The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1963-10-09, Page 161. . AGENT FOR IKINCARDII AANERS• Free Pick=Udiii • and Delivery 11rdiy!,tetd:T►iurs PAGE SIXTEEN ow. :ortA.A IO a natural_! for QR S 1 Only the finest Merino worsteds, per- manently mothproofed, are Mused' in Sabre Sinus (R) to ensure their ex- pert man -tailoring and perfect fit, There is no• substitute for Wool. and Merino worsted, is the •finest: ° Buy Sabre Slims (R),• and ':buy Made in Exclusive Italian, .plaids, :flan- nels>' and . stripes' ;; (R); Trade mark .registered ,� a.. • yam; • ant • �e • Ladies' . and Men's Wear Dawes ' Attra flgafl! a -t' * "` the -Dungannon Fall ` Fair tor Many younrpeop.le and; "their parents was „iach- iev!eazent day of the Dungannon 4-8 a Calif '' Club, .ihoth beef- ; and dairy division., Boss Eedy of Dmngannon, John Clark of R.R, 6, ; Goderich and Sam authn an of R.R. 5 'God- erich were leaders . of the club aurid :the. classes. were . judged by Don" Lobb of ...alt.. 2 . Clinton. Dairy ;Class Larry y' Young' of A.R. 6 God- erieh placed. first in the Junior Holstein division. Others in 'order they placed were, Ernie Sher- wood, • R.R. 5 Goderich; Joanne Kol }man, . R.R... 3 Goderich; Ms y R.R.MeNetli, .6 Goderieh. Rion Durnin of R.B. 3 Auburn, had the only entry in the Ayr- shire ' division. Senior divisszzdzi,' Hemp Koh of R.R. 3 Goderich had the :.top Holstein.Others in or- der were Bob McNeil, • ,6 Goderich; Donald. atteNeit R.R. 6 Gocleriah. . Vanssone of ' B.R. ' 4 God- erieh oderich harid,.the„ top Jersey follow- ed by Cameron .Gardiner of B.R. 4 Goderiah ; and .Jazzes Boak of RR; .1 Dugannon. All 4-H enembers and, their calves were judged for ` show- manship as a • group: ,har't'3r" • piled off tin elDred Suddenly Richard Andrew Patterson roan, Bab M,oeil; 'Joanne IKolk- W non ad' tap Senior Heifer. OpthheaJ . 'w� J u- Aabert ,YiN Crozier, ..1 Dungannon; : Gary Dauphin, RJR. 1 •.• Duaanon; John Phillips, R.R. 1 Dungannon; Cletus Dalton, R.R, 7' Lucknow; Jill ' Bennett, R.R.::1 Port Albert Fred- Stirling, R.R.+Auburn, Bob Eedy of Dungai(non had the top steer followed by Cecil Cranston of R.R. 2 Auburn and Patsy ''Jewell, • R.R.6 Groderich. Top showman of the beef div- ision was Robert Sherwood. fol- lowed by Cecil. Cranston, 'Bob Eedy, John Bennett, Fred Stir ling::. Bruce Lamb, Paul Eedy, Gary Dauphin, `Pat� Jewell. Bill Crozier, Cletus Dalton, . Jill Bennett; John Phillips. BERTIS. WARD PASSES The death of tBertie:'Ward 'oc tarred in -Whigham hospital on. Saturday in his 80th year. The funeral was held on Mon- day with interment t in Greenhill Cemetery. The obituary will appear next Andrew Patterson Y TbeSetniflel. THAT : at they group meeting an. tW*nc y night; Kimloss Scout Committee decided, ' .to cancel for -this year the an- nual shootingmatch previous- I% planted .for this Saturday. THAT Eldon Wraith is ithe n'evv. est membera� of the .Lucknow Fire Department. The 'strength. of the department s twenty maen,'., and: they are .presently • one short of that number with another candidate in mind; • THAT Mrs, Ewart MaeP1etson. • of, Lueknow is assisting at Mc-- lan's Restaurant. at the east end.of.': the village; THAT:. at the week -end Mr, and Mr; Sid Plow/light moved into their 41 new Thome, .which they built this sunnier on the corner of ' Rose .and Jutram Streets. The. ,aidjaeent: residence which they temporarily tenanted. will: Book rbeoa occuandpied.:dai nil,y. Eby• Mrs. ' Robert �i irYY b. .• • 'CEthI iBruce City Hog Pro- w'IdueerS have Axel). $tresing . " 4uahty hogs. for • - profit:'; . for sp me time nd•; o+ftering�rprizes • for Grade AA ,productnon .. In ,the August 1st: t , .Septereber.U5th; period, Leonard Reid of Huron. Township was one of the 100' percenters, with. all 18 of his shipment in iGrade,A category. THAT St.. Helens United; :Chump �wi1<1dbserve their 101st. anniver-• sary by; .services next Sunday at 11 • a.m. and 7:30 p.m Rev. W R. Tristram, the:. newly ap- •inted minister at• St. Helens, .. - � r will conduct services and spec music will be provided.' THAN James F. Parkes of Mission .City; B.C.; wants to be remem. beied to friends here, and thank • thein for season's greetings he received' last Christmas. J i m says that he has been very busy with the farm operations and ▪ 'has neglected• his corc±es�po�nd= enee.; His . mother . has not en- joyed good , health for' the past year. THAT field day was held on • Monday • , t • Lucknow ' District ;.High School, having been post- ' from the previous Tours '' day,• ' because of weather con- ditions. This Thursday LDHS will • he track meet host to students of • Ripley District High.. School THAT Local stock judges at Tiv- erton fair included Elmo frit- tha rd, , • heavy horses; :. Fred Martin, ; light ;horses; Andrew •• Gaunt, .cattle.'. ..• THAT the "little pig" which was. advertisec.l last week by Frank miller, belonged to Reg Camp - Abell of Amberley whe bad. lost it following the Conmun ity : sale three weeks ago: • ' THAT expense figures: filed by candidates • in the A last Federal election have been made known within the past week', In Bruce riding, 'PC, Member John Lon- ey spent $2617 on his cam-. paign; Liberal candidate John ▪ `MacKenzie, $1876 and Inde- . well, followed. by . Henry Volk - malt, Donald McNeil, Cameron passed s ay sddenly in K near- _ `Gardiner,; Ernie S"he�ood, 'Ron. `fit. 3 196$ alter aHospte• short • on i Dumin,ndayi Bili• Yanston�' James . ness- Mary. McNeil: He was horn on the . Tenth. Con BeIt" Show • . cesszori of Huron Township, Feb - In the Junior Hafer class Ro-ruary 3, .1993, the son nrf Alex- ander Patterson .and Sarah A n n Alex - Ilex{ • S'heiw�ood of • Dungannon , ,took first ,prize followed by Mills. On January. 19, 19150 he Bruce' Lamb of YR.R, 4 ' Goder Patti Eedy of ILK 1 Dungan S#ructural Steel !lsec! Pipe Angle . Iron, Reinforcing Rods 1 -Beams, Plate, Sheeting POSTS Sr, cull's= w POLES 4 -- PIPE 1;.a Heavy Duty 16• sc ft. • All Sizes In Stock. Cuter Service ' GODS H IRON wed SALVAGE 105 Nelson St,, E:,, at CNR GO CH ' J.A, 4-8141 mar'r'ied Martha Bell. He farmed on the home farm till 19601 when he Heretired had to kind and pleasant o Ripley. sisal disposition.. which endeared him to his many friends and neigh- bours, The ,many beautiful floral tributes showed the esteem in which he was held. tae was a member of St. 'An- dreva's United Church, Ripley and a member of the Board of 1/Stewards for gnarly years. He was an active member of Ripley, IOOF Lodge, a ' past District Deputy Grand .Master, and District Sec- retary; of Bruce District No. 10 for the past 18 years. He was also a member of Huron's Star Re- bekah Lodge. Services were eon - ducted Tuesday evening by both these ;lodges and were largely at- tended by 'Q4ddfeliows and lie- •beicahsof the District Surviving tomes' his wife are two sons ' and One datugbter, Arthur of Agincourt, Gordon on the home farms, and Katherine, Mrs, Burton Collins of Purple Grove , also surivive4. by pendent Alex :Scarrow,. $1105. In Huron Riding, • pc member Elston Cardiff ran his • cam- paign on $3630 and Liberal • candidate Gordon 11cGavin', spent $3560- eight griridcluWren and one sis ter, Sadie, Mrs, Gordon Stanley of Ripley, funeral services ire `held from St. Andrew's United Church on 'Wednesday, October- 2, with Rev, George Ball officiating. 'The,. pallbearers were Stewart Need- ham, Wallace Pollock, Jack: Me- Iver, Bob Stephenson, Murray Campbell, and Jack Farrell Buri was in Ripley cemetery. WEDNESDAY, ' OGT,. sth . ion Lucknow Frult Mar • YOUR "SHOD -11V LUCKN4W" FOODLAND ECONOMY 400 PACK � SAVE 1 7c Kleenex. Super Sale 2 pkgs. HEINZ Fancy Quality '48 -oz. . SAVE 11c Tomato Juice • Sale 2 tins 59c PALM GARDENS - Joa x 2 cup size SAVE .10c .; Tea Bags Super Sale pkg 69c MAPLE LEAF 8 Slice :Pkg. SAVE f Sc Cheese Slices Sale .. 2 pkgs. 53C SCHNEIDER'S fl Fancy Pear .Shapeci . . SAVE 30c Picnic. `Mains: 1 %IL...Size tin • $1.19 MEADOW GOLD, SUPER SALE SAVE 15c Ice Cream Sale :2 pint bricks 39c ONTARIO' No. 1 Quality REALLY SAVE Potatoes, Repeat Sale 25 lbs. 59c CONGRATULATIONS To Our Winner of the "Shop-In-Lucknow" Top Merchandise Prize of '$25.00, Last'Week. SHOP AT . HOME - SHOP HERE At ;Lucknow's, Leading. ,°Food - Market! e'For For Less Phone. L' udmow 5283420 /Values 'Effective October 1001, 12 OBITUARY MRS. MARY BRADY • 1Mis. .Mary`'Brady, ilidd.w of the late Bernard Brady, passed away ': in St. Josephs Hospital,. London on September ,18th' Ther •88th year. She was born on the 12th • conzession of .Ask- field a daughter of Wm. Hogan and Mary ' Dean Mr, and MrsBrady were P' married in 1907.. at I;;angsbridge and .resided in : the Strathroy 'trict ever since. Mrs.' ''Brady leaves to mourn: her passing two sons,, Wm B. of Sarnia, Fergus. of Strathroy; 'five grandchildren;. a sister, Margaret, Brady of . Ker- wood; . a brother Win. of Ash- field. She'miss Predeceased by ttwvo sons and: a daughter in in- fancy, dive brothers, Father John, Father James, Patrick, Michael and.: Joseph Hagan. , The funeral took place at ,Al Sainst�s,,.Caiholic church, ` Wrath rqy.' Buttal ' was at.Strathro fwlth six nephews •. John James Brady,: ,; Basil, • W William • and Con Hogan as. pallbearers:. LOCHNOW . 4-H CLUBS. (Continued from'page'1) Omar ; Brooks: • Markers are Bryon Blac John • Black, Cecil . Cranston Douglas. Gaunt, Bill Henry, Lar ry .Hunter, John A. - McCharl Barry Menary, Caarl Rie Frank . ' Riesling, ..Mau rRi Kenneth- !Paylor, Wayne.: Rod. Finlayaon, Grant . Hem'. Results of this class will n be made known until a late date s Your Subscription Renewed * * * Only:' SUNWORTHY .WALLPAPERS Only39c, 49e: 59e NOW:' ��_ All first quality:: Outside House Paint Available At' off RegUlar Prices one 5 28. 34 •at D • 1.