The Lucknow Sentinel, 1971-10-20, Page 16•
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THE LUCKNQW SENTiNELt LUCKNOW, ONTARIO ..
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CONTAC C, ;�0 s Rig;42.80 BQ ,_. �T..,-- _ __�-,, �.� 7.
IDA TOILET TISSUE ,R 6 roll's` 88c
IDA HOT .WAT ER,3O'TTLE, Reg. ;$2,39 _ 31.99
CHRISTMAS. WRAP, Reg. $1.29 �,_. �__-- _ r_ 99c
VASELINE Intensive Care Crean, ..
Reg. $1.59 $1.27.
RESDAN, Reg. $1.59 ' �__r 99c.
BAN ROLL-ON .DEODORANT,
Reg. '$2.13 --, - $1.39
PINK SWAN LIQUID for dishes Reg.:- 59c y__ 39c
LIGHT BULBS, Reg. 2 -- 55c., 6 for 99c
VAP -AIR VAPORIZER Reg. $6.95 _ $4.44
PLUS MANY OTHER'.SPECIALS
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power
:For Diane. Hicks
, WHITECfURCH NEWS
Around 'forty friends and rela - {
tives gathered at ,the home of Mrs,
Tom' Morrison on Saturday even'
ing October 16 to honor Diane
Hicks bride:to be, While the
, crowd was gathering the pant
• g. e wavenioye:; Several`other
contests with leaders were. enjoy-
.ed. Several won prizes in the.
various contests. '.Mrs. Victor .. •
Emerson ' gave readings. The Or-
Agin
r=
iin of the WeddingRing, What'
g
is a:Wedding?', and The:' Day'
Before the Wedding;.'
The shower .g gifts .were.then
g
opened- by the` bride to be seated
in a decorated chair beneath „a..
;decorated archway.. ,
..Aniong the gifts received
were
tea pot 'towels , 'aprons , kitchen •
t a e mugs., ..
toaster cover,. frig bowls',. pyrex'; -
pie plates'., pillow cases , : sheets ,
• •tablecloth , bathroom scales
luncheon cloth; cookie jar;. Dian
in a few' we o
11 c h sen •words thank
.
ed- alffor-cog n'in ,their rfis and -I
.$
'for the pleasant ,surprise of the
Py Morrison. and helped.
art . 'Mrs
served lunch.
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THBR Bl!SINESS.ETIH CS
ARE SQFAIR -WE11E
-Ytt- 'O IND ON
r'D' :COMPARE
D (ANNON
Visitors 'recently: with Mrs.,
Minnie Jones. and, Melvin included
Mr.,and Mrs. Bert Marsh of Aub-
urn;
ub-.urn, also their two da ughters
Miss Betty Marsh of Burlington
and Mfr.. Howard Wallace of
Brampton:, Others- who visited
*ere Mrs.. Gladys Wallis, Clinton,
and Miss Iviae Davies of Huron.., :
view, Clinton
VIS.ITED IN'CALIFORNIA•
L.. Mr'. and:Mrs, • Leonard Chisholm
have returned.horrre after in eight.,
ILday tri ito Los Aage1 s �a1ifnrn
La,. where they visited with. her
eldest sister, Alice Kiessling.
Little Laurie Hayden.,. d'augh-
ter.of Mr. and Mrs. ,.Jim Hayden'
of Port Albert, spent a few days
with her. grandparents,. Mr. and
Mrs Graham McNee ; while her
parents had a holiday which .,
included the Plowing Match at
Ids. _ -•
ec�p��on H�Id
QrNe*lyweds
WHITECF•IURCR NEWS ..
On Friday evening October 15
a wedding .reception was held in
Whitechurch Community Merno,r:-
ia1 Hail° in honour of the newly T .
weds Mr. :and "Mrs Lorne Durnin
(Gertrude Scholtz). Dancing by .`
the large crowd of attenders was
enjoyed -10- music:"furnished by
Tiffin's Orchestra ,with Brian -
Rintoutcalling off. At lunch
time Mr. and 'Mrs. Durnin were
called, to the platform. Elroy
Laidlaw spoke words of well .
wishes ' on behalf of the audience'
and in a humorous manner brough
'merriment into the address. Jack.
,Gillespie on behalf of the gather-
ing, presented •Mr, and Mrs.
Durnin with a gift of -money.
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OCTOBER 20th, 197f
WEDNESDAY, OC
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G BACKWARDS
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WITH MARGARET THOMPSON
20 YEARS:AGO
AUGUST 1951
Mr, and:.Mrs. Charles Webster'::
sold'there-Ltieknow Ladies' and .
Men's Wear business to Mr, and
Mrs,, M. L. Sanderson of St: John
New :Brunswick. .
The old'.blacksinith'shop. adjoin-
ing Montgornery 'Motors Ford Car-
* age
ar"'',age was torn down to -make way.
t for the enlarging and rnoderniza-
don of the, garage.
Prearations.were going ahead
for an early start 'at hard -surfac-
ing Highway 86 from Amberley
1Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Mr, and •Mrs,. Durnin both re,'
'plied thanking all for coming,
t'o help celebrate the occasion,
for .the gift , and', to those who
sponsored the party; 'All then
sang for They 'are.Jolly Good Fel-.
whisked away and dancing re-
sumed. . '
Mr.. and.Mrs. Nelson Smith of
Markham spent the week end wit!:
Mr'. and Mrs., Russel'Chapman.
to Luc know , .
The new memorial .organ which.
had .been installed in the LucI now
United Church, was dedicated .."in •
hauour• of the rrien ofJthe congrega•
tion whoserved in either , World
War I or II and in, grateful mein. -
/MAY VIM fl.v1.1`•'lA♦ te' 9.1. Ye ':fRS t'.�•1. e
rerne sacrifice“..
O YEARS
_t AUGUST 1031 •
Sarnia spent the week'end'wtth
Mr• and Mrs.. Garnet Farrier and
his 'ruoth;er, Mrs: Eunice Gillespie
and�on'a0.nay r., an s
'Wayne Farrier and Kimberley of
Har}over visited with their Parent
Mr. and Mrs.. Garnet •Farrier. •
A�Ticio" naTTr'a n service was
'being:adverticed for Ci'v'ic Holi-
tday geek end'.. "For, the"accom
modation and. convenience of the:
public who wish,•to take advantage.
Parents
Congratulations'to Mr.. and •`Mrs,
.Erie McNee on they: birth' of a'
baby. girl,' Brenda Lorette , in
Wingham Hospital on Thursday,
'October 14th, 1971. . . •
:friends`are-pleased-to know
that Charles "Chuck" Young is, -
able to commence work and is in
Metrapolitan store tn: Tinton -
burg.
Vint .. .
�r
1_ i - •
tion reaches its climax this week.
The 18-year-olds have- theirfirst
opportunity to share•this ;sib-
tive in each riding.
On Sunday Mr. and MTs.
him McNee were guests' of Mr.
and Mrs: Henry, Farrell, kincar-
dine'. . ' • .
MOVE TO WAWANOSH 'FARM
Mr;' and' Mrs. ,Wayne Durnin
have.•tfoved.to the farm in `West
Wawanosh Arid will be missed; by
friends and neighbours ini.the'vil
lage.
Mrs. Harvey Mole of Lucknow
visited recently with Mrs. Hugh.
McWhinney and Mr. Bert
McWhinney' Sr, who is confined
toiedlost°of-ttre'tire: "-.,::.•:4
• Mrs, Mel :dell,; r iderich ., visit
e'a with Mit,„ Mipiiie Jones 4:56
oef'.the'holiday, there will: be a
Mr• and•Mrs,. Wybenga shared
a half hour of worship with. the
residents of Pinecrest, Manor on:
Sunday a fternoon. Scripture
reading. and a .meditation were
given by Mr. Wybenga. Many
of ,the elderly resident's joined in
the. singing of familiar hymns.
Ivlr. Wben a ave the'closin.
y g. g�, ' �.
prayer: the-va-rious'=ways-the.
residents expressed their apprecia
tion made- us realizethe truth of
these words. =It is more blessed
:to give than to receive•: '
On, Sunday. Mr. 'and,•avlrs. Wal,
aac,e Conn, .Mr.' and.Mrs.'Douglas:
Conley and Jason of Winghan '
were Sunday visitors with Mr, and
Mrs: Herb Hunter ;and Trevor. of
London 'Mr. and Mrs: Wallace
Conn attended church service
Where. Rev;. Robert Johnstone is'
pastor_.;ToAheir_sur-.prise , ty
foundon arrival.a chum of his
had "charge of the service and
Rey. and Mrs, Johnstone. were
hiving their 'babY Marc: Robert
christened.
Mr ; apo -Mrs John- de Boer ,
Eddie' and Donald accorripanied
,by Mr. ,arid'Mrs'.' Russel Gaunt on•
Sunday afternoon viewed the
beautiful autumn colors of leaver
Mrs. Bessie Mullis•returned
home frorn Thamesford'on Sun-
day- acco►ripaiaied by --Mr. aiid M. rs•
Neil Faw and fam.ily.. Mr. and ,
Mrs. ',John, Gloor of Bornholm also
visitedat the home of Wilfred
Clipperton..
"Holiday Special" , arriving at
the local depot Saturday, 10,24
p.rn, leaving•Lucknow at 2-p, al,'
Monday for the return trip".. •
The Church, buildi :an
n� , cl-coir^.--
tents' of the 1-161Yyrood'' United ..'
Church was being offered for sale'
by public auction.'
60 YEARS:. AG
AUGUST 1911
Caledonian Day was being ad
.vertised for August ?tb, Luck -
how's old' time Caledoti an
Games whk h'were so success-.
fu13y revised the previous year
.191:0., promised to be t.teater
and'Grander than ever" The
.best athletes in Canada lead been
secured. with the 'at.traet ions
unequalled,
PONTIAc..Catalina' 4 door hardtops, ..V8 automatics,'
power equipped : '
2 - 1971 SKYLARK Custarn,.2 door hardtops,. V8, power equ pp
1971 MUSTA:NG,. 2 door ;hardtop, . V8, power equipped;
1970 METEOR Montcalm 2 door hardtop, V8, ,powee equipped
1970 PONTIAC Parisienne 2 door hardtop, V8 automatic,, power
steering, and ..power brakes'
1969 PONTIAC Parisienne, 4 door hardtop, V8,' power
equipped •
1969 CHEV. 4 ,door, V8 autorinatic, ',power brakes, /power .steering
3— 1969 DODGE Polara 4 door, V8 .automatics, power steering,
ir_akes--- ..
1969• PONTIAC , Laurentian 2 door hardtop,.'V8, 'automatic, power
,
steering,power brakes • .y
V`:4 door, 6 cylnder autt
omaic::
.1968 CHE .wi. .
1967•CHEV B. Air 2'door, 6 cylinder automatic and'radio
196 •FORD'. Cus 5 O V8 al tomatic 'ower steering ,
7 tam .00 _ ' p
1967. PONTIAC' Grand Parisienne, V8 hill.po wee.' '
1967 CHEV.', 'ton panel
____,—.1967-cH-Evith-healutreqUiPment:-� •.
/Sunday.
Attending the Plowing Match
from this' community for -a few
days were Mr. and Mrs .'Wilfred
Pentland. They returned Sunday
by way of l3orch'ester to attdnd
tjae, special gathering honouring.
R.ev : W.:1, .Taylor. . .
Mrs, George Tlarnilton • rrrade a
fe0.ea-1 411.Ditii,gannort,:, otr=•'Mont-"'
day afternoon before returning til
tran'iptOti again,
1966 PLYMOUTH 4 door; 6 cylinder' automatic.
1966 ,METEOR, '4 :door stationwagon, V8' automatic
POLARIS
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