HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1971-03-17, Page 715— 1970!s inSatiOus..,m5kfeitt, sedans and 2 and 4 •
door hardtops in Fords, :Chevrolets, Pontiacs
including Catalinas, SkylarkBuicks and
:Cutlass OldsnicobileS
OTHER MODELS
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1969 FORD custom; power seering
i„— 1969 CHEVELLES, a 2'door hardtop and a 4 dbor sedan
1969 CHEVROLET Impala, 4 door hardtop_
1969 CHEVROLET. Bel Air sedan
5 --I:969 PONTIAC Parisiennes, in 2 and 4 'door hardtops
1969 IMPALA Custom 2. door hardtop "
—1969-FORD-C--ustoirr-100 -
1968 PONTIAC Parisienrlei 2 door hardtop . fully equipped •
--1968-PONTIAC ,Laufefitian-sedan, 6 -cylinder: .
2 1068 CHEV Impala, 4 door hardtops •,
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WEDNE$DAY.MARCH 1971
mrs. Glenn Martin Of. theTine
River Cheese Factory went•into
hospital on Wednesday of last
week for surgery „following an
attack of appendicitis. We are
•glad to report that she is recover-
mr, yern9r BrOWm,,was able, to.
return*i his pt., Clarke. bOrrie‘
ft'er a 'stay,,in Kincardine Hospit-
al.'
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Thursday•night several from •
this area attended. AChievernept
• Night of the Night Claves at
Ripley District High School. A
• wonderful display of oil paintings
and other handicrafts was in evid-
• .ence and the. fashion show put on
by the sewing class was really
appreciated by the large
• audience. , °
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THE LIOCICN,CIvi SENTINEL 41)CKNOW, ONTARIO •
Cord.; Party;
..Maple' rove 1044 sponsored a •
icard, party in Zion:Hall on Mon-:
day •of this week, • •
• igkprizes w
:Iton and:Bett Alton, Consola-
tion pries. went ,.to Mrs., Wilfred,'
Hackett and, Ilarvey Alton.: • ,
•There will'be.Another‹card
•pa.rty rie4t, *eek,'
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• ST, PATRICK DANaE •
• The•Pine River IJ.C. W. spon-
ored,aSt. 'Patrick's dance for
the comrnunity,bn Friday night
' in the Reids Comers Comniunity
• hall, • A good crowd .was, on hand °
to enjey, the variety of dances
including, snowball,', elimination,
Sadie Hawkins and 'spot dances.
Carol. and Pte.' David Courtney
Mr. arid Mrs. GaryCourtney and
Steven; and Mrs. Wrn. Coprt-
ney were. Sunday dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs'. John Norman; The
Men'enjoyed a drive to Candu in
the afternoon;
Mr. and Mrs.., Glenn Campbell
visited in Atwood last week end
and like several others spent a.
few• extra days:away on account
of•the storm. With milder wea•tk-
er" this week•we hope our. stormy
days are•soonoyer for this 'yar •
Peter Walden and Dennis'Court
ney,'went to London. Wednesday
night to bring Mary*Walderi honie
for a few days of holidays:. Mary
ii\a third ear - • •
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cere ony, k pt everything going
at a lively pace assisted by the
. cornmitteesOf Mary. Gibson, Gayle
• Lowiy. , Mary McNay," Linda Camp-
bell arid Evelyn •BradVey. Lunch
Kinioss N ive
Died In Windsor
MR$1„,AL:FRF0
dealt' Of Mrs:. Alfred Hog
Of 1551 Do ugall
Wind-
sor, formerly of Kinloss Town.,
ship, occurred at "Hotel. Dieu HQ$ -
pitat , Wi rld WI all y , March
8th in her 90th year,
Mrs. Hodgins was the former
',Adeline Elizabeth Cox datighter
of John Cox and Mary BOyie. She
WaS, born at Lot 3 concession 9•,
KinlOss ToWnship, on April 13, •
,‘ On Odtober*3; 1901 'she married
Alfred Hodgins of Kinloss Town-
• ship;•;•, •
Following their marriage the.
couple farmed on Concession 10
.until. Mr . Hodgins'Aeath in.1930.
'Mrs.. Hodgins continued farming
op, the home farm for a time,: :She
them -resided With her- d a u ghter4a----
*Detroit until five years ago when
she moved to Windsor. ,
Mrs. HOdgins is survived by her
daughter 'Mrs.. RUdy (VOrine) •
Sieloff'of.Detibit; Michigan, a ,•'•
son Maurice Hod.ins'of LOncion;.
at LOndon.Victoria Hospital: •'
. • At,th.e Sxinday.service at pine
River Church; Mises Mary.arid
Helen. Kempton and Shannon Lee
•• ?\,I • nd Mrs Donald COUrtne
the song "I have Joy in my 'Heart I.
Iliree-graridchildren, Ellwood • ..
Hodgins of London, Elroy . • -
Sieloff of St.. 'glair. Shores and
Calvin'Sielbff of Detroit; five
great' grandchildren, Gary., •
.and Bradle r• lidof Londori
Used •cars from '65 to'68 in various models sedans, hardtops
and 4 door —,90% of all cars are V8, power steering
and ,a11 automatic •
1970 CII:EV 34 ton pickupwith engine
1968 cnv ton pickup with automatic transthission
1967 FORD 14tt. stake body .`
1967 cfiEvrtoizr, 1 ton panel, V8
1966 C iA:a t-,ga
1966 citzvv, ton panel
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iitunbei.of Econoline and Chevy Vans trbili '64 to' '67
oseysotokowootevsbovvvvwysisis
euttelsMotors
80.Servic;Station ••Phene 8814173
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Ronald 4nd Kenneth Sieloff 'of
aliiri•ShOreS;,*. • '
Cox of Holyrood,
hirs Hodgini.was 'Vredeceased..:
•by her husband'anditvvo brothers,.
Rev,. George cox. and;
Wiiliarryp.. Cox both of Kinloss
.Township. •••.-, •
The funeral service was held at:
MacKenzie Memoia1 Chapel,
Luckriow. on Friday I'4ac01.1 12; . •
Rey'.. R. T. •Odendahl,
,ot the KinloUgh 'Anglican Church,
t, •
•Was miniter
Ternporaryento brile:ntWas
'at South, KinlosS /vlauSoletini :•.
,with final:resting.place,, ' ' •
Greenhill •Ceinetery, '.. •
':•,Pallbeareit were HOdgini,
.
'Karl Boyle; jack Sett,,..*Perry
flodgins,„: Lloyd 'Johnston, .Grant.,
tekenSWiller„, ••,'• ' :
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Fo1Iowintheserv.i,ce at' the:
.,Chapel; relatiVeS and friends
• were.receiVed.by.the family •• . •
and a luncheon.Was served at
.i. the Mayfair Reitanrant hy the•
.
An g c a riTeliprpir'Notnirtot-77-77
the lididginS„
faMilY were: fitliful.:Members...:
PAG so.veos
1. BRUSSELS CENTRAL, . .•
PUBLIC SCHOOL' :
Mach 22nd,, .197
at.' 2:00 p.m. •• •
4-H Calf ,Citib
— Brussels 4-H Grain Corn
Club
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2. HOWICK CENTRAL
PUBLIC SCHOOL
Monday, March 22nd, 1971
at 8:00 p.m. •
Howick 4-H Calf Club
— •North Huron 4-11, Corn Club.
3, 13LYTI4 PUBLIC SCHOOL
Tuesday, March 23rd, 1971
• at 8:00 p.m,
Blob Dairy Calf Club'
Blyth Belgrave 4-11 Beef
6
Club
--BIy!h 441 Corn Club
4. F. -E. MADILL •
,SECONDARY SCHOOL
ednWaY, March 24th,• 1971
__ Dungaannot an:°°4-Fi'PanCa.lf C•
lub
ILucicnow 4-H Calf Club
Lucknovi 4-H Grain Corn
• The Huron Countr4-0 Machinery Maintenance ClubI and the
Huron County. 4-11 .Conservation Club will be organized at k
later date.
Enrolinentleria-dan be filled out and handed in at the Or-
ganizational Meeting for these clubs and any other clubs that
you may wish to join. You may also enroll by sending 'your
application form to the Ontario Department of Agriculture and
Food, Box 159, Clinton, Ontario
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All boys and girls who have reached \their .12th birthday by
• January .1st, 1971 and have not reached their 21st birthda b
e' o, jom, one o these clubs.'
If you are a parentwho would like to'see your child join a
4-H Club, please feel free to contact Leonard MacGregor, Exten-
sion Assistant, Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food at
• 482-3428 or in the evenings at 5246614..
HURON COUNTY 4-H AGRICULTURAL CLUB
S' ASSOCIATION
On TueSday:,'`Xlatch 9 there;
w ere 'Only•ele Vert BroW hies and
:three tweeplesin,.attendance .for
the:Meeting; . • : .."
• ,Aftcr Fair • Oucert Lorna BO ie
riace&-tle,---9,2oadstto.017-w-e-ha-d•.
Brownie Ring tf.aClSixer collect•-'
ed Fairy Gold froin her Six and,. ' •
inspeet fon•was•to see if all firowin,-
Aes' had put their me tag in, their
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During Tow' WoW Debbiebeilt
'slteWed the Brownies her tulip, •
plant and Lorna Boyle read her
NtfeDonald showed the outfit she •
had' knit for her.doll; ..•
'At Work period. ProWn Ow) work-
ed with the Golden .Bar and Gold -2,
en:Ladder Brownies.and TaWn","
Tp*WTI.TOTR-ed7v;rff
showing.tliein how to.tie their • :
.13rownierie. While Brown Owl • 7
tested Etta Belle MacDonald
Lorna' BOyle and Xathryn 1\lc kith
for knitting:, the refit Ortfie-Pack • •
played.42me gape' "Tiave You ,
Ever Seen A nitek4', "Pas S the
1 Tat :and '` One , Two „Three"
We elOSed our meeting with the
Soneeze t3rOwhi Prayer nil
everyone left by the Ardh, •
(Too Late For Last .Weetk)',.'
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A • . •
euchre party was'held in ,•
Amberley L Q. L.•
hall on Mon-
diy of last week: A good
crowd was in'attendance and • '
. prite,s. were high lady
1CIt?!.!•Leotiard Reid, high gent -; •
Robert CaMpbell and lucky draw
:Mrs., Leonard Eirnes,
;Mrs, Jennie Robb, residing haw'.
in LuCknow; and forriTerly of this
area , fell at...her home on Friday 1.
and ffered.'a fradtured-hip..
Everyone here wiSheS her a•,good
recovery , • '‘ • .
, • The • Worlds Day or prayer was
held in Pine River United
o gtp-ida-a-kernbon.t.rritig•tl**.-
serVice Mrs Lynn Lowry and •
Mrs. Ernie oibsort provided specH.
ial:musit On the 'organ and piano..
the;Theme .fOr, the day was ':'A .
•NeW People for 'A NAN•V•Age"'.
Mis
'Duncan. Thorburn prepared and
gave a splendid Messa ge. on this
theMe.
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Dianneken-iptonucali
'.tourtney and Joan. Ferguson were .
• int;iwen SOund-on Saturday. as
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part Ripley_DiStrict High'.
;•Seho61 senior, girls basketball'
team.' This tea in won the
COWASSA charn ionshi Con rat.
tiatibns. TTT•,
Mr. and Mrs.. Bill:KeMpton left
on Friday to.sperid a few days in
Nashville, Tennessee:, ' •
Moe Leonard of. Cooksville
visited on theyeek•Tend With, Pat
Courtney, , • s9.
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CHURCHA.NtliAL •
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"..• Kingibtifig!
Guides•
The First Kingsbridge Gi1. •
held their weekly Meeting •
.•in the church hall with 14 mem
be -1.s present'. The'rne'eting:Was' A *'
opened with a prayer- by Judy
Tigert and tolicall.• °•••' •
• Lt. McLenrian orgahized 'some '
games, which were enjoyed by ,a11.
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the guides: 'After the.gameS. • "
CaPtain suggested the guideS.
'should make4 quilt fOr their,
:good, turn and giVe"it to aineedy
4 ' The new guides learned their
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reef knot.' Kingfishers had •Carrip•!- it• • , . ''..
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f.ire, which included songs, skits, ,' . '. •
andgarties. • '• '..., • .: , ''... ., ., •
The meetirig.clOsedWith.a .. . ..„ .
prayer. by Li.. 'McLennan arid•taps.... . ..,.ii
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DOUGLAS POINT V
.• • • by. Patti MacDonald
,*•-•..Pat Kelly, Public Relationsman
for Douglas Point,, 'visited our
school on Friday, 'March5..He
told us•thany interesting .facts'•:_
ta-bouuthe operations going On dp,
'at Douglas Point,. Mr.. Kelly
showed us •a very interesting. '
-The anntral Meeting of Pine'.
River United Church was held. - • SKATING PARTY • •
:on Sunday follo.Wing a noon, Itinch, by, Carol Mac Ka y •
eon in the Church basement.' ttev . On March 19th the pupils of ,_ •
Mr, Hill conducted the meeting Ripley -Huron 'Central School are,
with Mrs. Mervyrnj..4iston.as_stor asLing.
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•tary. RepiiiiWere heard and other :at the Ripley Arena: It was post-
buSiness.detailswere diScussed„, OOned froth February l2th because
We were sorry that the stormy ecattse of'the StOrMy 't,,Qeather.
Weather kept several frOm attend- 0,*
• MisS Kathy' Elmes ,,,Toronto
'spent the week -end at her parents
home, •• '•• P,
Pte. David COurtney HalifaXi •
is home to spend 4.tat.tpe. .
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weeks with his at its Mr, and
Mrs, ppttaktiCoutthey,
Thesrade eight ski trip took
place liSt Ftiday':- Everybody ate
ind climbed on the bus at 12:16 ta..
itart their journey to Happy Valley '
.in Walkerton. Everybody eNoyed
,theihselvet'and wish td thank Ny.
,Stanley 'tiot giviqg