The Lucknow Sentinel, 1971-09-15, Page 20PAGE TWENT
:THE. LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTA,
t,10 WEDNESDAY, S
TEMBRIR
epend
windfalls
The`` only. sure way to '
harvest money is to grow.
your'owtn, One of the easiest
•and'quickest -- and safest
-- ways .to grow money is
;to put it where it will bring
you eight • per cent --- i n
Victoria and Grey
Guaranteed Irivestment
Certificates. So bring.your
surplus cash in -- and bring
it in today,— and. watch it
grow and row and row . ,
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at Victoria and .Grey.
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TRU$T COMPA.N4Y 5.1N. 'E 1.889
Lealand . Hill, .. Manager
Elgin and Kingston
Streets
Oodericl 524-7381
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Visits Mother On"
80th Birthday
ZION NEWS
Mrs,, Frank Ritchie visited with
her mother, Mts. Mary McAuley,
on Thursday at Milton. It was.
the occasion of Mrs. Mc'Auley's
eightiethbirthday• and she was
able to have dinner out with her
visitors.. She resides.at l-Ialton.•
Centennial' Manor , IvPiltoh,,,. .
Birthday greetmgsare extended
from this .community,
Cong'r'atulations' to Miss Brenda
'Ritchie who was presented with' •
a bursary at Wingham Hospital.
byado
the � e �r ated registered nurs-
es' association. Brenda.was'
chosen to receive this honourdue:
to her high standing. in marks and
personality. in Wingharxi• District
High School and also because she
is entering training for hr, .
registered nurses' degree.. B enda.
entered Regional *Nurses''Training
-in--Owen--Sound :hospital on Ivlon
day,
Miss Elva Ritchie will 'enter
Wingharri Hospital R.'N A:
-Ntirsi ng= -e -la ss -o n-Vedn a sd a-yY
Miss Nancy Kirkland• entertain-
ed at her home on Sunda where',
�ijur��s Treated
4fi hospital
Charles Mason ,.age 10 Brussels
son .of Mr. -and, Mrs, George Ma
son, fell off his bicycle on the
Main Street in Brussels September.
7 and received painful injuries to
his left foot ,' leg and anal e .
• A car driveeby ;Harold'; •Prdc:tor ,
Belgrave , had' a' rear end -collision
with a- car driven by Glenn Walk-
er .of R. R,� 3 , ' Wi.ngha iii ;: which
in.turn•collided with:a car driven
by Bonnie Pocock of •Woodstock •
during a funeral procession, Sept -7
ember. 8.. The site of the accid -
ent° was. No: 4 Highway at the
turn into Belgrave Cemetery • Mrs.
Grace Proctor received facial .lac-
erations and• an injured left knee.
,She:was 'adrnitt:ed to hospital in
satisfactory condition. • Mrs. 'Mut-
ray (Joyce) Vincent, R.
y
.Belgrave , WAS a•. passenger "in •
'lenn walker's car and received
a: Whiplash injury. • Glenn Walker,
age f8, R.: R...3 , Wingham was
examined for: whiplash injury:;,
Invest_iga.ted' by• Wing hath Q, P.,P
Mc Kittric k.
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herself,: Donna Rit-,
chip; :Wanda' Hunter and Barbara,'
Wilkins, she presented "going
away, gifts" to: Misses Elya and
13renda Ritchie:
-Donna Ritchie • registered on
Tuesday:,: or er ' r.' year at West-
ein. Universtjz ; London: iNanda
Hunter will enter College'of Edu-
cation at 'Kingston, : Barbara Wilk-
' -. -.gr
ins has ;on:E.e�ed--•: ad.e:_i3..
ham District High School and
Nancy ` Kirkland is teaching grade: •
1 and 2 at. North Ashfield School::
'At a directors .rrieeting. of the
• Huron. Plowmen's; Association
held in;'McKillop:•Municipal
Office., arrangements were corn-;
'pleted for holding the 1971'Plow- •
• ing Match on' October 9thron the
f� rm-of a -i a an .Ribcy , 'Dot 5 ,
• Concession 9.; ,.Colborne Town
Ship,
• Arrangements were•also made
to holda coaching day on Friday
'afternoon October 8 at the same
farm when expert .plowme'n will.
.heron_hand•-to-advise contestants:—
on the fine .points of 'plowing.
n.•
A sin
way ##, 4,, 4,miles North o.f ,Wing -
ham occurred September 8. The
driver Was employed. byWallace
Turkey Farm, Unfree) Albracht ,
age. 19, . R. R: 5 -Brussels, received
FF
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TO OCTOBER
• (NO PURCHASE .NECE
(:MUST B.E 16: YRS. OLD -TO ENTER) •
►MPOO 'DOROTHY:REED
120Z,: •
:ME RINSE —• D.OROTI LY REED
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LADIES SWEATERS;
Sizes S, M and L
34, " 38 and. 40 4.98`
M L -- 38 and *4
$3.98
Don't : Wait for Spring Plant it n
WE; HAVE HOLLAND BI
TULIPS, DAFFODIL
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HYACINTHS,._.N.ARGISS
FOiR` " NO
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I KLES .ARE-_COM1NOE WATCH
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--ra -
tions:to.face"and' head:, rht.el.-
bow , right.arm•, 'both legs and
feet, , also a fractured left ankle,
and foot. ' He was'.admitted to hos-
pleat ; 'Investigated by "Wingham:
O.P.P. McKittrick: •
Wallace Black,.•R. R. 5, •Bcus-.
sels, while.spreading manure on .this is exeMpaified by'provid:ing
his. farm, .wasstr-uck,on-the head a' retainer for at.'ieastone Town
b : a fl in stone cousin : .a dee• .:
af�h�e--je�•ter
laceration to his scalp.. of ancient times? and by subsidies •
.to promote Stich scientific pro-
jectsas investigation ,into the;sex
life of a cabbage ;::the nervous. •
system::of a butterfly, and the
theory that eggs. speak :to one
Lrsi11q-Cirq ' Upte" ` a=notiher-lust-before=they hatch
There areMan more of course
uclow
Phone 528-3
LETTERTOTHE.
CCANAD1AN OULTU`RAL G•I:Ft
,In aid 'of Art and Science. ,
Canada has• contributed:.
•
• 'munificently ice.ntly, to, this, nation's
culture and to world knowledge •
To mention. just' a' few' instances,
DAVENPORT (opens to• make a bed),
CRAM—AND--SWJVEL L-ROGiceR
Vinylcoverin
g —Selection of colours
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BOTH. OF THESE SETS ARE, W J't15T_,LTEA'__ Qf'K
Come in now and, see these fantastic buys.
• We can order the 'colour of • your. shoos
tag.
cyyt HOME FURNISHINGS
528.3° 13 MOFFAT APDL /A NCES
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Joann`Ladlavw 1s .
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• WHITECHURCH NEWS - :and no doubt many are: under'.c.on,
On Thursday Mrs. Elroy Laid sideration•
law attended the •Nurses Gradu.a- 1 Among projects :for' the near
don . .,g ,aduates' fur-ure ;• 1• Pesoonally-a-m-conce n
ers from 2 to 4. at. Victoria Hospit- ed with several which shoulden
al residence in London where •her ; hance'the,knowledge , ;comfort•.and1
:daughter. Joann was one of the satisfaction of mankind To., in
•graduates Mr, and, Mrs Elroy; d •cate very briefly the:direction
'Laidlaw , Jane .and. Paul and Mr`s.., of these interests 1 migt mention
for example ,: that explorers and
Gertrude Scholtz fro7l here attend.... •
ed the Nurse? graduation at: Cen- kimos have long realized that
'ten ial Hall, London at $ o'clock' , the breath of,walruses leaves mucti
a_honour off-the_-€o;>r�et'-c�.da-ugh--�~ to be .desired Incfas[_; whe�P ;_
ter and the tatter's sister Joann large "herds •are• gathered on the
Other relatives attd 'friends were•shore` the arorna is Said, to, .be ".
invited , .bu.t'as is usual'each' •overpowering. 1 hope_�by;careful
nurse can invite a limited number studies to develop .a, disinfectant
to the: graduation. • • Walrus Mouth -Wash so attractive,
• to walruses that they wi'll•use •vast
After the •graduation•relatayes quaJntit es, Such a boon would. '
:and friends gathered .at the home
°flier aunt Mrs Cameron Sim •
be welcomed.. by Eskimos and the
mons a' d Mr-; .Simons=in-London prolect'should.uualrfy'as, a• doctor
to do Joann honourand offer :41 t hesis.
•
congratulations and have lunch Another plan , which might• find
eon with her, .::On .\Ion.day , Sept- more 'eager acceptance in China
•e'mber.'13 Joann began her nuns- . especially now that .we are on
ing career at'"Alex' ander and speaking terms. With that' populous
'Marine General Hosp a - r cgunt'r.y , t-a,ke t eountT thc .
ich � fact that for centuries they have
?1rs. Visser was able to` return. . •used'powdered rhinoceros horns
home,from the Wingham hospital. as.a.n aphrodisiac. The'rlfinoceros
On Thursday. . ' has only one horn and h keeps•it
. Victor, Wybe:nga , student preach • for life , so the consequent Blau h
er,'Spent .tilatatiav ;` . yq
• at Toronto making a'rrangerrtents extinction. :C ,owever we hope
for entering college: again this to evolve a r?iinoceros' w}ilei hot
fall; only grows several•horns, but
sheds them every six months, It
will no to:111e.r be 'necessar}' to
kill'the animea1„ butsimply ga`h-
ger ,horns ' in greater abundance
than before, This. May be no,
comfort to those who fe.ar the'• pop-
:ulation''expiosion.,.''but if it makes
r
the Chinese i'at)py, •pet aps we
an,let' them w•orryabou;
In the realm of the
seems to. be a feat'. nerd;
Metre Meter.. eo ,le w .
tb.write. p'oetr.y today `nte
,prose into' assorted len: tr
don't .seem to•kno.w.wliat
and even if they hit, on ..s(
'metre by"a'ccident they f
-oagnize it ,.'and lose it id:
1y. We hope 'to. deVelor
ma chine.' 1,4h w'lll .trans
disjointed prose'into; cora
rical verse. If the.writer
'do' it the' iimac.hine wi l
Another boon: to, milli
be the•-Ind-i�-n Cot-ia-(-off•--`�•-i
plant which will ,produce
el''s on cobs,:whichy,, ivlren
will 'be •practically core p1
cob pipes•a.lready trlled''v
corn -silk. ue,•
A Much-needed dei etc
•istoni'akeall ntetalsIna
;and phosphorescent
: filling 'or•"any oiter meta.1
jest can be recovered wit
net , even in•.the dark. T
also make it possible tP r
coins., ;and. even. s1t' s , •fr•c
.7p—skit
to. mention the extra.ct'ion
lets etc.without e,xtensiv
:ery, , •
An electric blanket to i
on gas would be4ttr:en,
help to cottagers who~Lav
electricity, or When tli: i
off.
"Vfield *Which st,:c;
been neglected. so f is i' at
analysis • f the cari;t int.
baldness in eagles;,`
'should :be. found tc, p.,e,t
ing among a nt -e'at'er; , 'N(
our ktaowledu p 11,;1.4 t17w,:4.:
_ '- -••••P.Q
G R7.7d,®- cOL-r
co
ae 6
serious research info t i t'
.of mental retardation
erpillars.
Very little irita,inat:cr,
ed to visualize the
o '
ual has onlyy to rrodtc },t
p
and fri' its zeal lot tha. call
of humanity thc
gladly subsidize it ;!..t v 1L'i
The only stipttlatiot .• 1':•11
idea be Merle ftc ia). t4;" • .:tw
and/here is no doubt'
leets compare
Others already span t.1.7:•e,,