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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1965-02-03, Page 3• WEDNEiSDAY, ;FE.: 3rd1965 •. B, THE LUC K_ NOW SE TINELe'14UCKNOW �ONTAR.tO ��EB/RBBB■■ a. EREB.EBu■uaE■IEMEINuu11BA.A■■■uiu■EBaiuui/REEE.E/■EEA■RB■E■.B■EB'R N ,PAGETHISEI' ,■• • 1 , t Q ■ Instant r' Coffee • Orange Juice MAXWELL HOUSE, 14c OFF, 6 os . CYPRESS GARDENS, .4, . Boston Brow e .Beans 2-39c . 1 AYLME R, . 20 oz. • µ , Rose Pickies SWEET .MIXED SWEET MUSTARD --- 29c .oz; risco .Oil � 63c; : NEW PURE. DIGESTIBLE,' CASH : YOUR .25c COUPON, 24 oz.' BOTTLE •■ ■ Listerine. Ant.isentk:49c1 BREAD 'n' BU TTE." , 16 ' oz.. MARKED.. 65c,• 7 . oz., 'REGULAR, 73c; 7c.. OFF • R. 27c Crest T�othp�ste.;• P• Wax Papr:• S�9c SAVE ALL. 1M # REGULAR 69c, GIANT TUBE .. .. Five: Nasal . . Roses Flour Mist 9 FREE 8c TWINKLE COUPONDRISTAN,'REGUL`A R $1.25, SPRAY CON . ,. EACH BAG 7''lb. BAG. 1. Tea Bags ■ MOTHER PARKER'S, 10c OFF,60' ■ 4 :.Blue Suri 30c• `OFF PACK, .4 Ib;' • ■ !:Peaflut' butter CLUB HOUSE: HAMO,' 16. ozr,' ' ICE. "BOX. 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' ser 1115 borne g sity, spent the, week-cnd with his ,, after 1>�ln in Victoria .Hospital John 'MacKinnon of .the 4th tori- P'arents -Mr. and Mrs: Lloyd Ash : y 2 `.Victoria. . patient, in London for ,.z '� weeks. cession of Kinloss 'is a ton,'° and Mi•5,•• .A1ex •'Hamilton ..Hospital, London. He was' " 1li at- admitted on January ' 24th, lV r.. Your local Merchants keen Ire �� rte in ''( uel h'.' on Saturday r economic wheels sof, your., corn tending 'the 1unoi•al of her sister MacKinnon will, observe his 86th mur ity turning throughout the • X11.s. TIow•ard Osborne. a • birthday in • April year, See, their advertising in • this James ',toward Houston of, l ewi Howard .Agnew returned to'his newspaper. 'niat�kot and' KennethHouston of from ' Wingham • ht�me .last• week The ' Annual meeting of the tic 'Uni�,`c`i'sity of Guelph visited Hospital where he' :had been . a istriet: hospital ' , x weekend with their' pi ar- patient „for ,over two weeks. Haw= Wingham and D ids or•cr '4"he and, resumed his• •won, . as clerk 'Association will be held Fr y, { cels ;ext Find Mrs. llarvey Hous,' .. b • of 'the v�rllage on Moncay of ,, .this 'Febrtiar. 5th; in the Nurses'Res ' torr Mr' arid of �1.lolyabod. :: ,. February, eek, ' ' idence in Wingham� Y. the Sa w . �. viiti yw arkwell. ' returned, , Sunday isitors. V rs� Evelyn P l eddy family were .Mr, and to week after a six mond Surface temperature of the sur: h home last daq- I' yrs, lino Courtney, Ashfield,' we her son and and r is-� averages ,10,000; degrees • Fa�hren- „ Bobrind Mrs. Bill Andrew e visit with ghter-in-law Mt, and Mrs,. heir.: , Zarkwell in Dundas, l hael of Auburn,, • Luck..ow. Sfuder.s t#end Conference: (By John Bradley) Last Friday Elaine Murray and John Bradley of L.D H.S.• attend- ed.. attended;.. the second ° .annual 'Seccnbdary. School. Editors' Conference at the Hotel . London. Elaine .and John are both members of the • "1965 Year Book staff, �" Stormy 'wea- th'er • forced' school at L!D.H:S. to be called off : on ;Friday ' and' it looked-. for a long time as if our trip, would also have to be can- celled. 'Nevertheless with the old saying "If there's . a will there's a way" in our minds, we made our way to London. Mr. Hall ac- companied us and. shortly ' after 12 o'clock noon the three of . us arrived ; at the Hotel London.: Af- ter checking in, we 'joined •the other delegates in the Crystal Ball- room where allroom.:where all the Editors were introduced to members •of • the London' Free . Press Staff and !to thee afternoon schedule. During the afternoon there was' 'a total .of six seminars.' Each of the delgates attended two ' of them which included the following to pics; Gathering the.. News; Adver- tising,.. Printing 'and : (Make -Up, - Photography and • Engraving,, Wri ing::nd Editing, and Editorials. an Cartooning.. Also during the a n• 'there ..was a . coffee break ,and two.: pieture-taking ses- sions: ,.At 5:00 p.in. the Annual Ban quet was held' in the Crystal Ball- room. allroom. Speaker. for the '. 'occasion. •was Wrll;iam . Trestain, General Manager. and Executive Editor of The London Free : Press and Merle R. Tingley `Ting" Car- toonist for the 'London Free Press, provided' 'the entertainment. The afternoon' . sessions weredivided between 'the. : Crystal Ballroom, the :Wedgewood Room, ' the. Sham- rock Room,. the Georgian . Room'' and Room. 801 •= Fall of the ; Hotel After the banquet . all `Editors and, • delegates" , were invited to' have '.:a tour; through the.`:: London Free . Press : .: buildings. HHWever, because we .had, 'another 'stop to make and -because we feared the weather "around ''Lucknow," .: we decided that '' it .would ' be best not to participate in the :tour_ After.;, a "pleasant". and ;safe journey, .'we arrivedChome some where around • ten`' o'clock. r. Hall',, Elaine. and . ` myself would like to thank ..Miss Plumsteel , who offered, ` the • services ' of her car for • the trip. The Free Press made a wonderful job of plann- ing . and . carrying rout ' this their second - Editors' Conference, the results sof. • such .an ; occasion can only be measured -in the people LUcknoW. Areta. c e ule WEDNESDAY, 'FEBRUARY 3• "Jtiznor IB" Hockey Match THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4 Curling .1 to 5 7 to 11 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY i. Skating 810. Dungannon -1042 , SATURDAY, .FEBRUARY 6 Peewee, Fleas and Squirts 8 to 12 Skating 2 to 4 • • 8 to 10 Peewee Practise 5:30.6:30 SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 7 ..Skating -- .2:00 to 4:00 Curling — .7:00 to 11:00 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8 ()PEN., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9 .Rural Hockey.— 7:00 to: MOO, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10 Skating for Mothers and Pre- School 'Children 1:30=3:30 Brownies 4:00-5:30 Skating `8-10 / Open• For Engagements FATHER PASSES William ' Wiseman, '' 81, . gassed • away at • Oshawa Hospital on Fri,; day.. He' is .the father of 'Mrs. Joseph' (Isabella') ' Finleon of the ' Lucknow area . Mr.. Wiseman •'farmed at Kea - worth • near. Mount Forest ' and : '• later lived : at : Toronto.' Surviving • are three sons and a daughter Mr.' Finleort. The. funeral was. coNir cted : f r:o.•m Sacred,. . Heart':' 'Ch. Kenilworth, on Tuesday, , 'with . Interment in:. Sacred • Heazt Cemetery.' LADIES 'AFTERNOON BOWLING ` ' February, 1st Orioles 3, ,Cardinals.. 1; Blue- birds 3, Robins 1 ` Wrens 3, ' Can- aries 1.. Marr MacKinnon rolled • the high single . with .2' 257, also : the high triple with • a 665. ' Team Standing:. Bluebirds 43, Wrens 41, Orioles 38;, Cardinals ' 31, Canar- ies 29,, Robins. 22.: 280: games and over: Mildred.Cameron 202, ' 225, ' Janet Ashton 220; Mabel 'Steward 223, ' Isabelle ` Eedy 224; Marion • MacKinnon 209, •257,, Shirley Haw Horne . . 243, . Isabel Adams :203, -and' the friends that one, meets. Marie Stewart '245,•. 222: i4r�nual Nleet'rng lu�know United Church Mear �'rngress By ,All Deparfine�its, � B�ildinq'' C+b•mmittee To Reporf Later The Annual --.-Meeting- of - the Lucknow United;Church was.held in the Fellowship Room :of the Sunday ' School on, Tuesday, Jan- uary 26th. A.representative. group of members and adherents 'were in attendance.. The meeting, was opened ,with devotions. T h e Rev., Howard Strann was chairman and Jim MacTavish was secretary. Re - Ports were; received from all or ganizations a n d these revealed that , progress had been made in, the essential' work, of Church Life. The total .finances' raised; tby all deaartments ' were General work' $17,968,01, and i. for Missions .$3,- 400.00. The United: Church Obser- yer is .,placed; in 200 homes and is a valuable aid in -the field, information- as •to the ' h rcY�fs orrn t C u work. 'The United Church' Wom- en contributed, $1,075.00 to the. Presbyterial' Missions,' beside the general work Of, local ' interest: They also . did considerable refur- nishing of the Manse. • The Sunday School reported an average attendance of 130` pupils for the 52 Sundays that the school Was open. In the Minister's re- port note eras made of 'the f, t that a O mtnittee to'examine the needs of the 'Church 'as to ex- tension of building and equipment would report to the Official' Beard �r • /a't' alater. date.Thts',committee, under the leadership of Lloyd Ac- kert, ,has been authorized to se - are the necessary drawings of plans for .'.consideration. . . Words. of ''appreciation were giv : ,en to all. leaders of Church work with. a soecial r. eaard to the, Min- ister and" his Wife ' for their: deo voted leadership in the' : Church.,. New elders elected' for a'' term• of five years 'were Ernest Ackert Sr:, , Bruce IMat Kenzie L. E. Goyette 1 and MelMorrison. • New Stewards ' for a term ;Of: three years were 'Charles':Webster, W. B. Anderson,. • . Kenneth Cameron, Lloyd .Ashton,. Leonard • Ritchie, Norman 'Ste-, grast, Wei. Wherry and Mrs. Kea Cameron from . the U.C.W. The Ladies,' under ' • the guidance of Mrs. A. E. McKim Served a de- lightful lunch• and the gathering adjourned with . the. Benediction by the Minister,' • • SAMUEL •cONGRAM DIES Samuel Congram, '92 of .85 Re- gina St. North in Waterloo passed away last Thursday at his home . . there after .11‘ short A .fanner in the Lucknovv• .area most of his life, he has been in Waterloo• for the past 11 years. An .obituary will appear later: