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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-08-29, Page 12JEAN WHITBY LUCKNOW CIAG INSURANCE ,„ }.% T INSL HANCE ASSOCIATIONS GI • 6 . • Let your money make money. Good interest is guaranteed with our 5 year term deposits. (Other terms available). Minimum deposit $500. • Call or visit your , nearest Sterling ,Trusts representative: • Mr. Alex MacNay. Miller MacKenzie Box 125, Lucknaw, Ortfai Ripley, Ontario • Phone: 5211-3100 Head Office Phone '395.2661 372 Bay Street Toronto 416:164.7495 ' 1973 Le Mans, 4 door, •fully. equipped 1973 )CHEVY Nova, 4 door, 6 cylinder, power steering and hi 1973 CHEV El Cemino, V8, .low mileage 1973 CHEV Impala 4 door hardtop, fully equipped 2 — 1973 CHEVELLE, 4' door sedans, VII, fully equipPol 1973 FORD Galaxie 500 4 door hardtop, automatic, power steering and brakes 1970 FORD custom 4 door, V8 automatic 1970 CHEV ton 6 cylinder 1968 PONTIAC 4 door 'sedan V8 automatic, power steering 1964 MERCURY 350, 6 cylinder chassis and cab. (not certified) 2 — 1970 CHEVELLE stationWagon, 4 door, VIL sutoot14 power steering • 1972. HONDA Motor bike, low mileage AM. CAR SALES LTD. BLYTH PHONE 523 M s c, IS—TBAALVE THIR LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOIC ONTARIO . . wEDNESDAY, Al/OBSTAI .Take another look Does the life insurance Policy jou bought a few years.ago meci today's increased needs for protection? . Ask your CIAG representative for helpful suggestions on this' am' Other insurance needs, • AUTOMOBILE LIFE HOME PROTECTION: FARM , FAMILY LIABILITY ACCIDENT AND SICKNESS BUSINESS — SNOWMOBILE . BOAT — CAMPER • TRAILER 55 Members Attend MacKenzie Reunion LOCHALSH NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Ken L. MacKen- zie were hosts to the MacKenzie family reunion on the holiday week end. Members of the fain .- ily of the late Wm. and Elizabeth Mac Kenzie of Kinloss brought families together for an, enjoyable time, at the beautiful stone house, surrounded by spacious green • lawns, with flowers and trees in abundance. Ken and Dorothy have 'entertain- ed the brothers and sisters of Ken's each summer,, but • this year was, the best yet, as the summer weather was ideal, for, enjoying the outdoors. Laughter, fun, reminiscing and a bountiful dinner made for an enjoyable 'get-to-gether and one which they hope to repeat each year.. In all 55 members' were present. "David Parrish has been spending a few holidays with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Parrish and brother Ken, David has, been working in Stratford since the ' close of hockey when'he played for the Stratford Junior B team last winter. Miis Donna Elphick returned home from the camp, she attenth- ed near Huntsville. • Mrs. Ewan MacLean was a trophy winner at the 'Ripley and. District Horticultural' Flower Show on Tuesday. Spending. some time with Mr. anOrs. Henry MacKenzie was Miss Edna Cook, of Owen Sound. During the past week Mr. and Mrs. Oliver McCharles have jud- ged Fairs at Dunchurch in the Muskoka district and Minden in. • the Haliburton District. • Miss Margaret MacLeod; has been enjoying a tour of, Western Canada and before returning home will holiday with her, brother Rod-•' dy in Medicine Hat, Alberta. Holidaying with- Mrs .Emile MacLennan has been Danny and David Millar of Palmerston. WHITECHURCH Mrs, Gordon Elliott of Wingham was a week end Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott and Miss Ruth Elliott of Goderich spent the week end at the same home, We are pleased to report, that Mrs. Eunice Gillespie was able to 'return home on Thursday from . Wingham Hospital. • On Monday and Tuesday-Mr. • and Mrs. Garnet. Farrier visited at Ottawa with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Turner and at Hopetown with Mr; and Mrs.' Charles Bowes. , Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Farrier and Kimberley of Guelph were, visitors. on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Farrier. Whitechurch Juveniles with ,manager Joe Tiffin for O.A.S.A. have Rlayed with Harriston and wonct to 1,on the return game the score was 4-3, This eliminated Harriston. The next zone winner was Unionville - with a score 7-1 •for Whitechurch.. Return game 6-3 in favor ,of Whitechurch and Unionville was eliminated. . Next team was Picton, score being 5-1 in favour of Picton. Return game is Saturday night in Wingham. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ert Mowbray on'the week end ' were Mr. and Mrs. Angus Falcon- er and Kevin of Strathroy and Mr. and Mrs. Hector' Puidon and Ray- mond of Strathroy and Mr. and Mrs. Relison Falconer and family of Sarnia were Sunday caller's. Miss.Joyce Tiffin of London' spent the week end with her par- ents Mr. and Mrs..• Dan Tiffin and Miss Mary Lou Wall of London was. .a week end visitor with her . paients Mr. and Mrs. of. Wall. Miss Janette Johnston of,London *. spent the' Week end' with her par- ents Mr. and Mrs. Clark Johnston.. manse at 8.30 for young' folks 13 years' and over of Langside and Chalmers Church and the United Church. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Murdock on Thursday evening attended a Presbytery meeting at. Teeswater. Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Walker and family of Windsor spent the week end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Elmer King, newcomers to. the. 'village. • • . • Mr. and Mrs.. Alex Massey and Keith of Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wilkens and Kimberley of Listowel were Sunday visitors with Mx. and Mrs. Earl Wilkens, Kay and Glennh. Mr. and Mrs. Garry Willis, Jaret , Carolyn and 'Robin of Newry were week end visitors with Mrs. Doris Willis. , Mr. and Mrs. Eric Evans of Hyde: 11;:rk were Sunday visitors with his .parents Mr. and Mrs. Bill Evans and Mrs. Edith Brown of London was a week end 'visitor. Rev. Dr. Douglas Stewart and Mrs. Stewart of St. Andrew's Pr.es- byterian Church, Toronto on holidays at Lake Huron Beach, Inyerhuron, and Mr. Lawrence King and Mrs. King of United Church here attended the service at Chalmers Presbyterian Chuck Sunday morning where mr, Lloyd Murdock was in charge of the service. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fell and MI and Mrs. Robert Fell 'of Toronto were Sunday visitors with Ihusel Ritchie.emr. and Mrs.' Eldon Emerson, Darlene , Sharon and Brenda.left, on Sunday for their home at St, Catharines after visiting a week with Mr..and Mrs. Victor/Emer, son and sending much of 004 hold articles at the farm to Estate Marketing in Winghant ant meeting those. interested in buyio the farm. -P Glenna Wilkens and Rosemary De Baer did a Home Bible Come for which they received a New Testament entitled The dreae in Love. Congratulationi gi4s. , Simon /de Boer of Ridgetown. College spent the week end will his parents Mr. and Mrs. Petit"' de Boer and on Sunday was fai ler on Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd dock at the manse. Sterlift Trusts Corporation Guaranteed Trust Certificates Today's interest rate: Mr. and `Mrs. E. W. Beecroft and Karen on 'Sunday attended the ' Robinson family reunion at Belgrave. . , Mr. and Mrs. Jack Coultes and family of OakVille were visitors with his parenti•Mr. and Mrs. • Albert Coultes on the week end. Trevor Hunter of London visited last week with his grandparents ' Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Conn. , • _ Mr. and Mrs. John Willis and Jeffery of Hanover visited on Sun- day with his mother Mrs. Doris. Willis and with Mrs. Earl Caslick.. Russel Ross visited on Sunday with Mrs. Ross, a patient at Kitch- ener Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClenag- . han on Sunday visited with Mr'. and mi:s. Mack Stewart of Water- loo. Mrs. Earl Caslick on Monday visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Coultes and family. - Callers on Sunday ,on Mr. and Mrs. Ben-McClenaghan were Ron- ald. McClenaghan and friend of St. Thomas and Miss Beverley - Parker and friend of Exeter. On Wednesday last Mrs. Ben • .Mcclenaghan attended the funeral at Orangeville of her cousin Mrs. Clarence Barbour. Tom,Jamieson was a guest at the Montgomery-Jamieson wed- ding at St. Helens Church on Sat- urday. The bride is a granddaugh- ter of,Tom Jamieson. Wanda Ireland of Teeswater visited last week with Vicki Scott • and this week Melody Ireland of Teeswater is visiting Vicki Scott. On September 1st, Saturday, ,a weiner roast will be held at the • 4 4,1