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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-07-05, Page 6THE BANKRUPTCY ACT NOTICE OF THE FIRST MEETING OF CREDITORS IN THE MATTER OF THE BANKRUPTCY OF Peter Joseph Hanley, of the Village of Lucknow, in the • County of Bruce, .-in_the-Province_of Ontario, operating_ under the name of Marhan Shoes Notice is hereby given, that Peter Joseph Hanley, of the Village of Lucknow, in the County of Bruce, in the Province of Ontario, operating under the name of Marhan. Shoes made an assignment on the 27th day of June, 1972, and that the first meet- ing of creditors will be held on the 18th day of July, 1972, at 10:30 o'clock in the forenoon, at the office of Audrey' M. Bell, the Official Receiver at the Court Rouse; in the City of Owen Sound, in the Province of Ontario. Dated at Owen Sound this 28th day of June, 1972. Norman W. McIntyre, C.A., 'Trustee G. H. Ward and Partners - lst-Avenew West Owen Sound, Ontario I EXCLUSIVE 90 ACRES — i5 workable! S bush • AO liCoLYROOD AREA Priced for quick sale at — 516,206. Terms! Call Lucknow 528-2327, Wednesday' and Thursday before 8 p.m. or call BILL .HARRIS 47270517 COLLECT • R. S. THORNE REALTOR -.LONDON • ti • .1 • V' • PAGE SIX. THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ofrAgio. • • g Mr, and. Mra, Russel,McGuire and. Mra,..Eigin•JOhnson were Sata urday visitors with his, parents ' Mr. and Mrs, Ortice McGuire-of .. Thornbury, Mr, a..nd Mrs. Wayne Henry and, Tracy Lynn of Partsmouth, Nova Scotia were Saturday even- ing visitors with Mr. and Mrs. . Carl McClena.glian. Mr, and 'Mrs, Archie Purdon', - Lori and Kendra visited Sunday afternoon with her mother Mrs. Jacklin of Listowel. Miss. Joann.Laidlaw of ',Gedera 'ich spent two days last week with her parents: Mr, and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw -and family.. — Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Sim- mons of London were Sunday vis-. itors with Mr., and Mrs. Elroy . Laidlaw and Mr. .and Mrs. .Lorne • Durnin. Paul Laidlaw, Wayne Martin, John .Adams anrJim.Smith left ora Friday for Nashville , Tennessee to view .the "Grand'Ole Opera'. .Mr. anclMrs. Bill Caslick, Cul- ross were Sunday evening callers. on hiS parents Mr. and Mrs. Earl . Caslick. WhitechurCh Women'i':institute Will meet July 10, Monday even-. irig at 8,30_pann in the White- church Community Memorial Hall., Hostess Mrs. Albert Coula' test .R011 call - Bring a clipping: concerning United NatiOns. Mot to '- Remember all nations smile in the same language , Mrs. Geor- ge 'Fisher Geography Match. - Mrs. ,Lorne -Durnin. -Current'EV"="' erns- Mrs.. Dan Tiffin. ;Lunch Mrs Robt.- Mrs. Robt. • • .McnGbray , Mrs., Wrn. 'Evans', Mrs. • Johnston Conn-. • • - Visitors on Stinday with Mr. and • Mrs. RUSSel laic Guire and Brian were .Mr.. and. Mrs. Ivan • Bra ma. -hill,. Palmerston and Mr. and Mrs. Bill 'Marrinner, Fordwich. °•.Mr..and Mrs, Perc,yMCCleta . aghan and Gavin'of Listowel'spent 'the week end; with his grandrnoth- .er.Mrsa Lillian McClenaghan.. Mr. and Mrs., Harry .Moss of Plattsv ille ,. Mr .aand. Mrs., Russel Garrison of New Dundee. were' . visitors with Mr: and .Mri..13eh 'McClenaghan 'on Snndayon their'• way to the •Moss family reunion: •Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davis: and Dana of Windsor spent the holiday week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Farrier. • ;Mrs, .Bessie Mnitics spent the . last 2.weeks- at the home of her 'daughter Mrs. Neil Fa w , who. was 'hospitalized, Dn .-the week end she returned home from Thorndiale with her son Robert WHITECHURCH Cemetery Meeting Bruce Farm Report AGRICULTURAL DAYS — was a Sunda' visitor with her inienc niis: Ruth Elliott. . anc Mrs. Gordon Camp- Der. Listowel were Sunda \ with 'her parent: Mr, and Rintoul. Cnaan. Rue% anc her • cangnrer Ka:in of London, wa.s. vnsitor on 'In.iesnaN with her rnoth- • N% -Car Overturns Near Pt. Clark • AMBERLEY NEWS Two ladies from Point Clark escaped with minor injuries, when they were involved in a single car accident on Friday. Mrs. Frank Lenz and her sister Mrs,- Bob /vlacNay motored-to the Huntsville-area on Friday to• take her daughter Sharon • there for the summer. Sharon • worked at the same lodge last . Justaaananncitenof-interestn, ' TV. personality Adrienne Clark- son and her family are holidayine at the.'lodge this year. Congratulationt are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Bill McCorkel 'of Manitoba. on the arrival •of their baby girl. Mrs: McCorkel is the former Lynne Hill , riauga"2- Mrs. Hill and Jonathan are pros- ,ariprrainsn' She, Was. accompanied • • ently visiting the McCorkel . • .• by Mrs Ernie Gibson; •. of Tthhee Durnanignat nennamniccee cmoerntemryittmeeet The public are invited to attend UNIVERSITY OF QUEUR at Mrs. Reed's home on Wednes- any of the sessions at the Univer- day evening, June 28th. Plans suithitY,01f9Gthu.eFlpahnInieJsuly aylltthou, tour the Service'to be held the following .* Sunday, July 2. were completed for the Memorial- .Gueiph campus. The treasurer's report 'showed , Station. Prospective students , and parents are encouraged to discus the two'year four s and year study and Research an income of $804.86 for the programs in Agriculture with any year 1971. This was made pos- facititY member. . sible from interest on perpetuity On Tuesday, JudlyylithB,eeaft Ev- aluation bonds, memorial service collec- k elk Research Station, one may lion,'and donations. Expenses takean a loo also o knatibWatas tea Management .newamow,er a top asoil. ancl_getral . amounted to $688,70 tor labour, On _Wednesday, July, 12th,-•there aluation Clinic will be held. chased for the Sunday service, i upkeep. Chairs arc to be pun- will be a Beef Cattle Seminar and rol Costs in crops. als:11:oermsdaatyi Tuesday; jnuoi:iDaisheaansde Weeodni Needless expense is cause dby , nesday, 19th, the programs will vandalism. Respect and pride in be' at Elora Research Station and our burial ground is more in keep- programs will be conducted on ing than destruction. Dairy Cattle Research and also ' Crops Research. For ;' ,further information on ''.. To Visit these., programs, please contact BUS TOUR In England, Buses will leave Kincardine LANGSIDE NEWS and Wiarton on Tuesday, July 18th for Elora Research Station .. This tour is being sponsored by the Bruce County Soil and Crop Improvement Association. Please Call this office'for 'reservations. Denis Quislr,' n Dick On is visitinghis mother , . Associate ' Agricultural Rep. Mrs. Orr and brother Robert'Orr. . . Mrs. Oswald Rudi and Kathy BEEFBREEDS What breed of beef 'should I go of London visited Mrs. On Tues- into?' _ is a common question da y• - these ,days. Not much 'wonder - the April Cattlemen Magazine Mr. and Mrs. Victor " shows pictures of 24 different Wybenga , Philip Steer and Mrs: breeds. — Jim Young.visited"Carruthers The problem is getting'an tin- Nnisine Home Sunday. Mr-. --W-y---,-biaied-opinion from a farmer as and United Breeders at Guelph. thing-but-the-best-breed-Anyone one singin "God be ith you". HOLD SHOWER • A miscellaneous shower was held at the Langside Hall Friday evening for Agnes Conley of . Lacknow. Mr. and Mrs. Ion Wallace and _Susan, Mr, and Mrs. Peter Steer and Tracy , all, of London were y. holida visitors at the home of their parents Mr. and Mrs. Philip Steer. and Mr Bell. . and Mrs. Don Be. breeding unless you plan to use er Mrs. Wrri. Orr of Langside. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore, Linda, Richard and. Cindy were • Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Moore of Wroxeter. • Mr. and Mrs'. Eric Evans of Mrs. Russel dhaprhan visited a : sill ali)3f;initilidld6iNolf I\•t? an d on: with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Hyde Park were Sunday visitors Bill Evans. • also. Visiting ' 1.\ and other reln::\ CS :rs tea during the Wef. and Nirs. \•\ c' "nc ily. and Mr. Weave: bury. were driving down the Penn Clark road when their car serv- ed in loose gravel and turned Over in the ditch lust in front of • Cecil Humphreys and Bill Pace's • farm homes. The two ladies • were taken to, Kincardine hospit- al by ambulance. This week end brought the • beginning of the summer holidays for, the school students and for many the time, for' new summer ViSitopli on the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Courtney were Mrs. Clara Courtney of Ripley and. Miss Cargl Courtney of Kitchener. Also at his parents home is Pte. David Courtney, whO is on a two week holiday from Halifax • . Misses Brenda and Marsha Ore) of London spent t week end with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Humphrey. • Mrs. Lottie•Courtney of Kincar- dine visited on Sunday with Mr: and Mrs. Leonard Courtney, Miss Judy Thorbtirn of Toronto spent the holiday week end with her parents ; Mr. and Mrs. Dun- can Thorburn at Arnberley. Sympathy of the community is extended to, the family of the late Matt who passed' away suddenly in Kincardine. Before, moving to Kinnardine Matt and Sadie farmed at Amb7 erly and were a well .known ' couple in tai area — Mrs. Leonard Reid, Mrs. Bob Courtney and Shannon attended the 'bridal shower for Nancy Mac- kay in Ripley on Friday evening. A summer visitor to Pine River United Church, Miss Janice Swartz , sang two plPAsing solos Mrs. Philip. Steer of R. R. 5 Lucknow will leave this Saturday, July 8th for' an extended holiday, in England: some favourite hymns were sung. •Mrs. Wybenga read some of her favourite bible ,passages.. The enjoyable closed with every benga read the scripture and . no one wants to a e any. looking for breeding stock should get around and look at the dif- ferent breeds. The most , important point in cattle breeding is that you can't expect improvement from, a scrub no'matter what breed: it is. The other point is availability. There is no use trying to, buy something that is scarce or, not for •sale. MR Cows and open heifers. should be 'vaccinated for before the nasal, vaccine larern-Calve are too valuable to take a chance in losing'them to IBR. Bolton, al / Agricultur . 'Representative ZION Congratulation. tc Joan Hack- err and, Larry Wilkins, who were Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Grotkorth among the grade zraduates were at Toronto last week, where' I of Brooksid•e school. Farents. they attended a High School re- teachers and graduates emoyed a 1-bariqU r nne-r4er•- where a Centennial is being celen side School when the zraduation e--di?aa k- hrated. On the return trip they j exercises took place on Thursday evening. Visiting Mr. and lstrs. Gordon Kirkland and Nand\ Lirin::the holiday Week end ‘,,ere and Mrs. Donald ,,i,ana and Darren of Kingsville uric N":. aria • iLondon on , rc:e she will be takinc • Mrs. Ker17•Kirkland of F:ohicoke , Miss Nancy V, en: to On Friday evening Whitechurch and Ayton intermediate. teams played at Ayton with,a score for the next six sxeet Whitechurch' 3 , Ayton 'O. :E I MT and ans. V% ^".'`` " brought her mother Mrs. Emma Bagg , who visited for the 'week and returned home With Mi:ss On Wednesday evening Ripley and Whitechurch Intermediate teams played at Ripley with 'a score Whitechurch and 1 - non few days last week with her dau•gh'i Frida% tc ;er: ter Mrs. Ross Smith, Mr. Smith and farnil of Grand Bend. \Neck end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. George Currie'', East 'Wawa - nosh were Mr. and Mn. Frank Mc Connell , . and Mrs. Kudh- ta and bah\ Carrie , Mr. and Mrs. 'Ken Vslineiarden and daughter , of London. I WEDNESDAY JULY 5th . 1971 ' who will visit here a few, days. John Clipperton recently spent a week end with RObert Mullicc and. Mrs. aienry..Cousins and fam- ily of. Thorndale., and ts. Ear aspic were Sunday visitors withMr.and Mrs. Ronald Coultes and family. Mr.. and Mrs.' George Miller 'Of Ham- ilton and. Mr. and Mrs. Rae .Lewis of Wingharn also'visited there. • , Mr. and Mrs: 'Earl 'Caslick were Sunday, callers on 'Mr. and Mn. Jirr. Taylor of EaSt Wawa.- nosh. ',Kenneth Laidlaa of London was a visitor on Tuesday with his mother. Biro\ Laidlav, , Mrs. Laid- raw aric