The Lucknow Sentinel, 1970-12-16, Page 20•
SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,„ ONTARIO, -
WEDNESDAY., p:g.C-BA4BIER 16th, 19:
1970 Models
SEVERAL TV CHPOSE FROM
1970 OLDS Ceitlass •Seipreme, 2 door hardtop, VS, pOiver 'steering, .
• brakes and radio • • •
1969 METEOR, 'door sedars,N8 automatic, power steering'
190 BEAUMONT; 4 door sedan, 6 automatic
1148-.PONTIAC1Laurentiaw-V11-Pewer equipment•
196S CHEV, 4 door,I6 cylinder. automatic
1968 FORD, VII, 4 door, automatic
1968. DODGE4 door sedan, V8 automatic.
1967 C:HEV Stationwagon
3 —.1967 FORD Custom SOO, 4 door 8,itIfOrnatics
• 1964 DODGE 2 door, V8au'
1965 PONTIAC stati
1965 PONTIAC sedan
• 1944CHEV, 4 door, V8 automatic
• 1964 METEOR, 4 door, V8 automatic
8 atomatic, :Power steering
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• SEVERAL OLDER MODELS
SEE THESE AIID OTHERS
BLYTH
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PHONE- 523 - 4342
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DUNGANNON NEWS
rarty.DungannonWorrieri'c
Insti-
tute members and-grests--hrld
• -their-annual Christthas party, Satur-
• day evening in LucknOW Parish •
Hall. After •singing the W.I.,
• 6•raee-;-and prayer by -Rey.
ence Mcclenaghan, a bOuntifill
banquet was served bytheLadies'
Guild, of,the Parish ,.who were •
later thankedby .ClieSter Finnigan
Following the .banqUet Mri, ,
Graham McNee and her ••••
cornnittee•conduCted the dxchan-
• geof giftswhich all enjoYed.- An •
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ELECTRICAL
. CONTRACTOR
ELECTRICMEATING
WIR1NIVAND--REPAIRS---
ELECTRICAL
MODERNIZATION
FINANCING AVAILABLE
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• Lud(NOW
Phone 528-5802
• „memmi
invitation from.Goderich W.I. to
attend their • 7Oth Anniversary an
February 4', 1971 at 12.30 p.rri.,
was read. Notify your secretary
treasurer, Mrs. Cecil Blake, be;:
foteJanuary 23rd if you plan to.
'attend. .Christmas Greetings
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fr
ham ,. ta-Totrr-W--.-E-viembers-were--,--
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Mrs. Gordon Finnigan Was '
pianist for a period of Carol•sing-.
ing •totlowecrbf-'enc-h-re,--
games.High and low winners •
were Ailakey.Hasty and Mary
Bere; Jim Hayden and Tom .
_Young.. 'Othes,interesting prizes
•were; •• most buttons, Donna Hay-
den; mbst dimes, Wilmer Rut-
ledge; longest earrings, Ruby
Finnigan; bow tie •Chester 'Firl.
—41 r4!-Iiic-ky-71-1a4re-car4dra,5,
from bags _Jim Hayden, Flossie
Ivens . ° .
.The even ng was brought to a
Close by sing'ng The Queen. The
•.planning arid work of our Branch
Directors (BeSsie.McNee ,Myrtle •
Kerr , Ruby hinnigan and Hose
Travis) are greatly appreciated
for a‘splendid evening.
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KINLOUGH
• Miss Sandra i?ercy of Toronto
visited during.'the Week•with
and --Wayne-.
• Friends of Mrs. Cliff Langford
(Pee Donna Nicholson) of Wood7
stock are pleased to know that she
was able; to return.horne .frdm the
hospital where she underwent
sUrgery,
Mrs. Morley Bushell and Mrs:
Bob Brooks and Bevan.of Winghani
spent an afternoon with relatives
a•nd friends here. Donald'i3art of
WaterloO spent the past week --
end at his borne here, • •
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Father Dies
Oliver W. Vokes of Toronto
died Wednesday December 9
in Toronto General Hospital., He
Was 78. Mr. Vokes is the father
of Mrs. Angus MacLennan of
Lucknow.
The funeral was•,held Friday •
from Deer Park United Church, •
Toronto and busial. was made in
Mt., Pleasant.Cemetery.
Zion Neighbours
Present Couple
„On-MOnclay, TWcemberith,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gardner who -
have moved to Lucknow frotn the
Zion Cornrnunity.where they fann-
ed, were taken by surprise iri
their new home. Neighbors from
the Zion Community called to
spend.ia social::Vening playing
card.
• During the evening.D. A. Hack
ett read an address and a buffet
ityle'electric fry pan and a cup
and saucer werepresentecl to-- - -
Jack and. Mary by the Zion neigh-
bors present. '
Following is..the address: • .
Dear Mary•and.Jack,
• Tonight it is our pleasure on,be-
balf-of-aur-friends-and-neigh-bors-
to'honour you on your recent de- •
parture from ourcammunity.' We'
• were sorry to See you leave , and
Miss your familiar ,light on the
12th.
--1-low-e-v-ei;we7are-glad-1ou•-did
not move far away and We hope
you will come back and••visit us
often.. • What .is oitiloss is Luck-"
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these gifts. "
• Signed on behalf of your friends
and neighbors.
Allan and Violet Ritchie.
• D. A. and Evelyn Hackett.
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NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY
131UNGANNOli AGRICULTURAL HALL
Thursday, December 31st, 197.0,_
MUSIC BY THE DIXIE LAND.. BRASS.
LUNCH COUNTER r$3 PER COUPLE
• HATS AND 'HORNS. S.IPUED. •
•Sponsored ity. ."•
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Dungannon.AgricultUral Society
• Advance Sale Tickets may be purchased from any director .
ZION
• Mrs. Frank •Ritchie and Mrs.
• Alex Hackett 'appeared on CKNX -
TV•recently , where they display-
ed and explained articles for .sale
.at Trinity bazaar held recently.
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Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Andrew will be pleased'to know.
-ther-are-fairlrwel-l-inLiheir-new
living quarters 'at 8903 - 168th.
St. Ednionton, Alberta. They
'forme/ly lived in Calgary.
• Trinity.Sunday School held a
successful concert in Brookside:
School on Friday evening.
Miss Wanda Hunter is home:
now for Chrisimas.holidays 'from
• Windsor Universit
• Snowtrio-hile-oWners are taking ,
• advantage.of'theskiff of snow.
over the Week end.. ••
Rev. and Mrs. J. Hummel
attended on Sunday the funeral of
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'Nis.. Richard Gates, at Brigden,
She was LamptonCounty school
Psychologist. • Mrs. Gates Was a
Cousin -of Mit.. Hurnmel.
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,Your• correspondent, was parr•ic-
,Ularly interested in the article'm
the 'last Sentinel; entitled "Ta.lc
that have been told'. by Rev IT.
• NfeTaYisil„, Since:ourstone ho.15(
was also built' by Steele, 7,\•1 rd ot. k
•near the end..Of the last ,centOr,\-7.-i•
scertainly evident that the bni10,
er was.a,perfeetion'ist inthe
parlance of the structure bcji
"plumb." .. I would be ilitere$ivd
to know:, whase" stane hanse he
.referred to, as ,it is typical in•thc
stone houseshe built , that tio. tv,(
stones of the'same colo(are pL
ed together. Stone colorings /
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blue grey.; mixed grey and
black , are intersPerseci,..*ith,sal,
rust and.rusr mixed with dark
grey. All being placed•in a Lir;
onious fashion.
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Company Funds.
tt,rtucttena•A.,
1970
$• 27,806,008
• 1969
$ 27,147,138
365;660;206
•uaran -----4150;304
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Estates, Trusts and:, Agencies ,.58,276,428
Total Assets under Administration 502,032,740 .
52,618,99.3
445;426,337
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Guaranteed)nvestment Catificales 319,864,700 .275,302,084.
.Trust Deposits • 96,085,595 90,358,122
Net profit for the year
Earnings per common share
VG
, 2,473,400;
1.59
TRUST COMPANY •SiNce 1889,
SelleVille • Brampton • Cannington, • Exeter .Goderich • 'HatioVer • Kingston • Lindsay •
• Listowel •• Meaford • Newmarket • Orangeville • ()Milo • Owen Sound • Peterborough •
• • Port Credit 6 Renfrew' • Richmond Hilt • St, Marys° • Stratford • Toronto(5) • Whitby
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•, 2,157,481
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