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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-06-20, Page 12. . • . I .11 • , • . !, • . 4 • . . . • ' • ^ 3 11 1 I . I :•, , 3 • 4* 6; • • PAGE 7WIELVE THE. LUCKNOW SENTINEL • ' la AND 2nd MORTGAGES BOUGHT, SOLD, ARRANGED, •AVAILABLE FOR FARMS, RESIDENTIAL, - IMPROVEMENTS, ETC. • - CALL GERALD H. WOLFE. PALMERSTON 343-3632 ALL ENQUIRIES CONFIDENTIAL Arnold Highman Realty Ltd. 1 144 King St. W. Kitchener, Ontario Phone 744-6251 WHITECHURCH and DISTRICT Lee McGuire and Miss Margar- et Rozanski and Danny Woods of Toronto'spent the week end with the former's parents Mr. • and • Mis. • Russel McGuire. Danny Woods remained to spend some • weeks on the farm. On'Friday,' Mr. andMrs. Wal- ter Elliott, Mrs. Gordon \Elliott •and Mrs. Galbraith were at Liv- onia, Michigan to attend the funeral of the fate Bill Mitchell, a first cousin of Mrs. Elliott and Mrs., qalbraith. On the,trip home they were accompanied • byMrs. Mary McMullen of Cali- fornia, a sister of the late Bill Mitchell. Miss Joann Laidlaw of Goderich was a week end visitor with her. parents Mr., and Mrs. Elroy Laid- law. •On Sunday evening the Young Peoples Sc)ciety held a weiner roast.at the home of Ruth and Walter Elliott in honour of Kathy Wybenga who,will be leaving this week with her family for Brant- ford. There were around 20 in attendance. • • Mr. and Mrs. Garry DUncan of Port Credit are spending holidays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Millan Moore. On Sunday, June 24th at 8 p.m. • Mr. Karl De Koeijer is preaching his farewell sermon at the United • Church. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin McClen- •*aghan and. Michael of Waterloo were Sunday visitors with his par-. ents Mr. and Mrs. Ben McClen- • aghan and with his brother Carl and Mrs. McClenaghan. Rev. and Mrs. Victor Wybenga on Sunday afternoon visited Pine - crest Nursing Horne • Lucknow and Carruthers Nursing Horne, 6th concession , Kinloss to bid the folks farewell as next' Sunday the Wybengas will be stationed at their new home at 4 the manse in Brantford. Rev. and Mrs. Wybenga had visited many Sundays throughout his ' ministry here of 3 .years at these two Homes where the inmates were sohappy to see them come. • Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClenag- han attended the Horse Show at Walkerton on the week end. ' • We are sorry to report that • . Mrs. Carman Whytock is' a patient at Wingham Hospiral.c Mt.. and Mrs. Carl McOlenag- han on Saturday attended the wed ding of Douglas Gollan and Dian- ne Beets at Kingdom Hall, Wing - ham. The groom is a nephew of Mrs. McClenaghan. Mr. and. Mrs. Wayne Farrier , ' and Kimberley of Hanover were visitors on Sunday with his par- ents Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Farrier and attended anniversary service atthe United :Church, where Wayne assisted with saxaphone music. On Saturday evening the Gaunt • Reunion was held in Whitechurch Community Memorial Hall with a small crowd in attendance. On Tuesday evening Rev. and Mrs. Victor Wybenga entertain- ed the session and their wives of Chalmers Presbyterian Church. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rintoul were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Mack .Cardiff ofBrussels. , Mr.. and,lvIrs. Harry Gutoski and .Michelle of Kitchener were - week end visitors with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rintoul. • Miss Joyce Tiffin of London spent the week end withher parents Mr. and Mrs. pan «Tiffih and attended United Church anniversary services. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Peacock of Bluevale visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dawson Craig and attended anniversary services at the 'United Church. Mrs. Jean Ross was a Sunday a • Freeman OIson • Gravel Pit • I1/4 Miles West Of Dungannon CHOICE CEMENT GRAVEL • CRUSHED ROAD GRAVEL SAND, 34 STONE, TOP FILL • FINE, MEDIUM OR COARSE PIT RUN GRAVEL ALL LOADS WEIGHED FOR YOUR ACCURATE MEASURE 10 METRIC TONS — 22046 LBS. LUCKNOW, ONTARIO SOUTH KINLOSS. • A large crowd attended the sale at the Lockhart farm on Thursday afternocin. Thus passes another era. The Lockhart family have resided in this area since pioneer. days. We all miss George and • Roberta but are glad they are pot • far' away in their home in Luck - now .• • Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sadler of St. Thomas spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Needham. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Snowe (Mary Graham)of Fergus and Mrs. John Lowndes (Jean Graham) of Queens - vine visited Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Graham • and attended the'Lockhart sale. Three pf the Macintosh sisters were also there - Mrs. Godbold' (Irene) of Shelburne, Mrs. Tor- rance Anderson (Hazel) and Mr. and Mrs. L. Browne (Ruth) of Vancouver. • • Heather MacDougall was able to return home from University Hospital, London on Wednesday. • Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dickie, Den- ver, Walter and William spent part of the week end at Hope Bay. Mr. Jim Dollery, Grace and .Audrey 'MacDougall of.13ramalea visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. •Lloyd MacDougall. . Church service at South Kin- loss will again be at 9.30 a.m. on June 24 with Sunday School at 10.30; Rev. Douglas MacDon- ald of Port Elgin will be guest speaker. • •evening visitor with Miss Norma Coutts of Wingham. Mrs. Russel Ross, a patient at Kitchener Waterloo Hospital, was permitted, to accompany her son Jim Ross, Mrs. Ross and family of Kitchener to her farm home•here on the week end. She went to. the. Miller-Coultes wedding but re- mained in the car where she could see them gathering. The bride is • her niece. • Folks here,were interested to see the work being done with retarded children and young folks on television at 10,30 on Sunday evenihg. Among the teachers at Sunnyview School for Handicap- ped children was Paul Groskorth who spoke several time's. Paul is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Groskorth and attended public school at S. S. No. 10 Kinloss and Wingham High School. On Friday evening in White- church Community Memorial Hall, an Old Time Dance with Tiffin's Orchestra: for music was held to support minor sports -of two ball teams, A good crowd was in attendance. • .,. • Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Massey of Wingham visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilkens, Kay and Glenna. OrpSunday, June 24th, there will be no services in Chalmer's Presbyterian church due to anniv- ersary services at Langside when Rev. Peter Millegers of Paisley will conduct services at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. • For the month of July the Presbyterian congregation will join with the United Church for service in the United Church and for the month of Augusy the Un- • ited Church will join with the Presbyterians for worship at Chalmer's Church. • Mrs. Herb Hunter returned on • Wednesday to London and Trevor remained with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Conn, until the week end when his par ents Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hunter returned for him. • •wEDNIESDAY, JUNE* SUBSCRIPTION ....TO. THE..•LOCK11011V SENTINEL "3:4\.:11, Rag; ti1/1/404 •11,1,44. When you purchase your wedding invite from The Lucknow Sentinel you will receive year's free subscription (value $6.00) to •The Lucknow Sentinel Customer and Community Servi Spell Success For Bud Hamilton Continuing customer and com- munity service since opening day 16 years ago have resulted in a steady growth of business for William A. `Bud' Hamilton, BP agent for many. Lucknow and area customer& From a one-man, one -truck operation in 1957, • Bud's bus- iness has grown steadily with three building facility expansions, the addition of three full-time and one part-time employee and four service vehicles. During the ,same 16 year period of time the Lucknow' area native has devoted eight years to the Lucknow Village Count% 23 years to the local volunteer fire department, more than a dozen years to the Lions Club, con- tributed both physically and fin- ancially to the new Village swim- ming pool and sponsored minor hockey teams for several winters. The base of operations for Bud and his staff is a sparkling clean depot on Hwy. 86, just at the eastern edge of Lucknow. From here, his staff and trucks service BP home comfort and farm fuel customers across the width of lower Bruce County and upper Huron County. • Bill Humphrey, Bud's" furnace and home heat serviceman, has been with the operation for more than three years and divides his time between the home comfort truck and a 1,500 gallon tank truck, Serving mainly rural route customers IS a new 1,850 gallon Hamilton Fuel tank truck oper- ated by Floyd Milne:, • Ross Shiells is another m of Bud's staff and he serves retail customers at the BP as well as selling the line of BP petroleum pr • Doug Gollan, a part-time ployee, . drives a flatbed used primarily 'for delivery installation of 250 and 500 tanks for farm service gallon tanks for home • He is also an apprentice • Bill Humphrey on the • maintenance and service. The Hamilton Fuels o consists of a new office arif built in the fall of 1972 aid warehouse across the the depot and office. Hanging in Bud's ea several colored photos of t ilton Fuels sponsored hockey teams, one of whi been personally autogra Lucknow's favorite ,s0a, Henderson of the Toron Leafs.to family for many years," "We used to look after teered Bud, "and Paul autographed a colored every boy on one of those Bud and his family live now and all are active is community involvement on tinuing basis. Why not give Bud. 8 528-3006. He'll be pleased ta from you and more then more or, ftuoe, itarlkequiroveermyeenutor:_ho ity service.