HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1965-01-06, Page 16b
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.MADE' IT FOR CHRISTMAS
BUT LUGGAGE: DIDN'T`
Harvey and • ith Webster of.
Lucknow spent hristmas in •Hal-.
ifax .with their son'George: and `
. ...New Yedels.,�ire�
Mrs.' Webster. They ..were. lucky
enough to get out of Toronto' and
Maser and George "..Webster ' are
both members: of • the Canadian
Navy, ....:.
Montreal b air a short time . be- - .
Ht A
y
partments
fore the heavyfog, `that bugged a • •
• g Garry"Mickey"
Christmas travelling, set in: ;: Mr. and Mrs.... "
• However, the Webster luggage Graham of'Orilha ' along ' withand' there
was . not so. • fortunate .
their two children • Rickey age: 4
was.. a real mix -u for a few and Michael ale 2, .were forced
.days when air line officials were to flee their. apartment 'on New
.locate the bags..
Years eve • when fire 'severely
;trying�'to '
It was thought that ' .the prob-
lem had, been salved a. couple of'apartment build
.days • aftter their arrival . at Hali-el,s The ' living room 'and kitchen
• fax but when Harvey picked upfurniture ' was removed from the
t bags y ' t loss
the he found ' Edith's ',but Graham apartment and their
the „bag thatwas supposed to was confined to smoke and water
be his', was some lady's from Hal- damage M w•,
'flax:: Total loss was estimated at• 1
e Sentine
THAT Mrs ' Grant ' Mcbtarmid':of
Lucknow Ls' a patient in Wing-,
ham ' Hospital:after after suffering _ a
icoronary 'attack at her home
here '.on .Sunday of last week.
• She' s preparing to: go • to
Burch when : stricken ,
THAT The . Sentinel; ended • the.
year by ' " presenting the bare
.facts of a "story' in the last
issue. ' Much to our .embarra'
meat, and certainly to the en'
barrassment of Ross: Irwni.: we
had him 'Walking around "strip. -
ped".
strip=ped" instead, of "strapped" fol-
. an 'ankle injury The
error, had a very . simple 'ex-
planation to, a printer, but what's
the use of explanations : ;after. 'a.
goof like . that • one:
THAT Mrs. 'Jun . Gardner .Junior '
of Lucknow is commencing ...a'
practical nurse's: trainingcourse
at the Ontario-. Hospital, • Lon-
' don.. She will: be• joined "by ,, her
hisband, . an . employee of Sil-
vervood Dairies,' whena trans-
fer can be' arranged
TiAT the Christmas Eve ser-
vice' at. St,. Peters Anglican
Church.was well. attended:,
THAT Mr -s', Dorothy. Macbeod..of
Lucknow • and Helen White ' of
R;R 6 . Lucknow• were among
those presented with: their • caps :
upon graduating •'as• nursing :as
sistants at • Winghain Hospital,
THAT we know. nothing about
cribbage," but for ..those who do;
'Williapi ° W. ` Hogan of " Lucknow
had a 29! .hand last ,week that:
Allan .: Culbert of Huron Town
ship, dealt him: Bill ; never had
a',29 before in his days of . crib
base
MAPLE LL F 11 • POUNDS
Pear e Shaped Hams tin
SAVE 24e`
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PREME 16 oil:. SAVE 13c ,.
nut Butter Si1e art 65c
CULVERHOUSE CHOICE. 20: of
DessertPears Sale:
REGULAR,
Camay Ho
KING SIZE.
. ' . r •Sale Ra onl
h r': Sv epay
THAT. 'Mrs.:: John.: D. MacKay of
Ripley is ":supply teaching: for
of January a. n d
the 'months
February:.` in .Kinloss Central
School . at,' " Holyrood She . ' is
teaching . Grades 1 and '2, 'Mrs.
Allan Macintyre's:. class.
THAT Murray, .Hunter,. •son of Mr.
and: Mrs • Vernon • Hunter . of
Lucknow, �s n crutches as a
' result. oa accident ' at : the
Lucknow ,; arena;' two; days r be-
fore : Christmas. Murray . was
• refereeing a Bantam : hockey'
game When • he. broke his ankle
in a freak ':twist of his, .leg in
which no one else, was • involved
He. `finished the. game,'; but was,
later -taken• to hospital and ie
' mained overnight. It was not
possible to put a walking ,cast
on • the . ankle & • be returned' to.
University. at Waterloo on .Suri-'
day still on the crutches.
THAT Donald • Kirkland., son'. of
Mr'. and Mrs. , Gordon, Kirkland
has accepted a. position' as • chief
x-ray technician• ' at : Leamin'. ion
Memorial.' Hospital.: • He • .was
• ,previously employed: • at the
St, 'Thomas -Elgin Hospital in
St: Thomas. •He started his new.
position 'on Monday ,,,,sof this
week:
THAT Paul' Henderson came. in
for , some complimentary, pub-
, licity ': following` 'a: ' recent Det-
rgit-Chicago game when he was
given the job of shadowing
• high scoring, Bobby Hull, The
associated'. press` report said.
"Henderson, a fleet; ' 22 -Year-
old right wing, was assigned' tb
follow league scoring • leader'
• Bobby:. Hull sand he ' kept :Hull
off • the 'score sheet, sticking to
hunt like 'adhesive tape.".
THAT, Anson -Rattan, who recent-
ly purchased the lied- Webb
house on HaVelocit Street.,. 'has
BARGAIN
tins: 45c
SAVE Sc
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'.SAVE '43c''
WITH'. PU•RCHASE'';OF •.FOUR ELECTRIC LIGHT: BULBS,'
40," 60.'or •100 WA�TT';A,:T REGULAR RETAIL`;PRICE ,YOU
CAN, "STEAL" '
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s. ITE $UGARf�rO
SIVERWOOD DE4UX
Ice Creai
• We Sell Far Liss'
Phone... Lucknow : 528-3420
REGULARLY 81.05
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only 99c
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' Values .' Effective
,:JANUARY, 7, 8, 9.
THAT Mr." and Mrs. Gordon Bar-
ger, newlyweds; have ` • rented
the Anderson. upstairs. apart
' ment next to • the fire'hall, for-
merly, tenanted by Mr .° and, Mrs..
Harold' Smith. ' Gordon is ; em-
ployed by Bud Hamilton:
THAT `Orland Richards; . of - Luck -
now underwent.major 'surgery.
in London'on„ • Sunday after
suffering: a :ruptured.. gall blad4 :
er. Arland is ' in=, Victoria' Iios-
pital: He . took i11 while in the
barber shop. Saturday, was tak-
. en : to Wingham` Hospital after
-returning . home, ;and : then on to
London on' Sunday where 'sur-
gery was performed. that ' even-
ing. It is .Orland's third surgery
'within three • years. .. .
OId Light, :Lodge
Names ' Slate '
(Intended for Christmas Issue)
' "Officers' for the' 1965 term,;.were
recently' installed: 'by Old • Light
Lodge. 'Lawrence ` .A:' Salkeld' suc
ceeds : , Wiliam Fairish: •is • Wer=
shipful' Master ,:ef;-the, : Lodge:
Other, officers' are' Donald Mac
Intyre, 'SW; Francis Boyle JW;
H. W. Strapp, chaplain; ' W., B.
Anderson, treasurer. T. J. Salk-
eld, , secretary; ' Jack Fisher.,':. SD;
Ken McDonald, 'JD; Girvin Reed,
IG; 'Orville Elliott, OG; Donald
Simpson, SS; Elwin Hall;': JS; W.
G. • Evans, D of •C.
'grmest Xmas?'
Never saw a warmer • Christ-
mas
hr. ist-
mas you'.'say? Well, : most of us.
haven't, but if you' are ' 70 ' years
of age or over : and have a good°
memory . you might 'recall , the
Christmas .:in, ' 1895; when ± weather
recorder Malcolm MacDonald ,re
corded. . the Lucknow : temperature
at 59. degrees, ': the warmest on
record. in Lucknow.. Honey: bees
were• flying and Christmas was
preceded,' by a 'week: of: extremely
warm 'weather. '
• Then again, for any of your who
would' admit to being over 76, you
might have 'remembered . "Christ-
mas in' 1889 when the mercury''
rose to. 56 degrees. There' was ' no
snow,` but. plenty; of ; rain, al/z in-
ches of it. •
The coldest„ Christmas day on
record • here was in "..1914 when
the. temperature hit 14 below and
there was ..about /18 •inches . of.
:By the: way, Christmas in .Luck
now provided , 'a ', temperature of
50.'' degrees this,past year (1964)
with ' Boxing- ..Day chilling : down
Lb-la-degrees.:Christmas eve was
a mild, . rainy _ .night that , `prac:
tically eliminated • all snow for
St: Nick to make his rounds,` But
surprisingly enough,, he made.it
regardless:
The above:fi ures> were :revid-'
,. g o p.
ed by' our neighbour J. M. Greer:
who is the local weather recorder,
and has all local records of wea
Cher ;conditions.
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•NOTICE R.E STORE" HOURS
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To make •• a long • story • short, about .$8000 with most ° of the, returned' to Gorrie 'to live. He '
Harvey finally .did. .get, his suit- damage• done to one apartment. will • reside . an his • farm home
case back'at Toronto on'the re- Mickey” was in Lucknow at the en Highway fir which he sold A .,
turn flight. It seems • the •bag- had time " and • a call,' was received to his next door neighbour• a . `
taken several flights'. over—201e y " p • � " short, time : ago. He has rented n:
,,,., here b 'local hl2ce who inform ,
Christmas weekend 'but' never the ed him, of the fire. his hdme her to Mr, and Mrs. ' r
'xckey as the' seri of. Mr. ani Don Carter who •moven 'in last
right one. While in Halifax, the M` w
' `is ' loss and ' 'week.. Don is opening a meat" . w
Graham of Kinloss
dinner with Mr.
• had Christman Mrs. Roy, ■
'Webster a_ .
Mr.. and Mrs. W, J. Mrs. ' Graham the former'' ,Judy Market, • in Lucknow . in Mali's ■
in . r�. eve 1 ey.' andWhite .Store. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ n ■ a
Maser , (Georgina Griffin). M L of Ripley.
Bed Wh t"
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