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ME L(JCKNOW'• SENTINEL, .LUCKNOW, ONTARIO,
WEDNESDAY,.MAY 5th, 1971
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SALTFORD VALLEY HALL
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Music By.'.000NTRY BOYS.
Sponsored' by. CLINTON I•
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KINLOUGH
Mr. and. Mrs. Hugh, Reeking of
Matheson visited during the week.
with Mr. and Mrs. William' E
Haldenby.
Mr. and Mrs. Verne Hodgins of
Angus visited over the week end
with Mrs.. Tom Hodgins. ' •
On: Sunday next, Mother's Day,
'' the Anglican •Sunday School will
r' monr,�. hs. a. -n
will be `held during the service
at 10.30''a.m.,
Mr. 'and Mrs. R:.°Rilett.of Wind
tor spent the week end with, Mr.
and`' Mrs. Jim „Hodgins•and girls.
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III .'-
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.. a,
en'n
'of Toronto visited on Saturday •
with her. parents Mr and Mrs'; Art
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Haldenby.'
Mr, and Mrs.. Jack Barr, and a
family:visited On Sunday with her
parents: Mra. and Mrs Gilbert Ham-
•ilton.; •
Mr.: and .Mrs'.. Ralph Haldenby,.
'Billy and Connie of Guelph .spent `
the week end with his parents Mr:'
and.._Mrs. William E Haldenby.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hodgkin
son ofGoderich and Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart Lane and, girls visited with
Mr. and; Mrs,: '.Bert Nicholson. •
Mr. Russell Hewitt was in hon- •
don during the week for his med :
icaLcheckmu ._. Mrs_.—Hew,itt visit-
ed duringthat time with Mr:. and .•
Mrs. Blair, Allan at: Listowel.
Mr. and; Mrs. Ernie Hanna spent
an evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Frank .Iuia.uld.en and. Keith:. -
Mrs.. Frank Maulderi-, Mrs. Jim
.Smith and Mrs. P. A. Murray",
'from the 14: W T assisted.with,the'.
serving at the spring tea at Bruce-
lea Haven, Walkerton,, :on Tues.=
day afternoon. .
`Mrs. .• Rudy Sieloff and Calvin,
of Detroit and Mr. and Mrs'..Maur.
ice Hodgins of London were here
on Saturday last for the ' burial of
their mother the late Mrs. Ada
Hodgins in Greenhill Cemetery ,
Luc know.
.We, extend• sympathy Pb
William McPherson (Jr..). in the'
passing of her mother.
Mrs. Charlie Hodgins, of Wing
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ham spent' Tuesday with Edna.
Mrs. Roy :Schrieller and. Miss
Edna. Boyle attended the "Great
Chapter meeting of South Sau,g
een Deanery at Si: Paul. Church,
Wingham on Tuesday evening._
to visited with'his grandparents '"
1911. and -Mrs. 'Art;Haldenby;: who
returned withhim on Friday.'..
• Mr.' George Haldenby, Mr. ', '•:'.
and' Mrs:: Clare Spading were'
„in
London., on Wednesday where
eye
George had an. check-up fol-
lowing
P
lowing surgery earlier in . the
winter:...;
A speedy; recovery is wished .'
from Kinlough fiends for ^r.
Dan'Tollefson in. Western Hospit-
al,.
ospit-al, Toronto; Mrs. John Ross in.... '
Victoria Hospital; `London; Mr..'
Bert McLean in Sc Joseph's -Hospit-
al , 'Landon and Mrs. Frank Currie
in K. & W. Hospital: •
Ladles-frorri the--W-zM- S: attend-
ed their Church Conference in
Wingharn over the Week end: • Mrs..
Glen Haldenby was a discussion
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group, leader
Enroll.L. Recruits
At Guide Meeting
GUIDE NEWS
Three recruits were enrolled at
the April 29th meeting of the' 1st
Lucknow Guide Company, After,
roll call, the flag was ,pr,esented'
in horseshoe. by Brenda'MacDonald,
Barbara Hawthorne, and•Nancy War;
ren'.. Lorna 'zBoyle; EttaBelle Mac;-
Donald•and Kathryn McKim were
enrolled and presented' with their
tender, foot pins by District Com-
missioner Mrs.. A. N. IvlacLennan
Captain presented Brenda. Mac-
Donald with her Toymaker badge,
and Nancy Warren and; Barbara ,
Cameron with their Hostess badges,
Visitors were welcomed .and,
served'refteshments by. guides
Annette Kirkland and Susan Hayes.
Dr., McKim ; Mr. and, -Mrs. Jack
MacDonald and Miss Linda Boyle•
were guests: for the evening.
Mary Ellen Havens and the.
Swallow patrol were in••charge of
campfire and 'entertainment with
a.' Kangaroo:Court. Lieutenant
closed thr
and'taps.
•'Family' Day wi11 be observed in
the .Presbyterian Church next Sun-
day,
Douglas 1 r' Arthur
,s Pa me ,and
Phillips of Fonlhi7:J. visite on Sun
day with ;Mr. a'nd- Mrs.`. Frank '.
Maulden
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Eridal Shower fat
�bbe-Gibbo
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BORN' FRE. E PROTEIN SHAM
Reg.: $2.59•
00,
$2.34
V05 SHAMPOO,'Reg. $2.50 $1.2
ON THE WIND SPRAY COLOGNE,
SPECIAL
t' _ `$1.25
NOXZEMA ROLL-ON DEODORANT,
Reg. 2 for '$1.29 -----; 2 for. $1.17
VASELINE INTENSIVE CARE ,LOTION,,
Reg. $1.89.-=-�-� .. __ $1.19.
•TEA TOWELS 100% Cotton 3 for 99c
•7 PIECE SALAD 'BOWL, SET
BAND. AIDS, Reg. $1.29
PLASTIC COASTERS, pkg:''o'
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Onopriday evening,'April 30 •
Debbie Gibbons .• was; guest. of
,hon•our at` a `relative shower held
at the home of Mrs. Ed Thomp-
son, ' Holyrood•.
Mrs. Ken Scott was 'chairlady: •
for a short .program it(cluding
contests by Mrs:. Brian. King.,
--- zvirs.. itandrMaCDonaltitIvIrs.
Bob Thompson, and Mrs. Glen
Young and readings by .Mrs.' ,Wm.
McInnes and Beth; Scott.:
An address of welcome to
Debbie was given 'by. Mrs . Ken •'
Scott:. The . bride was escorted, to:
her -seat of ,honour by Ila Scott
and the verses:were readby, , Sher-'
rie Gibbons,,. sister of the :bride.'
Marilyn• Rhody.; made a '.bow tree.
The gifts were carried in by ,
Vicki •Young and Audrey.:o i
ySc ,tt . ....•
LOOKING BACKWARDS
Debbie thanked the ladies and •
a. dainty •Minch was served ,. 'prepar
ed by .Mrs.. Gerald Rhody, future.
r°nother in�law of. the bride,; assist-
ed 'by
ssist-ed'by Mrs Ken Scott, Mrs;,Ed
Thompson `: and girls. •
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WITH MARGARET .THOMPSON
MARCH 1951
S..:L Stothers•, a resident of •
Fergus, purchased.;the residence
of the 'late Mrs.,. Mary Anderson
�A--�.s�.$.t�—t ,:Tu�r—:rcOitlE• ',
native of Ashfield, .was conclud•-
rn g..a.
a
long efficient periOd
servxce.wrth theDepartment
'of .
DP '
e artm,ent`'of '.
Agriculture"- and, waslanning to'
-retire to his old' hometown .•
The. price ' of butter ;soared.• to
over:the 800 mark and it was`
forecast "Thatit'.rriay go farther"
An attractive school flagwas
presented -ra"the ,Luck low District
'High School` by inembers of the'
1950 graduating class :::The 'flag '•
was in \omi nernoration: of the
establishing. of the. new District
School.
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Readers Write'
' 437 9tl Street,
Brandon, Manitoba
Dear Donald;
We.ha_ve. had -:a Very... :ce.. Wrnte-r-
here this year as compared -AO
other places - not nearly as.. much
snow here as usual. ; We only have
about, 2. inches,, and with, the :mild
weather.,: of 'any- where from. 32
degrees to 87 Clegrees or 39 the.
snow is-fastsppearing the.
past week and the black earth of
my garden is growing larger every
day...
1 read- with interest of the 'utius-
ual heavy snow, storm which, you
have had down there, 1 was nat-
urally concerned as•to how my
family would survive down there
if the Hydro was off 'fors long at a
time, i am glad to know that
nothing 'really too serious happen -
MARCH 1931.
The Village o;f;Lucknow:.was •..`
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advertising. for. Tenders. to.supply
Material for and constructionv(>'f•
cre e , oun` a
standpipe .'
: Grapefruit was advertis'ed'at
'4 for 25¢ and. oranges.,• large' at
49¢ aLdozen.
WY
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s1e Huston took over Toin
Watson's Lucknow Barber. Business
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or a, stee
RSAGO
MARCH 1911 .. •
Charles M�cl<innon sold his
blacl snyjth shop to Garfield OsY
rander„of Picton. "Mr. •MacRinnou; .
had,been in business in; Lucknow
ferreea_rs .
:Robert .Douglas. established. a
general del very 'service for the:.
grocer.s..of, down. Up until then
the grocers: had each had their own:
dehver�r services
'ed to ary one, •althau li:.i..a u'siii•
there -were many.expericnces
that will not- soon be' forgotten':
Perhaps.it takes"soniething like
that to make us realize'how lllsiti
nificant. man•reallY is aid that~•
after all "we are o it , rotlle
keeper". '1 am 'prpud to have
been.•born in that particular. part
of the Country . '
Enclosed bion will find a' money
order for Five Dollars as my
Renewal for :the Sentinel for .an-
other year ..i, W
Kindest Regards to a11,,
�'e�y sincere`l'y:,
'(hath) ,Sher iiri,