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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL' LUCKNOW ONTARIO
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LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
STS HELENS.
:Mrs. Clara Jones of Pefferlaw
and.'.Miss Mabel Reid of Dungan-
non were recent visitors with their
cousins',` Mr,. and Mrs. Cliff. Mur-
ray. and Miss Mary 'Murray.
Larry MacPherson, .;son' of Mr
and. Mrs: Bill' c r .Ma Phe son; under-
went\an appendectomy last week
at Wingham and District .Hospital'
and has now returned home
Mr: ,and' Mrs.:. Norman Stewart
and family of Lambeth were •
week end visitoxs'with her father,
•7jWm. Forster,•
Mrs. Fred,McQuillin is a pat-
ient in St Joseph's Hospital;
London.
THAT Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Reed•.
of Kinloss Township celebrated
their 58th wedding anniversary
quietly at home on Friday;, Sept
,ember 17th.: •
THAT Ed Harrison ,of • Kincardine'
-bas drawn to—our attention the
' -fact that a storyin last`.week s;, ,.
issue about. Mrs. 'Margaret Foster
of Saskatoon referred to her first.
THAT a fire call on Tuesday of
last week was to the 4th, of Kin-
loss ,
in-loss,east of Langside, where a
combine belonging to' Gordon
Huffman was on ,fire.. . Some:
damage was, done to the mach
Ind before Luc know Fire Depart-
ment
epart-ment extinguished' the ,outbreak.
THAT a free draw held by Chin
holm Fuels at,`Lucknow Fall Fair
saw two area faimilies each
winning 100 gallons of furnace
oil The draws were made by
`,Bob Gilchrist, president of the
Lucknow Agricultural Society.
Toni Gilmore , ' young son ok Mr..'
and .. Alr.s_ „•4L nipl of Luck
now was one of the winners' and
the, other was Gordon:' Barger Jr
of Lucknow....:
THAT Roy Culbert of Wiarton,'
• formerly of Lucknow . was rec-
ently pictured: in :the. Wiarton
"Echo as Wiiaiton's "off oral bell"
ringer".. He rang the town bell
at noon and, at 6 p.m', all ,
--through tfie'summer.
THAT Rosalea .Hackett ,. R. R. 7'.
Lucknow-and Irene Hasty ,. R.R. 1
Dungannon,\were'two local girls'
of the en cose n ora uron
County to king part in'4-I—I wworlt
at the •. London . Fair on Friday.
There'are approximately 1000 -
girls in 4-H Clubs in Huron:Coun
,ty:at the:.present time and seven
hundred were eligible to be•chos
en `as Western Fair -delegates.
THAT last week's mention of
potatoes , and their Ole, in a;
husband as being Albert Pierce. ' Sentinel news story brought sev-
`- eta1
-"we,,can, to that" comments
-Ed tells
Us that it :was in. fact .. P
William Pierce., William was
born,op the 6th of Kinloss. His
first fe was Hannah Fraser and
his second wife was Margaret
Beaton, the lady about whom the
article•was written.
.from" Sentinel readers. One of
these :Was a \largepotato. grown:.
by Mrs. Mel ,Passmore, of Luck -
now at the Skipjack residence
north of'Lucknow.. The spud is'
in the Sentinel window...
YOUR " LOWE'ST PRICES FOODLAN
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MAPLE. LEAF 1'/2 LB.:LIMIT ONE PER CUSTOMER
SAVE TO 30c.
Ready To Eat Pad Only $1
SUNSPUN .(8: SLICE PK.G),
Cheese . Slices
SAVE
Per Package
SAVE 1
ins_'R
STOKELY 14 OZ. MIX OR: MATCH
dream Corn -or: Pea
ALLEN'S 48 OZ.
Assorted Drin
SAVE 1
Tins:
'.ROSE: BRAND '1S OZ.. .
•Beet• MixidPickles 2 Jars
• SAVE:1
WITH 55.00 CASH PURCHASE ' SAVE,
ret Half -Cal. Ice Cram cew8.
VALUES -E FACTI1lE-THURS-DA'1f,: FR-1DA S TttR
SEPTEMBER 28 •24, 25 .PHONE, LUCKNOW 5
STUDEN.'l'S •GOINt.
CONTINUED 1 ROM I',
Gail Jamieson;. dau h
'and' Mrs. Stuart Jarnicsol
-nbw, is attending' Centra
-SCOTT Frank. and Phyllis -(nee 7 'lege-of Agricultural T.ec
C1a-yto-n)-ar-e proud -to --announce where'she is ;taking=-a�
the birth of. their' new daughter ,.
on Friday, ;September 17 at
course. in , Home ,,'.Econo rn:
.Daniene hash erit�
cardme General and District: Fra Y
Hospital, a, wee sister ;for•'Michael 4thl' year in Agricultural
and .Mark: at the' University of Gue
Jirn• Frayne is at Western
sity,' London in his 3rd y
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Arts, .majoring in Eng; lis
are sons of Mr. and ,Mrs,
==-rayne u-f=`Kriigslm=dge
completed a six .week c(
summer'.at Petawa•wain'.
• efence -which-i-nc1ud:e
Ambulance,; use of fire -
bush survival, and iar.ge.
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Bob Ritchie!, son of NI
Mrs.. Harold Ritchie, ha'
employed 'with McDace'
. . e e ■
is presently working, 'ri tl
area.
Fay- 1. --Hog -t d
and Mrs. Con Ilooian of
'has returned to Brescia C
London for her 2nd y't'ar
Economics. • Fay was' en'
at Victoria i'lospital, td�
• ,ing the summer irr�i c
• skin
Doug Cameron, .son of
Mrs. Ralph' Cartteron of
is entering his third year
• .Agriculture h onour;courS
Crop Science: at•the trir
of Guejph '• Jack Carnet+
Mr, a°ridG Met Ralph Can
comrnenced`,a 2.1c7ar co
refrigeration and ;air coni'
at Fanshawe .College tn. I