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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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LOWER FLOOR: one large meeting room 41 x, 23, (side
,toms) 13 x 18 and 13 x 13, ,kitchen facilities, men and ladies.
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' FU)' ROOM with modern forced:. air oil furnace,, '
UPPER FLOOR consisting of various sized rooms andthree
piece ;bath;
Building for apartments,
suitablesmall business and 'living,
quartets, church groups and many.others,
EXTRA L•OT`
119' frontage . `x 85 can be ' bought : separate . or with main
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Any reasonable offer will receive serious consideration..
CONTACT ,
HARRY BURGS'M. ,A.:.
R.R.' 1 Port Albert Phone 529-7982
KINLOUGH
The'Anglican Church Women will
meet,on.,Thursday afternoon at the
• • home of Mrs . • Bert Nicholson:.:
.M iss• M a y Boyle visited at the'
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hocte of Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Hodgins at Wingham and spent Wed
nesday with /Mr;; and Mrs., B.-, Thom
pson at Kitchener. •
We extend sympathy to,Mrs.'
'George Haldenby. and, Mrs: -Joh
Robbin the passing of their. brother,
the late William;•Bell at Winnipeg
with the burial at Swan. River, The;.
•late Mr. Bell spent his. earlier years
• in this• neighbourhood , .a sonof the
,.late. Ari r : and Mrs : Henry .heli.
KINGSBRIDG,E'
Congratulations to'Ltband Mrs. •.
Jim MacDonald..of Victoria, British
• Columbia on .the arrival of a (laugh..
ter on February:.27.':Another grand
daughter ° for 'Mr. Ray Dalton
Last Wednesday evening.the.Ash-
field W. M..S. ladies and the Kings-
bridge C W L. ladies enjoyed
meeting: onceagain for a few more
o a rn - s of volley ball, in the school.
gym.
Word has been:received here from
theeWest•of the passing of •th.e late
Clarence Haldenby , a sister-
We
to 'law 'of IV E. I-Taldenby � Ne
extend sympathy to the family and.
• relatives. '
•
Mr and Mrs. Maurice. Dalton and
family of Sarnia visited on the ',
weekend. with 'and Mrs: Dennis
.Dalton ,
Mr. and Mrs.. ;Stan Doherty and.
family -t ra-Ve•l:led-tot :• Tl omas'to-'-
spend the weekend withMr .;, and
Mrs.. 'Ray Stanley and family.
• Mrs.'Blaise .Martin left Sunday to
'spenda few' weeks in Hamilton.
Shirley'Scott is spending a few.::
weeks•with Mr.:arid Mrs:,'Jim Mar-
'We.extend syrtnpathy to the'farnily
•of: the:la.te Mrs, John Bushell• -who
passed 'away on Sunday at the Pine.
crest'llaiior, :Lucknow,,'She ;kas
been in failing health:'for some
time.
' Mr. and ,Mrs,. Howard T.honipson'
visited: on Sunda} wirh'Mr. and
Mrs...Bert'Nicholson and Allan.
,.Ir a n d
A Air_ . Lyman Sutton and; • .High prizes were won by 'Mrs.. •
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s , Mr. and
Mrs,; Marvin Scott .are holidaying
in Florida.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Recalls REAt
Winter Of 1947
Goderich,
February 10th, 1969
Hi . Donald' -.
Just for those who think' we are /'1
having a terrible winter , •ho w many
remember,the winter of 1947:, twen
ty''two year ago? It was'a terrible
winter all January, February and
March.
March 25th was one of the worst
storms; Train off the track no
mail for1 week; no train for 1
week; bad storms all-over the,
west top; roads were all blocked
for weeks in •the. middle of March;
Airplane .dropped' yeast. to: bake. '
shop. March 25th; stores closed at 4
p ..M .'; so stormy you' couldn't see
across the street; real cold all day.
and it:was a ;terrible: night. • .
March 26, Silverwoods closed
nearly all day; days without any
delivery of milk, bread or
groceries;. W.A, tea'cencelled.;
prayer meetings etc: cancelled;
Mr. Hill stranded in Win gg hain`'from
24th of March until the 28th. •
• Mardi 28th,: C. K. N, X:. announe
ed the Queen Elizabeth' highway
was the only. road open for:.traffic.
.
w.May 7th, 1947no w:arrn weather,
yet; no seedingdone;- no gardens
•worked up yet; snowing that day;, •
roofs all covered with .snow; stoves
-and-furnaces, Atilr:goinreal colcL
that day.
Now what about:1969 winter?
Hattie (Roach)VanArman1�'
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12th, 1969;
.Sitijo-P0000,
1eave; Fo0isit
InHolland
ST. -HELENS NEWSS;
Card Party
.' Seven, tables were in play .at the •
card party in the Zion L, O. L •"Hall
on Monday evening.
John, Mr,: and Mrs. Ceci1`Sutton : :Charles: Wilkins and Charles: Fowler,
attendedthe`fiineral of their cousin Consolation .prizes went to Mrs
the late John 1\Iarr at *Rid`getown on Bert'Alto'nand Allan Gibsoh,'with
Sundav
Donald Hod,=insreturned.ro. Vict
o,i•a.Hospital•, London on Sunda}"
�-•-for'�-fu•rtiaer••triedica1:••t-rea-t37ie-rit�.•�;ev " -�-
Tom Helm having the lucky .cup,.
Mr".:.
andMrs: Simon De Boer plan
to fly to Holland On Wednesday.
They plan on one -month's vacation.
in`:'their native land.
Mrs Gordon:: Goutier arid. Jamie,
and Mrs James. Barbour of London.,
were• week -'end visitors with Mr'.
and Mrs.: Andrew Gaunt.
Dan Rose of Emo Was. a Sunda.y
visitor with lvir, and ;;:Mrs , "Harvey
Webb ; , ; ' •
•Mr.. and' Mrs..' Rosi Errington and.
' famil :attendedthe Ice Cap ades'in,
Y .P
London on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Mitchell
and family of .Walton were Sunday
visitors with- Mr;- and -Mrs : Ross
hope•his staj there •will not be too. • • Only in:,aginable difficulties can:.t I Errington
and• family
long. be. 'Ten •tables'.enjoyed:t
he.Shoot ..
Party on Thursday evening :.High
Iprizes went to Charles Fowler and
--Mrs-S-tuar=t-t2-and "the --eon
! solation'prize5 'to John Andrew' and •
Mrs Aitchison., Wm.:' Andrew
:i had: the lucky _cup with the most
l shoots going ;to Mrs . Charnney and
Ross Errington: The next party is
planned for March 20th.. Lunch was
served at, the. conclusion,
Mr • and Mrs. Carl 'Johnston of
Bluevale were Sunday visitors with
1Mr. and Mrs.. Frank McQuillin .
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:Mrs. Violet`Webster ,of Kincardine
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Mr, 'and Mrs. Gordon Lyons were
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AMBERLEY NEWS"'
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. '-he:_fourth meet .ng oLthe. 'Ten
Recipe Rustlers" .was .held: 'at the
home,of'Mrs. John;A '.McDonald, '
.February 27th::;
The meeting:, opened With the
4-H pledge•and•was.followed with.
,the roll call •"A•,supper dish
featuring •cheese or.eggs•... • ,
The: membersdiscused suitable.',
covers for their books, and'' an exhib
for AChievement'Day.
The• girls demonstrated the mak
ing of Tuna Casserole and Egg
Scr.anible which were ser'ed for:
lunch.:and enjoyed' by the
members,. The megetin '• clos .d
he. Creed:
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Pictures : Meaningful
ormer Resident
Elmira, Ontario;
.hebruary,5 ;. 1969
The Iucknow Sentinel ,
Luc kno\ , Ontario . .
Dear Donald;
Many new' names -appear in Sent=
in'el columns:from Year to ear;.`
Year y..
However there are many in'•which 1
still have kiridiy recollections
Your. recent photos have', created'. a
good deal..of interest..One 'An.ear
lier era in. Those were
,y
amongthe yOung lads 'I knew well
and 'in most, caseses had 'a'keen
:int
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erest. Thispicturealso includes
several of the yoting,:business Hien':
of, my day in Lu kno ;
and, :of some of them; memories
are'all`•that 'remains;: unfortunate.):,
One of them we: now have in Eln i:::
• One of them .is a n'amesale of a..
neighbour -of -;mine -here::
Then,the picttires .ofgDr . Little
and 'Howard;Agnew, as they • •'
approach retirement, m'ake:one` -,'...
grateful' that some 'of the:for,nTer;
active. busihess and professional
men may realize .a'happy'period
after they lay 'down the tools of
their working days
'Last .week's.,pictur.e-of new coon
•
cil inaugural includes another,group,
`'-011eung--tPe-11`61for r year ,
three of :whom I knew quite wells,
the wife of"another'is still among •
her-74—as—foo
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young for meto recall very clearly.
but T knew. his 'mother., as Weil as
the 'parents, of all the others. 'Good
luck to;this year's Council and ,to
Luc know• under its guidance.. Many
of this type of picture I shall cut
out and treasure,
Yours truly,'
• .Viola Kerry, ;
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