The Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-02-22, Page 3iNE,$ppy,^FEB, 22nd, X9¢7 : THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,, ONTARIO
PAGE`THREE
Domestic .Shortening
SAVE. Sc, 1 LB:
Pineapple Juice , .
ALOHA HAWAIIAN, UNSWEETENED, 48 OZ.
Bacon
COLEMANS EPICURE .KINDLESS
ke Cream
ien'ers
S.
SUNSPUN,. SAVE 13c, PINT •BRICKS'
Ched-.R-Spr�d.
MAPLE LEAF, SAVE 10c, 16 OZ.
Kist ,„.. . 6ingergle, Pepsi Cola
and.Mountdin Qew
b Large $ottles For 99c hamburg Buns: Qr .
Wiener Rolls
Midget: Hams
MAPLE LEAF; SAVE 3:0c, 1% LB.
Lunch�on Meat
KAM, SAVE 12c, 12 OZ.
•
;••••••••c•io,•ii :••• •••••..r..:
Bananas
Tang.
ORANGE CRYSTALS, SAVE
Tuna Fish
CLOVER: LEAF, :SOLID WHITE MEAT;.
SAVE 9c;. 7 OZ.
SUPREME, `SAVE ..9.c, 8's:,•
c, 6�ls.OZ.'
iSS Roes
WESTON, CHOCOLATE OR RASPBERRY,'
REG. 39c,, 4 TO PKO.
• •c•••••••.r•••A.it* i'Sa i. ••
c
Coloured Margarine 3-79c
ROSE BRAND, PURE VEGETABLE, SAVE 22c,
1 LB: PARCHMENT
CreaiflCorn
CULVERHOUSE ,CH SAVE'. 23c, 19: OZ
iereeee,ii.•lei•••s •te; •• •o •• ai•i•••ie• io• etis•itftw•ei• o:440 t'•••••:
ucKno�
•.'LISTEN TO; C.K:N.X:: FOR' DETAILS:
_' A. DISHWASHER IS GIVEN AWAY,: EVERY.•
RLDAY. .•
l's
PHONE 5.28'-3001 FREE DELIVERY '.
isits' Relatives
!Western nCanada
ArS' C
aswell' acL<ett and ' son'. :
b Hunter of Lucknow.- •
.in on Tuesday.. of this week for'
t9 Alberta. .
ley will :visit with'her son'
ink.,'his wife and two children;.
b Hunter will 'continye on a
p'down through the States. Mrs.
cicett will visit with, her Baugh-
and other relatives at Delor-
te, Manitoba before returning
Lucknow. , 'They plan on being
ay three weeks.'(
1rs. ,liackett's uncle 'Frank
iters of Deloraine. Manitoba,
o had been visiting with her': in
cknow, `returned to'Mariitoba ,•
ththem,
rj
'HONE DR.
AT TAME:. TV CL INIC'
RIPLElf'' PH:O'NE .
and '.GENERALNI
' Mrs. Oscar ,Hodgins, Lynn and •
Mervin/ spent last weel<=end in.
London':with .Qscar.Hodgins'and'.
sons Melvin, Alvin, Laverne ,
Chester and their families. Oscar
'has been in, London 'since Sunday.,
February 12th awaiting' admittance
to hospital there. -Mrs. 1;1odgins
and:boys had accompanied Mr.
;;and' Mrs.. Eldon Miller to London,
who Visited with Eidon's.,rpother.,:.
•Mrs .Jack Miller and sister Mrs.
'jack Sparks.
r ..
l:larry Wall of R. R;; �� , Lticknow
is "a patient in.Winghaui and Dist:
,rict,l-ltispita•1 with pneumonia.,
;Rev:. and Mrs NJ .% . Willis re
turned to their .horne it St,: He.1
' ens after being in. London for •
two and one'half weelrs. •,hi'rs.
Wllis.stayed With her,datghter,
Mrs. Don Chapman while ”
Ilev. Willis was a patient'at.
Westbiinster Hospital there.
.
Two New'.Teachers
lar. and Mrs. Ted,Avis and, '
. daughter -Michelle have moved •
from Stratford to. Oshawa to..rnalie ,,0.-:.,..1......i.....-
o•Soho°off
,..: _ ,p,.y
' their home. Mrs. Avis is the for•
mer Joan'Crawford of Lue•ltnaw.
Mrs. Bill (Betty) Elliott, Huron
Township and -Mrs.,. Eugene (Fran-
,
returned :C Johnstone of 1uc know, res).. Duke of, Kincardine have
d ' home ro . i
l l•CiOrla 1'los'= been hired•to teach at Ripley
homerton, �
pital in London on Wednesday of Moron 'Central• School comrnenci'rig
last weel< after being hospitalized 19arCh.lst.
for t zs following e e sag:*
• Mrs: Elliott will teach• Grade 2 .
wo weal f y g.. r
eq. in the; tr,ornin ,s rind remedial work
...t6 t,,,,,rittic: 1 tel ; rn •tlie arft•crnoons,
\frs, 1�t;il4r' Will. tc it'll C,rac: e :,
'Ken Nicholson of f uc.k,riow wars , , i�laic•Ti'.i� c?A tho rc�t�tt`G scsterir,
adntitted to•W'in �hafii and District ; • They MI' -rc'riL.rs Ing Mrs.,.''art
,r r.t 1 41. ' w," `r. „ .'[, tint • ‘ i .,z rr t cr x n.w t r`+t(rY�
X..I'47:1'T .1Ct �-i•....5'•Y P"k.:llne .C,• I�rv...4. a Y n i. . .rv. . .^c...,.. ..
'week. both of •1.Itirou.'1ownship w;
Charles, .Anderson of Ashfield
Township, a great-grandson of'.
'the First president °of the West
Wawanosh 'Mutual Fire Tnsurance
Company, was elected a •director
of the company by acclamation
at their 88th annual' meeting at
the Parish H a,.l ; ' Duna.nnon oil : ,
Friday. afternoon.' '
Three ,directors completed'
their three year term this year, ,
Brown Smyth ,of Dungannon,
George C. Feagan 'of. Goderich'
and Allan Maclntyre of Lucknow,
• Allan Macintyre did not
seek re-election to the director's '
:position and Charles Anderson
was'the only one nominated to'
fill ,,this; post. Mr. •Smyth, and. Mr..
Feagan werereturned to office
:also by acclamation. .
'Nominations received from' the.
floor- for. the'positi;ons•were,
Br S '
ovyn myth by -Vctor'�l:rringion
and Harvey ATton
George Feagan'by Robert Sowerby,
and James' Stevenson. •
Charles A"tderson+by:Al'Irwin and.'
Allan Ritchie." •
Brown Srrryth and.George Feagati
are both directors of lOng-'service'
'to the company, The new director
Charles Anderson is 'from a,
family. which•has: been closely:,
connected' with the, Insurance Co
mpany 'over the years.of its oper-
ation., His great grandfather,
Charles Girvin , was the first presi
dent of the :com.pany and was'ass-
ociated with 'the company until his'
death in March 1898 Hugh Girvin,
. Charlie's .grandfather , 'completed
his `father's term and at rhe next,.,
annual meeting was appointed to
the Board However, a short time.•
after,: 'Hugh died quite suddenly
and his ;brother James Girvin filled
in and continued •to serve on '.the ..'
Board until 1927:
The first-orga•nization•meeting
of the .company was held on
`Decem:b'er•.30th, 1878 at which:
:time seventy, were iri favour of
.forming the -Insurance Company . .1
and twelve'opposed. A committee
'ofJames Johnston.'Johri Baillie, •
Charles Durnin; Edward Smith''
McLean,' Robert hItrrray,
Archibald Anderson, Charles Coir-.
John Glen and Robert, Ilarri ;-:•
on uiere appointed` to forrii.'a
pany'accordin•g,'to the,pro<risiorls
of the..insurance a.ct of,.th.at tinge.„.
The.'compaliyit'ar.ted,business of
April`3th . 1879 with seven direr -
tors ,, Charles Girvin ,' Charles
1)i�xnii .;', Tit ornas 1 Finlay , W 11
.Jam. Farquharson, .John Canteldn.
,Edwin C,aunt, Thomas H. Taylor: •
'Charles Girvin; great-gra►idfa'thet
'of the new director of l96,1
,was the .first president .of the'.
. p.
cornpany. •Thornas Pinlay'was
vice president and ,Robert: -Murray
secretary -treasurer . • ,
At the, first annual meeting in
•
1880; $202.300 insurance was in
force ,, ' Losses •for the first:.year'
totalled $ 321':
old Errington. The secretary also
• ;ave a detailed breakdown of the
auditors' report which, was, •
accepted on a'rnotion of Frank
Hamilton and Victor Errington:'
The firm of auditors, Touche,
Boss, Bailey •and Smart; who have
.been auditing theD West Wawanosh
books for some time , had sub•mitt_
ed a report to the company which.
indicated that -they were: the only
Mutual company in this.area being
audited by the.tr.firm , and that
one man on their, staff :only did
'this type of•'auditing. Too re-enga.
ge this firm, the cost was to^be
-doubled. Other auditing firms in
•the area.had been contacted Y •;On
a motion of Clarence Hanna and
• Joseph Dunbar , A. �1. Harper and
Co of . Goderich were engaged to
'do future. auditing at a price com
parable to what'has .been paid pre-.,
viousiy; to; the forme•r;auditors.
Directors of the insurance cone
pany all spoke briefly outlining
;various problems• which existand
suggesting ways: of improving the
company. They were Brown Sijiyth
Georrge Fea:gan,: Herion Irwin„
CON!'1;'NUEO'1\?•PAGE 14
LUCKNOW I,
UNITED CHURCH
Rev. R L.: Sticlittg, WA.; , B`.D
Minister'
1
FEBRUARY 26th ,
10:00 a.m. Adult Bible. Class
and Sunday School,
I • 11:00 .a:m. Morning Worship'
,
STEWARDS MEET . at the
Church' :House: on Thursday,
8 p.m.
'LET. THIS BE :YOUR
DECISIONS..
Since Jesus is "The Amen,,
prime source of God's crea-
tion
reation, He 'shall ' be: the prime
soure of all' m thoughts and
•
e y g
iacts..
.
,Lucknow
Presbyterian C'hurcl
Rev. .Roderick. MacLeod ,-
Minister. ,•
FEBRUARY 26th
10.00 a:m. Sunday, School.
4:00 ', a.m. ' Morning ' Worship
Y.
z
T. PETER'S'
NGLIGAN
arIURCH'
Direct policies in force this year; 'Rev,. Stanley E. Jay, B A , B>D.
88, years after the company was Reetor
.formed, are -$48,867,971. 3
Lent
President 14;0 '•Caesar , c'omplet,-
Ing a .iwo year tern) in this ,<Office,
FEBRUARY 26th
presided, for Friday's meeting. lie.
'.rerported a $20,401 net gain: for
the year. bosses for.•the 'year were
( x
$�4l , u3'(3, .down considerablyc._ b
cause of a'drop in losses from ligh•
te't1in� of•.a,hout $10,000. There'
was 'antlrncrease'durin', the year 61
about $3,Ob0,O0i in total incur
arca iri.for'ee •
f ratxlz 1.liorrr} son, , E cretatry treat ,
Bluer of the company. rea'd•the,.
Y
minutes which were adopted on a
rl'.UC IUI10 r1J 'lir >I1L'fwoou drlu
'Church S•chools '10:15' a.m.
;Morning` Prayer 11':15. a. m v
Series -of 4 Topics
MAN' AND:HIS CHURCH
Topic 1— Thursday, .February
23rd, in St. Peter's Parish -Hall, at
8:30 p•m. "Educators and' The
Church." , .
Panel --- Ron Ashkanase, Stuart
Collyer, Madame Mr St. Hilaire,-
The
ilaire, •The :communityis invited.