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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1965-09-22, Page 3WEDNESDAY, SEPT.. 22nd, 1965 THE 'LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO RED St HITE EASY ASH,GAME $600,000 IN CASH PRIZES in from $1,00 to $1,000.00 —EVERYONE WIP Get your FREE Easy Cash Card Today BONELESS (SWEET PICKLED) Loin. 'Roast of 'Pork` Ib.7.9c HOME -SLICED„ Peameal Bacon lbs •85c HOME-MADE, FARM -STYLE Sausage -/ only 49c per Ib. Tomato Juice LIBBY'S, 48 oz:. Beans with :Port • LIBBY'S ; D.B 20 oz.: FrUit Cocktail LIBBY'S FCY., SAVE 3c, 1S oz Shirriff's'M rma. a a� l de GOOD MORNING, SAVE 8c, 24 oz. • Cheese Slices KRAFT CAN,. -:SAVE at, :a Gaines Burgers SAVE 6c, 18 oz. PK G.: IC J�vexBleach. LIQ:, 6c OFF PK.,. SAVE .10c, 64 oz. Monarch Margarine 3-89c PARCH or. ,REG.,; SAVE 12c, .1 Ib. • PKGS.• Cooked: Spaghetti 4=89c LIBBY'S, CASH YOUR 7c "COUPON, SAVE 11c, 20 oz.,. TIN,. Tomato Catsup LIBBY'S, .SAVE llc, ;18oz. Sponge Mop. ti STUART HSE, EACH . 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Beef Division Sandy ' Simpson of R.R. 3 Goderich had . the only •entry in :the Junior Heifer class of the beef Competition.. John Lyons, R.R. 1 Lucknow, • had the. best calf in the Senior Heifer Division and.. second went to Francis Hogan of T'.R. 7 Lucknow: • Top. Beef•, Steer • Others in order Jack Aitchison 'of St. Helens now placed first -,. e r were Alan Finlay- • -. -placed; top� -in tho beef steer' div- of completion lsi n .,their son ' R,R., 3 Lucknow;. George. nd others, Hugh order of •2 MacDonald, . R.R.; 3 • Lucknow, placing were, Hugh Todd, R. ANNIVERSARY SERVICES BLAKE UNITED CHURCH Sunday, September . • 26th 11 '15 a:im. AND 8.'00 #.111. HEELEB, B.A , AUBURN ' OUEST PREACHER REV:..L'i Il;� 'W SPECIAL .IVIU.$iC'. EVERYONE' WELCOME Tom MacDonald,:.' R.R." . 3 Luck now In the Senior Holstein division,' Lynda Walden of R.R. 2 Luck - now was the first place . winner,. second went to John Bradley • of R.R.3 : Goderich ; .a n d ' third to Doug Alton of. R.R. 2, Lucknow. In . the `Jersey, division' of t h e dairy • calf club, Don Boak of R.R. 1 'Dungannonplaced f i:r s•t, Bill Boak of Lucknow .w a s second, Boak of 'R.R. 1 ' Dungannon placed third and 'Sandra Boak of`. Lucknow placed fourth. , , BEST SHOWMAN Doug Alton . won the award •for showmanship followed by 'J o h n Br adley, Gary MacKenzie a n d Lynda "Walden. • • SPECIAL PRIZES T h'e Lucknow ' Legion ' donated two $5 prizes to.. the best beef calf a n d best dairycalf which were won by Jack Aitchison. and Lynda Walden. Raynard' Ackert purchased' the best Hereford • calf: at 30c per lb. and this was won by Murray Mor- rison. PAGE. THREI Thinking. lout Mutual. Funds? BEFORE INVESTING INVESTIGATE United Accumulative Fundy Ltd. I COMPARE. THIS GROWTH . IN ASSETS ;1 1 SEPT 9, 1905: $181,950,314.41 • $10,000,, Investment OCTOBER, 1957 $150;000.00. Growth of $10,000 • $25,820,05 (Single investment ' • "(Value Sept 9, 1965, invested . January 2, 1958) with dividends ..reinvested)" Average 'Return. Over 19% Per. Year< More than 78,000:. Canadians Invest With United; Investment Savings Plan for as little as ' • '$20.00 a month • United: Investment :Services Ltd. LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE JIM O'DONNELL, Local :and'. General Mr. and. ' Mrs. ,Oscar Hodgins, Lynn a.n. d Mervin visited ° 1 a; s t week -end with .• relatves in. Lon- don. .. ; Angus. MacKay .• of Detroit spent last week -end with ;Mr. • and• Mrs. .Ted Collyer.: Mr. and Mrs. Steve Graham (Karen Arnold) of Cold Lake, Al-. berta, were ` visitors last Theirs day with: her parents . Mr. and Mrs, Jim Arnold ,enroute• to Mon- treal where . Steve'. has . obtained employment. ...Cathy King of Walkerton; visit ,ed: last week -end ;; .with Janine Glenn a'. of . Lucknow . and attended the ' .f i r. Other • visitors at`- the Glenn . home were Mrs. Glenn's sister s • Mrs.' Ken Hoffman of ; Tor- onto, and Mr. and Mrs. Theo Dug- gan of Stayner.\ • Mrs. Victor Tanner, Mr. Law rence Tanner, Miss Nettie . Scott, Paisley, Mr. a n d Mrs. J. D. Bryce, Port. Elgin;. were recent visitors with Madelyn °McMor "ran and. rs., J. D. McKendrick. Visitors .with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. MacMillan, : who attended. the Lucknow Centennial Fair :w` e r e • Mrs.. Mary Menefee (Mary Mac- Millan) of Oklahoma City; • Mr. and. Mrs Ralph Everick (Patsy MacMillan) of Cleveland; Mr. •and Mrs. •Myles MacMillan and Mrs. John Wocks (Annie MacMillan) of Teeswater; . a n d Mrs: Yvonne Keith. of London. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Raynard and Cathy- of ' Toronto spent- the weekend with his .parents.. • Mr. and Mrs..' Nelson Raynard, Luck - now.. .Mr. and ' Mrs. Allen Stuart of Eganville " ,visited last week -end with, her brother Mr and • Mrs.; Fred Martin of :.Paramount. il�spitaIized 'Af#er Fall From Tree.: (Ashfield) Patients in. Wingham Hospital are. Donald MacLennan, young- est son of Mr, and :Mrs. Bain MacLennan, with injuries from a fall from. ''a tree; and Brian How- es, younger son of Mr. and Mrs. Colin Howes, with. pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs, Paul . Emberlin of Toronto visited . 'Gordon Finlay- son's last week -end Mrs. Harold. Sawchuck' and ba- by of Toronto spent ' last week with Alex Farrish's. W.M.S. Miss Sadie : Johnson, president ,• was in charge of the W.M.S. ting 'at ;the home of Mrs: .Wm. Ross. The study on Nigeria was taken by Mrs. Hugh 1VtaeKenzie Mr.: and Mrs. Robert Burns of Akron,. New York, 'Mr.'. and Mrs. Sam Gurvan of Warren, Michi- gan, ichgan, . Frank Hillock ' of . Sault. Ste. • Marie, Michigan, Ike a n d Stan ilson of Goderich were recent isitors with Mr. and Mrs: Clar ence Bell Rev. H W. Strapp returned to his home in Lucknow : on Mon- day -of this week from Winghaitn Hospital. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Reid` of Clinton, Watson' and Melvin Web- ster of ; Varna, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Raynard a n d I abe, of • Toronto, Mr. and Mrs.•'Henry Gardner and Mrs Jake Hunter. 'wererecent vis- itors isitors • with Mr., and Mrs. Wm..' .Rit Mr..•and Mrs. Wilfred ,Drennan and Mrs. George Hunter attended•,:; the .evening anniversary service at Dungannon United church last Sunday, when a former minister,' .. Rev J. W. Walker . of Kingsville, was guest speaker. They also at- tended .. the 'social which 'followed' and met Mr. and- Mrs.: Walker, and `.others. • Mr : and Mrs \Pete ''Kuchirka of Toronto and ' Mr. and. Mrs. Allan Gamble of' Ripley visited with Mr. ' and Mrs Lloyd Hunter and family, R.R. 1 Lucknow, on Sat- urday night Lucknow Presbyterian Church: Rev. Roderick MacLeod Minister :SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26th No Sunday School 11:00 . a.m. Morning' Worship t' Rally Day Service ':• : LUCKNO UNITED •CHURCH .. ,Howard Strapp-. Rey.,.,Howard pP• , :Minister' SUNDAY, .. SEPTEMBER 26th No, Sunday. School . Rally Day' Children to . attend church with parents 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship • Christian Education. Sunday Guest Speaker, Rev.: '' Whitney Dalrymple of ' Angola - $300 • DAMAGE' TO CAR and Mr's. Wm. Farrish, and was Bill ` Stanley, w.h .o . resides on •Highway 86 just .west ` of Luck - now, was uninjured but about $300 damage was; done to his car Sat- 'urday night when he struck .the• side of the bridge on Gough Street ins Lucknow at a point just east of the Lucknow-Holyroed: road. Mr. Stanley told - village police officer doe. Vienneau that he was blinded by approaching''headlights and pulled his car too far to the followed by a series of questions. by, Miss Sadie Johnson which ; showed the problems . there: Mrs. Wm. Ross had charge of the de - Notional. The conyener : of the no- minating committee .reported 3 resignations handed in. Plans for entertaining three societies in Oc- tober Were . discussed. Fourteen members and one visitor answer- ed roll callwith'-the naXne of a woman of the Bible. There were i lit hen a roachin the bride .3 children 'present. The hostess p g + g . from the east side, and committee, served lunch. T. PETER'S ANGLICAN CHURCH • Church. School 10,15 a.m., Morning Prayer 11:15 ,a rn Rev. Stanley E. Jay, ILA.,B.D.'' 1teetor . i4Harvest Thanksgiving"'