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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-01-21, Page 6Reit .; ',Peterson, CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Wingham 357-1522 J. A. PETERSON., C.A. r 528.2016 KARL LENTZ, C.A. Res, 357.1087' INSURANCE NOAW. LIFE* AUTO. -COMMERCIAL Co-Opei Inger/ono., ,Aseooletlomo•of quaint! AGENT' JEAN. WHITBY t.tiCKNOW Awe R. W. ANDREW Barrister and Solicitor LISTOWEL, ONTARIO IN LUCKNOW Every Wednesday Afternoon OFFICE IN McDONAGH INSURANCE OFFICE INSURANCE FIRE, WIND, CASUALTY AUTOMOBILE .'& INVESTMENTS . To Protect Your Jack, Insure With Jack Today. J. A. McDONAGH Lucknow, Phone 528-3423 MacKENZIE MEMORIAL' CHAPEL A MEMBER OF „ ASSOCIATED FUNERAL ' DIRECTORS SERVICE FUNERAL SERVICE Services conducted according to yotir wishes at your Home, your o _ at nro additional'` Memorial LucknoW, Phone 528-3432 Day or Night Rep.: Wingham Memorials BRAY CHIROPRACTIC OFFICE CULBERT'S CUSTOM. CAVNETS DEALER, FOR CARDINAL LINE Choice. of. 6' styles ..and -finishes CHISHOLIVI FUELS HEATING OILS SUNOCO DISTRIBUTORS LUCKNOW Phone 52977524 .or 524-7681 BURNER SERVICE Products For. Farm, Home and • • Industry R. W. BELL OPTOMETRIST — GODERICH The Square s ial consideration to builders PHONE 495-5291` OR 395-5516 , • 197 JOSEPHINE ST,.' WINGHAM PHONE .357-1224, (Phone 524-7661) .„ By G. Austin,. .'Preservation or • Starvation!' is the caption on a brief recently presented . to the Ontario Govern- ment on Land Use by the Ontario Institute of Agrologists. The brief said that the Agrolog- ists believe it is essential that the governments of Ontario and Can- ada develop and adopt immediate policies which: (1) Provide for a level of food:Production designed to , make Canadians. self-sufficient in food commodities normally produc- ed in temperate regions and -(2) which would enable,. Canada to assist in providing the food required. bY the growing population of a hungry world. The brief also says there will be . short-run costs involved in preserv- ing food land for food produttion, and feels strongly that society' must be prepared to meet these costs in order to ensure, future ' fOOd supplies. Th'e brief related that "The world land tnass is a fixed quantity of which about 7 percent will, support agriculture. The western world, has under its contra! about 45 percent of the present arable land with much less than 20 'percent of the world population.- Looking 'at the world agricultural lands in another way, there are., presently 1.2. cultivated • acres for each person in the world. However, by the year 2000 when the world population is projected to be approximately. seven, billion- people, there will be :5 eulthiated acres per person. iminummeame . WIVI:R. NELSON CARPENTRY, Area RepresentatiVe For TRALEE KITCHEN CABINETS AND VANITIES Free Estimates — No Obligation LUCKNOW PHONE 528-2949 ANNOUNCEMENT MUNRO -•Jim and Sandra (Percy) Munro of Transcona, Manitoba are pleased tO announce they are now the parents of their chosen sons Richard, age. 6 years and Joe, age 4, brothers for' Nathan. • N.F.U. NEWS WINGHAM MEMORIALS GUARANTEED GRANITES CEMETERY LETTERING. REASONABLE PRICES , Rep.: MacKenzie Funeral Home Bus. Ph. 357-1910 Res. Ph. 357-1015 BRAD'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Repairs. and Renovation Industrial Commercial / and 'Residential `FREE ESTIMATES 395-5771 WM. -A. (Bud) HAMILTON AGENT FOR BP OIL LTD.' Gasoline Heating Fuels a Burner Service and Furnace Installations TruckS Radio Equipped For Better Service Dial 528.3006 Res. 528-3616 . Wholesale and Retail 'WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1976 Eucnre Party Lucknow Women's Institute i0onsored a dessert euchre party on Monday,, January 19 in the Assembly Room of the Town Hall. Fourteen tables were play. High prizes went to Mrs. Nelson -RaYnard and. Mrs. Sadie Hamilton with Mrs. Verna Elphick winning regarded,citizen of 'Walkerton, the traVelling prize.. '4' with thedeath at about 7.30 o'clock Sunday ,evening of James Emerson Carnegie, of 7 Mullen's. Drive.' . • Mr. Carnegie, a partner in the Walkerton garage and service \station firm of Carnegie &.' Wyatt, was plowing snow •at the time' he' was suddenli stricken with a' fatal heart seizure: He was pronounced dead on arriv- al. at the Bruce County Hospital. He was 63 years of age at' the -time of his passing: The late Mr. ' Carnegie was born in' Toronto, on June 15, 1912, a Son ,of, the late Mr, ,and Mrs. Charles 'Carnegie. Mr. Carnegie came to Walk- erton in 1947, and was employ-. ed as, a mechanic at Bruce Mo- tors, later Saugeen Motors. In 1950 he took over the Supertest Service Station across from the TOwn Hall, with Bill' Wyatt as partner. The firin handled the Mercury - ,Ford, and later the Toyota dealership. Mr. • Carne- gie was' an excellent Mechanic, besides being very obliging, anti ' possessed a congenial nature. The deceased was a member of St. Paul's United Church. He was also 'a .member of the' South Bruce Game Fish Club, and ..of the Walke Volunteer Fire Dept. He was wed in March of 1963, in London, Ont., . 'to Ella Ri- chardson, who ,survives, Also remaining are two daugh- ters Valerie,Mrs. lack Wal- lace of Walkerton, and Ipiren, Mrs. Ernest Okell 'of Red , Lake, Ont., and one son, Stephen of Listowel; also one step-daugh- - ter, Mary, Nis. Pat Scott .of Wauconda,,Illinois and one step- son, David MacLean 'of Tiverton. Likewise surviving are two sisters, Evelyn, Mrs. C. Morrish of Brociklin, Ont., and Hazel, Mrs. M. English of Lindsay. The remains rested at the Tanner '& Pearson Ameral Home, where the funeral -ser- vice was held on Wednesday at 3.30 p.m., conducted by the ReV. Ronald Pierce. The pallbearers were Messrs. Daniel Gies, Jim Mullen, Lyle Becker, Bruce. Jacklin, Ronald Fleet and Al Duggan. ' Temporary entombment was, ill the- Walkerton Cemetery cha- pel. I A. M. HARPER CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT 55 - 57 South Street, Goderich Telephone 524-7562 MURRAY 1VIOFFAT Electrical Contractor LUCKNOW PHONE 528-2913 O.R 392-6061 FRED LAWRENCE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR HOME, FARM AND INDUSTRIAL WIRING PHONE •AUBURN 526-7505 INVESTMENT THE STERLING . TRUST CORP. -INCORPORATED IN 1910 Prevailing Interest Rates Retirement Savings Plan Your Representative ALEX MacNAY LUCKNOW THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW ONTARIO Jas. Carnegie Dies Suddenly At Age Of 63 The demise occurred sudden, ly Of a Welt-known and highly Cold germs are on the midwinter offensive, and the search is on for fast, 'fast relief from runny noses and hacking coughs. • There's no real 'way to cure - or prevent r colds. Treatment is mainly relief .of symptom: Canad- ians spend many millions of4lollars every year 'on non-prescription products ,to relieve cold systems. Advertisers spend additional lions of dollars to' promote their own brands. of relief. , A recent consumer study shows, most over-the-counter cold remed- ies are remarkably Similar. Almost all, contain at least two or three basic ingredients: a pain reliever, a decongestant, and an antihista- mine, according to your local Lung Aisociation. . In some cases,, according to ConsUmer Reports, the pain reliev- er is aspirin. And though a decongestant in relatively high doses can help relieve cold symptoms for a few hours, the 'Osage found in time-released capsules usually supplies too little medication at any one time to' be much help. An antihistamine; on the other' hand, can actually intensify a cough by thickening secretions, in the bronchial 'tubes, Which. connect the windpipe with the lungs. Night-time liquids may help' some - but not by relieving symptoms. The alcohol content of some of these medieations is 50 proof. Slumber triumphs over. symptoms.. . The symptoms of most colds appear one to three days after' the germs get a stronghold in the body. Within 48 hours'or so, the cold is in full bloom - eyes teary, • nose running, voice husky, breathing blocked,. and taste and smell dulled. The, condition hangs on for several days. For Fast, Fast Relief -ALL ,00xEp STATIONERY AND PACKAGED NOTES THE .' LUCKNOW. SENTINEL ,. 4 9404,1',q141 ,)tiofoviAivy ,w4wWili,..pqr44i4 ',0001“414 1;4S*.s40.4.100iikePA ,44,044,,e.. ...A*1,9Kireew**i • -1