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WEDNESDAY, NOV- 17th, INNS
res -After 37 Yeats With $ilverwo dsBusiness Group
s Caretaker Job At Ripley Arena • Pion For Santa
$ =p elf" Johnson, ° an operating one of ` the trucks Mr Lucknow 13Ddens • ' As -
of Silverwood Dairies and Mrs.. Johnson resided in .Luck- sociation this creek is circulating
for over 37 yearshas re- now until • about six. years ago a, 20 . • page supplement to The
but • eff is not 'going to take when.: they moved to. Ripley where Sentinel which will go` into every
nig chair. He has accepted , Mrs. Johnson operated a clothing home in the trading area of
caretaker's job.' at the Ripley
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for the coming winter.
Neff . was through • work at
goods • on November 2nd, but'
lith months' vacation,coming''to
his ficial date of retirement
ft Ole first of December.
$e is a native of Glaini is' and
forted work . with Sverwoods at
Carel in 1928. ' While at Cargill,
had ' just nicely' started
cations; at that time, the Cargill
,was managed ' by Wilmer
*ay and David Scpbie.
Wff came to Lucknow five yearn.
inhere J. R. McNab was the
For 25 • years,:: he ran
better churn at. Lucknow and
tier the past. eight years has been
store. She sold, this to Mrs, June Lucknow.
Dodds about a year ago.' In : co-operation with the•'. busin;
Since their.' move to Ripley, . Neff ess . association, The.`'Sentinel is
has driven back and forth to work ; printing. 600 extra papers this
here.
Working at the Lucknow � week whir& will go out ' as sam-
plant, he has served under man- pies. to non subscribers in the
agers J. R. McNab, J. C. McNab, : trading area.
Wilmer Howey andthe, present I; � And so, your issue of The Sent .
manager William. Wharry," inel will be 36 pagesthis'. week,
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson have 'a two larger than. a . similar pro- G
family of two girls, Mrs. 'George , motion last July, and the biggest "
(Joy) ' MacLean of Rimley and` ; Sentinel . on record. -
Mrs. Guest (Joan) Mitchell of In the ' supplement, printed on
Wallacetown l yellow paper, many stores have
Meff lives right •. next to . the I offered specials . which will make
Ripley arena and has consented to if Lucknow a good .place to shop
look after the rink for the winter. in the weeks ahead- Check this,
Artificial ice ' was installed there supplement closely forthese bar-
recently-
arrecently- j gains.. Inaddition, businesses ''of -
OOT TO VOTE Ar911
GETS EYES TESTED., TOO '
ik 1ilss Jessie MacKay, ` Luck:
aoVs grand old lady who re -
her" home
re-
ars in �: Gaigi.
aro(' was the. area's oldest`
totes at the polls last week..
Ifs . MacKay... voted at ' the
non hall, and in the MacKay
family tradition, her ballot
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us a Liberal one.
Jessie was 93 years of age
a the 23th'of October:
She. -enjoys reasonably 'good.
health and is out for a car ride ..
frequently with her. coin
Mrs_ William Mac-
ho
awho: resides with her.
Monday Jessie had her eyes''
meted: Her vision; has not been
s good as it used. to be and
decided to have her eyes
lte ted to see if , her glasses
r.,
0f
be improved.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Donald Rae Scott
Randy of Mossbank, Raskateh-
are visiting his parents ;Mr:.
Robert Scott, in Ashfield.
r Fallen
wo Wars
(by Tony "Mone)-
Bo Thursday, November lith,
and District reside
together to offer , reme:
to those men who died in
Great Wars. •LUclmow Presby
-
Church . was the scene of
piles service_
A Parade consisting .of
Auxiliary members,
Scoots and Guides and led
Ludmow ,District ' High' School
marched to the Presbyter -
Church for :the service ' at
am. The Colour Party was
up of Jim' Henderson, .Hugh-
tnne, Harold Ritchie, Rus-,
ii thy, Gail Jamieson, Brea -
Mrs. Clare Johnstone,
Dias: Bob Lyons.
Be , service was:by
Mowing and. DiSli`ict
`I. Call . to worship . and
rT drr+_ •U..I
1 MacLeod;
IIn Jestamest v.. Rod
.Rev-. G-
r.
A Pastoral Prayer,Rev.
inns;• !ew.Testament
Rev. S. E:'Jay; The mes-
given by . Rev. Derk
• I I : of the
rr: rl li "*'�+•&..G (�li>stian. �Re-
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reeling the service the parade
ill ,:
to the cenotaph for a ser-
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MI �rif. lIjn;of - • iiiArt Ontario,
Legion,
AuxAlis.
; Village of Luck-
, Reece George Joynt; Lions
await' Collyer; Womeia'S
VI=
Al'az- George
1;'• Boy
't n_Datid Button_Girl
Bob - Parr
fering services ` have made their.
RON 'McLELLAND 'TAKES` lines.. known . through the. pages
ROSETOWN-BIG6 AR SEAT I of this paper.
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• Friends of R011_, McLelland of . • Bus/ iness Fplaces Skating •participating m
Loreburn, Saskattchewan • w,e r e. the: Lucknow, promotion, are 'listed
Pleased to see in tie • daily piers On the front' page of ,the yellow cup=
that he was elected Progressive plement. These business men and
Conservative ' member. for the' rid -°I women have banded together• and
ung of Rosetown-Biggar in . Saskat-, through their . contributions Free
chewaa in the recent Federal. elec- ,,Skating will be offered to all child -
tion. ren on November 27, December
Roil came east a number of years 4, 11' and. 18 at the Lucknow arena_
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ago to play hockey for Lucknow Be sure to be in Lucknow on
and while m this. area 'met and these . days, and for that matter,
married Agnes Conley Of this Com- ; every day that you plan to do
munity ° ; your shopping and , buying:
He has
been . a ,frequent visitor , : Santa .. ,Here: Too.: '.
here and his father-in-law, Joe ; The same gran) of business
Conley:: of . Lucknow has . been a r -iiple have arranged for Santa
frequent visitor with them in the 'Claus to be in Lucknow for three
est- Saturday afternoons in December,
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nailed so . votes. His near ; , 'r a 4th,; 11th end 18th. Santa will
Ron 8 . ' ' � ;,;.
est 'rival was am P candkiate be located in e Archie Smith.
who • polled 6,912 followed by t store on main .:street' to meet
Literal with 4,318 and e Social S1113 ` u . accompann y
I Credit with 467. . • . their parene ts. He will be there
each da} from 2 to 4 p.m. and will
• 1 have favours and treats for the
SELLS INaJRANCE USINESS , kids_ Santa will also have a mail
TO WILLIAM 5. REED ;r:x set up e store where you
can post your letter ito the
Riebard T ' Kilpatrick of Wing-' whiskered gent: •
ham has sold his general insurance Shopping Hass
business to. William', S Reed, also : ` l leli;naw stores Will: be open
of that ' town. r ' • : three Thursday afternoons in
Dick operated the insurance bush December, the 9th, 16th and 23rd,
ness while on the farm in Ashfield- every night during Christmas
and has' continued, to carry on this , week, December 2) to 24 and
work 'since moving to . Wan am ` Friday nights during the Christ -
where he: teaches school. ' mai season_
Bill Reed` is well known in this 1' No matter 'how- you look at it,'
area Be • has been:in the Real Lucknow. is the place to . do ' your
Estate 'business for a number of . Christmas shopping_` Small town
years and will • add ' the insurance hospitality and $et -ti�big
line to his present work_• town prices.
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I,.0ck,noW.H.PIiIisciie. On Dec....IH.emhir 6th Is
For Establishment Of
Two weeks: from ' next Monday;
December 6th, Lucknow will vote
on .a liquor question; The ballot will
read "Are you in favour of the
establishment of government
stores for the 'saleof liquor?" Only
the one question will be voted .on.
Three, years ago, in October ' of
1962, two' questions were voted ; on ,
and both were defeated,,.
The ballot three years ago was
for .a dining lounge,, which was de-
feated with a negative vote of about
55%, and for government stores,
the same question as is being voted
on this time. The vote on the gov ,
ernment stores. was ' about 50%
for and 50% against. A 60% ap-
proval is required before, any, vote
passes.
Stores' Only
For those who become confused
on what is actually being voted on
this year, and there appear to . be
many who are, . it should be noted
that - this. vote is . for the establish-
ment of a liquor and beer store
only. If the vote was approved,
.Lucknow would be eligible for .'A
liquor and beer store which would
sell packaged items. Under • no
circumstances . does . an affirmative
vote to this question allowoutlets
for the 'saleof liquor or beer by
the glass:
Proclamation' Issued
The proclamation . of the vote has
Liquor, BeerStore
been posted ` and 'published and.
lists the tlate of voting as. Decem-
ber 6th_ This is the same date as a
local municipal, election would be
held if the offices .of Reeve, Council'
or Public ' School T istee were
contested: Polling :Division No. 1
will ,be at the . Town Hall, • No- 2 at
St.. Peters Parish Hall and No. 3
at Nobe Johnston's residence. In
accordance with the provision of
the liquor .act, managers for both
sides will be named at the ' town
hall on November '2`2nd. at l p.m.
An announcement of an advance
poll for ' those who . expect to be
absent on the polling day has been
posted and published. The advance
poll: will be: held' at , the; town hall'
on Saturday; December 4th, two
days prior to., the regular :polling
day:
Residence 'Qualificatians
The Federal Voters List, used
for the November 8th election, has
been :authorized • as suitable for the
liquor plebiscite bythe chief elec-
tion officer of Ontario. Persons be-
coming residents,' of the ' •village
from September 8th to October
6th, and not on the list but who
are gualifled to vote on_ they liquor
vote may be vouched for at the
poll by someone who is on the :list
and sworn as provided by the
election act
Sells KinlossFanrn
AL BAKER TAKES POSITION , •
WITH PRUDENTIAL ••
Frank • Johnston,' Lot '. •7 : Con- Al' Baker ;of Leicluiow, an em-
cession' 10 Kinloss .Township, has ! ployee of Lucknow' Co-op 'for' some
sold .his farm. to Hendrick . Duileer• N: time;..has' accepted' a '•position
of 'Acton- The farm has been in !;with .the'Prudential Insurance Co....
the Johnston name for most . i and v assume • his new. • duties.
100 years.. It will be 100 years on I the end' : of this . momtth_ ' ' • •
July 16, 1966 since Frank's grand- 1 Al bas been' in charge of the pet --
lather
fatkher took it up from the Crown... roleum division at. the ' Co-op.. •. . .
$200 was the original price p. On his 'new.; job, he will serve• '
rlr.. and Mrs. Differ •ergo! from
Lucknow. RhpPey'` and S'incardine
1$®hand; fliia teen years ago: They ; and surroiindpmg tterrrtary_; Jack
have a family of s x three gills Graham. well known to flee people
and •three boys.' They have been J.!" f I.Lu>9ekmow and Districlt. ,had pre --
renting .a farm near . Acton ' and ' ° y' worked this .area.,
have been in the • dairy business ,
which they will be`. continuing en"
eir Kinloss far. 311.•. -and •Mrs; '
•-- - rte.
Dauber get possession Apr? 1 %hinder
'ofnextyear_Far San •
The Year.
are `. members .' of I. .
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the Christian Reformed : Chock- 1 .' Mrs James , Richardson• of the
Mrs. Johnston has not enjoyed Langside ' " comnmeimitty will leave
health since suffering • a i. early in December for' the city o
stroke. some time ago. Mr.and .• San Salvadori El . Salvador, a
Mrs- Johnston are planning to re= : small. country in Central America_
tire in Lucknow. ' I ' Mrs. Richardson • • wil teach
The sale was transacted' by • F. gFades 7. 8, 9 and 10 in .a privateC.. Van Eyl,' agent for Bosv'eld •Real ,' school there- 'There 'are' about 29„ '
Estate- pupils at the school w•r ich .is .
made up a€ children of mit.5zion
aries: searing in that area. The '.
['missionaries are im4erdeoummmin
, tional.
Mrs. Richardson will teach the
senior pupils and another American
r girl will look after the junior
grades. The school follows' a cot -
',
or -r respondence ' course .set out by . a
school in the United States.
t .`Mas ' Richardsons sister ' 'and
brother-in-law,, . Mrs:'': and . Mrs..
Horace Holt of. Toronto have made
I• the trip ' to . San •Salvador : every
li winter for a number of Years
where they have assisted in 'vari
oils ways. Mr, Holt: a balder, has
i, been 'ha charge of various building
programs to ' further the work 6!
Ithe missionaries there. He is re-
tired and his • wok "is of a voluntary' •
nature • •
Mrs Richardson plans - tto rerrnan
until next Jeune when she will re-
turn .home by air. She is mo:orhng
' t down with Mr. and Mrs. Jolt in a
trip that will take them through the
united States, .Mexico and Guate-
mala , before arriving at their
desertion. Spada •it the ' Iangu-
age of El Salc°ador but Mrs:
• • • • Richardson's .pupils.are' oEnglishbsRie'„
Aorre Rµse•marriange,asA•att veaecherf
Toronto, she came to Murray&
School' in Kinloss and taught'. from
1943, to 1951 and where she met
and married her husband whose,
death occurred last July..
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