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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-02-09, Page 14PAGE' FOURTEEN WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1112 ONESP CRAWFORD MOTORS CHRYSLER - DODGE - PLYMOUTH WINGHAM ONTARIO PHONE 357,3862 , 1969 PLYMOUTH 4 door-, • 8 automatic and, radio 1968 DODGE Coronet 500 Convertible; power steering, brakes and radio 1968 CHRYSLER -2 doer hardtop 1968 FALCON 2 door, 6 automatic with radio 1968 PLYMOUTH 4 door,, 8 'automatic and radio 1968 CHRYSLER 4 door sedan, power steering, brakes and radio 1968 PONTIAC 4 door sedan, 8 automatic, power steering 1967 PLYMOUTH 4 dijor, 6 automatic and radio 1967' PLYMOUTH, 4 door, 6 standard 1967 FORD Custom 2 door, .8 automatic with.radio . 1967 DODGE Monaco 2 door hardtop, 8 automatic, power 'steering, brakes and radio 2Yr 1967 VOLKSWAGEN with radio 1966 FORD, 4 door, 8 automatic, power steering, radio 1966 PLYMOUTH 4 door, 8 automatic with radio 1965 FORD 4 door, 6 automatic, radio •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••-•-•-•-•-•-•-•-*-00“... LOOKING BACKWARDS THROUGH THE SENTINEL FILES WITH MARGARET THOMPSON •••••i••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.. iFLC THE LUCKNOW ONTARIO 47-77-7 Legion Declare Speaking Contest Winners Monday Former Residents. Celebrated Their 50th Atinivqrsory. ST, HELENS NEWS Mr. and Mrs. McKenzie Webb of South Burnaby, British Coh m. bia.and former residents of this community, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on fan-' , uary 18th. Best wishes goesjo these fdrmer residents on this special occasion. Ten tables enjoyed the Shoot Party on' Thursday. evening. High prizes went to Mrs. Allan.Cran-' ston and Hugh Todd. Second high went to Lorne Forster and. Ross Errington. The most shoots went to Frank Mewhinney. The next party' is February 17th. Church services and Sunday School were cancelled on Sunday morning iat the St: Helens. Church due to the stormy week end. OLIVET Eleven contestants participate& in, the Lucknow Legion public • speaking contest. at the Lucknow Legion Hall on Monday night of this week. The event Itadbeen postponed from last' Friday'be- cause of the storm condition that There were six contestants in the senior division, grades 7 and 8 and five ,In the junior division, grades 5 and 6. Judges were Bill Black, princip- ,a1 of Colborne Central Public School; Murray Hunter, a teacher at the F. E. Madill Secondary School in Wingharn,and Mrs. Patricia-Hay of Wingham, a form- er teacher. . ' Winner in the senior division. was Mary Ann Alton, age,12, a grade 7 student at Brookside Pub- lic School.. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Blake Alton of Belfast. Mary Ann -spoke on "Attitudes and Enthusiasm". Second in the senior division was Mary 'Eadie, 12-year-o daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Eadie of Holyrood. 'Mary, a grade 7 student at Lucknow Central Public. School, spoke 'on "Reading". Other contestants in the senior division, their school-and topic were; Cheryl Hodgins ,. Brookside , "The-Rise_and_EarlyJigsaster of The Snowmobile"; Dianne Banner- Lucknow Central, "Bubble Cum"; Sheila Shiflett , St. JOsephs, Kingsbridge, "They Call it Sportl. Judy Tiger!„ St. Josephs, Kings- bridge , "The AltertaGame Farm". Annette Hodges, 11-year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Hodges of pungannon, a grade ti student at,BrookSicle Public Sehool won first in the junior division with her topic Wilbur Mitchell".• Second place in the junior div- ision went to Jill Murray ,'10, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ab Mur- ray of Lucknow. Jill is in grade , 5 at Lucknow Central Public School and spoke on "Tobermory",. Other contestants, their school and topics were: Kathryn McKim, Lucknow .Central , "Barbados";..' David. Simpson, North Ashfiekl "BSseball"; Mark Frayne, St. Jos- ephs, Kingsbridge, "My Three Most Favourite Spofts". Tom Morrison, president of the Lucknow Legion, assisted by Irv- ine .Eiedy, presented the first and second place winners in each class with $3 each. The first place winner-receives a trophy for.the school and an individual trophy to keep. All other con- testants received $2.00 for partic- ipating in the contest. Clem-Stefiler„principal at St. Josephs Schbol at Kingsbridge, was chairman for 'the evening, and exprecced-thethanks-ofa-14 to the Legion, for sponsoring the contest. The winners will advance to the Zone C-1 speaking contest 'which will be held ,inGoderich on Saturday of this-week. Speaking Winner From The Grove PURPLE GROVE. NEWS Chris. Shelton took over the old•waterworks purnphouse .,. fornl- erly occupied ; hy .Gilhert .flohrough. and prior to that served as,a. Girl Guide hall. Mr.• and- Mrs. She'17 `ton were nsing.-the. building for the, rhanu facture of their line of !.71117va r the weather--,Was the Hall w,as filled, to i John Colwell, Reeve of spOke to the gatherin: interesting program • copsisting of solos nd _ t Del:7 a.ld and mus lea 1 11.1 1 Misses MacCallUm'or , 1.i, r. A' dance .followed Oft merit: A school -report 'for 111 Lucknow Public'SeboolJ..1..“; t, following ,pupils: M. ct:' Patterson; 11. MaeTavish', Ett, Bale ,NlacDonald , J. :•it.;•.ii:c7, B. Jewitt, (!a Huss', . Ha '8truthers D. .J(2% it: I. Olson.,' A.. Finlay-soil., . Margaret.Salkelci., 'John Patterson lay'son JaCk Leith , • • Button', J. ,Parker.,• Allin,. J. Webster, Mac."1' a %.1 i. , Bill and David Black'spent the , we-ek-end---withrtiteir-pal-ens-,-N and,M.rs. Walter Black. Bill works in London and David attends. Fanshawe College. Sympathy is extended to the family of Mr. Bert McTavish in their bereavement. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mauer Jr. nee Ruth White-,' on the birth of a son, in Walker- ton_lawital on February. 5th. ENJOY THE BEAUTY OF I f PANELING IN YOUR MME RE-FINISHED rtt SIZE 4 FT. 8 FT. PRE-FINISHED: WALL PANELS JIEAUTIFY. ..ANY HOME Bryan Boyle did it again! 'lie topped the public speaking cont- estants at Ripley District High . School.. f3ryan'stopic was• "Change". Sherry Pollock wans runner-up ih the Senior-division with her entry of "The Advantage of Vacationing in Bruce County": Ann Stanley, anotherldcal girl, entitled her. submission "liabit".. In the Junior Division Carol. MacKay took top honor with her entry on "Pain" and Nancy Me- Guire ran a close second with . I k ' "Cures far t=1 ,---Gontnion--•:cold!--!, 20 YEARS AGO DECEMBER .1951 , .I-larvey Houston of liolyrood lost six head 'of cattle by 'suffoca- tion unclef several hundred bushels of mixed grain, which poured into the cattle pen when' a post'split causing a sill to give way and the granary floor to collapse. 'The cattle. pen contained tell steers . Weighing, around, 80u pounds each 'and some -2560 bushels of grain ponred down on them. Six. of- the ten Were dead when'discover.- ed, a seventh- was dug out .on. ..ti.f-n1141'..ie_orhor three in 'a -ected corner of 'the pen escaped. AVAILABLE IN NATURAL WOOD As' Well As HARDBOARD OVER 20 DIFFERENT VARIETIES IN STOCK FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE Priced From $3.99 and up '4411111111.1110-418111110.--01181111 JOHN W. HENDERSON LUMBER LTD. PHONE 528.3118 LUCKNOW WINTER? BLASTS. siintery .blasts rocked thisold • house, on' its foundation on. Friday and,Saturday and as usual'no buses ran-to any .of the .local The smug smiles.of the -local. •seholSts,was• enough. to strike 'terror into the hearts- of any, sloth-: er. Isn't it amazing how , in weather 'like that ,.the. 'will spend all day and half .the hiOit out on the snowrnohile.:but shudcl:- ei'at .the thou ht of.tottering \ rl d ffe lane to meet the school. bus on a ii.S.ythat.could he inis- • taket for early November; • the 1--t:-,uary.t .nectfing :of the • Was .held :,4,t' cf cni \s"ednE.'sda••• aftetnoen a ni!, • .`Lrs.. David ibsor, of j 4c 5;-,ent the week end with dinner, with, the an. et ..,•as ar,,d Mrs . r)avid. and, " Sheldon. Teacher, Marl:aret VAT MS GET RESULTS RIPLEY ABATTOIR : Custom Butchering Curing and Smoking Cutting and Wrapping -= Sausage Making — Fast Freoin9 AM& .1111.1. "NNW .1111111% 4111111. .0110110 4110111. HOGS AND CATTLE ON MONDAYS • CATTLE ONLY ON FRIDAYS +NSW 414.00 +NW 41.111. 101111!. 'am* '11.` Have cattle in on Thursday for Friday's kill With Two Big Coolers, We Are Able To Hang Your Beef 1 3 Weeks -- Whatever Your Requirements Are F .or Home Freezers We Sell Choice Home Killed Beef. pork and Lamb In Any Quantity At A,owe8t. Marketing Prices ALL MEATS ARE: GOVERNMENT INSPECTED FOR YOUR PROTECTION AzArro. in 39 20}rots: HOOISMA,,. PROP. STORE 3.V.',96 l 40 YEA-RS AGO 1)ECF.:,,113EIZ The Township .liall at liolyrood was. offiCiaR.opened on Decem- ber 1st , and was reported as, a "decided success"? Although .