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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-02-09, Page 3nd ions •••• :I'S )nation 3ther: neet the iiscuss th• Salary IFORT , 14, 15 7 ONLY 1966 EDNESDAY, FEB,!MN ,T � THE LUCKNOW~ SENTINEL; LUCKNOW, ONTARIO GRADE 'f..B' 1144.1.0„ OVEN READY SCHNEIDERS. 4 TOTHE POUND BURNS MILD SMOKEDD Beef Steakettes . Side Bacon per OnIy59c Ib.c peE 1 I ..�.. v4••eeo•••ee••snPi•••••4•••••• ,t•, oo..eo••a•o4••••••e••o••. eaP •e••. 'ALL OUR FOODS ARE PRICED• tan LUNCHEON MEAT;. 12 OZ. Margarine ROSE, Sc OFF ECON•, . SAVE 16c, 3. LB. 9c Cheese Slices 2-59.c MAPLE LEAF, .3F OFF PACK, „NIPPY; MILD, PIMENTO, SAVE ;9c, $ OZ. PKGS Instant Coffee $1.39 MAXWELL. HOUSE, '24c ,OFF PACK, SAVE SOc,, 10 OZ: JAR Tomato Juice HEINZ' FANCY, SAVE 26c, .48 :OZ. ims:.' . 49c TALISMAN, , STRAWBERRY OR §RASPBERRY WITH PECTIN, SAVE 11c,•.24. OZ. JAR' Oxo Cubes 2-69c BEEF OR . CHICKEN, SAVE ,Sc, PKGS.. 12's • Pledge JOHNSON, SAVE 10c, 61/2 AEROSOL TIN 79c Ched-RSpread 5 MAPLE LEAF, 6c OFF PACK, SAVE 10e, 16 OZ JAR ., Pork 'Shoulders'. MAPLE -LEAF PICNIC, SAVE 20i, ..1y2•LB. TIN Tenderfkike Lard: `:MAPLE •.LE.AF, SAVE Soft Drinks ROYAL CROWN, CASE :.OF 24 Oatmeal Cookies 31c WESTON :OLD, FASHIONED, 15. TO PKG. Oranges P.Ei. . PotUtoes 50 LB . BAG .r WE ARE ONE OF THE • PHONE 528-3001 FREE. DELIVERY Move Murray Gaunt To Second Row In Of Responsibilities. Legislature to View Two members of the Ontario •`• Liberal Caucus will get. a better view .of, proceedings in the ;Legis- lsture this year," ,' ' •Liberal Leader Andrew•Thomp- son has moved Dick Taylor (Tem- iskaming) and Murray` Gaunt .(Hut" on Bruce) from the third to the second'row in the House. Mt, Thompson said the move was, made in recognition of the Members' duties and responsibil- ities in the:.party. Mr. Taylor,' the party's econ- omies. and development and min' ,ing critic, was recently made .Provincial Campaign Chairman..: Mr. Gaunt is carrying on his portant role as agriculture critic in the presentsession., The Legislature has three rows for 'Members-- and senior mem-, 'bers of. Caucus usually sit in the first two rows, • . The vacanciesin the Liberal's second row came as a r stilt of the MONUMENTS For soitno counsel' and a fair price on a monument • correctly; designed from qualitymaterial, rely on. S • SKEI.;TON MEMORIALS Pat O'Hagan, Prop., i • Established Over Sixty Years. Walkerton . Phone R814234. Ontario. PAGE THREE LocatT ani Gener M. and. Mr's, Bruce Raynard and Marion,of West Wawanosh, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Raynard of Lucknow visited on Sunday with" Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Raynard of. ,.Islington, . . Weekend visitors with •Mrs. John. England were Mr. and Mrs. Ted • England, Bonnie and. Billy of Elora 1 Mrs. Harold Ritchie returned to her home in Lucknow last, Saturday from Wingham Hospital after und- ergoing surgery. .Bob Ritchie also ;returned home on Saturday from Hospi;al where he had been recei ving treatment. ' Brown.j-iarper of Lucknow is a patient in Victoria 'Hospital, Lon- don. -"He was admitted to Hospital .on Sunday of this week. ' Mrs: Ron Rothwell and Rosemary of Norwood spent last weekend •with her mother, Mrs. Ed Thom, • The Lucknow Women's Institute will hold their regular monthly meeting on Friday February 11th in. the Lucknow Towne Hall . •Roll Call to be answered by a "Display of a made in Canada product" Demonstration. . , Mr, • and Mrs Ken Laidlaw of. London attended the fu>eral ofthe late .Wm . 0 Hunter'on• Sundav ' Mrs . • Giorge Hunter• returned with .them to London where she • will visit her granddaughter, Joyce Laidlaw, who has been in..St, Jos- eph's hospital for more than three • Weeks. J4ce suffered a serious 4 back inJurywt le•.on a• tobogganing, party. She is in her, first year at Western 'University Mrs'. 74. MacLennan London,spent the weekend. in. Lucknow and att- ended the. funeral of -the late Wm. O. Hunter Mr. and:'Mrs.:. Vernon Hunter were in London on Saturday. deaths of Leo Troy (Npissing) and J . M „Gould (Bracondale)•. Liberals George Ben and•R $hard Smith won the Nipissing and 'Brac- ondale by- elections this' summer. Mr. Taylor and. Mr. • Gaunt have taken on' important responsibilities" said Mr. Thompson.' "1'have"full confidence they will carry them out well. • /iV00$7iPfi OIR Valentines' By Rustcraift FINLAY' DECORATORS LUCKNOW 6.. Is Entertumed On 84#h o'ir`#hday Mrs.` Ed Thom of •Lucknow;was entertained at the home of her daughter, Mrs,• Campbell Thomp- .son, on the occasion of her 84th birthday on Friday . of last week Among those present were: her 'daughters. Mrs. Thompson (Marg- aret) and Mrs Stuart (Kathleen) Collyer of •Lucknow; Mrs. -Ron . (Helen) Rothwell,of Norwood. Her other daughter, Mrs. Al (Jean) Martin.of Long Beach',, California, visited with her mother by phone?' Mrs. Thorp is the former' Rose- mary Miller: She spent. the :great- er part of her life in the St. Helens area; but has been a resident of Lucknow for a number of'years in one of the Anderson Apartments on Campbell. Street.; Mr. Thom passed away seven years ago. • INJURED IN SUMMER CRASH L.earnung:ToWaIk i4H Over Again .' PRESBYTERIAN ANNUAL •CONTINUEIS FROM PAGE , ranged from a high of .109 in May •. to a low of 54 in January:: The average attendance wa4"8' , 'up two from 1964, _. ' "The W. M. S. groups raised. $852.00 for missions and -in adds- tion, to this the Evening Auxiliary are supporting an adopted son in India for. which an additional $120. 00 is raised: each year. This supp- ort of a child in India will have • particular significant&these_titnes due to the severe faminecondi- • tions:. There are -18. babies.- on the cra.k le atoll and the Victoria Mission Brand with an .average°attendance, , T .of °30 sent.$24.:50•to missions. Stepping Stones C, G. I. T. under the leadership'of Mrs.. Ross Shiells and Mrs. Mel Ferguson, had an active year. The girls made a gift of beautiful Commun.- ion ommuneion linen to the church which. was dedicated in June prior to the June •communion 'service... This gift ° , will be treasured by the church for many year to come as a token of ;their 'lovefor the,Church of Christ. The girls also collected over M8.. '00 for Unicef•; besides contributing to the National Girls Work Board. The church' membership, after revision, stands. at 207.. •,Messrs- John.•Emmerson, ,Garry Gammie, Wm Houston and•Dan Nicholson were elected to the Board of lyianagers fora three year term, Leonard MacDonald and Frank Hawthorne were elected auditors for 1966. :Ali other officers were re-elect- ed for anrther: term. The various •' speakers; throughout the meeting. expressed their appreciation for. all the work of the officers. and. others who laboured to make this a fruitful Year for the church,. The work of the organist, Mrs;. Wm. Scott, and the two choirs were singled out .for .favourable comm` ent. A motion of. thanks was passed'` and recognizedby'the gathering : for the work of Rev. MacLeod and: his wife and .family Rev. Mac- Leod replied. • The meeting closed with the. Benediction. 28 Argyle -Rd s,. ; Sault Ste. Marie; Feb 1/66• The Lucknow Sentinel, • Dear Don: - I particularly enjoy and follow the familiar names in the bowling leagues,: Also the articles concern- . - ing the hockeycareer of Paul Hen- derson who is Certainly having a great season. I have finally had'my cast re- moved as of Jan.: 12, and am learning to walk all over again and I hope°it won't be too long • Until I Can' get back to . My, favour• ite sport,of bowling.: My best to all of your family and •rnay 1966 bring good health to all. Sincerely, Etta Belie Smith.. • LUCKNOW UNITED CH URCH Rev.; Howard . W. Strapp Minister FEBRUARY 13th 10:00 a.m., Sunday School 11:00 a.m: Morning. Worship "The Mystery Of Godliness" ST. PETER'S ANGLICAN CHURCH. Sexagesima SUNDAY, FEBRUARY' 13th Church School . 10:15 ' a.m. • Morning Prayer` 11:15 a.m Rev. Stanley E. Jay, B.A., :B.D ' Rector 111.111111161 LiutknoW 'Presbyterian Church Rev: Roderick MacLeod Minister FEBRUARY 13th'.' 10:00'. am.' Sunday School 11:00 a.in.. Morning Worship ., .