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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-06-25, Page 15EDNESDAY, JUNE 2Sth,ltommum .19i9 : ` , .,:.. THE L CKNOW. SENT NEL LUcKNOW ONTARIO W_.._. U I O. PAGE FIFTEEN CHASE: i nthetic Baler, . Twine' Canadian Product Sp ra lok 9000'. Poly Twine ` Super Strength th 800 Guaranteed:, - Non • rot . - Performance with Poli -Twine baler modifications Advantages — Uniformity in size land, strength — loot. resistance to moisture Harmless if eaten by animals . - 'Competitively priced With quality plus rope bonus i LOGRL QEAi:ER FOR Pal -TWINE AND POLY TWINE UNIVERSAL BILL HOOKS FOR ALL BALERS ED:PRiCES_ :Or .ROPE BONUS ViiITH EV�IiX 10 BALES Sister And Brotlier KINLO.UGH NEWS -iss -Sharon-Stanley-w.as' horn :over the week end before leaving, ion :a. trip to Germany.'She leaves' next Saturday night and her bro- • • ther-Larry'Stanley:will leave on.' • July 4th. They will' visrt,with their brother'Floyd.and'also go to many places of interest while there.' Next''Sunday evening, June,;29th a special parish. service will be • held. in St: Peters Anglican Church,' Lueknow : These services ':have been arranged to be held When there fifth: Sunday in th month `and, 'will be followed with' a ; meeting of the parochial'committ- 'ees' of all five. congregations. The', re • ular _norriin • service and; ...SundaySchool, at the Anglican Church here'will be held' at the. usual time of 10;20.. Jim Scitneller of Kitchener spent . the week end it his home: here. - Mrs.:A.bbie Russell of Kingarf'and her brother Isadore Strauss.•visit'ed on Friday evening with Mr..and Mrs. Ezra Stanley. ATTEND FUNERAL Mr. and Mrs. Frank•Maulden and Keith. were at �Fonthill• during the week where they attended the fun- eral of the late Mrs T. Phillips:.' and._visitect with Mr-.- and_•Mrs • Arthur —Phillips. The late • Mrs Ph illips 'is the mother of Arthur Phill- ipa and had been in failing health for some time. 'Mr. and .Mrs Gordon Ifodgkinson held a successful auction. sale on Saturday afternoon.: an of Liverpool, England, Mr. and Mrs." George. Percy,.. their son Elmer and granddaughter Cynthia of Kincardine:. • Mr, and Mrs;, George Percy and son Eddie -have. gone to loco., IL C 'where they will spend some time.. Miss Joan .Percy is taking a •two.: weeks. course .in Child 'Evangelism ` :Fellowship at Toronto . Mr'i. and Mrs . Russell.Bair Darrell • and Cynthia 'of •Scarborough Mr). Donald Barr.. of Waterloo, 'Mr. arines, Mr. and Mrs.; Jack Barr and family visited with. Mrs. John Barr over•the.week end. ..Orangemen .from'here attended servic • a Kiinloss on Sunday ,afte noon Mrs .Perry, Hodgins is a patient in the' Wingham and District Hospital,. We wish her•..improved health Mr. . and -Mrs. ArtHaldenby•spent the week=end .at Toronto: Mr, and Mrs.; K'a'rl Boyle, their, daughter Carol' and their .grandson 1 Jeffrey Milligan of London visited on' Saturday evening with Edna and; May Boyle Allan Nicholson of Brampton,. . Lois Micholson. of Milton,- ..irida and. Larry Evans • of G'eorgetowti spent the week -end with Mr: aril and with M. and Mrs.John t n ,. Scott and Mrs., William Cox were Mr. and Mrs. -Charles Bell and their-d-aught-er--Hor-is-of Prince Alb - Bruce South Pres: MKairshea Mrs. Cecil'Hollands, president of ,the Bruce South District Women's. Institute was guest, speaker at, the June meeting of the Kairshea W. I. when they met at the home of Mrs.. ed Collyer, Mrs. Holl'- .. ands, in her address on the Educat- ion of the .Canadian Indian,. gave a most informative and interesting aid res$., Mrs. Geo. Youfg,had as; her top- ic"' The topic'"TheThird Meal" , the most recent 4-1-1 Homemaking project. 'She told of the different steps: of the. study 'of food', and' how the different itemsmust be incorporat.-- ed into a well nourishing meal for one's -family. There were a numb- er of interesting recipes :for the W.I. members to take home Mrs ..Ira Dickie 'presided with; the assistance of the Sec -Treas, Mrs.' Gordon: Wall: Mrs.Allister Hughes! read the scripture. The president extended a special welcome to. visitors -and especially Miss Dean McLeod who has been in hospital recently It is hoped, Kairshea will be able, to. take their turn as hostess at the ;Log Cabin Sunday, July ':6th, 1:30 5 p.m. Please'let the president • know if you are able to attend and assist. Miss Anne Patrick will be the. new Bruce County Horrle•Econ- omist', and. -is a graduate of the University_of Guelph,. 1969.class: Training -school -for-tire <Need1ecraft- course for 4-1-1,Homemakers is August' 21st and "22nd. in :Lucknow'. Mrs. Geo .. Young and Mrs. Claren- ce Ritchie are the leaders., . The' roll call was well responded to "Something the Women's Instit- ute has taught me"' . One newer mernber highly recommended the' W.:1. meetings as on i way to get acquainted.' in a new community.: .There is; a' Seneral friendly atmosphere of the meetings and many educational advantages°to be. had through; •courses, .and general information in the 'arts, of •home g. makin_ ' Mrs. Farish Moffat convened the program 'when the -report of t-hc District Annual at. Ripley was given . by Mir. Lloyd MacDougall, the. . , District' Director. A piano selection by Murray Keith, "The Glow Worm" • was enjoyed. Mrs. Hughes gave:a; ;reading, "The years of ' Change'!, also Mrs. Currie Colwell: one entitled "I think. that I shall 'never see" . • �he1u1}.r'-meeting�wi� form ofa tour, under the convener ship of Mrs. A11an Maelntyre. All cars will meet at the Kairshea Hall ; at 12;30, rather than 1 p..m'.' as, r' listed on theprogram.'The• tour will take us to the Pine 'River Cheese Factory, points -Of Interest in Kincardine; and dineer.is being planned to be served. -in Kincardine. A social time was enjoyed when the hostess, assisted ' by Mrs.' Moffat and Mrs: Hughes ; ser a delicious lunch. Get the buy -Of -your -life on aettress with the txuriou am ask: cover formerly _ on the$8950 fe�ct:Sleeper 14, Fun or twin size ea. pc: Matching box spring' same price. Even without the cover :used:.on the $89,50 PerfectSleeper,the quilted $erta-. ' •Orthotux Crown mattress would be'lnresist ible .at, the price. With it 'you get the last word• in beauty plus healthful; overall support ;from famous Serta-Ortholux firm'' inner con- .struction. aVEEK_SIZE_.2piece_set • . T $139:95: .K1N6 SIZE 3—Piece set :..$199:95, Mrs. Ellwood:Elliott will be host- ert, Mr.,and Mrs:: Roy Button of ess for the meeting' of the ' Regina; Mr . and Mrs. James Stan-- on tan-' on Thursday (Evening) July 3rd . Roll call Give the name of 'a ' Canadian City and the"ind.ustry Douglas Point;; 'Motto •-' Take time to stand' and stareat the wonders everywhere; •Directors Mrs. Sam ,membersof his family in England,; Farmer and•Mrs. Raynard Ackert: ' On Wednesday •Mr, and, Mrs. Ezra -isi-tors with--Miss--W=ine fr-e`d-Pero -Stanley-returned. from a 4.weeks ley, Mr. and Mrs. J.L..Lamont and Miss Reta Sturgeon of Kincar ine ' --�-Mr•�--and t�trc- -Frank-Ma-olden rem turned home 'over the week -en after visiting for 3 weeks with wi pxY, arc; •.. E Full or twin size Matching box spring;;, same price' A. quilted beauty that gives you both the unique inner ,comfort and support ,of the Serta-Ortholux .Capri mattress plus. the outer .; elegance of the 889.50 'Perfect Sleeper. Matching box spring is scientifically coordi hated with the mattress. •' • . QUEEN SIZE 2 -piece set .:.. $159:95. KING SIZE 3 -piece set .$239.95.% FUII`or twin size Matching box spring ,/ ea. pc. same price , The Serta-01tholux Classic ''Offers, corner -to corner; edge -to -edge sleeping comfort plus the firm support•doctors ,recommend. Areal sleeping beauty - with comfort -quitted gold and white print cover.• Matching box spring is mattr scientificallyess: coordinated to: work . with the • QUEEN SUE 2 -piece set .:ti ;, .. $173;96 A1Ni, St 3 -piece set . r ::. V79.96 • d •••••••••• •10*'••.4,$4.444••••-• ••i•••••w•m+ sOP l w,9r`e Mr.. Earl Percy of Matheson, vacation in Germany with their his .daughter, Mrs. Jean McGuire ; ' son, Floyd..'_