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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-06-14, Page 6• O 'AGE. SIjCw,-; THE: LUCKNOW :SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO 2 "--�- 65; CHRYSLERS, 4.door with radio, power` equipped , 6'5 PLYMOUTH, 4 door, 6•.standard,' no radio 65 ' DODGE S... tatiofiwagon, 8 . automatic °6S PONTIAC `Pal isienne hardtop 63 'FORA -4 door, S . standard 62 DODGE, 4 door, 6 automatic? radio 62 CHEVROLET, six automatic SEVERAL OLDER MODELS OTO:RS Your Dodge Plymouth Chrysler • Valiant: Dealer JOSEPHINE STREET WINGHAM PHONE 357-3862 can maks your crag investment pay off in bigher: VieIds hi.gher profit If you Want better corn and more. of it from4every acre•you plant supplemental igwd! nitrogen 'dan -make money for you. And the• most effective and economical: way to supply the nitrogen needs of a bigger yield • crop ' iS with CO-OP'Aqua Ammonia. This low cost r'igoi'd nitrogen' fertilizer: is • injected 3" tb 4" :below' the surface of the soil and gets, into action fast. With• this method of application't'he corn .ets.•maxi- mum benefit from. the nitrogen because thesoil retainsall the nitrogen applied and there is no loss during application. From expert recommendation to trained -operator application; the Co-operative 'Liquid ;Nitrogen Service 'gives, you the best of • supplen)ental nitrogen"fertili-` ration without your costly invest- ment:fn time, labour, and equip- ' meat. Call yourlocal Co-operative. now.artd plan to improve your profits this season. from Limo research � Pertiliz .. • , . r• Programme and,Services for the Ontario farmer. Phone 528-2125 Reggae eceTrade Mail,:' Co-op • Der.nifl1..ratio.n. pn Liquid �r�broidery KINL QUGH NEWS The Holyrood 'W; I. met in the . hall on Thursday' afternoon with the 1st. Vice ,president Mrs. P.A.'Murr- ay in the chair. Tte ,ode :and Mary Stewart Collectopened the meet. ing and. Mrs:. , Raynard Ackert• read the •minites•and gave'the treasurers, report. Correspondence was read and it was ;.announced that Miss' Katherine, Cowbrough will be the new Home Economist for this dist rErt. Five dollars: was received for entering a, doll in the contest last. year.. Pictures of the Scouts' were conipleted, ready for framing. Cups and pitchers are to be purch- ased for the' hall'. Mrs;.Lorne• Eadie reported on citizenship and read 'an article on•Mrs. Smallwood Cultur- al Activities by. Mrs. Raynard.' Ackert - Home 'Ec6nomics .. Mrs. Howard, Harris, Agric &Can.;.Ind ;i Mrs. 'P:.'A; Murray: and 'Federated News -'Mrs, ;Ed Thompson.' Each:new baby,. is to receive $1.Op'as before; and the value of the Sunshine • . • Sister gifts are alio $1.00; Mrs: Raynard Ackert led •in;cornmtinity' singing. Roll call.-My,favourite dessert,: Mrs. Jim''Smith 'and Mrs, Lyman.,Sutton reported on the Bruce ;South District Annual held• at Lucknow'on May,26th: "The Visit' to the Museum at Southaripton' will be on July 18th'Tle topic. -, Mind.your, manners, was :given: by Mrs,. 'Howard Harris and tI e•Motto,: Everythings•alright with the world :When Moms in tine kitchen" was • prepared by • Mrs . • Charlie .Murray and read hy;'her Mother' Mrs.; Lyman Sutton:' '• Mrs Elsie Cottrill of Tiverton hada display and gave. a demon. stration on liquid embroidery which'.was very 'interesting. Guests were .present from Ripley and Kin- cardine,: Mrs.• Cottrill was • presented with a giftinappreciat ion: Mrs.,. Orville Elliott will be the July hostess At .the close of the meeting, • delicious: refreshments were served bythe .hostesses•Mrs .P.,A,• Murray and Mrs.Howard Harris' who were' -also directors for the meeting, KinIos Juniors View Caravan LAIVGSIDE;NEVIS • The Confederation Caravan was viewed by quite a number'from this community 'on Saturday at •Wing- ham The Junior grades: of 'Kinloss Central School:were taken to Kin- cardine on Friday:'to seethe Cara van.. ` *..and Mrs. Bob Johnston of Kincardine visited, on Sunday•with Mr and Mrs. Jim Young and fam- ily. Mrs.,,Broome of Huronview, , Clinton is .visiting with her daugh ter;: Mrs. Clifford,Young, Mr, Young and family, Ori .Saturday evening, June' 17th the .Langside W. M.S. "group is haying a social evening. in the Church at 8;30 p'., m: when Mrs. Jim Richardson o.LSan Salvador'... • will show pictures'.and'tell of her . work •there. All who are interested are'cordi1lly invited •,to attend.' .Barbara McQuill n, Don Nichol and .Terry Gordon of Toronto spent the week -end with Mr. aihd Mrs. Dick :Mccuiltin and , Ronnie . Mr. and Mrs; Earl Koyle of••Lon.' don have moved into their home. (the former T•om Ross' property) on Friday. They are the parents of Bloss Koyle whin lives on the form er Wm. Evani•farm. ': • Gary Koyle is in a Toronto Hospit' al for treatmentand therapy. 'We • . ;Wish him a '•compfete recovery from • .the injuries he received last Sept- ': !ember in ari°accide•nt. woirlOor, 4.44 Great Ontario Adventure Vacations M.Y. Notre, Dame de L'Esperance at Moosonee ' The Trail to ° Arctic Tidewaters '.On an Arctic Tidewater Advert titre Vacation, to Moosonee' and Moose Factory Island, you'll: rub shoulders with .Indians, Eskimos, traders and prospectors from a thousand miles around Hudson Bay. At. Ontaaio's:last frontier, you'll.;taste the flavour • of a pioneer past and *en'sethe, prospect Of a natign's great future. • On' your way from .North•. Bay. to. Cochrane departure point for. the fabled Polar Bear Express. you. can swint,'fish and, boat in Ontario's most beaptiful tree fringed lakes, visit world-famous, gold mines and gigantic .'wood—pulpmills scratch.hope fully among Cobalt's abandoned. silver workings: Comfortable: accommodation, and well -serviced campsites are always near, along smnooth, easily-travelleti highways: An Arctic Tidewater Adventure: Vacation: will thrill . your family to their very.bones. Would:7 you like to:have' more informs- tion? Just mail the "On, today. Province Cif 'Ontario? .;., 'Department of Tourism &Information,' I • .Parliament Buildings, Roomo. 771 t., Toronto 2..:' !• I . Please send me details' about an Arctic Tidewater Adventure Vacation. :Name• . ` Address' City • Prov:'; Ontario Department of Tourism &.Information 25th Anniversary ••` .':KINLOUG''H NEWS Mr ...and Mrs, Ezra Stanley, Sh `on and Doug attended a•surpr.ise`" twenty-fifth wedding :anniversary: dinner for .Mr , and Mrs. Ellison • Hodgins at the- United Church, 1 . Kinloss •on Saturday evening. • • Mr. and Mrs. George• Percy'of Listowel Visited on Sunday with - relatives :here Mr'. and Mrs,,. William Lloyd. and Carol Boyle ofLondon,spent Saturday evening with Edna and May Boyle ATTEND ANNIVERSARY M. and'Mrs. Karl Boyle attend- ed the. silver Wedding Anniversary , Of Mr. and Mrs. Chester E Merton '(nee Irene Johnston)•at Kit6hener on Saturday evening.' Ivir .. and . Mrs. Russell Hewitt'''`spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Blair Allen at Listowel. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Edmeads and son David of Toronto visited, on Monday with Mrs.William Cox. Wayne Rhiody is spending this week attending Expo at Montreal.. •Visitors• With Mr. and Mrs, •Chris' Shelton were, Mr., and; Mrs. James Cook of Toronto;: Sha • • 1WEoNESDAY, JUNE 14th, 190 • horn �►t lucknQw D'ied' at Kitchener.. A. s. JOHNSTON ' Alfred Stanley Johnston of Sunny- side Nursing Horne, Kitchener, pass- ed away at 'Kitchener -Waterloo Hospital. on Monday, June 5th, 1967. Mr. Johnston wasborn at Luck- now on February 3rd, 1884,'.a son. of William H. Johnston and Mary J. •Burns. ".He was 83 years'of age. His wife,' the=former Lillian Prior, passed away an 1962,, • ' 1r, Johnston is survived by one sister Mrs •Morgan (Laverne) Les lie of Meaford . He wars predeceas- ed redeceas ed by a brother and' two sisters , Franklin D. Johnston., -Mrs. H..' (Sadie) Armstrong , Mrs., G. A; (Gertrude) Paul of Meaford. , •'Funeral service was' conducted at the ,Johnstone. Funeral Home, Luck now on Tuesday, June•6th, Inter- - Inent was at Greenhill Cemetery, Rev',, R. L. Stirling of.Lucknow. Un— ited Church was in charge Of ser.- vice;., 21 TEARS:;OLD? When you : turn 21. you. rare n0. longer. covered by your; parents' Hospital Insurance. You must take"' out indlvduol: membership =within.30 days. Get, your ap-, plication'form. at a' bank, :a '.hospital, or the Commission. NEW JOB? To keep 'insured'.foJ .. •tow''the. .instructions on. the Hospital In surance '"Certificate' 'of Payment Form 1;04'',: that your ., present ..employer Is: required to give you„ on'Ieaving. . NEWLY WED? The:''fdm ly" Hospital`. Insurance premium must now -be paid to: oyer husband and wife Nr-tify your' "group"without de- lay or, if 'ou both'pay premiums direct, no- tify the Commission. • Ontario Hospital ;. • Services Comissiort, Toronto 7, Ontario".