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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1970-07-08, Page 2170 -UFa.•7pst;L9i11Ipw,''►i*L.' /"..`i trA:— di!RS:w'f THE. LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO • CAMPBELL ST. AT JSCO(J LUCICNOW VAPONA NO . PEST ' STRIP ANT TRAPS REG. 69c; 63c REG, $2.95- $239 4.95;2.79 RAID HOUSE AND GARDEN BUG. • KILL:ER REG. $1.64 $1.49'` CLAIROL 'COME ALIVE .GRAY TEMPORARY COLOUR RINSE • REG. $2.00 $L69 PAGE NINETEEN COMMUNITY FORUM Nobe Thoughts.. and Nicholls' Notions. The summer Season is well onto us now , and with, it, many varied activities. We are fortun- ate in being so close to some of summer. times:: most attractive recreations, •boating , swimming and camping. Also we happen. to be on.'the fringe of a summer ,..• resort .area.: which attracts people • by; tiie-th6usands. Therein lies an pportuuity and a-chhlienge •for the community. Perhaps we need some kind of tourism and historical promotion society inour community, , in order to attract tourists visiting in nearby ,areas.:' When you talk to people living here you cannot .. escape the note ofpridein • their voices. And yet it is only• the occasional passer by• who stops to find out about our snug little town nestled down in :the valley. It seems to 'me that the Sepoy days;of lasts summer is an. ' excellent•example.of the kind of •thing 'which can be done. people appear.to.have been .enthusiastic about that event, - • • ' . et-these.does .! t.s = - •:. o h - astir in that direction yet for this surnmer.:...Tourisrn is classed• in'xhe category with big:business. But manyy are not -in favourof disrupting an otherwise peaceful: existence with tj business which an.influx of people rinb�' gs:--An event such as the orie mentilOned •above •brings:other and better advantages he wor. - -fi o -operation an.• festive spirit,ptit life into a community. The only alterna- tive seems to'be a slow quiet deterioration wfth the occasional cry, "You should have seen .us in the old days;" ' `PertiapT we s. oul let.' our 'com- munity rest quietly, After all • there are plenty of opportunities ,, MISS CLAIROL SHAMPOOING CLAIROL'S• LOVING CAREHAIR REG; --$210 REG,$4.45 $219. for furl and within'a few minutes. drive,, The beaches area, inviting, especially as we strug- gle through a hot day. A few days' at_the cottage can be a marvelously enriching experience. The prospect of water skiing to any who have known this experience is like bait' to the hungry fish, No onewould .• wish to exclude these pursuits., .Butunless we put .omething into. out community then there will be no ,glorious past for us to brag about. Unless there is life and vitality here the return from other .activities brings only the 'dull" throb of daily existence and life becomes a round•of, 'until the next rime". Jesus said , "Man shall not live by bread .;alone" . By saying that and emphasizing the need. to •'strive' for lasting. things,.'He wasn't onlyspeaking' of what is normally thought of. as spiritual things. 'He'wasthinking of all the things which broaden and enrich .our experience. Comrnun . ct crItyl a :part ofthis enriching experience Why else should -people be proud of the• place : in which •they 'live? ' Family Gathering For Newlyweds KINLOUGH NEWS Q family party was held on Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allan McFarlan for Mr..and Mrs. Paul Weber (Rita ' Eckenswiller) of Kitchener recent newlyweds., • Mr'. and Mrs. • Karl Boyle and: • :Mrs. -Gwen Shoebottorh of London visited on Saturday evening at the or e of-Edna-and-MMy--Boyle. ' Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gillingham ,of Kitchener spent the week -end ' !with her parents Mr. and Mrs. 'Tom MacDonald. -Other visitors ' 'at the same home were Mr. and • Mrs. Ronald Young and family, and Mrs. Young Sr. of Waterloo. Mr..and Mrs. ' Gordon MacDonald .and family South Line, Mr. and Mr's..,Bert Thompson and family of Teeswater, Mr, and Mrs. Rex' Stewart of Millarton. , Descendants of the late Edward 'Stanley were here from parts of the United States, and Ontario over the week -end' for their annual family get together. ' • Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm -Lane ;and Hugh, .Mr. and Mrs.,Stewart Lane and Janet spent Su"aiy,wih • ' '- Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lane and ,farnily at their cottage at Port 'Elgin. BACT.INE FIRST•' AID SPRAY REG.: 79c 69c CALAMINE LOTION 8 OZ..—,REG. 59c 49-c— -CURAD PLASTIC • BANDAGES : . 60 ASSORTED *REG. '98c 83C Honoured On 4$th�lnniver_sary Mr! and Mrs, Earl Hodgins of • Berviewere honoured on the y • LOOKINGBAcKWARDS occasion of their 40th wedding _` anniversary to a lovely sm'orgas- ° bord 'dinner, complete with a ' beautifully.,decorated cake at WITH MARGARET THOMPSON the home of their daughter and 'HROUGH THE SENTINEL FILES •The congregations mof Lucknow • and Dungannon Presbyterian Chun, ches extend'ed a call to Rev:, C. A. Winn, Kenneth MacKenzie , son of r. an ' rs, 'oy 'ac'.enzre o .. Ripley , opened an optometry r." practise in •Listowel.. ' Following -Many meetings and .a good, deal of discussion the Lteck- auno-il--u-na oa the decision•to proceed' with 'plans. for the drillingof a new well. - •• Dr, •F. Scott MacKenzie of Montreal and a na.ti e_ of :Ashfi.el Township wasthe newly appoint- ed moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Canada. ' A fire 'escape was constructed • atthe rear of the, Town' Hall. iinproving, fire protection and ` • supplying pure domestic water _again appeared •in the_Sentine:l�. Ifwas practicallythe same by- law as was defeated on'Apri•l 7th. In•re-submitting the by-law; the 'Council was .acting in response to a petition signed by 12p ratepay- • ers ,The vote 'was to be,held • song -in -.law Mr., and'Mrs.. Lorne Forster , R. R..1 Lucknow'. .'.The couple were married on June 27th „1930.: Mrs; ,Hodgins is .the . former. Mayme Johnston.. They ha-v-eaafarnily of one son.- T Vernon of Bervie and two laugh,- tern Mrs. Bert (Mar4orie) Elliott of R R. 2`Ripley and Mrs. Lorne •(Inez)'• Forster of R. R•. •1 Lucknow •and: ;twelve. grandchildren, all of e-Orese-n-t-fo• t sion. .• .Other guests present were Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Johnston, Mr. and Mrs.. Morgan Johnston, Mrs. Ewart..Ta for Mr: and Mrs, Bur- ton ,Hodgins and Burt , Mr. and Mrs. Bob. White and girls and Mr. and Mrs. Ke .Robertson aril Dale 'A'.toast• was •ro.osed to .the' • JUNE .1910 . Fred W. Grundy of Edmonton ,. --Al:-bert -•,2-senof--the a-te Fred -G Grundy purchased the •Jewelety and Stationery ,Business knownas the Grundy Estate and managed by Mrs. Annie Grundy. ' L SAV ER. checks excessive e-vaporationn stoat- . Another proven co-oP money -saver ... the FILL CAP ' • "FUEL -SAVER 'FILL •CAP". This ',special cap, ' cuts fuel losses ,and checks -fuel deteriora- tion by reducing: evaporation. *Actual 'tests, show that a farmer annually using 1.,200 gallons of gasoline: loses .67 gallons each`,; year due 'toevaporation. When using a_ "FUEL -SAVER. FILL_CAP".the __ __ loss -Is red•uced'to 17;galloirs a swing .of approximathly $11.65. ' Help keep your costs down with the 'CO-OP'' "FUEL -SAVER FILL CAP';, regularly priced At. Only $2.85 / 2" .nr:12.1:'2". (lumuuon i J TWO SIZES •FIT ' ALL STORAGE TANKS. NEW CO-OP LOCK BOX prevents fuel pilfering, happy couple by the •grooms " only brother Burton Hodins. They were also pr ented with corsages along with so „e lovely gifts and best wishes for many or ea-rs-of ll apl" -:" ness together.; 4'0 YEARS AGO JUNE 1980 A by-law asking the ratepayers of Lucknow to'authotize the raising of money ($65,000.) for Frank W. Rooklidge and H. G. .Ferguson of Pilot Mourid,' Mani- toba ,• purchased the hardware bus iness' of A. H Cross. • a the contractors had started work on the new manse at St. Helens. ; Lock up your gasoline with the easy -to -install_ CO-OP Lock Box. Consfructedfrorn vve I-de-d-h-e-avy- guage steel and 'painted for all: Weather protec- tion, the Fuel Cap Lock Box is.- LOCKS T�fiHTl pruned at, only co-op... the Gasoline' with the "PLUS FACTOR" • Enjoy the year'round reliability of CO.OP gasoline and the corn- plete line of CO-OP petroleum 'products. . •Wen you buy CooperativeJy there's also a big PLUS FACTOR.. the all important Ownership and Control of the business. You also share in any savings made m -its -o, ration tuckrow Dlstri c t Coop hone 528-2125 •