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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-09-17, Page 17'th, '1969 last • •' homes., yam' . • illage ohn WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER -17th;.' 1949 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, U.NCKNOW,. ONTARIO PAGE-; SEVENTEEN FREE . Anti -Rabies dinics "conducted: by ,:the Can- ada Dpattment of an-ada'Dpartinent:of Agriculture, Health of Animals Branch, in co=operation with'. the Bruce Co.: Health Unit and municipal governments are, being held":. at the following locations in this area. BERVIE ODDFELLOWS HALL SEPTEMBER. 19th 9:30 a.m, to 12:00 noon RIPLEY FIRE HALL. SEPTEMBER. 22nd 9;30 a.m, to 12:1)0 noon HOLYROOD - TOWNSHIP HALL SEPTEMBER _22nd -: P:30, a m;. to 12:00 noon LUCKNOW—:'BASEMENT ' OF TOWN HALL SEPTEMBE1t. 22nd -- 1:30, p.m. to 4:30 'p.m. TEESVVATER - MUNICIPAL: SHED SEPTEMBER 23rd — 1:30. p.m' to 4:30 p.m • r. Wm.B,uckton. Sets LipMedical Practice In Forest •KINLOSS NEWS. Dr. Wm. Buckton has Completed/ his internship.at p . V'icto0a •Hospital;::. n n London a'- - d no�v has set.: up :a •pract; ice' in Forest, Ontario:., Mrs Douglas Graham and Mrs. ka, ‘Dic kir : att-ended-the-Board meeting of the Maitland Presbyter: ' ialSociety held' in Riple Y •• Presbyterian churchon Thursday afternoon., • •Mr. and Mrs... John•Need'ham were guests'' of honour'•at a family dinner at 1the home of Mr: ` and Mrs Allan',:MacDougall on Thurs day; evening..• Present. also were' :Mr: and 'Mrs..Lloyd MacDougall Mr. and 'Mrs .• Clair MacDougall: of Markdale and Mr', :and Mrs'.. Harvey MacDougall.of,Bayfield :Mrs: Lloyd MacDougall will be hostess for the September meetin • g:. Of Kairshea WI . at her horn.e °on September -18 The-pr-ogr-amine planned/ for October will be follow ed . Visitors :,with Mr; and Mrs Harold Stanley for the week -end were:. vlr ., and, Mrs ..'Gil Ruston,:' Todd, Dean and Melinda of Georgetown and •Mr and'.M•s • David 'Schlemmer., • Susan :and. Craig . Mr and Mrs..Mattie MacInnes of Detroit visited recently at .the,, home .ofMr . and Mrs: Leonard Mach ines on their,• return.' from' a` three-week plane trip' overseas Miss Verde Alderson is visiting•' with Lorne' •Sparks , Pat and Mrs -1 .:Spar-ks-••is-in=rproVi-n-g-at St Joseph'.s Hospital, London.. . . Mr ; and Mrs Archie Graham of London visited on the week -end with Mr.` and•Mrs Douglas. ,Graham. ' Jim ,MacKinnon and Douglas: Dickie were home on the week end from the University of Guelph , Rev. ard'Mrs. Glenn°Noble were welcomed by, South Kinloss'::congre gatiori on Sunday Mrs Philip teer�w��oloist�Bri�n-Ike=Th— ' -• 1a. ed'the electric organ and•. Rod, MacKenzie the :P • iano.. , Mr and. Mrs.: Harvey Houston and Kenneth were guests •atthe t'aylor-Aiirireaaing Friday, evening = •at Walkertori United . r Church:. Kenneth was .groomsman; •for his cousin :. 'Whitechurch AndWoIesworii' WHITECHURCH NEWS Whitechurch Women's Institute. held their regular meeting on Tues- day evening September 9; , The meeting, was opened by .the Presid ent Mrs. Victor Emerson a ctending., 7a721�a-r-m chin A e visitors from j(airsjhea alid:;¥oles- • worth W.I. branches and•to the Band from the Psychiatric Hospital,.. Goderich:and to Whitechurch ,nem-: bers • The Opening Ode was sung and the Mary,.Stewart Collect "repeated', in, unison. Mrs, Ezra Scholtz Viol- inist; Paul Laidlaw electric guitar and Mrs. Garnet Farrier gave a musical number and encore. The. Goderich Band of 9. memb- ers with various instruments and: the organist played Grandfathers Clock•and ;Bells of St. Marys. Mrs. Millan Moore gave readings, The Boy•inthe .Town and.Papa and The BoyWhitechurch District- Director, •Kairshea • President Molesworth Sec. Treas. Whitechurch .1st :Vice 'President and Moleswort 'resident. all, answered the Roll Call by tell- ing _, ' How to store clothes. winter. and summer. '•The motto "It takes powder to:catch a man - but it takes -ba'king ;powder to keep • him' was,given'by Mrs:; Elgin Johnson, who said when a young man comes to. the age•when he contemplates' marriage , ofteh he' looks for a petite figure i• golden' locks and a beautiful smile' If, after the first year, ;she has .kept her 'charms ,and is a good: cook_ the:: chancesof a happy marriage are ai'rnost a' reality Young' Wives' were urged .:to use simple, •easily, digested food fresh •fruits and: vegetables, contrasts. in .color, use `new recipes,. Keep..whthin the budget,' and learn• to compare .. costs The wife who sets a neat; table, is punctual .with her meals and serves mouth;watering'ggodies•' is:awar:e that the words of the old.:: adage; "The 'way to a mar's heart. is throughhis stomach still remains :true '• Thea Band again played You are my S unshine Yellow Birds of Texas Engine* 9, Mrs George Young•ofwKairshea W: L,•�gave a reading, How••to-Kee- House. The g P• Goderich Band played Please release mt.,. Roll out the Barrel; 1/Iexico•, Green ;green 'grass , 18 Yellow :Roses . ». • • The. NatitanaI Anthem' and W.I. ,Grace' was sung and the ;committee served lunch; after; which Mrs. • Ra, mond Redmond exhibited • arid: Raymond told of the .craft work. She was GRAB BAGS FOR $1:00 $6.21 H . LE THEY LAS.. • 'SORRY NO PHONE OR•LAY AWAY ORDERS **,*,**** ******************,********s**; ,PENATEN.CREAM,.; Reg, $1,39 � '� • 99c:: PHILLIPS MILK MAGNESIA, Reg. $1.39 99c CURAD PLASTIC BANDAGES, Reg. 98c 77c MPAX ' ; REG, OR SUPER,. Reg. $1',97,.../_.`$1.44 ROLAIDS, S, Reg. . $1:19 � � � � �� • • � • 88c SCOPE,. Regi: $ 1.79 -- -- --__ $ 1.44 ULTRA BRITE 'O.OTH..PASTE Reg. 99c 77c CADBURY ROS ESQ CHOCOLATE, __ .69c BOX ,WHILE ;THEY LAST TONI, Reg: $2.39 .--- r BOWLING SHOE BAG '. SPECIAL VALUE $1.8'8 AGI and AGIB FLASH BULBS '___ '.ONLY '$1.49 CON'eA � '. .. c C COLD*CAPSULES*, CAPSULEs, Reg.. $3.19 ---- �- - - • 1.99 CEPACOL MOUTH WASH, Reg. 1.98 .... __' $1.29 PARDIC, 16 oz., Reg. $3,...34 $2.29' AL. IBUT' .LIVER- OIL: CA S• 2$0- SPECIAL 99c eacarmac PHONE _58.3004 • .Cosmetics Free •Film -Plan Animal' Health • 17 • 4 given beads and old :jewellery. to • assist in craft ,work. The members' are asked:to bring .patchesfor the psychiatric Hos ital litabLe_for quilts Mrs. Emerson gave the money from:the deBruyn• Wedding to the Sec. 'Treas The roll was called • Ticketu„were given out to nle'mbeis to sell for the Old Time Dance All are reminded that this time no tickets .will -be aalabieat the door . Att.endance. was -'15. .Any. W ° I.,.' :is •remipded that the .psych:- tric'Band are happy to go'to-visit' arid put,, on their concert.. • • ake sire 'its here when it's neede • • FOR HIGHER CORN YIELD NEXT YEAR a combination of plow down this fall and a band application at seeding time plus supplemental nitrogen has to be the best answer,', ' • •PLANT r OOD.',IS THERE. • WHEN., „NEEDED to .assure a good start for your crop arid. to provide continued nutrients during the growing season. SPRING OPERATIONS ARE SPEEDED UP lay plowiig ik wn , ,part of th"e required, fnrtrli'rtr til the fall Planting a Iew days rfartiet can.rnean,extritinisheis.Of n0111 'low down WEATHER .AND 'SOIL °CONDITIONS ARE GOOD': NO • travelling oyer wet fietch'With heavy loads or added transpottatlon ct75ts dire to bail• hrltns being in !forte,: A}: 240 +ert�lizer` this fall, 'GET THE FACTS FROM•VOUR CO-OPERATIVE. Bagged, birfk or spread, ... the CO.OP' fertilizer you require is in good supply in .rho fall Check at your cooperative for' expert advice gn.when to plow ii-and=°theanal si-ywt-tired, oW. PHONE 2-125.. COm IJ fT research plant food; for the foods., .youFant p • .Rep"sre/ed• hoar M.tA .