The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-03-22, Page 16PAGE SIXTEEN" THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY MARCH :22nd ;1967 l Paid gn 3, 4, 5 year .debentures: nor 6% paid on, & 2 year debentures` THE ONTAR IO LOAN ANP,DEBENTURE. C'O'MPANY. established 1.870 ASSETS. OVER. '$80,000,040 CAPITAL.& RESERVE S9,000,900. • 1 Yes I am interested in your •attractive rates of interest offered•on debentures. 1 ' Please tell me:more.about this system of saying. Mr., Mrs./Miss, .. . 1 i' Tel .1 • Complete and, mail this coupon to: . ' 1 ONTARIO LOAN AND DEBENTURE COMPANY', 1. 137 Dundas Street,. London, Ont. Or call: 432=4158 FractureN�$e In HOCIcey6.9.0.e.'. OLIVET NEWS'` Ernie Coiling had the misfortune. to 'have his nose, broken„while playing 'hockey on Monday 'evening With the, Ripley Packers. Mr, and Mrs', Robert Engel and family of:Dublin visited on Wed nesday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter' Black and' family. Friends '.of 'Mrs ..Walter .Roulston' will be pleased to hear that she is• improving in health, although stillin hospital. Mr. and Mrs. • John Nelson and family of Kincardine visited on Sunday with Mr. ,and Mrs. Oscar White and. family.' SNOWDROPS APPEAR Sandwiched between two spells of stormy, wintery weather, ' with- in two "weeks: .we.:picked some Snowdrops! ' Ain'tnature grand! Johnstone's Now Have On Display LEWYT:. 'h c sli o'nables' BRIGHTLY HUED, ... . VACUUMN'CLEANERS Bright new patterns decorate sturdy all steel vacuum cleaners with all; the work -saving features that have made Lewyt famous Say goodbye `.to» cleaning boredom when you meet the „Lewyt FASHIONABLES . . 'so pretty they almost make cleaning fun so, wonderfully value priced, too. And just 'check these plus 'points: • Sturdy metal core hose (guaranteed for 3 years against'manufac-, tuner's . defects) and big easy -roll wheels'. • 1', H.P..motor with power dial suction control to give ,you' the right: adjustment' for any rug pile. height • Ride along tool caddy completewith crevice tool, upholstery tool, 'dusting brush and 2 -in -one floor. nozzle. PRICED FROM. $49.95 UP C\ Introductory.: Offer AN EXTRA TOOL FREE! Deluxe floor-a,nd-Wall brush With genuine Fuller, bristles packed into every Lewyt •" FASHIONABLE moo imo Patterns such as Americana Cool Checks Tidips and Tangerines Daisies Espresso fkct1fe cued HOME FURNISHINGS /i1OFFAT APPL /AA/C ES W�rkStarted On New Bridge Last week the Sentinel carried a story about the replacement of the narrow iron bridge,on the'12th con cession. of t Wawanosh, just east of the cknow-Dungannon ' road, Work has already co. mmenc 'ed on the bridge which spans the Nine Mile, River at this, point, Roger IMIacE'achern of Mount For- est was.the•successfultender on 'the job at,$25»,763. In addition.to this, the•Township Willcsupply reinforcing steel; road fill, gran'- uiar A and B gravel, the soil re- port, engineering and contingen- cies. Overall cost of thestructure is expected to be between ., $37,000 and $38,000 of which an '805 'subsidy' is received frorri the Department of Highways. KINLOUGH Visitors with Mr.' and Mrs; Tom. McDonald were Mac McDonald of Windsor, Kenneth McDonald of Kitchener who has returned recently from a trip to Mexico, Mr, and: M -s: 'Gordon McDonald and girls , south line . • Mr. and Mrs. "Bob Smith and Debbie of Goderich visited with'. Mr:. and Mrs.» Harold .Haldenby " and boys. On Saturday a social.afternoon." was held at the'home of: Misses Nellie and Margaret Malcolm at Lucknow. Those present .were. Mrs. Frank Malden, Mrs. Lym- an Sutton, Mrs. Perry Hodgins,, Misses Nellie and Margaret Mal- colm , Mrs. John Barr, Misses . . W:innifred .Percy, Edna and May Boyle Mrs. Don McCosh , Mrs. John Emerson, Mrs.. Orland Rich- ards, 'Mrs. Gertrude. Walsh and Mils Margaret Robertson. Mrs. Glen Campbell of Amberley• spent Monday with her sister, Mrs.. Bert Nicholson. Visitors, with Mr.: and Mrs. Dan McInnes and family" were Mr.' and Mrs W. McInnes.,; Linda and Diane. Mrs. McInnes Sr. , Mr. and Mrs. ' John Thornton and':fapmily of Gorrie. Mrs. William Cox spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. John Scott, , concession 4. ;. UNDERWENT SURGERY Mrs. Bert Nicholson underwent surgery 'at St. Joseph's. Hospital; London on Thursday. Her• many. friends, wish her a speedy recovery. 40th Anniversary Observed Recently KINLOSS NORTH NEWS Congratulations to Mr and Mrs.. ,john, McInnes on their fortieth • Wedding Anniversary. We are sorry Mrs. McInnes is. a patient _in Wing- harn'hospital. : »The Kinloss meeting of the I<inloss' U. C. W. was held Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. James McEwan with an Easter devotion.' Mrs. Al Hedley summar- iZed the first chapter of the study book giving the history of the first missionaries to Canada. Mrs: H. Bannerman gave a brief report of / the Bruce Presbyterial. The hostess served a dainty lunch., ." Holidaying in the sunny south are', Mr. and Mrs. Albert Colwell. Mr. Ivan• Geddes is helping out at' the Colwell home. Billy Stanley had the misfortune to cut his -knee at schoolwhich needed stitches to close. Donnie: Bannerman his also been out of school With a sore neck from a»fall. at. school. • Mr . Nand Mrs, Dougal Campbell of Mitchell were visiting in the community on Wednesday;.; S U N: Life insuranceis: the one certain. way' a man of moderate • means • can plan for the security of his family on a permanent basis. Let me tell .you how. WM ' J. KINAHAN: R.R. 2 'Lucknow • Phone. •Wingham 3574007' LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY ,OF CANADA Honour Father Ott 83rd Birthday LOCHALS'H .NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Ewan MacLean entertained friends and family of Mr. Dan MacLean on Friday, 17th of March to honor Mr. Mac- Lean on his 83rd• birthday: ; Little Michelle Bradley, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jas'. Brelley, had her. tonsils out on Mgnday in St. Joseph's hospital, :'London.. Mrs. Gordon Finlayson was host- ess, on. Thursday to the W.M.S. of Ashfield .• Presbyterian. Church. SPEAK TO STUDENTS Guest speakers at North Ashfield Public School on Wednesday. 'after noon are Huron,; County Warden Mr. Donald MacKenzie and Mr. Steve, Stothers of Lucknow who will nit d joip Church On Sundaym Twelve young people.' joined the Lucknow United Church by profess. ionof':faith, on Sunday morning,• They were Carol Campbell; Don ald Elliott, Raymond'Elliott,, Bonnie, mai*, Valerie Morning star, .Elizabeth Newbold, Harold• Nicholson', Shirley Nicholson, Bradley Parker,. Eugene Pritchard,. Elizabeth Ritchie and Linda ' Walden.. 'Mr. and`'Mrs. .Bryce Elliott joined by `letter of transfer, ' give ,a talk on Pioneer Life. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver. McCharles were in London on Sunday where :. they visited .Mrs.. Tillie Smith'lat St. Joseph'»s Hospital. enteflni ��ort» 1367. law by JOHN W: FISHER 1 . , .. CENTENNIAL COMMISSIONER RCAF. planes ; flying over Can- ada's• isolated communities in the far ' north are going . to be air. dropping' some unusual cargo 'in ' the months ahead. During the •coming school year, the planes will. be making air- , drops ir-,'drops of bright new' medallions,'. souvenirs of • Canada's Centen- nial, to . the. school childrenof the ' north. Why • air -drops•? ' Well, some of " those. -communities are • so `. isolated there simply is .no other way for deliveries to coin- cide with distribution of the medallions to the rest of Canada's school population' in time.: for presentation, in class 'rooms by June 1, 1967. r X04 ca 4• ss o5,43ve o�Qo v 4 ",/p7/i�� tits Obverse • Reversal`. Six million of the Centennial medallions for school ' children. are ;nbw• being produced : for the Centennial . Commission by the Royal Canadian Mint at Ottawa. • Each medallion, one inch and a quarter in diameter, will be pack • aged in a special envelope bearing . • the Centennial symbol on the outside. The' first delivery. of medallions from the paint will be a. 'special one —2,000 to the Centennial Commission at the end of Sep- timber for the air -drop • allot, ments. Then the mint will make direct shipments to all the Prov- inces and territories • by April 1, 1967. Departments of education will ` redistribute , to all their schools for presentation toward the end of the school year. • For Indian children, attending federal schools, the mint .will make direct shipments to 'those schools operated by the federal ' . government. The Department of National ; Defence will distribute medallions to all Canadian school children at, military bases over seas. :'The medallion design, shown here, was recommended this • past spring by a special 'advisory com- mittee to • the Centennial . Com - Mission.. The choice of the design . ' was made following' a contest conducted . 'last • year among five experienced Canadian designers. ' Winner» of the Commission's award for the obverse side of the nnedallion was Thomas Shingles of Victoria,; H.C., and for 'the re • verse side, ' Mrs. Dora de Pedery . Hunt. of Toronto,' Ontario. The ' medallions ' will be of last- ing ing significance to all in the new generation. Perhaps they will, be passed along; from generation to generation of families and a num her ' will appear again on the 200th anniversary of Coofedera teen. WEDNI Mr,' a Chiarlen now. las 'the con their ne BUYS F Charlg farm of Mrs. Hf now ,wh( apartme Mr,' al ed her in Kinc Mrs,. M weeks p ital, Ld fracture • PLAN 'Vl A. com 'at the h on .Thur • the Mee groups enterta i Manor. thereon the mon A su:PP homeof nesday! sent. KenKi triphorr evening were str, the' way Mrs.V . her siste Colbour Mr,ar Winghai `with Myer and•fam the • addi )3e$ antti c