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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-10-08, Page 769 'WEDNESDAY', OCTOBER, $th,, 1%9' ItS gP • THE; 'LUCKNOW SENTINEL' / Deli;M 'a/iae e Ods atBas s*Prices 1969 Models :. SEVERAL TO CHOOSE FROM ' 1969' CHEV IMPALA .2 door hardtop • 196.9. PONTIAC 2 door ;hardtop.: 1969¢PLYMOUT.H, 2 door. hardtop .1969 METEOR, :4'door- sedan, V8 automatic, • power steering: 1967 PONTIAC t�' ra to Chief, 4 ,door; .6 cylinder.. automatic: 1967 FORD .Cu: 2 door; 6: cylinder automatic' •' 1967,FORD Custom;. 500,.4.door, V8 automatic 1967 CHEV Bel Air, 4 door • 1967 PONTIAC, 4 door, V8. automatici power steering 2 -- 1967 CHEV. Biscaynes,r 4 -door, • 6 cylinder. automatic 1966. CHEV. stationwagon x,965' .CHEW, Impala,. 2 door hardtop, . VS '1964 CHEV 4. door, ,Va automatle .-C-HE-V �stationwa on Y8 -automatic 1164 g �- 1963. METEOR/4 door, V8, standard. •transmission •X963 P;DNYIIILG, door,`. 6:• automatic. LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE SEVEN: Mari MacI ntyre Speaks To W.I.. The Lucknow Wo-rn11nstitute-= Being was-he1d: in their rooms Friday evening, October BO at eight o'clock. Mrs..A. T. Mac- Nay, the President, welcomed the ladies. The oper}.ing Ode and The Mary Stewart Collect was *given.. The roll call was .answered by what knowledge and 'qualities should a homemaker have? The minutes of. the ,September' ing ; a-lt ee e 11 .treasurer's report.wa.s given by the Secretary,- Treasurer, Mrs'. M. Greer. ' Different report's from : Conveners were given and Delegates were chosen -xo go the the Raily at Elmwood,, October 16Th, Training School in Walkerton and. Area Convention, ate Mount Forest in Early November. • 'The meeting was handed over to, - •• .0 RIPLEY 1.,.:J.A1T01 .Custom Butc.,hering; Curing ehd ,Smoking; Cutting and Wrapping.: ausagM k ng= Fait ;Fr!asi HOGS AND CATTLE ONLY 'ON WEDNESDAYS. With Two Big . Coolers, ' We Are Able To.Hang Your Beef From 1 To 3 Weeks Whaterver Your Requirements Are For Home Freezers We `Sell Choice Home Killed!. Beef,, Pork and Lamb In Any Quantity At Lowest Marketing .Prices •ALL MEATS ARE GOVERNMENT INSPECTED .FOR YOUR PROTECTION: A I17A.S.10O1 = P#tfl1'..:M . ABATTOIR 395-2905 the .committee on Home E. conomios and Health. Mrs. T.W. Joynt led in 'singing, the Maple leaf with Mrs. Wes Ritchie• at the piano. The song. was .v,ery suitable as the piano and tablewas decorated:With beautiful Maple Leaves_, The motto - O.ne can-valuewt- house to the last. penny but none can value a. home was taken: by ;.: r ' Mrs:. -5.: B-~Stothei5'L-the ,convener.: Musical. number's, by Mrs:. Scott and. —Mts. Conley on. 'piano and banjo were very much. enjoyed. • Mrs. Stothers,spoke: about Mrile.. Vanier being'honoured by. Physici . • ans. College - Toronto by. being presented, w ith. the Dr; ..Vic. John • stop award for 'family medicine in, Canada.' 1• - Mrs. A.. Wilson introduced Miss Mary'Macintyre, •:R N•;, who spoke on the Handicapped and different :Ways they' can be helped.'" At the: • nd-o-f -a-ve y -interesting address • Mrs. Stethers thanked the guest' and 'presented a gift to; her • ,Mrs. Joy* Y� t led, in. sig 8 singing in Juanita .. and. the meeting; closed *With* the SEVERAL. OLDER MODELS' SEE:THESE AND OTHE HONE 523.4342 uron Children's "Das help for' f amilies having, a,diff- icult time this .year. Early in, October our visitorwill id Seek Support call on these families to talk over whatever' is :needed -TT en our. vo September ,30 1969. TO the Editor.; At'the September meeting of the. Board of:Directors of. The -Children's • Aid Society of Huron County,, plans, were. laid for,providing some Christ: ‘• unteers willbegin at once to and select gifts, ,wrap them; and . pack boxes. for each faxnily There are already over sixty families on, our list for this year; and the num- ber can foreseeably double by Dec- ember ° It is imperative to begin at •once:. Our. volunteers .hope: to :finish;. packing the. boxes .in November so that our visitor can begin deliver- -mg: em ear rii lleeernber.. •w hope is to finish by December 15th: •It,was, suggested. that people wish ing to share in this wonderful work would like to: make it a Thanksgiving project. 1nthis way Contributions would come: to the Children''s Aid Society office in: Odtober: and. early .November so. that the sorting, selecting and wrapping can: be easilyaccomplish; ed.in. good time. What to send to us? Money: is always acceptable: because then we can use it to buy: what is suitable ; for each particular child. Woollen -andleirlterrai s are a ways use .diapers; • gifts. for children, especial. ly those over 12 years of a:e., and espec a y •.ys; games' for a family to enjoy; baby blankets; pyjamas for older children and.so on. ` Rem- ember: too,that these.gifts do 'not need to.be Christmas wrapped. The Children's Aid Society is most appreciative of the: many generous gift's contributed during this and former years, by the people of Huron County. 'It is what we share that spreads happiness,not only to the homes where it' is rec - ved-4 ut also rr�-aur-ow r We wish you all much joy. Sincerely,' 395-2961 Service In Ripley For Detroit Lady . MRS. P. LAVENDER ., Mrs. Priscilla Lavender of Det- roit died in Wayne ,County Hospital. Michigan Sunday September 28, following a lengthy illness. Mrs. Lavender was born in. Kincardine December 22, 1915 a d:aughter, of Mr. and' Mrs. Alec McDonald , of Huron Township. -She- attended -S... -LS -No--- 9 Hur:'on and Ripley high school. Surviving are two brothers ;: George: and Murray. Mc.Denald _, Riple; five. sisters, Mrs .DT . . J :.F. Wenzel:(Christine) and Mrs. Marvin Bobo (Betty) , Detroit; Mrs. Marg- aret'Oliver and .Mrs .. Helen . McDonald, Goderich; Mrs. Rudy Brandt (Jeany of Toronto. Funeral service was heldat the Mac Lennan=MacCreath, funeral home. Ripley with the Rev, George Ball officiating: Pallbearers were; Wilmei. MacKay, Allister MacKay ,.John McDonald , Walter Collins , Jim Tout .andSandy. McDonald... Inter- . ment was in Ripley cemetery. • Royal Queen and Grace. < . The hostesses :served lunch . • Can You Reny Your Paper Label'? • Can you read your Sentinel label and know what it means? If.: you can, •you're.one of the few. We don't make it difficult, intentionally but it seems to' give most people a lot of problems;. If your label reads August 32109." it means : your paper expired nugtrst 1969...- ..Lust, take.-.the:naine of menth.and thel last figure to the' right. and .yeti have the: answer " .' 9•, August . , When you. pay your paper we' take off the " 9" , on the' end and it now. reads. "August• 3210,, which simplified means'August 1970. Really verysimple, but : we don't. :,expect most of our subscribers to remember it. Just'send us a' cheque when .y),u`get •a statement • and we,.reallyd'on't: care.:how you • interpret the code: . A hamourous note came recently* Y with. a.letter. of renewal fram an octogenarian— He -sand _ "By look irrg..at =rny label L;see.I ampaid to 2109. I "just passed the 'four score mark and really, '•don't expect • to • live .that long" ians benell' nada Savi, ecia CONTACT ..i Canada Se in:gs Bonds.:Avai able `in 'd'enominations of (1..$590; S.1;000; 55,000, or S25,000: 'Casha:bl`e at any. time.for full farce value plus darned interest: Offering this year,:a• bigher-than=ever evera,ge an ua'l yield: of 8%. Which mea s ou' : iaye doub.lsd your.money by-tfa-.6•-t mA the bonds'mature in 9 years.. guy by instalments at the Bank of Montreal • Pay as little as 5%,down and the remainder'in easy.' payments' over a year. FOR i, R..R..2 Lucknow Phone' Winghunn 357.1987 , :. SUN .LIFE. ASSURANCE . COMPANY DF CANADA DOWN FOR A 00 BOND • (Miss) •Clare McGowan, LocarlYirector. , $25.00 ,. DOWN FOR -A, $SVO" BON X50.00 DOWN FOA'A 10OO°° Boyo - Bonds `The bon'd's that benefit 'all Canada Savings. Canadians.. Now at the Bank:oLM.©.ntre.a-I Canada's -First. Bank