The Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-02-15, Page 6P.AE SIX:
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO • WEDNESDAY, .FEB. 1Sth, 1967
LOT WI:: CLEARANCE
ON DEP'Ell ® =LE . GARS
1967 Models
SEVERAL TD CHOOSE FROM
1966 FORD Custom 500, 4 door, . :
1966 CHEV Impala, 4 door hardtop, V8 automatic
1965 FORD, V8 automatic transmission, radio
1965 DODGE Polars, 4 door hardtop, V4
1964 MERCURY, I/s ton truck
V Stationwagon, 4 ,door,. V8 automatic transmission
1964 CHE •'
1963.PONTIAC,'6 :Cylinder, 4. Door Standard, Transmission
1963 MERCURY,.4 door;
1961 PONTIAC,4 door
1961 FORD,:14 dooc,sedan, standard 'transmission •
1961: CHEV, 4 door, 6 cylinder standard transmission
1960: RAMBLER, 4 Door, 6, Cylinder
1960:,pONTIAC, 4 door, V8 automatic
1958 CHEV, 6 cylinder, 'standard transmission,
SEVERAL OLDER MODELS
THESE AND 0ThERS
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ONE 523-4342
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BROWNIE NE
1ST LLICKNOW PACK
(by Cheryl. Hackett)
The Brownies met in the base-,
ment of the Town Hall .on.Wedne-
sday „February 8. Fairy Ring was
held and Cheryl Hackett. was
Fairy Queen.
Some of the Brownies' worked on•
the Semaphore while others` were
learning: how to knit. Some.learn-
ed; God' Save the Queen and O
Canada.'
•
During PowW ow Brown Owf led'
in'a game.; The meeting closed
with the squeeze and: the Swedish
Prayer.
.
kaUdahii
NOW
THERE'S ONE
MORE GOOD
REASON
WHY YOU
SHOULD. CONVERT
YOUR PRESENT
EQUIPMENT :T0
SAFE, ECONOMICAL
OIL' HEAT ti
It's easy to convert to oil. We have a complete
line of top quality Esso Heating .Equipment to
Esso burner —$1.85 a month.•
choose from •.
Complete Esso oil furnace unit —$4.95*
month. And now, with Esso heating equipment,'
we can arrange for you to get Esso Home Heat`
Service, at `-no cost. Your best guarantee . foe
continued' home ,heating: comfort.
*installed to your existing dwet N/
ROY HAVENS
• • d
.Plurribing.and Heating Phone .528-3012 Lucknow
ESSO. OIL -BURNER SALES. and SERVICE,
HOME HEAT SERVICE"
•
Ezra, Scholtz
Has Heart Attac
WHITE.CHURCH NWS
We are sorry :to .report Ezra
Scholtz,who: has been laid up
for sometime with a heart -condit-
ion, on Thursday evening suffered;
a' heart attack and had to be re.
moved to,Wingham and District
Hospital by ambulance: The
community and his: many friends''
wish for him a "very speedy recov,
cry.
.Mr: and Mzs'. Archie Young and
their. son Bill and grandson.Brian
of Blyth, visited, on Friday with, Mr.
and Mrs; 'Victor Emerson: and with'
Mrs. Maud Haggitt at Pinecrest
Manor,. Lucknow. • •
Mr. and Mrs. Fred'! Tiffin,
Russell Ritchie, Mrs. Charles. Tiff=
in., Mrs. Clark Johnston and'Jan
ette were in London on Sunday.
Mrs. 'Johnston • and.Janette visited-
with Mrs. Charles Johnston, at
Victoria: Hospital while the others
visited with Charles Tiffin and
Mrs. Ritchie at $t. Joseph's Hosp-
ital,.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs
Gershon) Johnston of. Winghain••
were Mr,. and Mrs.:' Jirrr•'Johnston,
Paul,Ruth Ann and Carol -Ann of',''
Listowel, and Mr., and Mrs.' Ted
Robinson,' Judy, Janis and Bill of
Donnybrook.
Mr, and Mrs. Ed Marsh were,
°Sunday ;visitors .w.ith. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank :Ross
Jack .Tonkin of Fergus visited
on Tuesday ,with , Mr. and . Mrs'.
Albert 'Coultes and Mr. and Mrs.
John, Gatlin. .
• Mr. and Mrs. Don Ross' and
.familywere in Owen'Sound on•
Thursday.
-Spending,the:'week end with
,their parents Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
Beecroftwere Janet Beecroft of
• London and David Beecroft,
student 'at Technical school,
Toronto. •
• •Lyle Coultes of Toberrnory was a
Sundayvisitor with Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Coultes . .
Mr. and Mrs. • Alex Coulter, Mr :•••
and Mrs: Dawson Craig Were in
London on Saturday and visited
with Patsy Coulter. 'Mr.. Craig
;also visited with 'Ch.ailes.Tiffin at
St. Joseph's Hospital. .
This' commuriity extends their
sympathy to. Mr. Jack Aitchison
and family and other relatives
:in the passing of Mrs -Aitchison .:
last week' , ,
Mr. 'and Mrs. Dawson Craig and,
Harvey were Sunday visitors with
Mr. • and Mrs:`Bill'Peacockc of;
•Bluevale.
Mrs. Doris .Willis visited •on Sun'
day with Mrs'. S. C. Willis of Gow:
anstown. °
Mr. •and' Mrs. Gershom Johnston
'of ' Wingham returned home on
Tuesday .after spending•a few days
with Mr, and Mrs. Jack Johnston
and family of London:
George. Greig of Goderich spent:
the week end with Mr. and Mrs.
Gershom Johnston of W Ingham
Mr, and Mrs. William Evans were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs..
Oliver Anderson: of 'Auburn. ,
Flowers placed in Chalmers Pres-
byterian Church on Sunday were in
`memory of, the late •Mr's. Jack
Aitchison. ,
This community' extends' sympa
thy to•Mrs: Robert McNall and '
family in •the passing of Mr.;
McNah, Mr -'and Mrs. ,Mc 1 and.
family farmed.for a few. years in
this area on the farrn now owned by
Bud: Sutton •
:,Mr. and. Mrs. Don Gray, Bonnie,
Tommy and Donald:of London
spent the week end with Mr., and
.Mrs: Tom Magoffin..
We are pleased to report that
little Jerry. king, sonof Ivlr,•and
Mrs.. Joe King of•Culross• who had
his tonsils. and adenoids removed
Poultry
to
breeders
profito
.
guide
• Shaver Starcross 288
;s?r Ranked .at..the top of ali layers
,"(white & brown eggs) in a 5 -year
:..::.....: • summary (1961.65). of random.
tests in, Canada and the United
`:. States. The Shaver Starcross 288
• '_• • was designed asa high producerof
•:.::• ..
• eggs on minimum• feed rin any en:
.vironment.lt is backed by proven,
performance in over 50 countries.,
•`(12.mo."egg production 250-280)
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1
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. , Shaver Starcross 555
This rapidly maturing brown egg
. . layer is a prolific producer of large
, and extra: Targe eggs.; Its reduced
body:weight, improved feed .con-
-f. Version and outstanding record of
p1.: ;� livability ensure excellent profits.
Ideal for an exclusively brown egg
. • market:' •
• • . (12 mo.: egg production 240=270)
.
, ross 444
: Shaver Starc.
.. A'.Iar a white,.�roducer,'this'
• g egg p
J.rugged bird has exceptional vitality
;..,.;.,; ,,.: : and resistance' to respiratory coni,
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::::...•:: ;•::.::than ideal housing and .manage-
' ;: :::;':;: relent conditions: It is distinguish-'
� ed by its slightly heavier body and `
small black flecks in: the plumage-
(12 •mo.. egg production 250.,-280)
CHARLIE, BOYLAN ....\
HANOVER PHONE 364.4536
•
Swift
HATCHERIES
last week in Wingham and District
Hospital was able to return borne
on Saturday,' x.
EUCHRE PARTY
:•--Ori Friday evening February 10,
Y g y
Curries school held their:progress-
ive euchre party with 14 tables in
play. Those winning prizes were
high lady Mrs: ;Norman Coultes,
low lady , Mrs. Haselgrove , high
•.gent Bili Eadie, i'owgent Grant
Wilton., ^For. m
the most lone 'hands. in .
hearts, there were 3 and 'Mrs.. Brad
ley Galbraith won the draw :,• .The
.hosts and hostesses Mr. and Mrs.,
Jim Currie • Mr arid /Mrs. Lawer.
•ence Taylor served, lunch The
next...party will be held February
24 when Mr.' and Mrs. Gordon:
McBurney and Mr.' and Mrs.' Dick
Moore will be the' sponsors
"It's now your ,home'.
not -your debt.
,Your rnortgaged home is not yours as long .asthere are
payments to be 'made. .
If you should die prematurely, what would happen, to. ' A
your wife and children?
• Would-theyhave to move?
.• Would they have to adjust.to neer surroundings? •
• Wold they have to find new friends•?
•:Would.the children have to change' schools?.,
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For mortgage protection—call me today.
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R.R. 2 Lucknow
. Phone Wingham -357.1987
SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA
A MUTUAL. C'OM PANY
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All Va
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nd obis tr
organizations
and the.' Feder
are not so dif
farm .groups.'
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Presidenrof
Federation of
a meeting of
in Elmwood •t,
.called by the
to discuss wa�
ing the two. g
:assessirig the
Auley .said .tfi
fair discussio'
honestly and,
situation in b
groups togeth
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Organizer, h�
difference be
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night...The C
government.
membership.
that I arketit
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and saying II(
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the union ni
control govei
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which they
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abide 1y eerie
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Broiler Grow(
as ex"ali pie•
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fed that govl
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