The Lucknow Sentinel, 1970-12-23, Page 18PAGE EIGHTEEN
THC, .LUCKNOW SINTINIL, L.UCKNOW, ONTARIO •
W.., DN..SDAY,.. DECEMBER •23rd, 197
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T . In this wonderful,
holiday season, may you ott
• be joyful, Arid thanks .
for your support!
DON DONALDSON TeeswnTen.
YOUR FARM IMPLEMENT CENTRE
DON DONALDSON AND STAFF
on 'Standpipe 11111.
Two new homes., Ewart Taylor's.
and; Stan 'Mustard's were being
constructed: in Town.
Newcomers to the Village were
Mr , and 'Mrs. as Ines McNaughton
and children, .Susan and tiro ny
of Markinehfife, Scotland.. Mr,
McNahgliton wasAm Flo ed at Pur
r y'
don's Bakery, YEARS'AGO
NOVEMBER 1930
A Memorial service was .conduc-
,ted on .November 11th at the sold-
s cenotaph. ,,Rev. C. H. Mac-
Donald 'was chairman. . He was.
►��•••o4No•••••1o•NNo••o•oo•••••••••o•o** ! assisted. by Rev ,.11, W. Craw ,^
,Ileo=-3.a�llaher•a-nd I.
Tavenei. Mr., D, C, McMorran
LOOK' I NG'BAC-K\AkDS
THROUGH THE SENTINEL FILES sounded
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� �st
A special feature of the service
was the "turning on for the first
WITH MARGARET THOMPSON' WITH
of the spot -Tights , which
thirty-nine years as secretary of
2'0 YEARS .AGO the Lucknow Agricultural Society
was presented with a lovely easy.
NOVEMBER 1950 chair inrecognition of. his long
service.
-lr.. osepjA new., ,who retired
early iO:the year after serving for
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Congram '
were to illuminate the cenotaph:
. The placing of these fights •corn-
pl'eted the 'long task of the Luck -
now •WOmen's
uck-now•Women's Institute• in' erect-.
ing the metnoiral' the 'total cost
running to .a bout $2,206; all of
'which sum was secured through'
retie, work -6f "rhe'institut,e
bought the Horace Aitchison house
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TO CUSTOMERS OF
Due Ao ' rising costs of materials and 'labour we
find it necessary to . apply for a rate increase.
Application : has been made to the Ontario Tele-
phone Service Commission for 'authority tomake
the following charges for ' telephone. service
effective January 1, 1971
EXCHANGE RATES
r month:
n•DIVIDUAL. LINE
Business '8.30.
Residence 4.30
TWO-PARTY LINE Business - 6.55
Riden`cpe5..5
MULTI-PARTY LINE Business:.— 4.65.
Residence .3.15
EXTENSION'. PHONES Bus1,45,
iness
• _Residence 1.25
PBX TRUNK
12.45
•:The : above rates ' for individual and two-party .line service
will apply only within" the. Base Rate. Areas; which are defined as
those areas-withinthe nunicipat-lbnits"of the Villages of .Dun-_._. -
gannon and Ripley and the presently established Base Rate Area'
for the Hamlet . of 'Bervie (as per map in the system's office.) '
If individual or two-party line service is required_ beyond the _'
:
above 7iniits there will. be an :additionalcharge for extra mileage
• of fort -five centsa monthfor each '/a mile or fraction thereof
for an individual line, and 'twenty-five.. cents '.a month, for each
/ mile or_fraetion'thereof for each party 'on-a-tw-o�arlir-line:', -
This application will be heard,, before the Commission at its
next regular .meeting izr. Toronto, Any representations to be made
to the 'Commission with respect to this application should, there-
fore, be submitted on or before January 4, 1971 and addressed,
to -the --Chairman, Ontario Telephone Service Commission, Depart-
ment of Agriculture and 'Food, Parliament Buildings, Toronto :2,
Ontario.
i•a i•oa••i••o ••
1F YOU DES11i E` -ANY"-FtiRTHER `INFORM YrON 'IN°
REFERENCE', TO THE NEED' FOR • INCREASING THE.
TELEPHONE RATES, YOU MAY APPLY ' TO THE ••UNDER.
`IGH R. EITHER 'PERSONALLY,, BY TELEPHONE OR BYE'
Mrs. Irene Liddle,. Secretary
HUR
• ON ar►cl' KYNLOSS ' � MUNICIrAL
TELEPHONE SYSTEM
Ri e. Ontario
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ANONIXIMBOXIIIIXINisia-
•6'0 YEARS' AGO
NOVEMBER 1910
A black bear (some said a -pair
of black bears) was seen inthe
vicinity of Holyrood and the' 10th
.'concession:
A change took place 'in the
Managership of the .local Bank of
Muptreal.. `J,. E.. M'cGuire'of
Ne.ustadt,'succeeded ,f, H: McCoy,
who.:bad resigned to take a posi-
tion as assistant 'manager of 'a
Wallpaper Co.: in Toronto,
George H : Smith was Manager.
of the ,Lucknow branch of the MOl-
sons ..Ba nk '.
FOR. CHRISTMAS
we've been steering our
thoughts in the direction of the season,
and have come up with the. wish
that -•you and --you ha -v -.. ' , -y— erry
Christmas. Our thanks for, your patronage!
'Blyth
R..- SALES LTD.
Phone '523-4342
Mary MacKinnon.;: Nancy Burt and
Linda Sparks.: •
An address' by Mrs:. Evan' Keith
was tead' and gifts presented by
Ara Dickie to - the -follow ing-you
n --
people who are employed or con-
tinuing their education; Mac: and •,
Iiugh
Family Night Held
At South Kinloss
KINLOSS. NEWS
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non, Linda • Daws'on ; -Bruce and.
Betty Colwell, Rod MacKenzie
and Walter Dickie.
Following a 'Christmas film,
treats and gift -s-- were' distributed-
to,the children and. lunch -was
served to close a most inspiring•
Rev. Glenn Noble was chair,-
man for the Anniia_L:Fa'mily Night
..and .W.hite, Gift Service at, South
•Kinloss on Saturdaly'evening.
William Dickie., . Mary. Mac Kin
non , Nancy Burt'•and Sandra
Keith narrated "Christmas
traditions in' different countries'
interspersed with appropriate'
carols. The pre-school class,.,
the star performers; Anne. and: .
Statue -Hamilton
Downey , ..i,awrence Clark,. Wendy
Forster; 'Helen Maclntyre and
Peggy, Gibson recited and sang
Christmas' Bells.'
The primary and Junior classes
with Arthur Clark; David'Gibson,•
Marilynn-c-Intyre , Anne- Col-
veil,
ol-well, 'Beverley Bell and Norma
Maclnt•yre delighted the audience„
i th reciratiOns and_songs",
intermediate class: Margaret
Nlacintyre , Dorothy. Clark, Sheila
and Joanne Maclntyre , .David
Carter ,'Robert Burt, Murray
Keith and Wayne Bell did a
Christmas' Choral- Reading and. also'
told o'f',Followers' of the 'Way from
their last study.
Mrs. Allari MacDougall': C.O.
C. group in costume acted and:
sang, This is the House That Love
Builds, Mrs: Don Bell presented.
gifts to Mrs. Sparks ,choir leader
Mrs. Bruce Hamilton', Organist ,
and' Miss Linda Sparks pianist for
their work for the Carolfest..•
The Y,P:S. play. written and'
directed by 'Pat Sparks was. acted
by Pat..Spanks, Wi:ilia-trt' Dickie, .
Brian, Sandra and'Murray Keith,
CHOICE I4OMtKILLED
BEEF AND PORK
PmCES'
BONELESS. HAMS
POCK. CHOPS
89c LB..
65c LB
STORE SLICE BACON • 69c%LB.
• HOMEMADE SAUSAGE " ..::2 LBS. 89c
2 ,LBS.. 89c
WIENERS
FRESH FOWL
12 -. 20 .LBS.:
49c lb:
20 LBS. AND OVER 45'c lb
7c Ib.
;YOU GET,THE BEST. WHEN
YOU SERVE FRESH
WE :DELIVER