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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1970-02-11, Page 3WEDNESDAY, FEBRUAI Y• 11th4 1970 4114. +i1 k gSAw. t . 41,11 ;alwrw 1 THE •LUCKN6W SENTINEL; LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE THRIR •�P•• T T "•r'♦~•�♦{�'�M�N�N���N��N�N�••� N�..•�.�p•••N� N•N••��r♦�•�•��rN•N♦♦♦♦N•N• N••IN*♦i� aIAIm.Day.r�u GE...1 MORE fel . YO U" MONE' G S?;09 VALUE!,— 25c OFF PACK.„, 1z.e SAVE 8c! — GOLD SEAL. •• FROZEN FOO BANQU.E.FROZEN DINNES • Chicken, Turkey, And Beef' pkg • FEATURE! --Evaporated--•wall: Tins- Redeem: this coupon for ONE • 16x20 • FAMOUS ART REPRODUCTION With..,. any purchase of $5:00or more 3 rd YALID ONLY WEEK ; Feb.:.9 thru Feb:" 14. LIMIT ONE COUPON. • • BISCUIT FEATURE! 5 VARIETIES • . , PER -FAMILY SUPREME `AKT: cello • Rigs. RED & WHITE .. , • 6 to pkg. ot.+;Buns '_:SAVE 2OcJ - E.REEZE. RJE•D INSTANT COFFEE 4 -Oz. Jar. Rth. $1.05! 1Oc Off .Pack. INSTANT CHOCOLATE BEST'BUX! - Save 6c! AUSTRAL FANCY • 28-0z.. Tin SAVE 4c1' • AI.' ' BEST. 'BUY!'_ TOMATO OR • VEGETABLE Soups • NE ,...,..Tins Canada- Packers tounfry Style .SAUSAGES • 2 LB 9•' 990 LB. Y 4.40:• i •►••••+N••••••I1•*44•4•N ♦:N:N:••:N:H:••:••: 44.0. •4°:N:N:••:••yj+ N I� KRAFT MACARONI 71/43z.• Pkgs. 5NtN4*4itto N:N:NDN•N; 41 Mr.:and:htrs : Orland Richards of 'Lucknow returned. -hone'on Monday of this week from a' four-week holiday iri Florida ,'• In renewing her Sentinel . • subscription Mrs. Glenn Moore of Hamilton writ.es.'"My'Sentinel: .arrives quite regularly each Friday, but.•1 was 'surprised`td receive it on. Thursday this'' week.- 'It is always • quite welcome and read carefully when,yer "it -arrives • Ken Mott of Holyrciod 'was>.. taken t� Victoria. Hospital Londen on friday., -Ja-n-uary=3-0rh'• . where he isundergoing tests:' w • • hir•,•'`and Mrs Jack Swan of. .Ripley are 'no • residents at ~~ Gateway ilaven Wiarton.: `• Mr. and Nirs. Keith' Roulston., who'l ave been' residing in ,the Mills home, Campbell'Sta .Lucknciw , moved last Saturday `to Clinton-; where -Keith-is. editor. , of the Clinton News Record: • Ill renewing her, Sentinel sub ,scription , '.Mrs . {Ken Laidlaw of London writes "We experience • no difficulty with delivery, as.it almost alwaysarrive's on Friday, . a . ni . to the great delight of •my mother s Mts. George Swan' returned home, on Friday last "from.Wing- ham and District Hospital,' where she had beep a patient for five weeks. •Her daughter,, Mrs. Gordon Struthers, returned borne the previous Wednesday after.. -alrnosttithree weeks in Wingli'arti and District Hospital,. They both live at''R. R. 1 tucknow Mr$ . T; T.A. beis-h-naa-n-of Markham. visited •for`a• few •days • : last week with her -sister, Miss • Dorothy Douglas,, ,and her aunt, Miss Christine Carrick • Donald Mac.Pitetson,_of_Holy rood is a,patient in Winghatn and, District Hospital having been.' -taken there on Saturday, January 3lst,° taw 'Institute will -meet on Friday: February 13th.at 2:30 p.m. in • the Assembly Room of the Town Hall. Roll call a Pioneer incid- ent. •0 6.•iaas�ew, Langside Distributors attended th Show four dToronto y Farm -and Industrial recently and put ona display of farm eguipirient.. Dorothy Crosier of Delhi' in renewing her subscription says: . "Mother and I await it's arrival • e`aclt eek. a ntl nray-ir-fu11y; = Wez hardly .miss a line Mrs. Henry Carter of Eucknow returned home on Friday of. e Mount Sinai Hospital, Tercrrre te`s'1i• ad 'been'apatient for, over four weeks. Mrs... Murray Wilkins (Isobel . ..MacMillan) and son Jeffery of *. R, R. '1 Ripley return hbme on' Tuesday of this week f in a ten day visit in Halifax, with Mrs. George Webster and boys . eorge , who is with the Navy, is at present out to Sea. • IM Enclosed you will, fi nd.,.nty annual renewal and with .it goes i•ny thanks ,for the weekly. , news from niy •home town"''says Isabel M; Maclntosh of 75 Queeh St, S. Hamilton in renewing her' Sentinel su.bscription.. . Mr•, and Mrs,• Writ, Wharry returned hone-on:Monday night. --:- of this ightof'this week from a month's °vacation at' Key Largo,.Florida Court Infractions In Bruce COUfltY Were Much less In Good 01d 40's, Greenock Swamp Liquor Was Problem The good old days to'Judge:. ' : O,,•.C. iv1cC1evis of Walkerton .:were •back to -the 'mid ' 19.4.0,'s When court offences were a fraction of what they are today, His observation came after • he .scanned: the .records which show 'that last year 5,301 cases were heard ,in .Bruce county provincial •court Therewere only ,57•. cases' back in 1945. Judge: McClevis recently ' corrip1eted--25--years-on th-e-beri'ch— He said he. would like to go back to those "good old. days.. "' .The increase•has been a ;^ general one he said ,:with the stiaspe_st-gains' i.n tuffi .11l 1. , , drinking offences. ' The present day rash of offences' under the Narcotics Act has contributed the_increase 'These charges were seldo!ii heard 25 years 'ago Out there has been a 'decrease in the production •and sale of illicit liquor, Judge:` McClevis "said Bruce,county ' •esti e• iquor, a• a wi e demand under its unofficial trade name of "swamp," tbetitle given because much was made •in the extensive.Greenock swamp: Still seizures were ' frequerltly.made and arrests' for selling common, Today these. Charges are seldom heard . Th&bther crime that ha$ decreased in 25 year is safe cracking. Records 'of 1945 , show that the,'yegg hien were active in.Brude :'then . The.incr'easing popularityof ,Bruce is a•vaca•tion county har.'contributed`to•some of the ' increase in. charges'heard Some;• '. people tend to; take more• free dorns when -they are on holidays The increase in the numbers of cases is`More spectacu'lar When it is realized the 1945, totals also include fanifly court cases which:— at that hiat'thattime were heard in Magi' strate"s.court. Judge McClevis holds courts at Walkerton,' Kincardine , South- ampton and Wiarton'. The Walkerton hearings are weekly and those held in'other. centres '• every two weeks' except during: vacation; months when business. 'requires weekly sittings at , Southampton:' Twenty five years ago sessions were 'held in all these centres an• a so in C ' Lucknow and Tara.. • esley The Heart volunteer, who calls. on you.at,homo, will leave behind valuable educational. information. Study it carefully. The heart it saves may be your own, .4