The Lucknow Sentinel, 1960-07-20, Page 10PAM. TEN
. THE. 1,UCI NQW SENTINEL, LIICKNOW,, ONTARIO
WEDNEaSDA', J13 Y • 20th, 1964. •
BENEFIT .DANCE
FOR FIRE • VIcTI MS
(OLIVET 'NEWS) •,
Mir..`. Howard Henry 'and Son
had the misfortune to losetheir
barn by fire on. Thursday after-
noon. Lost; • in • the • blaze were
seven. pigs. and eleven calvesas
well as a .large' quantity of hay.
Mr, . Henry plans to. rebuild.' '."
A penefit dance is planned for
Wednesday night: in the Ripley
Agricultural . Hall, to' which: all
• are invited.
The Henry farm . is located • on
the 15th Sideroad. at Olivet.
Thea outbreak oednrred about
four o'clock in the after'noon
and before long the big barn
was reduced to' a blazing ,mass
STRONGER
Mode from; 'c'orefully selected
blend`s of herd'., Aber-.. - uniform ..
from end to end ... no bunches'
or thin spots.
SMOOTHER'
Prevents delays by rimntrig
• through knottier without;tangrng
or breaking.' Protected` ogeinst
insects, rodents and rot. Top qucl+
twin ata ;bw Co-oq Priem . • •
LUCKNOW
DISTRICT CO=O
Phone 71 Luck
low: •
within the foundatio••ni. A 30x40
addition to the main barn which
was built 'recently was also des-
troyed leaving the . fouiiations
and an •adjoining silo as the
stark remains. •
Ripley Fire Department res-
sponded' :to the alarm and con-
centrated..on saving other•'build=
sings,. although ' a shed' to: the
north-east of the barn , did; suf-
fer
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;minor fire damage. The
house is to the north, -east of, the
shed. ••
Miss . Sharon :: Coiling spent . a
few days last week visiting with
her friend, Miss . Barbara .Mac-
Tavish. • •• I .
Mrs. W. J. Roulston of Wirig- •
,ham spent the . week -end with.
Mrs.' E.. Osborne. d
Miss Ruth , Black came home
from . Kitchener for.the week-
end.
eek -end.:
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• Some from here attendedan-
niversary services. at Pine River
on Sunday, •
Mr. and Mrs. Brown and fain
zly .of Hamilton are . 'spending
their holidays with Mr. and Mrs.
Al 'Hamilton. 'and family,: : '
• Miss • Barbara', Anger of Kin-
eardine : spent 'Sunday at' her ..
home.here and :sang the solo. in
church. '
A Church -Going .Sfnake
There is , always sornething
happening • at. Olivet!: Last Sun-
day it was..a snake Which. seem-
waited.,
eemwaited•, patiently on the choir
•wa f ted patiently on.. 'the 'Choir,
room doorstep for: someone to'I
open the door. ' He caused. a bit I
of °:excitement before' he. was
:persuaded. to leave;
PERCY -REUNION
HELD' SUNDAY
The sixth Percy; Reunion was
held on Sunday, •: ;July 17th, at
Landsdown Park, Kincardine
with about 100 . in attendanoe. 'I
At • °the: close of z the dinner
hour ,,:the' President, Er1ma Jean
Percy presided., Douglas Halden
by read: the . minutes; of the 1959'
reunion, and gave .the. treasurer's
report.
Glen Stanley moved that
Sharon ' 'Hodgins would' be •-the
e's000.
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You, too, 'can prepare for a superior
position. in business by securing a B:E.A...
diploma - :- rr one issued by The Business
E.ducatorS' Association' of- Canada.
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GODERICFI BUSINESS 'COLLEGE • is.
Goderich's B.E.A., School.
'All final examinations at the GODERIC -I
BUSINESS COLLEGE , are set and grad
ed by the Board. of Examiners. of the
B.E.A. - - . Canada's Dominion; -wide
Association of leading private ' busines's
schools.
Ambitious young. people should.. • enrol
early., for the next'' class. starting .on.
.Tuesday, 'September. 6th,
Special courses for ,young women and.
for :young men. Send for full informa-
tion.
34 'East Street
Goderich,
one :J'Ackson 4-8521
Secretary -Treasurer fore the .term, Sunday in July.
of 1961 62.and this was second- 'Mrs. Perry :Hodgins .reported
ed by Mrs. Harvey Anderson prices 'on . printing the, e, Percy
.:'The 'picnic' for 1061 l' to beI
family .history: • • '
held at:Kincardine' en the third ' Prizes: were ` . iven �to the
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1 youngest grandmother on• -the
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re you plannin
for your home:.
atter what ' reference, in siding,
Nom h.tYourP
we' an supply
e . a d : comfort to our.. ho ne : d
ds beauty � comfort
Si mg a t3' , Y rri , .a�
greatly '. increases - silts value; or a very 'reasonable 'cost.
FOR EXAMPLE
To cover an average home 24' x 30' with
NUMBER, ONE/INSULATED . SIDING,
or
WITH .NUMBER 1 ASBESTOS,:and CEMENT SIDING
waterproofed with clear..,. silicone, ' glazed surface,
attractive' celou s, costs on,ly $31� 44,cornpletelyap
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plied with all the necessary .strappidg,'.,etc.
If you
wish to pay by the • rnoizth' the payments would
be as:• low as $16.00. per Month.:
We will gladly give ;you 'a: free 'estimate,, for your .home
with no obligation.' • '
ALSO' ' AVAILABLE;' ••
LUMINtJ1Vi SIDING • WOOD BEVEL SIDING
'BRICK.•
. ,NI�IIN�1��N'NM`I1NI. 1I,►L►1IIi�
FRESH. CEMENT 'IN •STOCK
JOHN W. HENDERSON
LUMBER LTD..
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grounds, Mrs; Alex • 'Percy; and
the youngest :Percy;;grandfather.,: Geo.:
Mr and. Mrs: N. E. Hal-
denby had the largest family.
present.. The person coming . the
farthest distant . was : Jim •'Encil
and ° family of Chapleau, Ont..
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,The ;boy under twelve' with the:
' birthday closest ; tothe picnic
was Wayne Percy :and •the ,girl
was Valerie 'Ellen. The youngest
child . present was 'Kimberly Su=
n
sa' aldenby. The .:gra'ndpar•'ent
with the:e .most . grandchildren.
present was Mrs. John Barra The
'oldest Person. 'present was Geo.
Hodgins. ,
The ' afternoon. \ was• spent in
renewing old acquaintances and
1. water sports
CULROSS' • CORNERS' '
Mrs. Alec Whytotk had. a
q pleasant» surprise Thursday af-
•ternoon when a: girlhood : friend
and • her husband, and family of
Saskatchewan` . cled . ;There,
'were: also. souse, from Ottawa
airing,
Miss Beverley' 'Wall has re-'
turned: home 'after holidaying
with Miss Joan. Shewfel't, . Mil-.
lax-tdn
Mrs." Wil l.iarXi Brewer, Toro.n
to, is. 'holidaying with. her par,
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enitw. Mr, and. ,Mrs.' John Ross.
'Billy Wall has, returned 'to his
ho�rrxe-`i.n Walkerton after 'visit-
,ttobezt ,Ftrgusoza9 Winni-
peg, spurt Thursday with . her
(,.:ousiiJ, Mrs. Jas. Wraith,'
r
Met ,beii. of the Eolyroed Sup-
ter
up-r ;r •i ettr.nd.',d, ",.Achieyernent Day
u .Walke/ton ''On 'Friday„ l✓Adh
gi "l was pu . entz d •with a spoon.
1 41 ralaine. 'Meyer • van bonne
fr°rattn Clinton for the event, •
MiWA, Doris Wali ,arid Bernice
"J":"aainp7340• are' bol rjayini; ' with.
Jraari She / a! i:, :"rlil'larton.
Robert Keith, Donna grid
,Douglas.,and Mrs. Duncan •Keith
were .guests' of M. and Mrs. Jas:. '
•wraith.''. •
Mr.• and Mrs. ,'Don Robertson
and •family, " Milton, spent the
week end with Mr: and Mrs.
'John Schumacher•. '
Linda and' Larry Hendersori,•
Lucknoware,, holidaying . with
their .grandparents; Mr. and Mrs..
Jas, Wraith.:,
.Sunday visitors with' Mr. and
Mrs: Tom Stewart' were, Mr.
Mrs. �li
. '.William ' aldenby, .Kin;
lough, iy t, ;and Mrs.. -.Gerald 'Ste-
wart and Miss'Walterina' Wilkie,
Kincardine ,and Mrs. Ian Mc
Pherson and Elizabeth, 8th cion.
Mr,, Jack `Morrison and Penny.
of Uxbridge, 'spent the weekend
with Mrs.' A. 'Green, :and boys,
Mr, and. Mrs. Frank' Green and•
boys visited Sunday at the same.
home.
Zion United Church W M.S
Mrs . Peter Cook held. the
children's
hild en s meeting .
at h r'.•
home
.with 24 ladies, 5 visitors 23
children in attendance. Christian'
Stewardship was' read by Mrs:
:Jim Hunter; Visitors' for shut
ins are Mrs. ,William G. Hunter
and 'Mrs. Allan' 'Ritchie. Mrs.
Jack Gardner is to get the pro-.
gram for August. Talent money
of $2.50 . was handed. .in, ' Mrs,'.
Gordon. Kirkland has samples
of everyday . cards for anyone
.wishing •to .order. Mrs: Harvey
Ritchie . was in charge of the,
children's program: piano solos,
:.Ann Ritchie; Wanda Hunter. and
Donna Ritchie, duets,'Nancy'
lirklannd and . Marilyn Brooks,
"Wise 'Man And The Foolish::
Man'. Recitations, Brian Ritchie,
Janet Ritchie and Jimmy.. Rit
chic;. sole,, Elaine Cook, ".Garde
ens of God";, the hymn "Jesus
Wants. Me For A ,Sunbeam" by
Brenda Ritchie, Charlene •and
,Jean Anderson,Barbara W i1'*ins •
,arid Elva Ritchie; story by Mrs.:
Harvey ,Ritchie "An'Old . Man • i
Propering His 'Meal," Lunch and',
ice cream was .served., with, cones
• for /the. children. Mrs: Kaiser
closed With prayer. I.
'. ZION
Mary, McAuley of Toronto ..is
visiting.; with Anne . Ritchie..'
Mr. and: Mrs Bill Hunter, and
Larry 'visited . with : Mr and Mrs,
Jerry Cranston on. Sunday
The ' Junior :Farmers : are' hold ;
inga service 'in Hacketts church'
next, Sunday evening.at ;8 p.m:
with 'the Rev. Mr. •Richard's' as
speaker.
. and 'Mrs. 'Charlie Ander-
son, and family spent :..Sunday
with ken Gardner of Ipperwash.;
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Fink and
Mr. and. Mrs. Plaskette and fare-
ily visited. one day .lastweek
with Mr; and Mrs,. Frank Rit
chie. Miss Audrey Ross' is
ing a,.few days,' also.:
• There wi11 be a church service
'on., July..31st 31st .at 11' . o'clock with
Mr. Lloyd Ackert as our speak-
er.: Sunday School will . be at
10:45,
Outdoor BOys ;
A foursome of Zion lads, I en
ny ,Kirkland; Larry Hunter,
Douglas Alton and Ron •Gardner,
ranging .in age • froth- 11 . to 13
years, have completed. a .5.,day
camping, outing, And they didn't
have ,to, 'go'far rom home, They'
pitched their 'teftts in' ''a ravine
beside what: ' is; known as the
"brick pond field on •'Charlie
Anderson's farm. With,:pony, and
democrat, the lads' '"rnoved. in
their supplies, set up •their tents
and batched ' .it by preparing.
their meals;: overan open fire.
Perishable food was kept in cov-
ered containers in . the cool wat-
er of the 'spring -fed pond',
TWO TO TAXV BYJINESS
COURSE. AT: LONDON
R.ePresentaeof th•e Wells;.
Business Acadetivmy were in L>xck'
now on Mondasy, . intc�•viewlnS
prospective' students. Karen Al.
nold` "has, registered for the exe,
cutive .secretarial course 'and
Lois Conley for the stcnographio
secretarial couz se.,
The fait term opens 0 c>ri Sep'
tenber 6'tii. , ,
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