HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1970-06-10, Page 19WEDNESDAY, JUNE loth, 1970.
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL. LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Dungannon Coude Married 50 Years
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. Mr. and Mrs: W.. A. 'Stewart. of.
Dungannon quietly observed tiyeir
50th wedding anniversary at the.,' ,.
home of•their• daughter Mrs. 'Jack
(Gw-en) --Caesar-,- Duriga -tin on -:where-=
a dinner was held Sundayin their',
honor. , Present also were a.daugh,-
A=af°tte ons -of'
Detroit and son Bill and familyof
West Wawanosh.
Mr. and Mrs: Stewart were mar,
tried, at the bFd s home in Can-
nington Ontario, June 9 1920.
She is the daughter of the. late'
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Mi... aiid Mfrs—;.-7—Beatty:MTS=
art . is the son of the late .Andre•w
Stewart and .was .born at Glenn's
Hill where -his son Bill now: resides.
He• lived there all his life until
• .moving to Dungannon a few years
ago. •
• • M r .- St a w a ri_has_been_ac l'.
School• Board and later as.Secret-.
ary-Treasurer. of West Wawanosh
School Area Board' for many years.
Healso was assistant postrnaeter
a Dtingannan for some ime, • ,
Mrs.. Stewart •taught 'school pre-.
.vious.,to her marriage. and recent-
ly.taught. for-16:/years :at:S. S. No:
6 Ashfield..• .
The,.co.uple are members .of
:Dungarnr>o: _Er.esby_ter.ia,n.Chuich..._,_
• Many gifts were: received to.
make this a happy occasion;
—Tree =Laiiip; Ru -g- ud Magazine
' Rack from the community and
many family.gifts were all'deep-.:
ly appreciated•,: a plaque .was' •
presented :by Murray Gaunt from
the Provincial Governrnent `and,a'
scroll from Prime Minister' Trud
tive eau from :the 'Federal Govern=
menta a; gift •was also received.
froln;•the ' Women's Institute.
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'THAT Ripley Fire.Department
responded to three fire calls
within the last week. On .Wed
nesday of last wee.k,. a call'to
the farm of John` Gamble an 'the
6th of Huron east was of a •
minor nature. A blaze started
when some soldering was being
done but •was under control
. wheri ;firemen arrived. Later in.
the,,day , .at the home. of Mrs.
William St1 in Ripley•,.an '
ov_e;rheat,ed_c.ii-.stoye,was bro.ught-
unde•r control and on Sunday,
a grass' fire call took the Ripley
firemen to the. farm• of Emile
MacLennan at 'Lochalsh..All
calls were of minor nature.
THAT Clarence Greer showed us
an interesting 5 inch spike
which he dug out of the stump
of the, elm•tree which was re-
moved froni'.the Lticknow post
' office corner. The saw , which
removedthe tree ,' grazed the
top. of-the-sp ke. By a bend in,
spike, it was determined •
that the nail had been driven
•ru o-rhe:tr:ee ,a.bout 35 -years
a.go.'and it took•the next,ten
years for the tree to grown over,
the exposed part_of the nail. .
There was .no sign of, rust On the
exposed pan Age .of the tree
has been guessed at•about 85'
years: •
THAT Glen Farrell of R. 1 Kincar-
dine., marketing. 8, scored a
103.7 average index : in the • 8 to.,
19 group of the Bruce County
quality•hogs forprofit contest: ,
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We Deliver. With Our
, Truck Anywhere
Within.. 40 Miles Free'
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Question ---
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WHY DOES OUR STORE -GET: REPEAT BUSINESS OVER
THE. LAST TWENTY YEARS FROM ALL OVER THE •
DISTRICT?
Answer
, BECAUSE: WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF BRAND
. NAME FURNITURE, . THE' BEST NAMES IN THE FURNIT
URE INDUSTRY,. AND OUR STORE IS WHERE THE' BEST
r D -FACS . SEAN- BE MADE--WITH--SERVICE.----WE STAND
BEHIND ALL: MERCHANDISE WE SELL.
ALL WE ASK IS FOR YOU TO BE A. SHREWD•BUYER,
CHECK OUR FURNITURE BEFORE YOU BUY:
IF A CHESTERFIELD, DAVENPORT OR OCCASIONAL
CHAIR STAYS IN ; OUR. FUNERAL CHAPEL FOR SIX•
MONTHS; IT GOES REGARDLESS OF OUR' COST, ON
ARTICLE ,
in community work•having Serv-
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THAT a new .parking lot was
paved on Monday at the rear of
'Halls Red and White Food Store; ,
1HA`1' Cpl: Harold Highton of the
Ontario Provincial Police at,
Kincardine has informed the
,a-Serainel that the Kincardine
....,Dela chrrte.,at_1i aswreceiu..ed_.an....;
additional' staff men'ber'bringing
the 'staff to "seven constables,
• Cpl. Highton and a'• secretary
the addition 'is hoped to.increase
the Trnot nt_o1,.time='whichcan
be .spent in policing this area ,
particularly on weekends.
Music Recital
• Mrs. Ken Alton held.a music
recital for her :pupils, at her
horn on Wednesday? June B.
About 60 parents and friends atten-
ded.
Pupils taking: part were, Wayne
Park', Lonna Hackett , Susan •
Irvin, .Annabel Stewart, Jan Caes-
ar;
aen-ar; Sharon Cook, Judy Robinson,
,lannet Blake , Elaine. Stewart,
Jamie :Hackett,L�i-P-entad
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Sharon Blake, Stephen Pritchard,,
Ruth Alton. Murray Irvin, Dar-
lene Hackett.
Mrs.. Anne Pritchard and Nancy'
Wadden also Performed at the
piano.`
• Mrs,. Winona McDougall of
Blyth, who is Mrs. Alton's teach-
er, delighted the audience with
her musical selections and gave
awards, of encouragement to all
the pupils.' •
The hostess and some of her
pupils served a dainty lunch
to all who attended..
Surpriseg�hParty On
On Sunday May 31st ,. Mr. and.
Mrs Stuart Jamieson of Lucknow ,.
Wire 1ionoured• with •a surpriseµ _..m._
party in honou.of their 25th
wedding anniversary. Due to
unpredictable weather in March ,
and other commitments the• party
had been unavoidably.ostporaed.�,
Mrs. Jamieson is the former
'Pearl MacKenzie; Present be -
'sides the honoured couple were
'Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jamieson of
Goderich, Mr. and Mts. Jack
Splan, Janet arid Doug of Wood
stock, Mr., and Mrs. Arthur -Short
(Dianne Jamieson) of Woodstock,
Gail., Cathy, Glenda and Wayne
Jamieson of Lucknow, Miss
Arlene Kaatnan of London,'Mrs..
Marion.' Harris and Earl Harris' of
Splan• and.Sean of London were
unable to attend. •
A. delicious smorgasbord dinner, '
was enjoyed 6y-af1.TAf er a
presentation'addr'ess by Isabelle
• Splan, the honoured' couple was,
presented with a pair of chaise
chairs, patio table, and`a floral
arrangement. :A 251
-Anniversary plate was a personl
gift from Janet `and Doug Splan.
'Pearl and Stuart expressed
their thanks in a fewwell chosen
words. Speeches were called. ,
for and the responses were 'both
hurtiorous and complimentary,
Thus' ended' a very .happy. family
,gathering,