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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1965-02-17, Page 3, . • ,'EBA o S ... ,� � . • � THE, • LtJCKNOIM+,:SENTINEL, LliCKNOW4 ONTARIO PAGE. 'THREE. - SOMP'BREBEEABBIRBEEE11EERR110181116EEBEEEE EBABia,rBI E■1Eii'E■BwiMla �BrR1111• ABBE' Coffee lb. bag 79c MAXWELL HOUSE, 6c OFF, . SAVE 20c Rose Pure a Jams • ' STRAW., RASP,, SAVE 34c, ■ Saluda :Tea.��gs. ■ O P.; SAVE 10c, 60's. ::Kleenex Tissue.. i ECON.,' 400, SAVE ]1c.' Eheez Whiz i 'KRAFT; • :'PLAIN' SAVE 12c 16 o Corn:. Flakes ■ ; KELLOGGS,' CASH YOUR 8c. COUPON, ▪ SAVE 4c, 12 oz. ■• Tomato Juice. �.. AY.LMER`.: FAN.CY,: SAVE: 11c :48 oi. ; ■ ■ ■ ■ • ■., i' ■ N .u. ■ ■ . is lay: us - us. • ■:• ■ . . ▪ • ■ : ' • ■▪ •EXTRA LEAN WHOLE,.; SMOKED,. PICNIC-- • ■, STYLE.', :. 5 LB. AVERAGE;: 1 Pork: Shoulders •rib. 39� r Speedy Shopping LiSE OUR REAR -OF -STORE Parking Lot Mac. or Spaghetti • CATELLI, :SAVE 7c, 16 .oz.' 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Lu.cmow LociIa eriera titrne , • nd .. k y �, last week ,after -eighteen teen da s in Clarence Bell returned" to his Wingham Hospital when she had home . in Lucknow after six weeks pneumonia, in Victoria Hospital, London. . • • Mr. and Mrs. Anson 'Coleman Mrs and Mrs: Alvin Hodgins, of Clinton 'were, visitors .last. Sat - Harry Mand Kathy, 'Laverne ' Hod- ' urea with .Mr, and Mrs. Will. gins and 'Miss Nancy Skane. of. Ritchie. On SundayiMrr and 'Nosy London visited last week -end with Watson' Webster and Mr. and• Mr, and 'Mrs. Oscar Hodgins, Mrs; ,Melvin Webster', of Varna, ' ibson 'Mr. and ' 111rs, James Sri th. of Mr. and Mrs. John ,' ' G ,, ri • and Riverhurst Sask visited last Listowel, M. ,Bob Iry a Betty 'of Dungannon. , viSited Mr, week with Mr and Mrs Harvey y Houston and Wallace of 1tolyrood and Mrs. Ritchie. Mr. 'and Mrs. BertFinnigan have as their'guest ' his'sister Mrs. Violet . Elgie of Seaforth. Mrs. Ward Gammel of Ottawa and her father Will Nixon of St. Walburg are visitors with Mr. and' Mrs. John Emerson. Mrs. Mary E. Sanderson moth- er of Mike anderson of Lucknow and known to many in this' corny. munity; is, a patient in Goderich,' Hospital. Mrs. Sanderson !sin her 90th year *and has been living at. her home in Goderich with a companion,, • PurP1e Prov Has 89t :Birthday George/David; Thompson, a life long. Purple Grove district resi- dent, observed his' 89th birthday on, • February 4th. Mr. Thompson is 'able to be up and around" ev- ery day but has been a shut in since. Christmas. He enjoys hav- ing, callers.. Many cards of con- •'gratulation were' received by. him', '. A faintly .dinner, planned to celebrate'. Mr. Thompson's' birth- day, had to be cancelled owing to :blocked" roads. George Thompson was born. 'in 1876: in Huron .Township; on, the Huron -Kincardine Boundary East to Robert Thompson and • Liza Emerson. Farming there all his life, ,he - attended Southline School,. Purple Grove Methodist' Church until,. it .closed in ;.1925 ; when : `he went to Bervie. United Church and Bervie' L.O.L. , 498 until the" Lodge 'closed •a few years ago. Mr. Thompson married . Sarah Nesbit who passed away ' 30 years ago. He has .'a family." of four daughters and two sons, Mrs.: Al vin • (Olive) Irwin and Mrs Wil- liam . (Viola) Stanley, of . Lucknow; Mrs.. Aiber:alary) Trafford, Hari-- over; an=over; Mrs. Alex .(Myrtle). Percy, Kinlougli Howard who. liveson the ' old ,'homestead, lot 2, Huron Kincardine'' Boundary; . Harvie with +. whom.' Mr: Thompson re- sides. on the farm next to the homestead.. • M• Of a • family. of 13, only Mr Thompson 'and • a brother Clifford of , Calgary • are still. living. Five sisters ',• and 'five brothers have died.' Theya are •Mrs.' Wm. (Mag- gie)Lowry, .Manitoba; Mrs. Jas. (Liza Jane) Ball and Mrs Joe (Berle) ,Fisher, Kincardine:. Mrs. Jack (Effie) Shaw, Toronto; Em ma° *Thompson,' Purple Grove; Robert James; Manitoba;' Wih liar Kincardine; John, ' Kinlough; Edward; Calgary; Wesley, .Berrie Wellington in • childhood Mr. •Thompson: is justly' proud' of . his . 23. granchildren and 39 great grandchildren One grand- child Eric Percy was killed in a 'tractor: accident a few years. ago: Surprise: Party ,:Foy Mr. &Mrs.:G�:Scott (WHITECHURCH NEWS) On Friday , evening • a surprise party whose members were Mr. and: 1VIrs: Wallace'. Conti,' Aima; Muriel, Mr. ', and , !Mrs... Ronald Coultes, . Murray, Darlene a n d Joyce, Mr. and . Mrs. Billie Cas- lick, Beth, Donna and Patsy, Mr. ,&' 'Mrs. Russel Ross & Doris, Mr. and Mrs: Wilford Caslick, Brian and' Diane of Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas . Conley .of Wingham and Gordon McCulloch, ►1400re-'. field, Mr. . and . Mrs. Earl. Caslick journeyed to Ripley to celebrate with ,:. Mt and Mrs: Gordon Scott their 40th :, wedding anniversary which'' was February ,14th. Mr: 'and tlVIrs, Scott ,•are from:, the Langside ' District.,. Mrs. Scott `was the. former Vera Hill and. Mi ' Earl . Caslick • is her • sister. The, group presented them with ; wedding • cake made in the. shape of a heart, ' all beautifully decorated for the occasion, along with a valentine lunch. Various other .gifts 'were presented and all enjoyed playing cards. • • • ,:Mrs,' Rae Boak returned ''to her home in Lucknow last week, • af- ter ,a. four week's 'visit with her son VC:. and 'Mrs..W. A. Boak of Toronto • and daughter Mr. and •1VIrs.' Bob Campney, of Trenton, Cyril ` Campbell of . Lucknow is .a patient in Wingham and Dis- trict 'Hospital. 'He was admitted on .Tuesday' of last week suffering from ,a heart condition. Mr, Charles Scott of , Auburn is - now recuperating' at home after an ' illness 'offive weeks in Clin- ton Hospital, > Tom Rivett, • Dungannon; treat- ed . us to a Riece of. a cookie his daughter Iris, Mrs, Gordon Samp- son of Goderich, 'brought. to him from Scotland. Mrs, Sanipsoit arid herhusband recently returned front a three week visit to .Eng- land via plane where they, *R- ed with his mother. Their' plane . made a 'brief ston . hi �"ontland on; the way hozrip .ucknow Arena Schedule WEDNESDAY,: FEBRUARY .17 S.S. No. 6 Rural '.School Squirt; Practise --,' 6,30-7:3O Skating 8-10 ' THURSDAY,'FEBRUARY 10. • Curling. •— 1 to 5 •7 to, 11. " FRIDAY,J,;FEBRU)ARY 14•, United. Church. -5:30 • Skating . . 8-10 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20 Peewee, 'Fleas and, Squirts 8 to 12 Skating -. 2: to 4': .8 to. 10 SUNDAY FEBRUARY 21, Skating — 2:00 to 4:00: Curling 7:00 to -11:00 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22 OPEN TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23 North Ashfield School 4:30-5:30'. Rural , Hockey-- 7:00=11:00 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24;.;'. Open For; Engagements Skating ng Mobliers for and Pre-• School' Children- 1:30-3:30 • Jim DonneWs Mother.Passes MRS. JOSEPH B. O'DONNELL Mrs. Rose O'Donnell` died on February 10th, at the age of • 75 in', Elora Nursing Home where she had' been a patient since the first. of December. She is the mother of Jim O'Donnell of. town Mrs. O'Donnell. and her ' hus- band. Joseph B. O'Donnell farm- ed' all their ':married: ,life' near Kenilworth ' between „Mt. Forest and Arthur" on No. 6 Highway un- til 10 years ago when they retir ed to live in :`Kenilworth. Besides her husband, who.. was 80 last . July,. ''Mrs. .O'Donnell: leaves to mourn her passing three 'daughters,, Mrs:. Louise 0' Connor, 'Elora; MrS. ' Ed (Helen) Crowley and Mrs_ .' Garfield` .(Ce- celia) Teeter, moth of Guelph; five sons, Joe, London; .Pat, Mt. For- est;`, Jim, Lucknow; .. Francis. and Robert, Toronto...Two sons, ' Aust- in and Paul,: were killed in the • war: The funeral was held last Fri- day,. .February, '12th at • Sacred , Heart' •' Church,, Kenilworth 'at ' 11 o'clock. Burial. was in Sacred Heart Ceinetery, • Kenilworth. Ashfield-RipIeyAre, Meeting Guests On ' • Sunday, evening Lltcknow Presbyterian 'Young Peoples So'- ciety. ; were pleased. to have as their guests Rev..Neil McCombie and his Young ,Peoples • group from liipley and Ashfield and:. Tom :'Ramautarsingh .of, Luck-` now, a member of ,the High School Fo11owinc a h"ief ..`torr. shin. per= fed Rev. Rod, MacLeod introduc- ed the special guest. Mr. Ramau-. tarsingh who ,showed pictures, answered.' questions and gave a commentary 'On his scenic home- land, Trinidad, • Mr. Ramautarsin.gh pninted out that the Presbyterian Church of Canada • has prayed: a very im- portant part in the establishing of missions, schools' for boys .and girls and churches:, Trinidad, he said, 'is made up` of peoples, of every . nationality. Many interesting pietures were shownof important buildings such • as . churches, schools and others,. along with many of the spots that' Make Trinidad a very great tour- ist attraction, A very. interesting and. inforiri- ative' everting was brought to a close sery n with the' ' ii g of lanai' and refrehrfientss•:,.