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SEPTEMBER 19
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THE' LUCKNOW' SENTINEL,• LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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5Oth aIvNI\'ERSART/
'CON'TI ttE11 FROM PAGE' 1:
an Institute member, for many..
._
. \ ears and aii ardent horticulturist
her f lOvs e rs and grounds' always'
a: beau_ tY spot. .
se:ved overseas during
tilt firs, u o;id Cdr,. He has been
SEE .. .
By The Sentinel
TEiAT Torn Salkeld of Lucknow
fractured a bone in his left hand
laSt .week and lets' a cast on to
•prove it He suffered a. fall and •
the fracture came as he was
attempting to save hii, iself, in the
tumble. It proved to be a
very inopportune time for broken
bones as Mr: Salkeld's 50th
wedding anniversary was observ.
ed on Tuesday of this •week;.,
THAT. a letter from; the Purple •
Grog=e •'Wornen's lnstitut.e came
before Bruce County Board of
•Education at the last . regular : •
meeting requesting 'that typing..
be taught asa subject at the
Ripley District High School.. C.
Beamer, area superintendent
w'arrnstruc-ted--to study` the e-` --
quest and report at a ' subsequent
Meeting. '
THAT,Mr`s, Charley Hallam and
Mrd, E don 'BargerSt, , , horh cif
Lucknow , were winners of .the
,lac po o` .H on ca s
at the Lucknow . Legion bingo on:
Thursday evening . ••
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, .1
YOUR :"LOWEST PRICES" FOODLAND
1.
E THESE: FOOD. VALUES
CANADA DRY, 30 OZ. PLUS DEPOSIT
Ginger Ale, Orange, l Rooti Beer.
5.' for ' $1
BURN'S 1%
..LBS. PORK
Picnic Shoulder
SUPREME 5 OZ. SAVE TO 12c
Instant ` Coffee Pa.
Only 83c
Pay Only $1.39
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BONUS 10 TO PKG.
Green Garbage Ba
STOCK UPI•.
S SPECIAL PKG. ' 39c
KLEENEX 200's
Facial. Tissue,
THAT, Mr. *and Mrs:•'Don Reid
'and Larry of 'Ripley. motored, to'
Toronto Airport on Thursday to
meet Don's parents , Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Reid Of Lucknow
who ha.d.s•ent an.en 'oyabl'e,six,
weeks. at the Wes:r'Coast•and the
Prairie Provinces. •
THAT. another. reminder• is in ' c
order for 'correspondents who
write 4-H. meeting, reports and
reports of church meetings. The
Sentinel will accept, these
ports for publication, but' only
if they come to us• i.rnmediately
afier, they happen. Please co-
Operate .aridthere will be no
problems. These meetings ate.
•• edited and set in type on Thurso
day and• Friday,, but we contin-
ually find 'Our letter drop: and,
tail full-o-these--meet-in-gs-on
Saturday , •Sunday and Monday.
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• REAL BARGAIN=
SPs.$1
LEE'S 19 OZ. CRUSHED, TID-BITS, .SLICED 1 .BEST, BUY!
p
Pinea pple 4 Tins $1
limmommummiammimmimmillissimmossmo
PLEASE. NOTE, our store will he CLOSED
at 6 p.m. Friday nights commencing . October
2; and until further. notice. '
mmammommomassimmemiwomiimammems-
VALUES : EFFECTIVE PHONE LUCKNOW
SEPTEMBER -17710719 528-3420
•PE.LLET GUNS
CONTINUED. FROM PAGE.i
tute on,'the :cast of including this
:insurance on, the town plan; pres-
ent' equipment
res-ent''equipment is' not insured .
Permission was granted; the Inti-
tute_to.pu-t-d=c-apes--on-the lower
assembly room windows..'
Bob.Campbe•ll and Bob Gilchrist.,
G
representing the'•Lucknow Agricul-.
ti-ral-e-�-w-ith _Cout-tad
H r--o-Pa s Tor
YdY:
concerning 'the. 1970. agricultural •
`grant Council advised, the two
_gentlemen that the grant had been.
increased from $200 to,•$400 at
the August meeting. Appreciation
for. this was expressed to the cow -
members and
oup-membersand also for the good`
,job of 'draining, filling arid` level-`
ling the area ,to' the west of the
'Lucknow arena,
Brine Assistance
Ontario Hydro will distribute •
$100,00° a year for ten .years to,
enation for
costs from the construction of the
Bruce nuclear station at Douglas
Point.
i\lcNALL - to Mr. and Mrs. .Cecil
#.2., Clifford , in
tiwingharn and :District Hospital on
September 12th 19 0 ,' a da.u`hter:.
r
a valued meiiiber o.1 the Lucknow
Masonic Lodge ,• has been secret
ar' for'over thirty years and was
`istri&t Deputy in 1949-6u. As
a fanner and grower, he was
wider known for hi's apples and
.honey.
Mi. and' Mrs..Salkeldhave a
family. of four , three 'daughters
4'.rs+ 7titt�Hargaret)=
'Schmidt of Calgary ..Mrs. James
. { Mari j' BOyle of Lucknow . Dr.
Helen Salkeld of North •Gower
Ontario, acid Laurence oh the
family farm inVest Wawartosh,
they have three. granddaughters.
A11 menibers of the family were.
present for the family dinner.
The 'money will be paid to,.
counci o school boards.
and to municipalities affected
by the worker influx:
This'year's distribution gives
Bruce county $22,000; $39,365
to the Bruce board of education
and $3 ;335, to' the Bruce -Grey •
separateschool board,
STANLEY Thursday, Septem'.
be; St. Joseph's Hospital,
,London to'Mir., and -Ctrs• Clarke
Stanley of •Londdn, a sort4Randell
•William, ,
DejONG - to Mr. and Mrs. Gert
Deiong , R.' R..# 5., 'Lucknow ', in
ki t3a a=i n di
si'Hvspital
on September 5th, 197u;
,1OFFAT Mr, and Mrs, Gordon
Moffat , Oakville are•.happy to
announce the arttval ref their
da'u,zhter , Julie Ann on Sunday
September 13Th, 10`'O in -the Oak-
ville -Trafalgar Hospital.
•
Municipalities receiving direct
aid ale Poxt_:.EI in S-144:23•08.,-.. ..._...
Kincardine, $12.741; Southamp
:ton', $1;566; Walkerton, $1,148;
Tiverton, $2,519.; -Paisley and'
Ripley, $205•each'and Teeswater,
$104
Pa encs to townships a:re;'Kin-
e
Bard' ne $1,149;'Huron, Se..2b;
Saugeen., $209 and Artan and
3reenock, •h 4 each.,
the building•prograrn, only the
lower audiior`ium will be "avail•
able i:for. public •use A fee of �lt�
is to be charged outside groups for
the use of the. lowerassebly•hall
m�
�evkr xiy� is
Fist Ungraded
,.
Joseph I icyof T-oToi•rro ; :a- t
graduate of the University of
,onto with.a B.A.and B.Ed and
•the Ontario' College bf-Educativr,~
has taken up teaching duties at th
Ripiey. District High ,School, •
--Pmt7—aecy., who replaces •.
,Robert Damsma. of Lucknow , wi1I
teach Latin, English and Ancient
History. Mr. lDamsma•, is
teaching this year at the F. E.
'Further discussion between c N�adi11 Secondary School in Win =
council and the agricultural soc- :ham. •
iety reps concerned the building Thithe Fall•marks .thestem ntroduatthe.r:ton
p ungraded. sy
of a car ark area ao rhe west of
of the arena which would serve Ripley District Hugh School,..1on1
the arena and Caledonian Park'. with Walkerton, R. D.•H. S. is'the
•Both council and agricultural soc- first school` in Bruce County tip
iety expressed their disapproval introduce the system.
of the•unauthorized parking of • Principal William Turvill said.
busses on, the Park .grounds:, no problems are expected but
-fear -mr-nor—bu-gs---=--rxray-a;PpPa rri, -,A.
to Mont- number f other Bruce county
A .letter w'as to be sent .
gbrriery Motors Tractor Division
schools of
are chaning to apartially,
requesting that. ttiachinery in:the •ungraded system and it is expect'
areas,'Whee;ier , Ward Street 8'
ed that all secondary schools In,
area not be .parked on the road the county Will change to'this
allowance, system. next year.
• With the Lucknow' Public School Another staff change at, k. i`. H.
using the upper auditorium of . S. 'is a new :cafeteria assistant•,
the town. hall for classes during Mrs., John Carter;