The Lucknow Sentinel, 1970-07-22, Page 7• WEDNESDAY, JULY 22nd, 1;970 '
Lcr, •s �r..o� �"�.�-.� Vis. ;.�.-
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
PAGE SEVEN
HotiouredyBy.
Nursing Home:.
Staff Members
• KINLOUGH NEWS
Mrs, Weir Eckenswiller who has
resigned from the staff of the Car-
ruthers Nursing home was honour-
ed when the 'members with whom
she had worked for, the past silt
years, gathered'at her home and
. presented her w ith, a gift: A • ..
short_program was enjoyed me u3=
ing an address. Lunch was .served
and a pleasant time was
enjoyed. .
'Following is the address:
Dear -Grace -
We have come to your home
this evening to spend a social .
time with you since we learned
you were leaving the staff of the
Carruthers 'Nursing home. where.
.you have faithfully fulfilled your
duties and nursing care •for •the
past 6 years. You were Congen-
ial and cooperative to work with
and we will all miss you', as well
as your good sense .of humour ;;
which helped. to brighten. the
days:
all -know. -,
It's the'1ittle'things in life.that
count
Small.cares of everyday
The kind way, that we do them:
The tender words we say.
%smil —a } andcllas given to. Arnold• .F.a caner. , -
those .
-John Mciflfles
Heads
WHITECHURCH ,NEWS
The Falconer , 'McInnes Picnic
was held on Sunday, July 12 at.
South Side Park, Woodstock ..
where around 80 gathered for the
noon dinner.
•
' During the afternoon'races {Vere
'held under the leadership of'Mrs
Dan Tiffin and:;Mrs. 'George Fish-
- efiifh the following winners
Girls 5:and'under, Heather McIn-
nes;. •boys under 5, Bruce McInnes;
.girls 6 8; Beth Ormston; boys.
6.- 8, 'Murray Thornton; 'girls 9 -
10,. Linda Wall; boys 9 10,E Gary
McInnes; girls: 11 - 12, Mae Thorn-
ton; boys 11' 12 Tim Forster;•
girl's 13 and ,Over , Doris. Fisher;
.'boys 13 and over Douglas Tiffin;
lady shortest skirt, Marie
McInnes; clipping in, newspaper ,
Helen Thornton- oldest man , -
Tom McInnes; oldest lady, Mrs.
Carruthers; .youngest person,
Brian Moir; largest carload ,:Mr. •
and Mrs. Jack Thornton and 'fain
ily; .guessing buttons, Joe
McInnes; coming the farthest,
Mr.,_and Mrs.. Stewart-; a rrot ----
relay; Dorothy. Falconer's relay
team; pie plate .race , Mr. and..
Mrs. Harry Moir; toilet tissue
race, Mrs. Morley Petteplace;.
'blindfold rade, Mr.. and Mrs.
Whose day just seems so sa
But your "hello in a loving tone,
Will make the whole day glad.
- A- kindly greeting here or•theref
On which so rn ich depends
And many pleasure.rs we have
shared.
Just because we're friends
Please accept this remembrance
On behalf of allof us._
The Nursing :Staff.
NFU Meeting Held
At Ingersoll
Ari-mportant meeting was held
by the 'National Farmers at the
Ingersoll arena on:Friday July
• 17th. • •
Following ten days of picket-
ing.
icket-ing. ane elks., an agreement was
drawn up between Borden's and
.the N . F. U . This agreement .was
signed by the Borden's presrdent-
and then.. brought to the N.,F.U.
meeting. After it was read and
• discussed the terms of the agree. -
Med were•,rafitted by .the ..N. F.
LJ, members. •
This-is._ihe-first-time--that-ani -
agreement has 'been made be-
tween a big corporation and .a
_ farm 'organization.
Walter Miller stated that the. ,
N.F. U; had done in ten days what
Mr. Olson and the Federal Go:' iern-
John McInnes of uluevale was •
elected President. .in 1971 the
picnic will be held at Gorrie
Park•the' second -Sunday ,in. July. -
KINLOUGH
Congratulations 'to Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Brown (Brenda. Hald-
enby), who were married .on Satur-
day in the Anglican. church.
Mr. and. Mrs., Arthur Graham ant
Mrs. Dorothy Thompson of Sault
Ste. Marie.visited during the ' .
week with relatives ,and 'friends
here., .
• Mrs;- Elva Spiers of Sarnia visit.
ed duting the week with her cous-
in Mrs. William. Cox,and wit r-
and Mrg. Jack'Scott.: '
Week -end ,visitors.. with Mr. And
Mrs. Art Haldenby were Mrs.. Roy
Culley, Mri and Mrs, Wilfred.
Culley and daughters Susan, .Cher-
yl,.
her-yl,. Nancy and Lisa of Scarborough.
Mrs. Roy Culley remained with
her sister for a longer visit;
Murray Barr spent a few days
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mor-
ley Bushell. at Wingharn•
A family. 'gathering as held at
• the Ka irshea hall for 1 r . 'and' Mrs.
,Charles Burt, their family and
grandchildren, numbering 52 in
all.
Mrs. Bill Burt visited'. during
xhe_w_e-ek with_her_nie.ce::Mrs. -
Angus Roppel• at Hamilton.
Miss Pam Janssen is visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman
.
Sutton._ •
Blair. and Barry. Bushell'of Wing-
ham visited driving the week with
Mr • and Mrs. Jack Barr. .
Miss' '•Marlorre, Burt returned
from Braeside ,Camp where she •
'spent the past few weeks.
•M sses• ia'nnellarri'son (truknp
ADMINIST
•
•
Applications are invited for the position of
Assistant Administrator for Bruce ' Lea . Haven, .a
92 Bed Bruce County Home for :the Aged located
in Walkerton.
•Excellent working conditions. Fringe benefits and salary
commensurate with g and experience.
' ,The ideal' candidate will, have secondary education, some
administration experience, a demonstrated interest in elderly
persons. He or she should be willing to undertake studies in the
field.
Copies of the 'necessary. Application Form may be obtained
from and final, r, aplios should thereafter be submitted in proper
form to: • .
T. H. ALTON,
Secretary -Treasurer,
Bruce-Countyjioniesr
Box 70,
WALKERTO.N, ONTARIO
CLOSING DATE AUGUST 7, 1170'
•
,et) and Jeannette Barr (piano)
played on the program at the
Lions Carnival at Lucknow on
Thursday evening..
'Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Hedley
•and family Misses Edna and May
Boyle were among the guests who
attended the Brown-Haldenby
wedding on Saturday.
Mrss Clare.Sparling and Doug-
las of Walkerton spent Monday
at the home of :her father Mr
'George .
.Geo 'Haldenby,. g
We are sorry to report • that
'Russell Hewitt who has been a ,
patient in St. Joseph's`Hospital,
London underwent/major. surgery 1�
last week. .We wsh him '
!improved-W:1.th.• Mrs. Hewitt
is, also. a ptient there having•
hip urer some time
!undergone Pmsg y oe .. • �
ago.. •
rent .had failed to do and'
couldn't: do because big business
wouldn't let them. He,said that'
. this was a great accomplishment
but it was only round one - the
:fight has- just •begun.
Bi11• Langdon spoke briefly ,
and stressed tothe members'that,
increased' •mernbershipe was the
-key to future-su�ccessF=-=
y
Otto Pruce discussed the educa -•
tion tax and. told those present
to let all N, F'.•U 'members
know
that alt members are to
withhold their municipal tax in .
rotest 'otifiie u► air
•. _
p LdR S�istei2l,• "
Collective bargaining agencies
have been set up by the N. F; U
for both corn and soya beans. •
This is the first tithe farmers
have been •able to set the price
for their own product.
`Several carloads from this.
district attended the meeting on
' Friday.ni.ght,.
$80,000.00 Stock Reduc
ELLWOOD
S PORTING GOODS OF
QUALITY SINCE 1937
COMPLETE
STORE - WIDE
•
cr, Pec-canization Sale'
SALE
CLINTON
SALE STARTS
10 A.M. THURS.
JULY 23 AND WILL
CONTINUE TO AUG. 29
ENTIRE STOCK
ON SALE
WE ARE SELLING OUR SONG ESTABL SHED BPSINgS4.Ik CLINTON.
BECAUSEWE ARE IMPORTERS ANDHOLESALERS WE. HAVE AN IM=
NiENSE INVENTORY SID BEFORE7THIE NEW OilV1y�RS TAKE OVER.
WE MUST 'REDUCE THIS STOCK IMMEDIATELY
THEBEE'DtRE: EVERY ITEM IN THE STORE WILL BE GREATLY, REDUCED
GUNS•FISHING' GEA1;, . SPORTS CLOUDS AND EQPT. - cow, AND cAYri•AGE
r1'ft0'iriCOW SALETPRICB
•
IT'S AN. OPPORTUNITY OF A -LIFETIME TO ACQUIRE. THE VERY BEST
QUALITY SPORTS GOODS—AT UNIQUE SALE DISCOUNT PRICES. DON'T MISS
IT. SALE STARTS THURS., JULY 23 and RUNS UNTIL -AUG. 29.
Every item, -in the -store -will -be -clearly -SALE -1 RIG D: --Y an see nd ,ompare : 1 s e prices with the original!
All otf merchandise isof top, Brand Name Quality. Guns of all types, "WINCHESTER" - "SAVAGE" - ".REMING
TO along with
the finest crafted EUROPEAN imports. . All popular • brands of ammunition Reloading tools and
com nnby ents • "LYMAN" & "RCBS", and others. ,Camp . supplies and gear by -
`COLMAN" - "PRIMUS"
Po
"WOO S". Hunchedia other tet ms, ROD ,. LURES,:POLES,. ^,AC F -M I TE-SUPp
Items for tamp and cottage AND EACH AND EVERY ONE IS ON SALE! Because we are .importers and Whole-
salers, we canoffer you SALE PRICES -on first quality,; brand name goods at LESS than so-called. `discount'
prices. .
My personal collection of Antique guns and pistols will also be offered for sale along ''with a . collectionof earl.
y
Canadian ANTIQUE household items. These will all be SPECIALLY SALE PRICED.
STORE_ HOURS, 10 A.M, TO 8 P.M. DAILY — 10 A.M. 10 9 P.M. i-kI. & SAT.
LOTS OF FREE PARKING - ENTIRE WAREHOUSE OPEN TO ALL.
BRING THE FAMILY - ENJOY GENUINE BARGAINS— JUL. 23 —AUG 29
ELLWOOD EPPS SALE CLINTON
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