The Lucknow Sentinel, 1971-03-31, Page 7WEDNESDAI ,,• MARCH 31 t lfll,. •
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MEMORIALS
Pat O'HaganProp,
'Established Over Sixty Yeark
•WALKERTON t• , '. PHONE 881-0234:
OW SENTINEL, . LUCKNOW, ONT*RI
THE I.UCKN
ONTARIO
�Ylr, and Mrs. Sandy Nicholson T�rave
S5,000 Miles In Year Roue
it and Mrs., Sandy Nicholson,.
well 'known in this Community
recently returned • frOrn a 12 month
.round -the -world` trip.
The `Sentinel is taking the
liberty' of ,publishing their "Christ
mas-Letter which we, recently...
•'received and which describes their
tour. '
• •In May 1969 we 'set out on a
• •' round: -the -world tour, after ,Selling
tits.
. .
,,Air and ship'ping.lines co-operate
to give special rates, good 'for'::a•, .
,year, for this type of trip.. Foot-
,loose and fancy. -free we.travelled
twelve months less a week, cover -
000 mites. We .did not:,
plan too far ahead but vete lucky:'
in getting a cancellation Co
neyand,S'hetland Islands, in'.ht-
ting• N:e`w Deihi • for India's Rept'b
lic Day., •January. 26; .Hong Kong. •
:'for" the: Chinese New: Year ,••Feb.
ruary 6; Japans Expo opening,
March 15 Honolulu. for•.•the Easter
Sunrise Service in`•the."•Bowl".. At
international= conferences in Lon-
don fOr
ondon:.for the Cheshire Homes.; in,.
•Dublin for.theCongress for•:Rehab
ilitation of the Disabled , and in
"New, Delhi :for World Literacy, ;w:e,
niet old, and ''new friends involved:,.
in challenging projects: •
Pre -arranged was. a 2.0-..-day
to:;Belgm
iu, West•.Germany
• Denmark,'' Sweden ,;•Finland , •: • .
Riissia.'• Poland. and East Germany
We s pent 3:? da •s• on' a Dutch •
.p Y
car.go,,boat travelling f
••. darn. to Colombo with. calls at',.
Marseilles..and 'Cape Town' The
•nine passengers.enjoyed,.nariy,
activities' including swimming in
the :pool-on-dec-k: It -was a rli�ff'er=
ent world with neither traffic '-`ams
:-'nor• smog..
orIrip:
•
desire a world :without war in
which to live and raise their 'child •
ren. ,As a result of'our travels we
hope to take a More active role
in •helping to establish permanent
peace.
En route horre afterthe • swing
through Ceylon, India ; Singapore,
Manila', Hong Kong, Taiwan:,, .'
Japan ,then .Honolulu and Califpr`-
nia ; we visited our family in
Ontario.. Dr. Hugh ;a,nd Ruth
It knew about ?e , l .saw 1•some
rubber melting off a wire and
knew there must be a short circuit'
somewhere. .So I turned to them,,
and said: "I don't know what is
wrong , and I don't know how to
fix it. It isn't going to get to the
• gasoline., nor explode: or burn up,
And reaching in. 1 pulled the wire
that', was hot. It broke and the
connection was severed; the
smoke died doWri.andali 'seemed.'
well. Of course I thought l:
would: need a 'garage man to',
come out and get.me going. 'A
car .carne' into'sight on its ,way to,
town., .and the two passengers got
in with him and.. rode backto get
me .help.
: Not anxious to wait there in. the
pibbs an c_ e t ee grandchildren
are stili at 125-Ruskin'St..•, Ottawa.
3 • Paul and .Mary Anna Higgins
teaching.in the field of niusic::
in Toronto.:. Their'address'in a
new :apartment is ;#11404=077 t/its
toria Park• Avenue , Agincourt r • ,
Ontario.. Al is one of: the hundred
staff rneinbers.,at Alliston;.
Ontario, instructing in' mathemat°
rain a--cl longer than was. neces
sary, I tried the 'starter, To my
.amazement the:'engine rolled.
'over:; and.in a. moment I was • •
turned around and: following Y
friends 'as' fast as I• could. '.As.I
died Suddenly
n Her 56th Year
MRS,; IvIILVERT' REID
There passed away at her home,
in Ashfield Township .on• 'rch
12° Laura'May Congram beloved'..
wife ofIvlilvert Reid'in.her, 56th', :
year
,..,porn in Huron Township on June:
Laura was the daughter of
,the late Samuel, Congram and
Lillian Webster. s
To mourn the passing of'a•devot•
•ed wife and othe , are het hus
,band Milvert one daughter Mar-
ion', who' is .attending; the .Univer-
sity of Guelph and three sons,
Lloyd, Keith and Murray all at'
home. .She Was predeceased by •a.
son John•.Grant in 1947;. . " •
Also surviving are ;four. sisters
Mrs. William (Rena) .Buckingham
,of Luc•know, Mrs. Nelson (Win=
nifred) Morton of Toronto,. Mrs.
Lloyd (Annie) Forbes of •Stratfo.rd ,,
Miss Louisa -o€ Orangeville .and.
two brothers Arthur and Elliott,
of Waterloo
The funeral service was held on
'Monday, .March 15 froth ,the Mac
Kenzie Memorial Chapel Lucknow
With Rev.',Robert Nicholls°off ciat-
ing, ' The palbearers were: Lloyd
f ibe , Nelson Morton, Lecil
pulled' up; to the garagedoor their '
;e -yes f-a:i-r rpOppedFouts.--7I s r -e `tiCangrarr •
,' Bill Hurni h y Char -
PAG*:' savers
mee'
ngt.ime
.Mortgage rates are lower
• and s our capacity to: serve
you with an ideal, custom
built -for -you loan. was •
• never greater. SG don't. let.
' that ."Where -mill -I -get -the
money?" problem get yoti
down. Hand it over to
•.understanding experts, .who
have behind, them 'over
• eighty.years.'of experience • .
in tailoring mortgages to
suit individual needs.
,suit
your problem today
at .Victoria and Grey.
T Ti
•
thein that' everything.wag al-
right
and they.,tinally, with some
_misgivings`:got in and we, proceed.
ed on our waY I did , however .
remind',them that they cut a
rather sorry figure, standing in •
the rain over by':the fence, and.
that had•'it been left torthern to. •
act we probably would have been
faced with real trouble
We are settled again :in Saska
toon in a 2 -bedroom do'wnto'wn.
'apartment:. Froin our'lOth' floor
we have a beautiful view of the,
rivec:winding:through _the t,ity and
of: the. white stone university
buildings. beyond.; Sitting on.our
balcon ' we often•close our eyes
y• y
and .see so. rnan _�•.of '.ou busy:at.
Y .,Y Y.
varied, works • in different
•countries. We ho. e,.ou will:
travel this Wayso: that we can.•
•
entertain you .here
These wishes from 'an Trish
gift we pass on: to you "Maya•
the road rise to meet :you ,`'may
the wind be:always at your:back..,
tom 1Zotter-
'' ,•--t-he-�u-�k-S'hllie-. or►:� � is av ■ , �'
--Mai'. ' w•a-Ftp .
11 soft 'upon , begin to ,blow, and 'the hiurricane •
It •has ^ Iways. been a problem
to me how. some' good' people:
..
Seem to :fall down flat when faced
with difficulty. They go to•
pieces' at the, first sign of trouble
They taik'about the, 'Ever. last in
Arrnsthat bear:themup :when all•.
is well 'When the weather is'
'good they sing with great gusto,
"We have an 'anchor. that 'keeps
We arrived December 22 at
•Covelong near', Madras on the Bay_,__
of Bengal. The handicapped .at
the• Cheshire Home had •laborious•
ly prepared; beautiful .decorations
arida `'' eWlctsilie`'-in face" and7-7
• spirit; Sandy.acted as Father
Christn;taS and tvas wartnly greet-'
Rv u,„„ .._ nune8tl�NYcTav1S
—d -by -you ngra rrdlzizi f�a-11"f a it ..s �„ '
your face :, the rains fa
your. fields', and until
'again, may,God.hold
palm of His hand."
we meet
you its the
Mr. and. Mrs... A.M. Nicholson
.#106, 320 -. 5th;,'Avenue , North ,,
Saskatoon; . Sask.:,
tAL,ESTHA
EE
breaks loose with fury, , "the an
chor :drifts and the 'cable Strains.''
They rush' to some place of.•safety
sheltering themselves if they can.
with,sorne improvised umbrella
while they ply'the question and
1 ave`;.someone: else 'to' act., They.
et the short circuits.burn.
Theynever. break the connection.
And` civilization':suffers because of
n 1-lindu', Nlosiem •; and Christian.:.
It did •not Seern Unnatural, to have.
his ,pack filled. with. Dutch gifts
froth •Marian''s, shoppingnor list
en to ca c sin the loc 1 Ta-riiil
and in English•'on the Voice of
• Atnerica." • i
T6 get the feeLof a country_ e
'Jed schools„.Churches ; hospit
-
als , and attended local produc'.:
tions in the arts. Sandy found.'
•department heads anxious' to tell
acid show what was beiliig'done
s•tl e field of_'a.Lw_ejf4- ta-Y-
ing,,at .Guest Houses s s and smaller
hotels 'brought closer contacts with
the people, .So many ,kin'dnesses,
courtesies beyond number , enter-
tainxrient, fn honies:..gifts'figs,
newly�nade friends, How tan we•
•thank e've'ryone?
Probably the •
best aye is to extend to strangers :
.ir'C titr<t:da the warm"hospitti'lty vie
1'eeci 'ect Though ea:c1i,, and every
er'�
• •10tttitry has it's prObletns�ysottie
Ve FL..''o:rrtpktx °all are alike- n'
cit7e kyr. .t . 'i dolga -evetywherc
•
:lie McDonald- and Lorne. Cook.
Temporary entombment was, at:
South KAlos's Iviausoleurn'with • •
final resting•pl'ace'Greenhill 'Cern'
etery.:
it.. •
Lealand Hill,.Manager'.
Elgin and Kingston Streets'
INLC)IJGH
Prize winners at the card party •
for Mr and Mrs Eris: Parsons and
farnily,who are leaving Soon °'
for EEnglan. d were high lady.; Mrs:
Cliff Johnston; high gent Ellwood
Elliott; t'ow. lady , ,Mrs: Frank
Maulden;' low:' gent,: Jim; Smith,
lucky draw ; 'Mrs. Gerald Rhody:,
.HOLIDAY' IN FLORIDA
Mr ' and Mrs'. Raynard Ackert
returned home .after a winter hol:--..
iday in the sunny south...•
s. Leonard Stanley, Connie
Cathy..visited.•durin the week
g m,
wi h tee a i"'t-':ves-in-Preston; :'they.'
underwent
r turned -home• .n -Thursday.
e,o •
•
•Mrs and'Mrs. ,.Ezra Stanley of
Y..
Lucknow•sent an:evenin with
. p g
friends here'.`
Larry,. t-loyd'and' Arthur Stanley
en jQ ed a . holid'a in Florida .
Y Y
Linda,. Larry. and'Lisa Evans of .:
Georgetown, •Jamie: Langford of
Woodstock and Lois Nicholson ,of
Milton •spent the 'holidays with
and Mrs. Bert :,Nicholson'.
Mrs Frank Maulden and Keith .
•Maulden v to
isi dd during the week.' �-
,w:ith relatives at Fonthill
Mr:• and Mrs•.•, Howard. Whiter
side o.f`Toronto spent the• week
'end :with herparents Mr. and I s:•
`Art '.Haldenb •,
Miss Janet Bushell.of London.
spent. the week end at her home
here;:
• Lois Nicholson visited.'dur.in
the week with her friend' Connie',
Slessor of Glamis. ...
Mr. and.
turned home after visiting with'
•their family at Toronto.
Y.
John. Hodgins:returned: home
from Wingharn:.Hospital' where he
surgery
Mrs. William'Cox visited Wed
nesday. with Mr,* and Mrs, /`�'�
Bill Scott aria family•and Monday
with Mr. 'and Mrs. Bob Scott anti:.
lT WA.S:JUST A:SHORT CI'RCUI'T
I was driving along': a country 1
road in my first 'earl 'with two old-
er gent1emen with Me.. We'wcre'
on our way ,to a rs important meet
ing of 1iiy board-, when suddenly 1.
-became aware of the .siti'ell o -r
burning rubber, and looking On the
panel of the car Isaw, a, needle
pointing in the wrong direction
I pulled:off to the side of the road'
and got out., My two passengers
hurtled
Triode their.. way over to the, fence,.
where•they stood holding an•Um
brella; .over them for it was rain_'
ing, • f=rightened', as,they, no
.,do`ttbi' ere `thy .1 rn to per—
'i',y" n ,
witih questions. '
"Whatr,s. Wrong?" "Do know''
how to fix it?" 'Is it going to
burn up?" "`Will it ge;t tos the
�gasoline?" '"Do you thi'lrk'it will'.
,
explode?' f lifted up. the hc4d
And toot; -t look,1 knew � s Much
about that ' r at that motneiit as
e.
'family.
Lois Nicholson returned to
school in Milton on'. Tuesday.
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WINGHAM ONTARIO
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67 . CHEVY. II 4door, 6: cylinder
standard
3 S' 7
6 CHRYSLER,
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67 FORD, 4 door s an 8 automatic,
with radio
6: PL TH 4' door, 8 automatic
with radio
j
66` ` FORD 'Galaxie 500, 2 door hard
top, 8 atiitomatic and radio
FORD 4 door,.• 8 automatic owe
66 �> power
st ering, radio
66'
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wet
DODGE, 4 ,door, 6'.' automatic,
power steerhig and radio
PLYMOUTH .2 door hardtop,
automatic with radio
65 FORD Galaxie 500, 4 door
hardtop, 8 automatic'
65 OLD MOBILE,. ,power' steering,'
brakes and radio '