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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-07-05, Page 16THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO, a SATURD_D BOYS AND GIRLS ports Sets 2 to 6a A MANUFACTURERS CLEARANCE 75 Pain ten's as Pants Sizes 28'to 38 z.: Price GIRLS' Sassy Suits 2-3-3x Reg. $2:98 ALL BOYS' AND YOUNG/ MEN'S Deck I.ants rice ALI: MEN'S Jack Shirts Short Sleeve 1 Ladies' and Men's .Wear AGENT FOR `KINCARDINEnd Men's arsdai Free Pick -Up inset 'Denier*. gday :end 'Pi • THAT arepresentative of the Canada. Manpower Centre will make a monthly visit to Luck. now and will be situated in the Lucknow Town.' Hall. Check, the advertisement in.this issue He will beavailable the second' Wednesday of each 'month' to discuss employment opportunit ies'and will discuss employment: and manpower retraining prog-: rams. T,HAT.. Linda ,Mann, daughtr of Mr and Mrs. Eldon.Mann and.. Helen Johnstone, daughter of • • Mr and Mrs. Clare Johnstone both of town', successfully com- pleted om-pleted their 4 year Commercial and 'Stenographic cdurse at Win harp District' High School Linda is 'employed at Canadian Petrofina Limited in Toronto and 'Helen is' employed at Lon- don Life Insurance Co.. in Lon- don. T;iAT Mr. and Mrs; Lawrence • Cowan of Oakville.are construct- ing' a pre fab•:log- cabin on the . property of Mrs. Torrance Ander- r, son. The cabin is situated on the east side of "Torrance's sideroad" • Which is the first,•sideroad in Kin- -loss, east.of Lucknow. The • Cowans have a family of three, Kevin, Maureen and •Michael. Mrs. Cowan is the former Mary • Jo Anderson,. daughter of Mrs; •Anderson and the late Torrance • Ariderson who one time resided where Dr. Brock, Cleland's home :is now located. • THAT initial reception,of the Indian history published, by stud- ents tud ents of Huron County School Area No. 2 has been good. Books are available for 75¢ from Mac- , Nay's Store in Amberley, .Watt's Variety Store in Ripley and at The Sentinel in Lucknow THAT Mr, and Mrs. Mike Sander, son, Mr.= and Mrs. Bob Finlay - . inlay . and Mr, and Mrs. Al Hamilton are this week attending the Lions Club ••International Convention in; Chicago. `r. THAT the Lucknow swimming classes commenced :on -,Tuesday ofthisweek at the Teeswater Lions pool. About•. 90 children made the first day trip in two buses and this number is expect- ed to increase to. about 100. Rec- reation leaders Donna 'Ritchie and Sandra 'Soak, accompany the children to the twice'weeklyn classes: THAT -the Bruce County Highways g , y. 'committee recently authorized the centre -striping of County • road. 5 from Lucknow to Kinloss. •, ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs, Ellison HodginSof Kinloss, wish, to announce the 'marriage Of their daughter Mary Eleanor, to•Mr. Robert Johnston; son of. Mr, and Mrs."'Willard John-. ston of Kincardine Township. The. marriage took place on Saturday, July 1st at London, 'Ontario. SEF . . . /. By The Sentinel THAT the. Lucknow Agricultural. S'ociety,entered an impressive float in the parade at'Teeswater last Friday: Members of the , Society on the float were Mr;, and Mrs, Bob Campbell, Mr, and Mrs Gordon Kirkland, Mr. and. Mrs. Oliver McCharles, Mrs. Donald Maclntyre :. Dbnald' Mac Intyre, president drove the truck of Bruce MacMillan of Lucknow. Charles' Webster. of Lucknow was one of three'judges of the parade.. THAT Jane Moncrief, • daughter of Mr, and Mrs. George Moncrief of Lochalsh, successfully passed her' Grade. Vill piano. Jane is,a pupil of Mrs. Ambrose Gamble of Rip- ley. .THAT teachers from this area, who'we are aware of taking summer -courses, are; Elwin Hall of the Lucknow District High School the Guidance Specialist course.at London Surnmer School; Murray -Hunter, attending Ontar- io College of Education at Lon- don and Mrs,' Murray Hunter taking a mathematics course at London'Both will teach at Ashur in September., Attending, Waterloo University 'are: Mrs. Laurel ,Hewitt of Lucknow Distric High School, Stuart Collyer of Lucknow Public School, Bill Black of Kinloss Central Public School and David Thompson, who will teach at Guelph in September. THAT the $1.000,0,00 addition' to the ' W ingham and District'. Hospit- al was officially opened last week The Sentinel learned of the open- ing after reading the report of the:. event in the daily press. The, word "District Hospital" sounds fine when hospital officials are, seeking money, but apparently advising the people of this area as to when their money is put into official operation is the last thing in the minds of the hospital boards THAT Bill Hall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Hall of Lucknow was in War. Memorial Children's Hospital, London, fortwo days last week. Bill has Legg Perthe's Disease, a bone disorder of the hip. He will return to \the Hospit- al this week when he will be fitt- ed witha'splint which he will wear for a lengthy period of time. THAT Mr.. and Mrs. ;Con: Hogan, Of Ashfieldobserved their 25th weddin f g anniversary on Sunday, June 25th (the.actual. dat e was. lune 3Oth). ; Mrs :Hogan ,Was the former 'Vivian Courtney. •They 'have a son Kerry of Stratford, a daughter 'Fay at home and One' randson Todd Ho an. g 8 LL •WEDNESDAY,. JULY 5th, 1967 THAT John McCharles son of. Mr. and Mrs, Oliver.McCharles of •Lochalsh, has completed his first year in the Canadian School of Embalming in Toronto, receiving; ‘,;over 8.05o in subjects written. John has now successfully compl •eted one year apprenticeship with,. ` Wm. Jay Funeral 'Director in Petw rolia. He will continue with Wm: lay, writing, exams again in May • 1968 in Toronto. i CHOICE 28 OZ. Tomatoes On Sale CHOICE 19 OZ. Green Peas On MAXWELL 6 OZ., 20c OFF LABEL REAL VALUE' Instant Coffee Sale Pay. Only 99c `HACKETT GUTZMAN Mr. and Mrs. Milton Gutzman Deep. River, Ontario, wish to •' announce the engagement, of their, daughter, Gloria LynnGutzman, to Mr. Wayne J. Hackett; son ,of Mr, and Mrs. Alex. Hackett of •Lucknow. The marriage will take place at Si. Andrews United Church, Chalk River, Ontario on July. 21st. at • 7 p.m. Hcy�.Picflic And Birthday Pa �In>Kincardtne • . The Town and Country Club had their last meeting before the summer recess, in the form of a picnicand birthday party' for the ,members born in April, May and June. Fifty members of the club' went by bus•and'car to the Lake- side Park in Kincardine. There • they l?ad a programme ofprogress-' ive games.. Captains were .Robert Fisher, Mrs. Frayne, Mrs.` Carrick Mrs. Sandy, Mrs..Breckl'es and Mrs, Martin. • Prize winners in the nail -driving contest: were Earl Swan, Elliott Sandy, Wilfred Drennan and Joe MacMillan. Winners in the women's section were Mrs. Robert Thompson, Miss Ada Webster and Mrs. los., i Mac- Millan. Mrs Ada111 won"s ` the • S. Lucky Prize Draw, During' supper the rain came down,, but by that time the mem • bets were sheltered in the pasi11` ion. A salad supper, •, prepared by Mrs. 'MacMillan and her comm- ittee��as enjoyed:'as well as dec- orated w... orated birthday cake and ice cream TENNI CALENDAR A V, AV • 1867 1961' FOR LUCKNOW. 'AND DISTRICT. ' .,•�i •, the sale•... If you. have money. from of membership cards for the Cent . ennial Committee lease turn it, over to 'Bob, Finlay. Please .keep selling tLe,' cards you" have left. '•. • , __ • The 'Boy ' Scout • Centennial .Tour: got off, ..to a good start . Friday morning. If you want to' he noh t they are progressing,. listen C:K.NX each day. * * *.•, 1:f you wish your Centennial ,Event'' included In this column, hone Mrs. Jim Arnold,', 528-2702, later than Saturday 'of each week. * * *. This is a public service column' contributed by The Lucknow Sentinel.