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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-02-01, Page 22FORD low PAGE TWENTY-TWO LOOKING CONTINUED FROM .PAGE 2 together the young couple left for the Queen's Bush travelling as far as-Goderich by rail, and. reaching Lucknow by stage. From Lucknow they walked north "to the sixth concession to the farm on which she spent almost sixty-six years. With willing hands and stout hearts and a firm faith ifGod they began the task of hewing out their home from the virgin forest. Their home became known as a home of outstanding hospitality even in a community •where hospitality was the rule and not exception. The standing committee of the Ontario Grain Crop Improvement Association, at a meeting at Toronto last week, decided 'that the "better seed train", will again be operated in Ontario this spring. On this occasion the train will visit Bruce, Grey, Lambton, Huron, Middlesex, Perth and Dufferin counties. As in previous years the tour will be educational. Stops will be made at small points along the route and farmers will be given an opportunity to see how the grain should be cleaned and hear lectures on the advan- tages of good seed. 25 YEA.RS AGO Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. - Andersizin of the St. Helens district celebrated their 53rd wedding anniversary on Friday, January 30th. . Trees from the woodlot of Henry Gardner •at Zion will provide material for British shipbuidling. Some fine timber was selected and cut recently on the Gardner Farm. By the ring growth on one tree jit is known to be two centuries old and the timber in its bottom log measured almost 1,200 feet. Whitechurch Women's Insti- tute marked its 25th anniversary at the Community Memorial Hall• on Friday evening. A large birthday cake centred the table at the front of the hall. Bill Hunter and "Bud" Hamil- ton have taken over the lease on Cam MacTavish's B.A. service station, effective the first of the - month. The 'lease had previously been held by. Joe VVasney. Capacity audiences .last Thurs- day and Friday evenings fully enjoyed a most entertaining concert presented by the students of the LucknoW District High School. A freak egg was brought into the Sentinel Office last week by Clarence Greer. It wasn't an abnormally large egg, but when cracked 'open at the Greer home was found to. be an egg within an egg. In addition to a normal egg was another hard -shelled one, about the size of a small pullet egg. The formation within the smaller egg was less perfect with the yolk lacking the usual colouring A pole removal, plan to modern- ize the lighting ,of Main street got underway last week when a hydro crew commenced preliminary pole work and tree trimming. A Scottish evening was held 'in South Kinloss Presbyterian Church on .Monday. evening, January 26th. Two films, "The Covenanters •of Scotland" and 'Scotland and Bonnie" were shown and a Scottish singsong enjoyed. An official weather resume of the month of January shows that the month.was exceptionally calm with very little sunshine: Gordon Stanley, reeve of the Village of Ripley, became the 81st Warden of Bruce County when he defeated his opponent, Reeve Thomas Stevenson, of Chesley at the inaugural session of County Council. This weeks Sentinel •tarried THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, Lucloww, oNTARto BACK... two pictures: one of Bert Ward in his backyard showing a couple of handmade windmill 'cut-outs. Bert has made a hobby of such handiwork, ancl Fred Bissett pictured at the mike of his ham radio set in the attic of his Saltford home, where he makes contact with other radio operators half way round the world. Kingsbridge Kapers gan. Mrs. Pearl Congram visited in London with friends during the past week. Students of the Goderich Ski Club were skiing. at Kimberley, - Ontario on Sunday afternoon, January 29, Letter to the Editor CONTINUED FROM PAGE 2 tion, 'please drop Mrs. Pat Holloway, Lucknow, a line. If you have some time to Spare, let me know. We need a few more •members on the Board. In. closing, I would like to pass the following revelation: "Hapiness is a side effect. The • more you give yourself, the more you become fulfilled." Fot all those who have support- ed us in the past, thank you very much, God bless you, and I love you for it. •I Adrian Keet, • President, Wingham and District Association for the Mentally Retarded. „ • • WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1 1978, ' a , on New arid Used CARS and TRUCKS Why not drop in now and take advantage of the SAVINGS Remember new cars ordered, are subject to price increase •••••••••••••••••••••114 4,••,•••••••••••••••••• MONTGOMERY MOTORS LUCKNOW - • PHONE 528-3007 fr(3in ed yourself order fraud. This is what Ontario is do* to help you get a fair deal. !ill ........ !VjEi ...... Hnunii ....... . Today you can order almost anything by mail—seeds, books, department store merchandise, body-building exercises and even""diplome. Most rnail order organizations are honest, but a striall percentage are not • --and give the entire industry a bad name. So before you deal with a mail order business, ask yourself: 1;.• r•d•4 •• o 00',. 4 • .4 . .• • What does the offerreally promise? , • Is the advertising actually informative? • Do I know this company's reputation? • Do I really need the article? • Could I purchase the same article at a lower price locally? • Cali I pay c.o.d. ? (cash on delivery) • • Is there a moneyback guarantee? Mail order gimmicks to guard against, along with a checklist to help you avoid problems when ordering goods, are spelled out in a new Information Bulletin from your Ontario Ministry of Consumer and. ,Commercial RelatiOns. The bulletin tells you where and how to check a company's reputation and outlines your rights,under the Ontario Business Practices Act. For further. assistance, or a free copy of the Information Bulletin "The • Mail Order Business: Protecting Your Dollars."—write to: Consumer Information Centre Ministry of Consumer (St Commercial Relations 555 Yonge Street Toronto, Ontario M7A 2H6 Also available is a new Info Bulletin on Phony Charities: "Avoiding Phony Charities: How To Be A Cautious Donor". Larry Grossman, Minister of Consumer and Commercialitielations William Davit, Premier Province of Ontario 4 414 •••