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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-08-01, Page 11 Custom FnlrM r Anhydrous' AMIna1181 Applying PLOUGHING ea-'°ftrP-‘-:-47 r 4.1 CULTIVATING' PLANTING LAKE' RANGE ACRES TIMOTHY J. HUNTER SPRAYING HARVESTING CROP DRYING 29-7.561 SAVE up to 50 gallons* of gasoline every year! *3 Li Mans 4 door, V8; fully. isquiPPed 1911 CHEVELLE 4 door sedan, V8 automatic, power steering and brakis 1173CHEVY Nova; 4 donr, 6 cylinder, power steeriviwand brakes 183 CHEV Ei Camino, 1/8, low mileage "3 CATALINA, 4 door hardtoli, V8, power equipped. CHEV Impala 4 door hardtop, fully equipped 1973 CHE •VELLE, 4 door sedans, V8, fUlIF equipped FORD Galindo San 4 door hardtop, automatic, power FORD custain '4 door, VIIautomaNc 1/11CHEV 14 ton 6 cylinder m'1 toll pickup; .V8 automatic 1,1970 CHEVELLE. itationwagon, .4 door,' V8, automatic, A Pb,wer steering CAR SALES LTD., 14"n PHONE 523-4342 --gormenomeweleseellseI . Owing and brakes • 811'PONTIAC Catalina 4 door hardtop, V8 automatic, power sharing and brakes 2 . and 2: e• TWO. SIZES FIT ALL STORAGE TANKS. FUEL-SAVER FILL CAP checks excessive evapordtion in storage Another proven' CO-OP money-saver..:: the. "FUEL-SAVER FILL CAP". This special, cap, cuts fuel losies and checks fuel deteriora- tion by reducing evaporation. . *Actual tests' show that a farmer annually. using 1,200 gallons of gasoline loses 67 gallons each year due to evaporation. When using-a "FUEL-SAVER FILL CAP" the loss is reduced to 17 gallons . . a saving' of approximately.$11.65 • Help' keep your costs down with the CO-OP "FUEL-SAVER FILL CAP.",• regularly priced' at only $2.50 NEW CO-OP LOCK BOX prevents, fuel pilfering Lock pp your .gasoline with the easy-to-install CO-OP Lock Box. Constructedfrom welded heavy- guage steel and painted for .all-- weather protec- helm. the Fuel Cap Lock Box is LOCKS TIGHT ! priced at only $2.00. CO-OP... the Gasoline • with the "PLUS FACTOR" • . Enj9y the yeatiround reliability of CO-OP gasoline and the com- plete line of CO-OP petroleum products. When you buy Co-operatively there's also a big PLUS, FACTOR .. the all important Ownership and' Control of the busine§s7 You also share in'any savings made from its operation. Lucknow District Co-op Phone 528-2125 SNAPS-ON oldes member of the clan present -was Mrs. N. J. MacKenzie of Luclulow and youngest member was Blair Scott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Scott. Those coming the longest distance were'Arlene and Leu LaBonte and Gail and Don Kembler, all of Michigan. The members of the clan were sorry that Mrs. Mary Hannah Kembler and Henry MacKenZie were not able to attend the picnic due to illness. An invitation was extended from Mr. and Mrs. John Collinson and family to attend , the following day at their summer home Hem- • lock Haven at the lake. A draw was made by Mrs. N. J. MacKen• zie fora set of playing cards, which were won by Brad MacKen- zie. The gathering was closed with the singing of the MacKen- zie Ode and a hope and prayer to meet again next year. RED CROSS IS ALWAYS THERE WITH YOUR HELP' THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL„,141;KNOW„ ONTARIO ESDAY, AUGUST 1 1978 poop ,Iii1.LI VIN: ken Reunion. At 'field Park e annual Hackett picnic was at Ashfield picnic grounds ly B with' an attendance of r dinner and 57 for supper. ter .a delicious dinner the dent, Chester Hackett dined everyone and thanked :ommittees for their help in ning the picnic . A minute lence was held in memory of late Henry Bradley. rthe business period which owed the minutes were read ' approved. Doris Johnston ied:the present officers hold x office for-another year, -was seconded by Lenore Brad; Donna Hackett and Anne ilk are to assist Helen and ['Lindsay with'spOrts next year ;picnic will be held the 2nd day Of* next year Ile following prizes were won: typlate(dinner), Heather lett; youngest member present, fa-Patterson; oldest member ,Ala Hackett Si.; person' tins the farthest, Ronald Trea - 'en; family present whose totaled the most , Eric Hack- elimination contest, Jenni- Drennan. shout programme folloWed. 1, Shaun and Jennifer Drennan pined with their guitars and sang several delightful-numbers. Lori Hackett played several num- bers on her accordian. Everyone then went out for the games and races. The ball game was cut short by a sudden down- pour of rain. 'At 5 o'clock every- one again 'enjoyed a delicious sup- per with Michael Hackett having the lucky plate, Good-byes were then said and everyone returned home looking forward to another year. . • . The sports results are as follows: pre-school and kindergarten, Paul Hackett, Ray Hackett; -girls - 6 - 9, Jennifer Drennan, Brenda Aackett; boys 6 - 9, Brian Hack- ett, Kevin Hackett; girls`10 - 12, Heather Hackett, Lori Hackett; boys. 10_ - 12, -Jamie Hackett, Ian Hackett; girls 13 and over, Joan Hackett Donna Hackett; boys 13 and over ,- Michael Hack- ett, Ian.Hackett; girls kick the slipper , Bonnie Hackett Joan Hackett;' boys kick the slipper, Greg Hackett, Ian Hackett; ladies kick the slipper, Doris , Johnston, Anna Mae Hunter; girls wheelbarrow' race , Bonnie and Heather Hackett, Joan and Donna Hackett; boys wheelbarrow race, Michael and Ian .Hackett., Jamie and Greg Hackett; girls three - legged race, Jackie and Julie Johnston, Donna and Anne Hack- ett; boys three-legged-race, Greg and Jamie Hackett, Ian and Michael Hadkett. ' • Life saver relay race was won by Rcinald Trealeaven's team.' A. peanut scramble followed. What's Nevi At Huronview Members of the Clinton Christ- ian Reformed. Church foirned*a • choir for the Sunday evening song service led by Aire Van Der Ende with devotions by Rev. Beukema. Twenty-nine residents were honoured on Wednesday afternoon at the July birthday party sponsor- ed by the Brussels and Cranbrook Women Institutes. Mrs. .i'vonne Knight introduced the program which included a piano duet-by Sharon and Roseanne Engel .with the "Brussels Stompers" rhythm band playing and singing several old favourites. Members of the band are Wilma Hemingway, Peggy CUdmore, Alberta. Smith, Leona Armstrong, Alma Watson, Leona Connelly and Lulu Kerr. A vocal trio Dianne Cox, Kathy' Hart and. Richard Knight sang the clock song and a quintet Sharon, Roseanne and Tracy Engel, Brenda and Karen Knight sang and' acted the old number "Mothers Old Kitchen Apron". The cele- brants were presented with a gift and the appreciation of residents was extended to the ladies by :Mrs, Mary Johnston who celebra- ted her 99th Birthday this month. Cup Cakes and lemonade were ser- ved to one •hundred and fifty res- idents and guests by the institute ' members who made a tour of •the building to visit with residentS from their area The Rhythm Band from Goder- ich Phsychiatric Hospital, with. Gordon Harrison as leader. and accompanist, provided the 'Family Night ptcgram. Shorty Munro was M.C. fot the even- ing as well as singing a solo, :gave impressions -of the bag pipes arid hawaiian guitar. The band played a number of Old selections and dances. This has become .a very popular progra with the residents and we hop to have another visit frorn this group in September. MacKenzie Clan Hold llth Reunion The descendants of Neil Bain MacKenzie and Mary MacRae gathered at the Ashfield Park on Saturday, July 21 for the eleventh annual reunion. The afternoon .was spent reminiscing and partic- ipating in the activities prepared by Charlene and Lynda Barrett assisted by, their uncle Ross Mac- Kenzie. The results of these activities Are as follows: life saver race Helen MacGregor and Jean Mac- Kenzie, Brad MacKenzie and Bill Barrett Jr.; balloon toss, Ian MacKenzie arid Bob MacKenzie Brad MacKenzie and Bill 13arrett Bill MacKenzie and. Dianne Mac- Kenzie; treasure hunt Kevin Mac Kenzie; ladies' slipper kick Marion Barrett, Mrs. Henry Mac-- Kenzie; men's slipper kick Don Kembler, Jim' MacKenzie, Neil• MacKenzie and Scott MadKen- zie (tied); running race Kevin MacKenzie, Gail MacKenzie, Dan MacKenzie, Barbara Sdott. Pinecrest Manor Nursing Home Professietial Nursing Care 24 hours daily Dining Room and Tray Service Member:— Associated Nursing Homes Inc. Ontario Assoolate Member:— Ontario Hospital Association Municipally Licensed Licensed by atario Department of Health MARY R. NEWBOLD, REG' N. GEORGE A: NEWBOLD, ADMINISTRATOR Drawer 220 Phone -528-2186 LUCKNOW, ONTARIO .1.0.11• At the dinner hour Ray MacKen- zie of Toronto gave grace and the clan sat down' to a bountiful: meal: During the business sec- tion of the gathering a minute's silence was observed in memory of Mr. Currie MacKenzie'and Mrs. Mary Hannah Martyrs. The minutes of the last gathering were read by Marion Barrett. The • .