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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-08-02, Page 18'THe LOCKNOW SENTINEL., LOCKNOW,. ONTARIO. PAGE EIGHTEEN • Ix registered. retirement plan can be deducted from the income on whiCh you pay •‘.. • tax. Put thatmOney, away • in monthly instalments in your: Victoria: and Giey • • beginning right now. You'll earn high interest until the ,end .of February, next, year and yOU can Ptit...it into your own retirement • • • income fdrid 'arid' deduct. • that amount from taxable income., Let us set it all up for you. Get smart today at Victoria•and Grey, • VICTORMand GR TRUST COMPANY SINCE Lealand Hill, Manager pgin and Kingston Streets Goderich 524-7381 as • 1 SOLD IT THROUGH THE WANT 'ADS GOOD. THING'S HAPPEN WHEN YOU HELP- RED CROSS ener on Sunday with' Mr. and Mrs; Bob Ott and Matthew. ' Mr. Peter KOwalicki is on holiday in Warsaw , Poland, and plans to spend four days in Russia also. A postal card from Peter has been received 'by the.family here from Frankfurt , Gdrmany, A. e aa,011811101111, air/1111M There's Increased Feeding Efficiency for You m Shur•Gain Bulk Feed Service from Us You need .hardly be reminded that tive business, . that to succeed today, prodyctiOn costs have to be controlled today, in every way possible. Feed pOstS, labour, time . . these "1- are all costs of production that you can probably reduce even more.' If your her_d_o ipck_is_large_n o_w_and likely to_j_ expand' further, start calculating the piOduction savings made Possible by bulk feeds handling: Behind $HUR•GAIN BULK 'FEED S-ER-Vte.E is years----o-f-,ex-pe-r-i ce in.... feeding, herds and flocks' that, nUmbei' in. the thousands. That experience iS yours for the asking. Would you like to talk it Over ? Anderson flax Products Limited Best wishes of the- commdnity who were married on Saturday. Murray Keith spent last week in Scarborough with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Keith 'and family. lvir. arid Mrs.,Evan Keith and Sandra were -4-61;in,On Sunday and Miirray re- turned home with them. Mrs. Geo. Lockhart.is a patient Wingham and District Hospital and we're glad to hear .is feeling better now. LUcKNOW PHONE 528-2026 WEDNESDAY, Avqust. 2nd, 1972. INDOOR SPECIALS • With''Yo_uth,ftr: Chri0"'.•Tecitp": • - - - — Nancy Murray 'of Drayton spent' the week end with Mr. and 'Mrs. Donald C. Mac1ntyre' and family • and Diane and Helen with Mr.' -and- Mrs .--AF:Muwisicry Mr.' and Mrs. Chas. 'Burt , res- idents of Bmcelea Haven had a wonderful reunion• with about , sixty members of their family at the annual picnic held at Kair- shea Hall on Saturday afternoon. • KliNLOSS NEWS The service on Sunday, July 16 -at South, Kinloss Presbyterian Church was again well attended. Rev. Glenn Noble welcomed Miss Connie MacKenzie who read the scripture and her friend, Miss Muriel Le Breton, who this past year has, travelled around the world-with a' "Youth- for-ehrist"----- team and told of her experiences • DUNGANNON • Sympathy of the community is extended to each of the members of the Caesar families. Paul Caesar passed away Monday even- ing, July 24,-after several months" illness. Mr. and. Mrs. Grant Sower-by returned to Thornhill on Friday having returned from their West- 'ern trip 'on Thursday afternoon. Other visitors with Mrs. Cecil Blake and •Barbara during this • week end included Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Kilpatrick, Wingham; Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Kilpatrick, Agincourt; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dickson arid Misses Ella and Margaret Dickson, AtWood. Also, it Was really good 'to have the home neighbours dropping in again.' Thanks to those who con- tributed news items during my absence. . • • Mr. and Mrs. Len Biloy and• four children of Detroit are on holidays now at their summer home at Glenn'•s Hill. We are pleased that Mrs. Biloy (nee Pam Pentland) is much improved after four months fighting a virus ailment. Her mother, Mrs. Laverne Pentland, has been assist- ing the family in Detroit. and ralso bysaring for the grandchild- Doug Nicholl iri Wilon on Sun- day. Doug is a neph w of Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Joe Dauphin arid Susan spent Saturday and Sunday 'in Chatham with the form,er's sister, Mrs. Donna Le- gue. On their return they were accompanied by. Mrs. Dauphin's father , Mr. Edward Antaya .who will Visit here for awhile: Mr. and Mrs. George Finnigan, now of Stratford , enjoyed a week's holiday at a •cottage near Port . Albert and called on several friends here. Mr. Dwight Aldham was home with his family this weekend. David Bere and Ross Young enjoy- ed a week of holidays, the latter part of it at Wasaga Beach, This week Gerry Bere and Steve Caes- ar are among those holidaying at Wasaga Beach and Algonquin • Park. • Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Eedy and Martha , Fred and , John Young, and Thornton Eedy were in Kitch-' at. SEPO DAYS • SPECIALS ++f++ff++++++++++++4+++++ MEN'S AND BOYS' Vinyl Joggers SIZES 1 - 5 AND 6 - 10 REG. $4.69 - $4.99 One Sale Pnce $3.59 Canvas Running Shoes SIZES 7 11 $1.69 a pr. ALL FABRICS ON SALE AT 20 - 50% FF SEPOY STORE Lucknow ' Phone 528-3214 • in the, different countries •visited. The men's. choir contributed an anthem and Mrs. Lorne Sparks and Frank MacKenzie sang "The Stranger of Galilee". Mrs. Alex MacLeod of Lucknow arransed the flowes for the three Sundays. Services for the next four Sundays will be, held at Lucknow United Cfiurch. , Mr. and Mrs. Le Breton and Muriel and Miss Connie' MacKen: zie Of Toronto were week end guests with'Mr.-and Mrs. Frank MacKenzie and Rod. 6.• .Mrs. Harvey Houston, Public ' Relations Officer with the F. W. I.O. , attended a committee meeting of the Officers'Confer- ence at the home of the Secret- ary Treasurer, Mrs. Robt. Weber at Bloomingdale , on Monday. Walla -es HoUston spent a few days during the past week in Ottawa and Arnprior. Mrs. Allister Hughes and Mrs, Eve Clendenning visited with Mrs. Annie Kennedy in Listowel on' ji Monday; A ++++++++++++++ Men's Dress • -Shirts LONG AND r SHORT SLEEVE VALUES TO $4.98 Now $2.86 Floor Mats of Carpet Ends SPONGE BACK — REG. $2.19 Now $1.48 ALL SUMMER SLEEPWEAR 20%-OFF • • 4t++.44+++4444444+4444++44-.4. , „ • • • • ave on taxes by your retirement plan • Money you put into your Thursday. . Mrs. Rthbt. Bere has been eon- TiaresciWorne of Mrs. Jack' Errington until well enough to return to her own home Rev. and Mrs. Kar-I Sievert -and four children formerly. of Neville, Saskatchewan, and now of Port Stanley ,--were—gurenvol-Mr • and Mrs. Thos. Webster recently, and called on several other farriilies in the cornmunity. Mr. and Mrs. George Ribey and Children of Seaforth took Mr. and Mrs. Wm. 'Wiggins with them to their cottage on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ross MacDonald of Ottawa arid. Mrs. Otto Peterson, London and son Jim Peterson of " Dutton were guests on •Sunday with-Mrs. Lillian MacDonald. Other unexpected but welthonie guests on_Saturday.,were__Mr,....and_, Mrs. Bill Baker of Galt. •Last Sunday the Eedy families attended the Yundt • family 'picnic held in Goderich this year. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Henderson, Goderich, accompanied by the • litter's parents, Mr. and'• Mrs. Heber tecly, visited Mr. and Mrs. ren at her home on the 6th con: — cession of Ashkeld township. Mr.' and Mrs. Paul Henderson, Jennifer and Jill, also Laurie Gibbard, of Mississauga, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey_Alton.. _Heather Render,-__,, son, who has spent ten days with her grandparents, returned to Iviississauga-with-them7-1-Wh here they• attended the Alton- ' Errington picnic on Sunday after- noon at Lucknow. Packs of dogs have been caus- ing losses among livestock in this area. In another instance the damage 'appears to be that of a wolf. ' Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Nichol- son and boys had a pleasant trip - to Niagara Falls on Friday. Rev. and Mrs. Clarence Mc- -Clena-ghan-have--gone•-on-holidays- for the month of August. They plan to go to Manitoulin Island and Northern Ontario this week and will visit their son Eldon and o -Tr-friends ar Wind No Sunday School nor regular churchservices will be held i,n the United Church during August. Mrs. George Hamilton and • Phillip of Brampton have been visiting relatives and friends since