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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-03-22, Page 12QTY \.>y � .. ..,. • PAGE TWELVE E THE LUCKNOWfSENTINEL, LUCKNOW,ONTARIO , ,DA,Yt MARCH 22nd, . :._ WEDNES 1967 Underwent Eye Surgery in London SERVES YOU BEST .Wherever you may he, there'sa complete" stock of•CO-OP Fertilizers nearby,: c'�o:cl:�tt t;s: hratduOntariorru�idc`th� •Jin�.�l service mailable. You are' ascurcd' of su' i at ri r Denny other tittle of • year, Right now:Par • _ hey �.. y �• y Co-op r ►twI ` is fully -stocked with ii . complete line, of fertilizers ready for , immediate ick -u o d livery in•as, uantity and an analysis,.: ' ' ' .You candepend on• CO-OP quality because Cooperative's are. owned'. .:and controlled by the people, they serve the' farmers of Ontario. • . ' •q,No a imui wit.. MOM, CO.•O/IERS,A COMPLETE puaTIL.zEa • $ mpvsci �,:Hitilm c rack Fcrtili,ers • .Hulk PA:k•up • . Hulk tiprcading .Liquid Nitrogen Applic:►tioni ; 'ake Advantage. Of Early Order Dis�ourrts CO OP Dedicated to Serve Agriculture Co operatively e • • V.. ric Phone 528-2125 , given Join :Calvin -Bride • ;s,W UI,TEC['URCI-I NEWS '. Communion Services were held at Calvin -Brick church on. Sunday.. morning. when seven youngpeople joined the church; They were Brian Jamieson, Donald Pattison, James reecroft, Alvin Moore ,, l3arry'Mas- on, as-on; Elaine ':Robinson and.: Doris Coultes, Home .for the weekend with their.. parents.Mr. and: Mrs Norman Coulter were Ruth Coultes, nurse -• in -training a:t Guelph Hospital;, *Mr. and Mrs.Kenneth Coultes and Judy. of W'il'lowdale: and Douglas ,Coultes of Dresden, Brian Coultes Of Seaford' spent: th weekend with his parents Mr. and ` Mrs, Jim Coultes. Visitors on the week end with Mr. and Mrs." Fred ..Daw•'and family 'were 'their daughter Mrs. ' Douglas Clare. Mr. Clare,Walter, Stephen. Pat- ricia and Joey of Toronto. • Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher were Sunday visitors with •Mr.' and.. Mrs. Tobias Jantzi and family of Milvertop. The'•U.'C. W, held' a quilting" party at the home of Mrs.. Garnet Farrier and Mrs. Gibson'Gillespie on Wednesday and Thursday. ' Doris Fisher spent the week end. with her sister Mrs, Bi11•Gibson, Mr.: Gibson and family' of Lucknow Mr. and •Ivlrs. •Wesley.Ti.ffin. and Mrs- Cecil-Palconer were 'Sunday visitors with Mr. and .Mrs,' George • " Tiffin; and Mr., and Mrs.. A.E. Purdon Lucknow:: ` Mr,. and .Mrs. Douglas Conley•. of. Wingham were Sunday visitors with Mr. and. Mrs, Wallace Conn, Visitors with` Mr. And Mrs; • 'Albert. Coultes•were their grand: - children Debbie and Kevin. Coultes . of Dresden .and, Blaine was with his. grandparents, Mr.•and Mrs; Mer- vyn Pipe 'of t3tussels while• their parents Mr. and Mrs Jack Coultes • were on a' trip .to Tennessee•. Charles,•Martin w`as removed from his home to Wingham and District Hospital `by arrrbulanee an Wednes- day -,'.The community extend wish- es for a' speedy recovery. ,•, • 'Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tiffin, Russel Ritchie, Mrs., ,Charles Tiffin ,and Joe Mirehouse werein London on Thursday at St, Joseph's Hospital where they visited with Charles ' . Tiffin and Mrs, , Russel Ritchie. • We are sorry to report Miss Mary Laidlaw" had •to return. to Wingham` and District Hospital on Wednes- day. A, speedy return to health is' wishedfor her.. Ezra: Scholtz was discharged on Saturday ;:from. Wingham and Dist- rict Hospital.. His .village friends are happy to welcome him home. We are happy :to report ,Mrs. Geo- rge Young was.discharged •from Wingham-and District Hospital on ;Friday and returned to herhome' at .. Langside.. Mrs. Clark Johnston and Janette spent, the week end with Mr:: and Mrs. George Young. Russel Ritchie Mrs.. Charles. Tiff4 in: -:Mrs. Fred. Tiffin and Mr and. Mrs Clark..Johnston were in London on Sunday. The former visited at :St. Joseph's Hospital with Charles, Tiffin' and Mrs.' Russel -Ritchie and., the latter with Mrs., Charles John- ston'aV Victoria Hospital. • We :are pleased to report, that Nat Thompson was able 1ast:Week to return from. Wingham Hospital';' tohis home , The 'below zero. temperature was not welcomedin these 'parts as it meant frozen water pipes and taps, 'for -many farmers who we are sure will be happy to `see the old. black crow's flying around 'herald ing. .the fact .spring is• just around the corner to alleviate all their troubles. We are pleased to welcome' H,rold Dawson back•to his home from Kitchenerhospitaland his many friends wish hien-continued ., gain in health.. Donna Leader of Gorrie, spent Saturday with her grandmother., Mrs. Jim Currie and Mr. , Cnrrie',. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Coultes and Wayne were guests at.the Reavie, Jardine wedding 'field a:t .the'•Angii- .can; Church, Lucknow' on •Fridayl evening; Mr: and Mrs. Walter. Elliott, Pahl, Ruth Barry and. David were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Robert Galbraith o` Wingham., EUCHRE.PARTY ' . . . On Friday. evening Curries School held their usual Progressive Euchre party with 6 tables•in play due, to • the stormy •weather in that area. Those winning prizes were high, lady MIS. 'Frank McCormick -'and 2nd high Mrs. Roy "Dawson, low prize' Mrs. 'Hazelgrove: High pian Jim Wilson, 2nd high Kenneth. Linn,. Low ;Frank McCormick. The hosts and hostesses Mrs. Lyntt_Morrison and Mr and Mrs Bradley Galbraith served lunch The next party will be March 31st when Mr. and_Mrs. Norman Coultes and -Mr. -arid Mrs. Kenneth , Currie will be the spon cors,:'. !HITECHURCH (Intended for Last Week) EUCHRE PARTY Curries School held their prog- ressive euchre party with 17 tables; of players :enjoying the game. • , Those winning prizes were high lady, Mrs. Hazelgrove', 2nd high lady Mrs. Gershom. Johnston;. low` lady, "Mrs. George. Drehmann, high `gent. Roy Dawson, 2nd high gent Ed Marsh:, low gent Roy Daw . son The hosts and hostesses Mr. and Mrs. Alex Robertson and Mr. and Mrs. John L. Currie Served ; refreshments Sponsors for the next :party to be held in one 'week., March 17, will be Mrs. Lynn 'Morrison and Mr. •and Mrs. 'Bradley Galbraith. : Mr. and Mrs Wesley Tiffin, Mrs. Cecil -"Falconer. Harris. Pur - don and Tom Purdon of Lucknow were callers at the home- of Mr.: and Mrs. Gillies Purdon and farm. ily of Brampton. They spent Sat urday evening with,Mr. and Mrs..'' Jim Henderson at Brantford and also called on Mr and Mrs. Angus Falconer and family of :Streetville and Mr. •and Mrs. H. D; Henderson of`Guelph. 4 • .. " Visitors;on Friday `with Misses Annie and Mary Laidlaw were Mr. •and-:Mrs:'Jim Reddick and Oliver ,McBrean of . Godertch. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Proctor of Livonia Michigan, spent the Week end with Mr. and Mrs.' Fred Tiffin and ,Russell Ritchie-._ On the'. return trip they were accompan-` led,by Mrs. Charles Tiffin to St. Joseph's Hospital, London 'where they, visited with Mrs•. Russell Ritchie and ,with Charles Tiffin who ',was taken by ambulance to. St. Joseph's Hospital on Saturday to the Emergency ward: Mr.' and Mrs. Elmer Wall of, Culross, and Mrs';` Jean 'Papernick • .: Of Goderich and Russell Ritchie • were in London ori "Sunday .to'visit'• with. Mrs', Russell Ritchie; • Mrs. Cartoon Sirnmons of L'on: don spent the week end with her father, Charles "Martin and other relatives ., .:.Aiiiiii44av . 4• w%.• .v KINLOUGH NEWS (Too. Late For Last Week) Cecil Sutton, Concession 10, underwent eye surgery at London. on Tuesday.. We wish him a speedy' recovery, He was able, to return. home the end of the week for a few, days. Congratulations to Mr: and,. Mrs. Charlie. Murrayon the birth of a , son. Mr. and 'Mrs,, Clare g S arlin and P boys of Walkerton visited on Wed nesday with Mr and Mrs. George Haldenb ' y. Mr. and ,Mrs. Gerald Rhody visited on Tuesday with Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Rhody and family at Port Elgin.. Mr. and Mrs. George Colwell who are spending the winter" witch relatives, visited during the week with former neighbours and friends here.. Gary Sutton ' and Keith Maulden spent last Sunday in London. Mrs. " Phillip Frecklesand,baby daughter returned home on Friday from Kincardine Hospital. „Paul. Brian and Wayne Murray spent the past week with their grandparents Mr, and Mss. Lyman' Sutton. Mr:, and Mrs: Howard "Bennett, and son Howard spent the week end with her parents Mr. and • Mrs . Ar- thur'•Haldenby'who returned to b .. . Toronto with them "fora few days; There will beno service in the Anglican' Church next Sunday and }on Easter the service will be held at.11 o'clock. The Good Friday service for the parish will be held;•. at Kingarf from 12 o'clock to 3 P.m. • •Mrs. Perry Hodgins; is spending a while at Wingham . , Mr. and: Mrs, Walter Breckles. and' Arthur spent. Friday at Toronto, Mr. and Mrs, Bert Nicholson and Lois. visited.on Saturday .evening. with ,Mr.: and Mr's, Harold Slessor and' family at Glamis. Mr.. and Mr's. Ezra Stanley visit. ed last;Sunday_with• Mr'. and Mrs,. Wilfred Shantz at Ripley:• On: -Saturday Mr, and Mrs. Ezra Stanley visited with Mrs. Ogle Russell. at:Kingarf, it being the"'' occasion of her. birthday; : 54TH. A NNI VERSARY A family dinner was held on Sa't- urday evening at • the'home of Mr; • acid Mrs:. Tom McDonald to cele • - brate the fifty-fourth Wedding Anniversary of her parents Mr. and Mrs: -Joseph Guest , Teeswater. . Those present were Mrs, .Andrew McTavish and Mr, and Mrs. Del- • bert Nesbitt, Walkerton; Mr.. and. 'Mrs. Sam Nesbitt,' Greenock; Mr,' and Mrs, ;Fred. Bloomfield, :Eden Grove; Mr. and Mrs: Russell Hewitt ,. K inlo_ ugh: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott and Mrs. William C6x were in London. on Tuesday: where Mrs. Cox had a, further eye check-up.'. y. p••.. '/ Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Collison of : Rexdale Mrs., Ted Evans, Linda, and Larry of Downsview 'spent last week -end with Mr.' and Mrs. • Bert Nicholson", Allan andLois; • •• ►N'T: WA1T .FOR SPRING .4UY' 'Ir.NOW! Now, Before Spring Comes We Are Offering The Best In Cars At;..T.4e.. 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