. a fire or 'incinerator if poilut- ion 'results... . • TheCovernthent will subsidise local grants to .ambulance serv- ices, while a task force.of'civil servants seeks a long term ans- wer to Ontario's ambulance prob- lems. •'The task force which will be made up of civil servants in the' Dept,. of Health, will have some recommendations ready within about 3 months. The recommendations would be.the basis of'legikslation for the 1;67 session' of the Legisia tures.. .• This was announced by the Minister of.Health on introducing a Bill as 'an interim measure that will establish provincial.. licensing of ambulance .operat- ors. The Bill authorizes the government to pay up. to half. the cost of subsidies to ambul ante operators now paid by mun 'icipalities, local boards of health, public' hospitals or non- profit organizations. • • ,The task force will study financing, organization.of ser- vices, the number of ambulances' needed and the locations in which they were'needed. , ambulanceIt services l also y proposals that es come under the control of hospitals, fire de- partments, the Emergency Meas ures Organizations or similar bodies. Proposalsthat the service should. be administered by the Ontario Provincial Police has been rejected by the Conmittee.which studied the problem earlier, • v` THE HURON COUNTY LOCAL: • • .:COMMITTEE • `• • .OF THE 1966' international Plowing Match AND Farm Machinery Demonstration Cordially Invites 'Tice Public %To ` Attend; A SOD TURNING CEREMONY • Saturday, June 11. 1966 AT 3:30 O'CLOCK At theSite, Scott Perms, Seaf0411. When Hon: C. S. MacNaughton,Minister of Highways, and Hon W..A.. Stewart, Minister sof Agriculture, wall officiate.: rn North ' from No. ,8 Highway, .first corner West of Seaforth. LANGSI C.O.C. .MEET . On Sunday, June 5, during the. Church service, the Langside • C. O C, met in the hall with Ross, Moffat' The meeting was opened. by 'singing Jesus Loves Me. Kenneth Scott read the Scripture,. which .was followed' by a prayer tby Robert:., Bregman. The offering was tak- en 'by• Marty Young, withthe off- ering'prayer by Laura .Jean Con- lon. The rriinutes were read by A gnes Conley . The next meet- ing eet-ing will be on July 3rd at 9..15 a.m.. The chapter of the book _ .. "Georgeand hhe Chinese Lady" was read by ,Mrs. George Conlon. The'roll call'was answered by 18 Members, When He Cometh, was sung, followed by the Lord's Prayer, in unison. Mrs. George Young. illustrated the second parable.u'sing the, flannelgraph. , The June meeting ofthe WMS. will be.held'on Thursday, June 9, •at 2.00 at'the,h.ome of Mrs. Eugene Conley. Mrs., Donald Watt will be •the• guest. speaker: Donald Young of Toronto was a weekend' visitor With.his par` ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford , • Young. Mrs. Broome of Clinton has been visiting at the same home for the`ast week, Bob Young of Kitchener was a weekend' visitor with his parents, Mr. and 'Mrs, Wesley Young. w emonstrafion { Liquid Embroidei The June meeting•of.the St. Helens Women's Institute was held • in the hall Thursday afternoon with a large,' attendance and the presi dent,.Mrs. Harold Gaunt, "presiding • The meeting opened with the Ode followed by the Mary Stewart Collect. ,The 'roll .call was answer- ed by ".a suggestion for a cetitenn- ' ial project." :0 During the business it was mov- ed that 510 be donated to the Lucknow A gricultural Society. ' An invitation was:extended to -anyone wishing to attend an afternoon tea • at ,the Ontario Hospital, Goderich, on Tuesday, June 7th, A :report of the District Annual' held at Auburn, 'May 31st, which had been prepared by,Mrs. 'Ross.. Gammie, was read.by Mrs. Ernest Gaunt. ' Mrs, Cottrill' of Tiverton gave'• a:'very:interesting and instructive demonstration on liquid embroid- ery. She was introduced by Mrs • Ernest Gaunt, • The 4H girls had a display of their handiwork from their, pro, ject ." Accessories" , Lorene Err- ington and. Vera MacDonald gave a demonstration on "How to'care. 'for Accessories". / • • ' Lunch was served by the hostess Mr Elwood Barbour, Mrs. Laura cNeil and Mrt. Earl Jamieson. RIPLEY MEAT. 'M'ARKET .. Custom Butchering Mondays --- Hogs, in by 4:00 p.m. • CATTLE,' CALVES and LAMBS EVERY DAY,. • :EXCEPT SATURDAY W. do Curing and Smoking • . . Beef, Pork and Lam.' Sold Whole, Half or Quarter . . . For Better, Service, And• Lower Prices --- ;. Gill Ripley: 100. 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