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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-04-26, Page 22} r6 'PAGE ;aTWEw1TY,TW THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,: LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WiLi LOOT, RUST,, STAIN OR;., TARNISH SIzESL'UP TO 4i": IN STOCK. NOW IS, THE TIME' TO HAVE 'Aka SCREENS REPAIRED 'WITH `FIBREGLASS SCREEN. 'REAT YOUR NOME tedium =uli . Thick .Batts nsulation Baits Insulation Batts icafil —Pour Type INSULATE FOR A; C,POLE'R. HOME ALL SUMMER PIT1SBURGH; ACIIINERY ENAMELS IN COLOURS. TO MATCH .ANY OF •YOUR.• MACHINERY LAWRENCE CEME IN STOCK. PORTLAND AND •MASONRY 11.t.Oho". �d Lia PHONE 52$.3111 LUCKNOW Advertising Is.-. Important. Factor The meeting of the. Sa�ge'en Life .Underwriters. Association was•held . at the 4 Aces Restaurant in Clifford • on April 21 with.the following members present, / Walter. Lantz , State "farm Life; Hanover; William Schinbein; Mut:- ualLife,, Hanover; Gordon Raebum, Paul Revere Life, Durham; John • Schnurr, Mutual Life., Walkerton; Albert Disch, Northern Life, Walk- . erton; Clarence Thompson , 'Sun '•• Life, .Walkerton; Perce Pentland • , Metropolitan Life, Hanover; • Harry• Bruegeman Mutual Life, Hanover; INilliatrt Conron,. Manufacturers Life, Wingham;: Wilford. Caslick, Imperial Life,Wingham; William Kinahan; Sun Life, Lucknow. • Speaker' for the, day was William ConrotC His topic was Public Rel - 'Atkins and advertising: He stressed the importance of a. per son being interested in all comm"= '.' unity activities, and as' well as being .interested, being involved in the activities in the community as much as possible ' -He outlined\ the advantages 'of mass advertising by large firms, both by radio & T.V.• and by ne'w.spaper, but felt that personal advertising isi ng by an individual, and particularly local advertising eras much 'more effective for the in- dividual, and particularly local advenising 'was much snore effect- ive for -the ividual , than advertising the firm, with which a person is associated In relating: some personal experiences Mr. Conron 'felt that advertising was an important •factor.in time 'manage- ment .which is` e, important in any business and'particularly` to the Life Underwriter: - Program chairman Walter Lantz reported that arrangements had - been :made to hold a joint meeting with Owen, Sound Association in May with, Gordon Nairn of the Nat- ional Association as guest •speaker;., who. would also be showing pictur- es of 'Expo 67. . 4uCknoviResident Int I,ondbn 1 MRS.; ,1+1,,G. IviacKENZI$ Mrs'Neil. G. MacKenzie passed away in St. Joseph's Hospital, London on Saturday ; April'15th - following,a''hear>r attack, Mrs,. MacKenzie had suffered a hip fracture in a fall 'six weeks pre- vious and had been hospitalized since that time*. 4he. was in her, 86th 'year.' •• Mrs , MacKenzie' was the former Bertha Augusta Robertson, a Baugh ter of George S'. Robertson and, �. Mary.McAllister, She was•born in' Ashfield Township on October 2nd On March 15 , 1911 '; a't `the Luck-- j now Presbyterian Church., she marc ied Neil, G. • MacKenzie of Ashfield Township. They farmed in Ash- field for,many years , moving to. Lucknow in 1955 to make their home with Mrs. MacKenzie's, bro.. thee; ,Stuait. Mr. •'MacKenzie passed' away in January 1958 Stuart Robertson -passed away in•,; June-, ,1966.'., Besides her husband and brother she was predeceasedby an infant daughter Donalda Catherine.' 'Mrs. MacKenzie is survived by two daughters Margaret , - 'Mrs. Donald Blue of Ripley and Mary, Mrs. John Collinson of.'Kintail;. 7 grandchildren, ,10 great grand children:, Funeral service. was conducted at the MacKenzie. Memorial Chapel,, Lucknow on Wednesday, April 19th, with interment at Greenhill':' Cemetery. Rev. Rod' MacLeod of the Lucknow Presbyterian, Church , :of which she 'was a member, off- iciated 'at the service. - Pallbearers were Ross.MacKenzie John Neil MacKenzie Jr; ,Ewan MacLean, ;Alex MacNay., Eldon Miller,' Cameron MacDonald. Mrs.• MacKenzie wase life mem•: ber of Ashfield --Presbyterian Women's Missionary 'Society , a. life-long member: of the.•Women's Institute and a member of the Bruce Chapter, Order of the East-. ern'S'tar, Kincardine.. An Eastern Star Memorial Servicewas con ducted on Tuesday,' April 18th ,at8p m - Grace Sherriff, St. Helens Native Died In Wingham " Miss Grace b. Sherriff of Wing ham" died in.Wingham, and, District Hospital on April1t1i .-The funeral was held Friday,, April l4th with service at the .R; A. Currie's - Funeral Home and burial.in: Wing- ham Cemetery , conducted by Rev. G. L. Fish. • • ' The pallbearers were.. nephews,. •W . J. Tiffin Peter Sherriff, Wall ace.Wilson, Russell Johnston, George H. Marr and Orland Leid- 'en , Floral tributes were: carried' by G:. W. Tiffin, Hilliard Glaves, • Garnet Farrier and Melville Math-, els.. 'Miss Sherriff was born in St. Helens; West Wawano'sh and was, the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. William 'Sherriff. She attended Public, and High Schools in 'Wingham and Stratford Normal School.' She also attended .Business ,College, She was a member of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. Miss Sherriff was a quiet, reserved' person,, highly respected by. all who knew her',.• She, is survivedby two. sisters, 'Mrs, Annie J. 'Tiffin and Miss Jennie R. Sherriff, both of Wing - ham,'' Miss Sherriff was predeceas ed by three brothers, Wesley , John and Milton 'and• ,two sisters Mary and Susie,' aid Irir Jt 'WEDNESDAY ',,.APRIL'26th,• RipIey-HUI,on. Central .School • All parents with children ready to enter Grade 1, during, the 1967-68 school term ,are requested to Ngister at the Ripley-: . Huron Central School on • •P.M. THURSDAY• APRIL Z7th'FI��M 2•TD 4 • WITH MRS.; .VIOLET:1 MacKRNZ'IE. 'TEACHER: It IS required . that roi�r child must b. six. `years of age: before December 31st, 1967 and the 'child •'should. accompany • parent at. time of -registration . PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE:' WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE Mrs: Chas. Robinson Heads Ladies Aux: Two New Members Are Initiated The April ,meeting of Ladies Auxiliary Legion # 309 was held:in,Legion Hall, on Tues day. , April 18 ; preceded by a Pot : Luck Supper to celebrate' the .Aux iliary's birthday Special,guest for. the; evening was ,Mrs. - Howard Carroll of .Goderich, 'Zone Cornmander of Zone C-1', who paid her official visit, • Mrs. Charles. Robinson; presided., .The "new' officers were installed by Mrs. •Carroll, as follows: President Mrs . Charles Robinson; 1st Vice President Mrs. Ronald. Forster 2nd Vice President Mrs. Dan'-- Thomson; .`Secretary Mrs. Claire, Johnstone; Treasurer'Mrs. Jim Gardiner; Sgt. vAt Arms ,Mrs., Jim' McNaughton. '- Two new members, Mrs, Irvine Eedy of Dungannon • and Mr's, Walter.• Arscott of Whitechurch ' d were 'initiated into the 'Ancillary. The transportation report' and ' Veteran's Report were given by - Mrs., McNaughton and the sick committee report and the sports "report were given by Mrs. Forster. A tearrl from the Lucknow Auxili iary which entered a Bowling . tournament in Walkerton were • fortunate to bring home a prize Mrs: Bob Lyons and Mrs. Mac Naughton each won individual prizes. The "Mystery Box", was won b Mrs-. Canon. She was .also pre- sented with, a gift from the auxi iaryby Mrs. Robinson. QLI VET Mrs. Walter Roulston has retur home after 'spending a few days with Mr. and.Mrs ,Bob Orr sinc she was discharged from hospita Mrs. Melvin Coiling visited of Wednesday with her sister, Mrs. David King ,near Teeswater: - Mr: and ,Mrs. John Nelson of Lucknow and Mr and Mrs. Dou Moore of Kincardine were Sunda visitors with the White family. . Mr. and Mrs. W.T.:Roulston. spent the week visiting with Mr and Mrs. Bob Backwell and othe relatives in the Hamilton area. Sympathy is, extended to the relatives of Mrs Margaret Solos late of Lucknow. Mr: and Mrs. ,Henry Howes of Listowel; visited on Sunday: with and Mrs. Walter Black, and fame COME TO T IN THE LUCKNOW ' DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL Friday, xil28 BOYD'S ORCHESTRA ADMISSION 11.00' LUNCH COUNTER • PRIZES WILL BE GIVEN AS ADVERTISED " • ONNOINN I IN . N11.1111i4111111d`01N14.111b1MH1.IM„ ,w..0 DANCING WILL START AT 9 P.M.,THE 'GRAND MARCH WILL BE HELD, AT 10 P.M. SHARP WITH THE JUDGING TO` •FOLLOW , IMMEDIATELY. .141.1.1.111t14111.I14...1111..1#111,11i.l tlr./1.,t,.116.11 ' A CENTENNIAL QUEEN WILL BE CHOSEN NI�Ifi11t�1�r Y`11�1Farbloommumoimpoimotpankkimcialio.smoisr. SPACE CONTRIBUTED- BY reitHar : ware. LUCKNOW. PHONE 520.3005 WE N Elev Count Home Day I High 15th. Pict Front .Cam' McEH Wald R, R€ Secy Grant Thou Heard dine; Holyr '1, Rif Lu/ckr