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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-04-11, Page 18TEWART 11"461, SEED ALL CANADIAN cORN SEED CORN or Huron .Tractor (Exeter)' Ltd. is pleased to announce they have purchaied property at the intersection of Highway 4 and County Road 25. in Blyth as the site of their new John Deere Service Cen-tre. . The new service centre, to be opened later in 1973, will employ a parts' manager and three qualified mechanics to look after the service and .warranty needs of our customers in the north Huron area. In 'addition to qualified staff, there will .be a COMPLETE stock of parts for all John Deere machinery, plus accessories which you may require. • A delivery vehicle will also be operated out of the new Blyth service centre to serve our many customers in the Goderich,Clin• ton, Seaforth, Bru&sels, Blyth, Wingham and Lucknow areas. Sales will continue to be handled out of our Exeter location, but once you have purchased John Deere equipment from usise vice will be provided at the more convenient location -7, depot ding on whether you are closer to, bieter or Blyth. We at Huron Tractor (Exeter) Ltd, look forward to providing' tyeomu pwi ai tt ihn v g neenwb or js es cle service nm theent tfhuitsu.rsep,riciongd if , weyuorugear;::: consider the fact that service will now be available. to You th Blyth. Watch For The Opening of Our Neuvdohn Deer* Service CetitretS'► In Blyth ... To serve the farmers of North Huron WEIDNEspAy,._PRIL 1 THE .IMCKHOW SENTINEL; LUCK OW, PAGE itionreira 4 Looking fo r Big Furniture Savings? SEE THE FOLKS AT • RON MACI-IAN HARDWARE FOR BIG SAVINGS ON Mattresses and box springs Davenports Table sets — Rockers and recliners Chesterfield Suites They 'will be glad' to show you their large assortment of newly arrived furniture located in their downstairs. RON MACHAN LUCKNOW BEAUTI-TONE WHITE LATEX — SEMI GLOSS INTERIOR - EXTERIOR • BUY ONE GALLON AT THE REGULAR PRICE, AND GET THE NEXT GALLON FOR ONLY PHONE 52S4008 BUY ONE QUART AT THE REGULAR PRICE, AND GET THE NEXT QUART FOR oNLy WANT 'HIGH YIELD AND STALK STRENGTH TOO ? You get bOth by selecting the right Stewart Hybrid for farm. This all Canadian company. has 15 outstanding hybrids the recommended list for Ontario. We have varieties just for, this area, 951J, JX952, 2506 and 2704 PLEASE PHONE Mrs,' Gib Gillespie Had 910:Birthday WHITECHURCH NEWS. On Sunday to celebrate with Mrs. Gib, (Eunice) Gillespie her 91st birthday at the home of Mr. Mrs..' Garnet Farrier were Mr. and Mrs: Jack Gillespie, Barry' and Lorraine; Mrs. Richard West and Shannon, all of Sarnia; Miss Winrlifred Farrier of Long Branch; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Farrier and Kimberley of Hanover. MIL Eunice 'Gillespie was not able to par,take of all the birthday gobd- ies including the decorated birth- day cake. Mrs. Doris Willis visited 'on Sunday With Mr. and Mrs. Gary Willis and family of Newry. Little Robin Willis returned with, her .for a week's visit. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Conn spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hunter and Trevor of • .London. Mrs. Earl.Caslick visited Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Conley and Jason of Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. Man Falconer and Tony Spent 'the week end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wal- lace Milligan and family of Streetsville. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Purdon of West Wawanosh visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin. Week end visitors with Mr. and. .Mrs. Ben MCClenaghan and Mr. • and Mrs. Carl McClenaghan were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Parker of Luc= an and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Parker of Centralia. Week end visitors with Mrs: Lil lian McClenaghan were Mr. and— Mrs. Percy McClenaghan and' Gavin of Clinton, Ted McClen- aghan, Kitchener and Miss Mild- red McClenaghan R.N. of God- erich. On Wednesday, evening Mrs. - JAMES R. AITCHISON R.R. 1 LUCKNOW PHONE 528-5700• PAUL EEDY R.R. 1 DUNGANNON PHONE 529-7641 Carl McClenaghan and Mrs'. Ben McClenaghan accompanied by Mrs. Elwood Barbour and Mrs. Angus MacDonald of St. Helens and Mrs. Doug MacDonald and Mrs.• Don Montgoinery of Wing- tiam attended a relative shower for bride to be Miss Lois Blinn of London at the home of Mrs. Bill Lucan. On Good Friday, April 20 a community service will be held 'in the Presbyterian Clnuch here at 11 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Evans were in London on Wednesday and. visited with Mr. and Mrs. Eric Evans at Hyde Park. We are sorry to report that Rob- N. J. J. McKENZI R.R. 3 LUCKNOW PHONE 395.5216 RONALD PENTLAND . R.R. 6 GODERICH PHONE 5294413 ert purnin is a patient at Vi Hospital, where 'he will und eye surgery. Lloyd Phillips of. London visited on Tuesday with To Jamieson. This cominunity extends syinpathy to the family of Albert Walters of. Wingham, passed. away at. Winghart H on Wednesday. When the Mr. and ,Mrs. Albert Walte ed on the 2nd of Culross she was a valued member of church Women's Institute a WhitechurCh Presbyterian C Eakl Wilkens, Bill Willis Ivan, La id law were in Toro Tuesday. Madill Places 29 Twenty-eight students from F. E. Madill wrote the junior math contest this year. Students in years 1, 2 and 3 are eligible. The province of Ontario is divided into 20 zones. Madill finished first in the zone comprising counties of Huron, ,Perth, Bruce, Grey and Duffeiin. The team score is found by adding the three best scores of each school. The "team score for Madill was made' up of the scares of Gordon Wray (first), Gail Renwick (second) and a tie fot third between Douglas Miller and Jim Pattison. Madill placed .19th in Ontario out of 494 scilools participating,' and 29th in Canada out• of 951 schools participating. Gordon Wray finished 37th in •Ontario and 63rd in Canada out of 20,400 students; Gordon is on the Canadian and Ontario honor rolls: Douglas Miller is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Miller, R. R. 1 ' Lucknow and a grade 11 student at F. E. Madill Secondary School Wingham. . Card Party There were ten tables in play at the Dungannon L.O.L. Card Party held on Thursday, April 4th. Priies were won for high lady and man,' Mrs. Wank Thompson and Elmer Black, with second high going to Mrs. Wilbur Brown and. Hoircl. Johnston. There will be' another card party held in two weeks."