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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-11-08, Page 9DADDY'S HAPPY BECAUSE HE'S PONE HIS BEST FOR TI-4E HEART FUND...AND I• SURE LIKE THE WAY' 1E CELEBRATES! LYCEUM THEATRE WINGHAM PHONE 3574630 SHOW TIMES Friday and Saturday at 7:15 and 915. All other days, one show at 8:00, except where noted on the •program. * * * * * * * *.* ** THUR., FRI;, SAT., NOV. 9, 10, 11 "Dirty Harry", I it At life P4 C IGE71111.9rerowe HP eine Nis • APO Colour - Starring Clint Eastwood Clint Eastwood bucks the es- tablishment as the cop who catches Scorpio. * * * * * * * * * * * * SATURDAY, MATINEE NOV. 11 "tifinchester 73" .,116velik4MAtf' WRDNESPAY, NOVEMBER 8th, 172 • THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE NINE . • ' Area Underwriters Hold Annual • The Mutual Companies of • Area #6 of the Mutual Fire Under , writers` Association of Ontario held their annual Fall Meeting in the COmMunity 1-1411,'Formosa on Thursday ,. October 1.9.th.. The member companies ofthe Group are as follows; CulroSs Mut- ual Fire Insurance Company - R. K. Lamont,' Manager; Dufferin Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance. Company -- A. Wilson, Manager; Farmers' Central Mutual Insurance Company - Miss Marie Flach, Manager; Formosa Mutual Fire Insurance Company - Herb Kuntz , Manager; Germania Farmers' Mut- ual Fire Insurance Company - W. L. Brusso, Manager; Grey- & Bruce Mutual Fire insurance Company - Doug McArthur, Man- --a-ge-rOzlow1c-k-Far-rners-Matu.al-Fire-- Insurance• Company Jim Wylie, Manager; McKillop Mutual Fite Insurance Co. Mrs.. Margaret • Sharp, Manager; and the West • Wawanosh Mutual Fire insurance Company - Frank. Thompson, Manager. The .President of the Group, • P . Frank Thompson, welcomed the members. present.' Vern Inglis act- ed as Secretary for the meeting. , Dobbinton, Warden of Bruce County welched the members of the Association. Mr. Davis spoke of his experiences as a beef producer in Bruce County. Herb Kuntz, area representa- tiVe of the Farm Mutual Reinsuran- ce Plan spoke to the members of the several increased costs to member companies which have taken place in the past fEw years. Mr. Kuntz stated that ultimately these costs must be passed on to the insuring public in higher rates. The President, Emory Knill, spoke to the meeting and brought greetings from the Mutual Fire Underwriters AssociatiOn of Ont- ario. Mr. Knill spoke about the need to have a better acceptance • of the new Association Rate Man- ual. He asked companies to be ever mindful of the loss ratios and the need for surplus for the protection of the policyholders. Herb-Mc-Fadden-introduc Mack. Harmer to the members. The President of the GroUp, then asked Mel McIntyre to speak to the group on • the need for agen- cy contracts for Mutual Compan- ies and Agents. Tim. Warleof the firm G. H. 'Ward and Partners, London, spoke' parents and 'also took in the Com7 -men-cement' exercises at—Ripley High .School.'. Misses, Dianne, Sandra and Linda Kempton provided trionius- ic at the monning'services at Pine River United' Church 'on Simday, singing "He". Mrs. Lynn Lowry and Mrs. Ernie Gibson were at the organ and piano. Sorry to hear ,Bill Scott/is spend- ing some time in hospita. Get well wishes are going his way. OLIVET David and Bill Black of London spent the week end with their par- ents; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Black. Several from this area attend- ed-the_Ripley_Ristact-Iiigh-School commencement on Friday night. Congratulations to all those re- ceiving awards. Mr. and Mrs: Robert Engel, • Marilyn and Robbie of Dublin visited with. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Black and family and Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGuire and family on Sunday.- Mrs. Walter Black 'visited with Mrs. George. Lockhart in Wingham Hospital on Sunday. afternoon. KINGSBRIDGE NEWS On Wednesday. evening, open- ing ceremonies were held kir the new portable classroom at St. Joseph's school._ The new room was blessed by Rev Fr. Ed Den-, anger. Mr. Clem Sterner, Prin- cipal, introduced Mr. Oscar Kieffer, school representative for Huron Separate Schools; who • officially opened the new class- room by cutting of the ribbon held by two grade four pupils of that room, Darlene and Debbie Austin, twin daughters of Mr...and Mrs. Eldon Austin. Mrs. Anne Sheardown replied on behalf of herself and her students. A meet-' ing was then held in the'school gym when the Reading Program -introduced in the school was ex-- plained to'the parents. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Derk Logtenburg on the arrival of a new daughter born recently at the Goderich Hospital. Also, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Milt- enburg of Welland are the proud parents of a baby daughter, their first child, who arrived on Octob- er .29th, • .__Mar,Labetspernt a few days last week.in the. AleX- andria and Marine. Hospital, Goderich and was able to return to the home of her daughter, Mrs. Dennis Dalton on- Thursday. Sis- ter Jane Frances of Formosa visited a few dayi last week with -her mother. 'Sunday visitors with their mother were Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Meyer and Mrs. Theresa Tannin of London. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Van Osch and Mr. and Mrs. Tony Peters- Gagel of Goderich, were visitors on Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. John Van Osch and family of Waterloo. Mr.. and Mrs: John Sheardown attended the wedding of John's sister Penny, to Don Bricker of Goderich on Saturday. Mrs. Befnadine Kenny of Det- roit spent a few days at her home here this week.. Visito'r's with Mrs; Kenny were Mr. and Mrs, Ken Schrilid of Ingersoll and Mrs. Pat O'Reilly of Goderich, Mrs: Joe Courtney and Mrs. John noWard attended the Corres- pondents' Serninarheld Thursday„ afternoon at the Bedford Hotel in Goderich. This was sponsored by the Goderieh-Signal Star. Barry Wenger, Editor and Publish- '• er of the Wingham Advance Tim- es was guest speaker. BRIDAL SHOWER On-Thursda-y-evening--,7-a large crowd of relatives, friends and former neighbours gathered in the 7-church hall to honour Helen,Court ney, bride-elect, of Goderich, formerly Ashfield. Anita Hogan was chairman for a short program. Mrs.' Raymond Leddy of Lucknow; aunt of the bride-to-be, read two poenis, one of which she composed. her- self. Sheila Sinnett and Cheryl. MacLennan danced a Scottish dance while Marianne Frayne and Kathy O'Keefe favoured with 'two songs. A humorous song, "Helen's Romance", composed by the Hogan sisters was 'sung by a number of. Kingsbridge girls.- An address on behalf of everyone present was read to the bride by Anita Hogan. LL Helen was assisted in opening her many lovely gifts by, her sisters, Mrs, Percy McClenaghan and Ursula Courtney. Doug Blewitt Is Club President Ceremonies Meld For New.Portable The members discussed. the fire', _te.41.e_aw,_._eting_in=ielEaTag=1,_cr=faIn windandliihilItYloises for the • valuation and the new Income Tax year to the end of September. From this report it would appear that most companies are havirig-a. good year. The Secretary of the Associa- tion , Mel McIntyre, brought the Ill ce.th g 14-re oil , 1. ie. fbre Committees of.the Association. Harvey Davis of R. R. #'2, 'New heating system now installed. AMBERLEY NEWS The Amberley-Huron Sno.- Mobile Club got off to its first start of the new year with an organizational meeting held at Bill Kemptons on the week end. The leaders for the year are .as follows - President, Doug Blewitt; Vice-president, Allan McKenzie; Secretary-Treasurer, .Rick El- lion, along with six' directors. Of course their motto is "Think Snow". Mr. and Mrs. Ken Martin of Wallaceburg spent a few days last week visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Jim. Nesbitt. Mrs. George Whitteveen and Rosemary have returned from their, holiday in Holland. A surprise Anniversary Party was held in Stratford on Saturday night for Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mr. Harmer then gave an address Marshall of Point Clark. Friends on claims proCedUre for Mutual Companies. and family report a good time. Miss Brenda Humphrey Was feted, by the Farrell relatives at .a bridal shower held in her•hon- our on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.. EllWood Irwin and family of Sarnia visited with rela- tives here on the week end. Torn Leonard of Guelph and Moe Leonard of Mississauga were Act to be effective this coming week end visitors with Mr.:and year. Mrs. Bob Courtney' and family. Attending from West Wawanosh • Margaret Courtney from Sarnia Mutual Fire Insurance Company , and Gert Walden from London were Charles Anderion. Donald • spent the week end with their MacKay, John MacLennan, Fred in, Bert. McWhinney, Mason Robinson and Frank Thomp- son. `9 Viet — LEEMARVIN.& -6ENEIIACAMAN IIIIfT NI II 11111111 mon 2.==>tioc. Ic==pc:•=iitts.==c Fri.1 0 Suf.11 or COUNTRY ROAD 2 miles south of Kincardine on Aintree Road BRING YOUR clfiENDI AND ENJOY YOURSELF • Mr. and Mri. Ray Hamilton visited with Mrs: Isabel_Gardner of Goderich. on Saturday evening. '1A.TeelCerid visitors with Mr. and Mrs.. David Rigg were Mr. and Mrs . 'George. Rigg , Ron Peterson and Don Rail of Toronto.' Joanne Hamilton of Waterloo was home for the--week-e-nd-. • Mrs. Ra y Hamilton spent an en - joyable day in London last 'Wed- nesday. Accompanying her were her .sister Mrs. RuSsell Tout and niece of Kincardine. Visiting hir.°.and Mrs. Oscar White on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mauer and,toddof Huron Park and 'Mr. and Mrs. WarrErrittch-and-Paul7of-WingIrant- Mr. and 1.1rs.•Ted White and Allan spent Sunday visiting with Linda and Keith Gamble of"Chats-c worth, Mt.' and Mrs. Mervyn Men.' ary of Owen Sound and Mr. and Mrs. Martiri'McNeil of 'Williams ford.. • SUN,--THRU THURS.- 1 SHOWING 8 P. FRI. & SAT. 2 SHOWINGS. 7:30 & 9:15 GODERICH, ON T. .524-7 11 _MY h dldfislioned 6 I he_ with qpvist. cRailvv4y Childreg sm-isHERIDAN JENNY AGUTTER BERNARD CRIBBINS' ..WILLIAM MERVYN SAW( THOMGETT GARY WARREN • PC:==tiC=.11=410=4K=DOC=4 Sun.12 Maui 3 Tut.14 Team