HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-02-09, Page 16PAO' SIXTEEN
GREEN GIANT' 14 OZ.
Fancy Peas;On Sale •
SAVE TO. 21c
4 Tins 89c
ST. WILLIAM'S 9 OZ. WITH PECTIN SAVE TO 27c
Assorted Jams' .4 Jars 89c
NABISCO 15 OZ. GOOD VALUE
Shredded Wheat Pay Only 39c
Former Kinloss
McCORMICK'S SAVE TO 23c
Soda Crackers 2 one pounds 75c
SAVE 20c
VALUES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
FEBRUARY 10, 11, 12 PHONE LUCKNOW 5284420 -
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Ariz011a since early in December.
are Mr. and Mrs. 'Mel Pollock of
the Clarks district in„Huron town-
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BY AB: WYLDS
Last Thursday evening Bert Mc
Tavish Of Ripley passed away in
.Kincardine and District hospital
in his 58th year. Bert had been
a patient there since Christmas.
The funeral service was held on
Sunday afternoon, February 6,
with Rev. ,George Ball in'charge,
at the McLennan-McCreath. Fun-
eial Home with temporary
entombment at the ,Ripleyem-
etery Chapel. Surviving are his
vile Marion, daughter Bonnie,
Mrs: Angus McIntyre of Ripley,
and son Bill of Kincardine, one
sister Bessie ,. and two broth'ets-
Walter and ,Hartley also two
grandchildren. Members of the
Ripley Oddfellows Lodge Number
287 held a service' at the funeral
home on Saturday evening. Bert
was a past Nobre Grand of the
lodge.
• • • • ••• • • *
Last Thursday, February 3,
about 25 friends and neighbours
gathered at• the home of Mrs..
Omen Rock in Ripley to celebrate
the 80th birthday of Mrs. Jennie"
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MacLean. Mrs-. Wm": J.—
was the M.G. of a short program
of musical numbers and contests.
Mrs. MacLean was presented' with,
a number of gifts and lunch was
served. Among' those in.attend-
ance at the party was Ripley's
oldest. lady, 'Mrs. Jessie , MacKay.
Mrs. MacLean, along with her
husband the late George MacLean
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Teeswater Lions Club held their
meeting on Tuesday evening of
last week at the Vendome Hotel,.
with 29 present.
After attending to the minutes
and•accounts, a discussion result-
ed in the decision to invite tO or
more interested people from -
Ripley to 'one' of the Lions meet
ings, to see if they are sufficient-
ly interested in forming a Lions
Club in their community 7
It was decided to hold 'Farmers
Night Friday, March 3 with Bob
Carbert as guest speaker, the
meeting to 'be held in die Town
Hall with lunch to follow. •
Lion Phil Leahy introduted the
guest speaker , B,ob,Robertsbn,
chief accountant at Stanley-
Berry , Winghanr, He showed a
film on the last scheduled C.N.R.
.steam-engine run from Belleville
to Sterling and return. He alsO
spoke briefly on his hobby of
model railroading.
'He was presented with a' gift
-and---thanked-by=liow:LloycLSillick
WILL MEET WEN
INTERESTED PEOPLE
Teeswater Lions
Check Interest
In Ripley Club
Luc now
YOUR "LOWEST PRICES" FOODLAND s..
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1.911
ruit Market
• • • • • • • • •
Home, from-Kincardine and
• District Hospital where she was a
patient' for the past month is Mrs.
May MacDonald.
• ** • • • • S.*
Ripley from Lions Head in'the
spring of 1927, Her sonsGeorge,
past reeve of Ripley and Jack,'
both live in the village.
On Monclarkf• last week 'Mr.
and Mrs. Norman. Barnard left on
a motor trip to Florida where they
will spend the, month of February.
• • is • • • • • • •
Mr. and 'Mrs. BOIJ 1.0V e of Rip-
Friends of Re,v 1.: ,t
rgess recently' received
letter from:them ef
Burgess' retirement- fro:.,
istry of the Presbyten.:i..d.uct.
as of l'Ititary 19
' Mr. and Mrs. bur;' '
been at Belle River it., tie
Chatham area. . • . •
lt .was in:1930 Mr, :1it:-z-ess
Came to ,South
charge where he thiniRtt. red litre
for 6 years.
Mr. and Mrs. 1,3uf,!t.
Minister Retires
former Mary ire tc
will, make their horr: id: thei:t.
son Dr.' William iiur , otta'wat
•KIRKLAND•- Donald thi Joan
Kirkland of Kingsv isle' arc' pleased
to announce "the birt o! 'their
'son-Da-rren Scott-i-n
Hospital on Thursd:' , ('''bruary
3rd , 1972,, a brother tor•Ldna...
Scotia ,
HENRY - •in NOv3
Mr. and 'Mrs.. wavi),
on Frida y 4, to
daughter, a sister for 'Fr,it:\ 1:d;f1C,
ucknow
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On Monday of last week road
superintendent Dave Moore and
his men, Joe Hodgins, John , :lac -
Donald and George Dickieson •
moved their equipthent into tlie
new Huron Towfiship Municipal
-building at the end of 'Malcolm
Street, east of the Ripley rink.
They are now operating their
snow plows from the new building.
• • • * * * * * *
The Ripley Fire Department was
called last Tuesday evening to
the fire at the stoke at Holyrood.
This is the first time in' years
that a fire, has occurred on a Tues-
day evening • the practice even-
ing for the Ripley Depaktment.
• • • • • • • • *
On Thursday February 3, John
Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Reg'
Moore of Ripley; was one of a
party of 16 young men to leave
the airport at Niagara. Falls, NeW
York for London, England., Using
an' rovers the party-plans-to '
onto Africa. Froth Moroceo they
plan to cross the Sahara Desert.
',Along its south border they will
visit several towns and cities. The
trip will last about three, months.
•••••••••
Next Monday evening the Feb-
ruary meeting of the Ripley Agri-
Observett 9.2nd.
10rthday Friday
Miss Christina Carrick Of Luck=
now observed her 92nd birthday on
tives and friends extended con-
gratulations and best wishes.. :
MNS CarriCk was born 'in lift
at Kintail; a daughter of the late
Robert A, Carrick and Mary 'Grant.
She moved to the Villag:e with
per parents in 191.8. Miss Carrick
now makes her hone with lvtrs.
Annie MatIntyre on Gough Street,
SAUNDERS - McCLENAGHAN
Mr. and Mrs. Edward McClen-
aghan of Kitchener and. Lucknow
wish to announce the forthcom•-•
ing marriage of their, daughter
Cheryl• Mae to Mr. Donaldianies
Saunders of Holyrood , sor.of Mr.
and Mrs. LlOyd S. Saunders of
Chatham. The marriage will'
take place on Saturday, March
llth at 4.30 p.m. in Liicknow
United Church.
Bruce Jr. Farniers
The Bruce Cotinty Junior. Farm=
ers recently elected a new slate
of officers for the 1972 organizat,
tional year. President .for 1972
'is Bill Collins of •Kincardine ,
Vice-President is Ian Grant .of
Teeswater, Secretary-Treasurer is
`Miss Nancy Whytock of: Walker:1..
ton, Provincial Director is Bill
MacKay of Paisley, Alternate
Provincial Director is Dave Grant
of Teeswater.
This organization has the abilz,
ity to be one of the most pro-•
i,Tessive 'in the •Ontario Associa-
tion; with every...member from
its seven clubs to stand behind
assist in providing the opportunity
'for , this to become a reality, tilts
executive' has set as one of its
objectives, to assist in unification
of the county organization and
through this action Create more
interest:and enthusiasm' in its
activities on a.club, county,
zone, and provincial basis,
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WITH PURCHASE OF ANY TUBE OF TOOTHPASTE
two
Sr. , and three_sons, eultupa-l-Soc-ietiwill_be held with
the president Lester Ferguson. in
charges: Plans will• be made in °
regard to the• Ontario Convention
on February 23 and 24 at the King
Edward hotel in Toronto.
• • ••• • • 5* •
Back home and able to be out
again is village foreman Ambrose
Gamble. Ambrose was a patient
in. Kincardine and Distridt hospit-
al since. Christmas day. , • ,
• • • • • • • • •
At present Mrs. Neil McLennan
is hospitalized in Kincardine as
are also Roy MacKenzie, Mrs.
Walter Roulston and Mrs. Ivan
Pollock of this,area-.
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Whether your Valentine
Gift is large or small,
Greer's have an electrical
appliance your Valentine.
will appreciate the year
'round
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Greer T.V. And Electri c
Phone 528- 3112
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go through France and Spain then •
Open. House Held
/On 90th Birthday
Mrs. Ed. J. Thorn of Lucknow
was honoured on the occasion of.'
her 90th birthday, Friday, Feb-
rimit'Ffth when Open Hatthe-wa-s-
held at the hOrne of her daughter
Mrs; Stuart Collyer. •
In spite, of the Wintry day many
friends called to eXtend.congratu-
lations and best wishes on this
happy_occasiOn.. '
Mrs. Thorn is the former Rose-
mary Miller, daughter of the late
John Miller and Barbara Wallace
of West ,Wawanosh , where she was
born on February 4th; 1882.
In September 1911 she married
Edward Thorn. They lived the
greater part of their life ; in the
St. 'Helen's area and moving to
Lucknow a ntmber of years ago,
sold their farm. 'Mr. Thorn pas-
sed away in 1959.
Mrs. Thom enjoys good health,
is quite active attending the
U. C , , Women's Institute and
Town and Counvy Club and en-
joyed a holiday in Florida this'
past Christmas with mernbers of ,
her farinly. She resides in the
Anderson Apartmehts oh Camp-
Mrs Thom has lour daughter's
Mrs. L. C, (Matpret):Thompson
and Mrs. Stuart (Kathleen)Col-
ly'er,. both of Lucknow;, Mrs. Ron
(Helen),Rothwell,. of Norwood;
Mrs.. Al (Jean) Martin of Long
Beach, 'California; eight:grand-
chndren and eight great grand- •
children and one sister Mrs. Wm.
(Margaret) collober _of :Notwooci
bell Street where she has her own e-
apartment.