HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-01-25, Page 6..DAY
IpNTARIO _ _ • WEDNE5 .,
THE':' LUCKNOW
' STiNEL, ,LUCKNOIN, JAN'S 3Sth�1_
yOUR KEY TO INDEPENDENCE:
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els . x
SEVERAL 'TO.CHOOSE FROM
1966 FORD Custom 511, 4 door
1966 CHEV impala;:4 door hardtop, V8 automatic
1965 FORD, VI automatic%transmission, radio
1963 DODGEPolara, 4 door hardtop;.
1964` FORD, 2 door.:
1964 MERCURY, Vi ton truck
• 1964 CHEV Stationwagon, 4 door,; V8 automatic transmission
1963 ' PONTIAC,. 6 Cylinder, 4 Door Standard Transmissionµ
1463 MERCURY, 4 door
19611 son
FORD;
4 door sedan,. standard Man� •
1.961 CHEV, 4 door,; 6 cylinder standard Mans mission:
1A60 RAMBLER, 4 Door, 6 Cylinder •
1960 PONTIAC, 4 door; V$ automatic
1954 CHEV.• 6 cylinder, standard .lransnmissron
SEVERAL OLDER': MODELS
ESE AND OTHE
Insta
PHON.E 52
Members of Joshua Royal Black
Preceptory. .NO.' 132 held their
annual meeting in Amberley
Orange Hall, .recently ivith install
ation of officers" -the main'topic for.
the evening. ; ; ..
• Arthur McCormick- was
installed
;
as Worshipful Preceptor, Ar
.
thur, Srrxeltzer .named immediate ."
'Past PrecePforR Deputy PrecePtor
is Lorne Em menton. Tames Broekle-
'bank will. act as chaplain, Regist- •'
rar will be Alvin Irwin with Will-
iam
Courtne assuming the. duties
of i easurer.' ,Lecturers will be.
Alton Smeltzer and, James Ketcha-
bawf censors, Donald Courtney,,:, ,..'
Clarence .McLennan; standard
bearers. M. Reid , , Robert Lyons;
pusuivant, Nat Thompson. •
,County Master Sir Knight William;
Houston, presided'for the.:installat I
ion, assisted by the Past .'Preceptors:
's your excu:
eing in
g business
Less than ideal housing conditions?'
Lack of time for properrnanagement? •
Bad, Luck with your chicks? '
These are only :excuses for missing;out
on BIG EGG PROFITS With
haver Starcross
'Rugged—with erceptcos ai . vt
taw and resistance to respar-
'atory, disorders, this large;'
Whitt egg producer i a.wifner
"•crt ices tan .cdeal 'sxtuiborks.
SHAVER 'TARCROSS
S 444 ' gs
diste i.gursh d by its.
heavier b+ 'r'wet'ght and•smaii
black flecks;on the plumage. .•
Yau.cal expect :.. '
4•.250-280 eggs. annually
• • 75% iarge.and• extra targe
•. 425 lbs. teed per dor ;eggs
• CONTACT YOUR SWIFT'
'HATCHERY OR DEALER.
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CHARLIE BOYLAN
,1iA1V(fVtlt PiiONE 3fi4.2536
AsF,field'Hok.I
Ina.ugural' Meeting
Ashfield Township Council met
on January ..9th. for inaugural meet:-
ung. All -members were present
•and took'their oath of office:.: •; '
By-I;aw_No 1 appointing officers'
.for 1967 and setting their salaries
was; passed with, the following wage
schedule; Reeve $400..00, Deputy
Reeve' $325.00 , Councillors
$250.00, Clerk Treasurer $2,000.'
Road•'Supt, $1.75; per hour, Grader:
operator. $1.75 per hour,, laborers
$1.50. per hour, •
'Livestock valuers, appointed were
Alvin Robb Wesley Ritchie, Bert
-Dougherty, Clifford. Crozier and
Mike O'Neil. •
Fenceviewe.rs -.Ross Henry,• Nel-
son Pearson, Bert McWhinney, Joe
O'Keefe, William Helm, Henry, '
M. MacKenzie, Duncan. Farrish.
Poundkeepers - Carmai'Hayden,
Warren Wylds,'.Gordon Saunders,
Douglas Hackett.
The following accounts were.
ordered, paid: Payroll.No. .
$853.45; Canadian. Oil • Co. gas
for' Truck $34.39; Mrs. 'J. • Donald-
son; gas for Truck, $12.22;. Frank ,1
MacLennan,' gas for Truck, $5.25;
Robert Stothers, . Tire repair and
bolts., ' $6.93; W J. Van; Osch•,,
Machine bolts. $2:22; Bryce
Elliott, Hauling salt $15.00; Can.-.
adian Tire Store (Goderich), .
Wiper Blades $5.45; Dominion.'
Road Machinery Sales Co,; .Grader:
supplies $588.13; Elwin .Petrie,`gas:"
for Truck $5.0, Glen .& Olson,
Sand $33.00; Ashfield.. Huron I3ourid
ary, Boundaryacct.. $166;.62,
,
Chester ,Nicholson, Snowplowing
.'1932 '.00; Doug.. Fuller, Snowplow,
ing $617:50; Murray Johnston,
Snowplowing• $672 00; Im
Imperial
. ,
Oil Ltd. , Fuel Oil and Tax
1186.56; Grant..Chisholm Oil and:.
'Grease 189.68; Domtar Chemicak
Ltd , Sift() salt $84.42, .Imperial
Oil Ltd Diesel Fuel $96.67;
Lucknow Post Office, 'U.I ::and"
:postage. stamp's $22.80; Receiver
Genera. 1, Income tax 12:55
and 'Pension ` 21.20 '$33.15; Bill_
Park•.;'sanding.$38.00; Mel Dick-
son,
ick-son, Bulldozing : 518:00; Jack
Liddle `Fox' bounty. $4:00; .Joe.
McGee, refund dog tax $2, 00,
Pinecrest Manor. Nursing .care,
nursing" care; $217.00; Donald 'M ,
Simpson . telephone calls $i8.95;'
Ontario Association of Rural Mun-
icipalities, membership fee $15.00
Ontario Good `Roads' association;
n embership fee,,$15;•00, Skelton
•Gibson'and .Associates; Supt of .
Construction (Lane drain) $ 525.00;
Donald ,Rock . part •of contract
'54$7.00; . Andy Ritchie., ' Extras: on ,
Lane Drain. ;38.00; ':Jin) Nelson,
r Extras on Lane Drain, $125.00;
Girvin::Reed_ Extras on 'Lane Drain,
$260 00; Hackett Bros. Extras as
:Lane $105'..00; �Townshi of
P.,
Ashfield Extras on Lane Drain
$125..00;' Donald M. Sinipsan,,.
Clerks fees, Lane Drain 190.00;.,
Cliff Ivienat'Y :, Silver Creek Draiir.
..
$7,.50; :Murray Johnston,;•MacIntyre
Weir' -'Hauling gravel $61.60;
Bert McWhinney,. 'Drain Inspector
X8.35;. Village of Lucknow, , Fire
call - 'Alvin Collinson 175.00.
••
Council adjourned 'to :rneet Feb-
ruary 'Tth at 1: 30 'p.m. • • . .
-Your Future Security,
depends on what 'you do now. •
That't why you should , look
L d United.
Athe results
that ' have compare been obtained with
this .remarkable investment.
• ;Proven' Record
of performance: $10,000• in -
Fund Ltd. United Accumulative uary2,19 •
would have grown to $26.607.32
"(with dividends reinvested) by
;January 12, 1967. That's, an
increase Of. 168% in approXi •
Mately 9 years. •.
'More Than .
• 125,000 Shareholder=
With. this ' kind' of performance
record.• no wonder United..Ac-
cumulative Fund. •now has •
more• : than ,125,000 sharehold-
ers! . Only one other corpora..
tion in Canada pays dividends
to a greater number of share.
holders. .• 4 .
Net Assets;
$282 .Million
tlnfted Accumulative� , P u n 4
'Ltd is .one of .Canade. $ largest'
and fastest drowInm
d' utual
funds. Net assets in 1$6s than
'ten years: $282.011,339;
.1i10001s Tox'' Soy ngs
because: the United' Retirement
• savingps. Pian le, registered. with
the_. Government of Canada, ': •
you can deduct from. taxable
• income -tor the - current year
every investment • made up' . to•
:the limit applicable to you:
under the Income • Tax Act.
Investments of $100 or more -
may • be.: made as often as you
•
•
Other Plans
• You, may become a aharehold-
er in: United Accumulative
Fund Ltd. fpr' as little. as 1100
Savings Plana start ' kt *20' a
month.
For Details Without Obligation co:
UNITED INVESTMENT SERVICES LTD.
REPRESENTATIVE•
James'
LUCKNOW •
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FAIR' NOTES
(contributed),
• Prize'lists are ready 'and avail-
able by:.calling or ;writing' Mrs
Fred McQuillin, All sections have..
been: revised and are more than.
interesting. ' A section for ;brides. .:
•of 1967•, is:a• new feature. •'
.Now we:can'ive. ou'the mfor-'
S Y .
mation you ,have been waiting•for
on Expo 61 and the :train, going
from Grey" -Bruce district: for
Agricultural' Societies.
The group will .leave Owen.
Sound, Tara', 'Cliesley Hanover
via C. N. R, 'Special 'train early the
evening of October 17th.. You will,
arrive'in Montrt eal the morning; of .i
October: 18 at Motel Lafayette,
.10 minutes from Expo site, where
you will stay,.for night of October.
18. and from where you will
leave.for'home evening of 19th to
arrive'back at Ower Sound . Tara,.:
Chesley, Hanover, early October. a
Tice' cost is :.555 ; 00 per 'person.
this :includes train fare, accom.-
odatiort•-and. admission', for two
days to Expo: To: be. eligible to go.
ot: this train. yOU Must be a .
member of an/ Agricultural 'Society'•.
Cheques or money.orders;shall be
made payable at par toDistrict,'10
Expo Rind, mailed to your secre •
tary arid .she will in turn send, the m
to C.A., *Merriam: at Tara..
A detailed schedule will then be
mailed direct to you with your-.
tickets, • etc .' Hoer -about it •folks'?
Will, you be on tirne for this big, '
trip planned by your Agricultural
Society?
:Remember the 'concert for. Feb.
ruary nth: It's going to be a `good
one and already we are ;being ask-
ed for tickets. It will be; come. •
early and .get thebest seat ,this'
year:' Make sure of the date.
ii31i
Is 'Holidaying..In Florida x .
(Z. shfield 'News) : •day.
Various church group meetings
last week were postponed :on accow
nt of stormy weather,
Rev. Neil MacCombiewill
preachiin Brussels and Blyth next
•Sunray, and Rev;, Thos. MacKinn-
Mr. 'and Mrs. Dave Compton • J ey of Teeswater will conduct se -
and Lisa and Laurie' of Lucan vices in Ashfield Presbyterian
;visited Mrs : Colin Howes on Sault —Church.
Kenneth:MacKenzie.is holiday-
ing in 'Florida. "
Mrs,: Frank MacLennan spent a'.
few days in -Toronto with her
daughter. Mrs. Donald Ainslie.. • '
rr
Almit
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Glasses
Faces' Cut in.'
two Accident:
(Olivet News)
Mary MacCharles suffered a.
painful accident while playing
hockey in Ripley on Friday. A
flying puck .broke'•her glasses,
cutting her faCee Michael Handl
ton had a similar' ac id accident a let
eek
clden week. •
aSo in the R lY'Centra1:Sch0
School •
gym. • Let's
hopeaccidents don't
•
go fn three's. g
Mrs radICo •1`nwas hostess.
. Ge 1 1 1
g:
when the'Messe
Messengers h
eldthew:
JanuarY meeting ., •:.
ATTENDANCE AWARD
Attendance awards were.ves
en_
ed
on Sunday' da '
un y to ttie. following
pupils., of Olivet United Church
Sunday School. Wendy Hamilton,
Brian :McGuire, Joan Osborne,
•.Nancy.and Ronald McGuire, Jim ,
Joyce and David Black, Joyce
Osborne ...Bill Black, Laurie.. Patsy
and Mary' MacCharies; and Lynn
Clayton,'
ister
asses
MRS. LH; • PRI
MO". 11mi...6;Henry Prior of -AB . .
Ottawa Crescent, .Guelph died at
her' residence Wednesday;, January
11th ; 190. in her lith year.. She
was the former Margaret Glazier,:
daughter of the late John Glazier.
and ;Mary Ann Cook' and was barn
in Georgeto'wn.'
Mrs, Prior lived in Ashfield .town,•'
'ship ion the. 9th Concession' until ;
'moving to Guelph`S5, years ago.`'
She was predeceased•by her hush.'
: and Joseph' Henry Prior in1961; ,
also four- brothers and 'one sister,
Sam ,,,George., Tom , Richard and
Lena
She is: survived by three daughters
Mrs.. Gerald: Bard' (Cora), Mrs: Wm
Gates ;(ivlay). both 'of Guelph and
Mrs. John Chilton (Thelrna) of
Brantford;`two brothers9f
Guelph arid Peter•'of London; tree '.
sisters, Mrs. R, Graln (Mary) 'of
Wingham., Mrs: Stanley Dennis. ,
(Esther) of Clifford , Mrs, Harvey
Maize (Ida),of 'Lilcknow'. Also
surviving ate'seven grandchildren
and six great grandchildren . s'
"Funeral service was conducted at tfi
the M'aclntyre and Wilkie Fune ...
Home oil Saturday January 14th
with interment at WYoodlawn . e •
deter ,,.