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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-09-03, Page 40ARE YOU LIVING WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM? Al-Anon can help! PHONE 881-3113 Walkerton Or Write P.O. Box 467, Lucknow • Delayed Oil Valve - Combustion air, oil pump pressure and chimney draft are all activated before oil is permitted to fire. Resulting in clean, efficient sootless start up. • Instantaneous shutdown - Clean, sootless oil shutdown. ID "SUR ELOGIC" priority draft control system - Saves Energy. (optional) • Restrictive Oil Combustion chamber orifice - Permits operation without draft regulator. • Separate Ceramic Insulated Oil Combustion Chamber - for high efficiency and cleaner burning. • Common extended secondary Neat exchanger - ensures balanced outlet air temperature and efficient heat output. • Huge firebox accomodates logs of over tw feet in length. • Extra large tiLoor for easy loading. _ •Scandinavian Baffle - Burns logs end to end resulting in a longer, more even burn - It also directs Flue gases to the front and across the air inlets promoting secondary combustion. AVAILABLE AT: Cal low for A Free Estimate Cliff's Plumbing at Heating Ladmow , Plmne 528.3913 See The Furnace On Display At Lucknow Fall Fair Friday and Saturday, September 19th and 20th APPROVED . rage, Ili--1 nebtlow Sentinel; Wednesday, September St 1980 ROW*: to Purple :-Gtove and Mrs. John Farrell and family. ,The Suttons attended the Men 'for Missions banquet at ,Fisherman's Cove on. Satttrday night. • . ---Stinclay yip itors--,with- Mrs; Ben scat ,were IVIrs. Mabel Hewitt and Mrs. Gertrude Walsh of Kincardine. Callers 'with Mrs. law, Mrs. Freda Broome of Belfast in Wingharn Hospital. last Tuesday. She is now able to be home again. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Breg- man are planning to spend two weeks out west and ex- pect- to fly to Calgary next Friday. Move to Te-e:s,Tate.r:-..- Misses Kerry and Bonnie , Boyle returned home Friday from their vacation in Ireland. Sunday •afternoon visitors with 'John and Joyce Farrell. were Tim ancr'SharonRyder- -of- Kincardine. Mrs. 'Marion. Emerson visited in. Goderich on Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Fran Emerson. By LILLIAN YOUNG Scholars will have their first week in at public ,schools; high schools and col- leges. We wish them all a •gc;.year as4 they start their stiigies for a new term. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Scott have moved from their farm home to their new home in Teeswater and are enjoying it very much. -Visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Len Coughlin-and family last Tuesday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Ron Barndt, Jason and David and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Young and William. Jamie. Young, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Young, is at- tending Lambtrin College in Sarnia. Mr. and Mrs. Len Cough- lin---and—girls -spent the last Week of the school holidays at a cottage at Amberley and really enjoyed it. . - - Mrs. Clifford Young spent a week in Toronto lately and visited with their two sons, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Young and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Young, Kevin, Brian and Jessica. She attended the Toronto ,Exhibition and also spent a' day with Margaret Moffat, formerly of this district. Bob Orr held a successful South Kin loss • meet Mrs. Frank MacKenzie was hostess to the 'South Kinloss W.M.S. for the Sept- ember meeting, at her home. The president, Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall, read from Psalms 67. _Mrs.- _Dave- Eadie- had the_ Bible Study reading on the topic, Duty. Mr. Frank Mac- Kenzie favoured with a love- ly solo, Hold Thou My Hand. The study book chapter, The Right to be Different, was in charge of Mrs. Bruce Hamilton, stating we are all different, we have our own personalities, different back- grounds, variety of languag- es. Immigration has brought mixed feelings. Our Christ- ian responsibility is not to have mixed feelingS. Mrs. Fraser MacKinnon gave the offertory prayer, followed with courtesies by Mrs. Bruce Hamilton. Mrs. Evan Keith closed the meet-" log with prayer. • A social time followed, - lunch Served by the hostess and directors, Mrs. Bruce Hamilton, Mrs. Dave Eadie and Miss Mary .Macintyre. Visitors with. Mr. and Mrs-, Don Forster on Saturday were Mr. and Mrs..Brian Keith and Sam -Donkoh, all, of toronto,- On Sunday, the Forsters visited with Mr. Keithr South 'Kinloss - Sunday callers with. Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Sutton were the Wellers of the 8th concession and Mr. auction sale on Saturday. The weather was fine and a large crowd attended. Bob has sold his farm to Ray Buchmeier: but intends to stay in the community at least Jor the present.' Mr. and -Mrs. Clifford Young visited their sister-in; Katherine Collins on zunday 'were Mr.,J and Mrs. -Ed McGillvery and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Lockheed and Shane, and Mr ,,,and Mrs, Bill Haldenby of "- Kinlough • d •MrS: Jake Middlecamp spent:- the weekend in Chatham. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nicholson have taken up yesidence in Huron Highlands, Kincardine. On Saturday, Mrs, Adore 1VIcEadyen, and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hartwick and boys, all of. Kincardine, visited with Mrs. Catherine Scott. Saturday night callers with Mr. and Mrs, Morley Scott were Mr. and Mrs. Don Doupe and family of Millarton. • 'Mr, and Mrs, 'Francis Boyle hosted a birthday party in honor of - Mrs. Edna Fowler on Sunday. Attending" Were Mr. and. Mrs. Fred Fowler of Ripley, . Mr. and Mrs. -Aurel • Armstrong,- -and Mr. and -1**..:•.BillEughes of Goderich, . - The sympathy of the community is, extended to Mrs, Judy Thompson on the death of her grand- "father. Judy flew, out to Saskatchewan on. Sun-. day. MI,. and Mrs. Norval were digor guests on-Friday, with Mr. and MIS':`HOWard of Wiarton.