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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-04-12, Page 1;6,00 A Year In Advance $2.00 Extra To U.S.A. WEDNESDAY, .APRIL 12th, 1972 Single Copy 15; 20 Pages A.04/1 New ,outfits.At Riplorarno. again World DRAW WILL BE FOR $50 NEXT WEEK BARGAI Alftla Fine quality • merchandise at prices you'll hardly believe will be found in Lucknow this week when stores will feature "Bargain World." id- e ce ro le- 1 Lucknow progressive merchants, courteous sales- people and The 'Lucknow Sentinel are all working together to offer consumers" the. biggest welcome and greatest values to be found in any shopping area. They invite you - to this week and see for yourselves the fine values they have to offer. You can buy with confidence in Lucknow. The Luck- '• now merchants displaying "Bargain' World" posters wish to show you they appreciate your business and will giVe you the best service available anywhere. Check the "Bargain World" pages in today's edition of The Sentinel for all your needs. Yoti'll find a big wel- come at all of these fine businesses. Progressive Lucknow merchants "joining to present Bargain World include: Lucknow Dry. Cleaners, Schmid's Jewellery and China, Greer T.V. and electric, John W. • liendersorAumber Ltd:, Ashton's Lucknow Ltd4-W. A.-- (Bud). Hamilton, Johnstone and Son Furniture, • SePoY Store, C. EA McTavish Fina, Lucknow Fruit Market, Luck now-Pro-Hardware--and Village Shop, .1-1. and B. Discount, Mel Stanley's Sunoco,' Finlay Decorators, Johnston's SUp- ertest, Montgomery Motors, Lucknow District Co-op, Mar- ban Shoes. H HIIIII1111011111h1 IIIItI11011111111 Further Surgery On Injured Leg Emerson Howald of LUc know , patient at Victoria Hospital, ndon.underwent further surgery his injured leg on Friday of t week. He had bone grafting ne,'uting bone from his hip. Emerion,was badly injured: in car accident on December 24 nd has been hospitalized since hatjime, He expeets he will ye to reniain for another' two onths. Hisparents.Mr. arid Mrs. Word- nHowald, Lucknow visited with In on Sunday. . • ins Speaking, Trip To New York Marilyn Irwin, 16-year-old • ughter-of kir. and Mrs. Ellwood n of Sarnia , took part -in a bile Speaking Contest on' Sat ur-y. The contest, sponsored by Oddfellows and' Rebecca hs of sarnia, was called "Pilgrimage Youth". Her topic was: "The United Nations As I See It", By virtue I being 1st place girl Winner Marilyn received a personal /, .ophy 'and two weeks expense paid trip to New York City and,. other Points of interest in July. h ra e 11 student at. Northern Vocational Collegiate Institute, Sarnia-,, Marilyn's father Ellwood Irwin u a Lucknow native and :her !Pother, the former Joan CarnP WI was originally from Amber-ley, Water and Smoke Damage At Home Of Elliott Purves A fire call'on Thursday evening of last week, about 6.30 p.m. took Lucknow Fire Department to the residence of. Elliott Purves on Ludgard Street in the north of the• village near the Silverwood Dair- ies plant. The home was formerly owned by 'Ken Nicholson., Elliott is employed at Douglas Point.. Before he left for work in the morning, he had extinguished a fire in a Cushion Which was smoldering. He had plaCed it in a sink and felt that the fire was out. No one was in the house until supper time. Apparently the cushion had smoldered all day: Returning from work he found the house full of smoke and again ex- tinguished the fire in the cushion. Opening the house to air it out , the,fire immediately "took off", fanned ',by the air. The sink where the 'cushion was sitting had a tin wall behind'but apparently the heat had ignited the partition, got into the attic above the room. flashed--across--into the-ceiling of the upstaits.of the house and in minutes presented a serious fire. Piretnen succeeded, in putting the fire but. The house suffered heavy water damage, smoke dam- age, but very little actual fire, damage. Dies Monday WilTirMinri-lovin 'of Kin loss TOwnship died on Monday of this week at Winghani and District' Hospital.. lie, was b5 /ears of age the ,day prior to his death. The funeral service will be conducted at MacKenzie, Mem- orial• Chapel in Lucknow on hursd,3) , Aprik,13th at 2,p. rn Teinpora•ry entombnient will be at. South Kinloss ManSoleuni. • P..***•••• -*AA -e•-•••*****4 * • • • • • • • • • • • • Sow-Feedin Pigs On Ashfield Farm Russel Irvin 'of Ashfield. Town ship reports an. unusual occurrence 'A sow .on the Irvin. Farm is raising :e ighteen pigs and at the time we were talking too Russel , they were - about two weeks old, . . . Meal time is a bUsy these piglets who have • Foiitteen_fill.ulie table 'so ffour of the.latecorners have to wait for the second sitting. A sow' feeding twelve pigS,is- cOnsidered as "good" in agrieul-, tural circles sO' the sow on the Irvin .farm can be Considered as an 'oddity. • • •-• • • • • • time with to eat in Classes held in the Ripley 'High School auditorium. • , They are the children of Mr.... and Mrs. Art Gilmore of'Lucknow arid their 'mother Was One of the . members of sewing class, taught, Mr. and Mrs. 'Jack Gardner of LOcknow left from Toronto by on. Wednesday of last week for San Franscisco. It was a first flight fbr'both. They plan on being away-a month. While there•Mr. and. Mrs. Gard- ner w11 visit with their tWo -da-trgif- ters andtheir families, Mr.' and Mrs. Robert (Kathleen) Panter Lindaand Billie of Snta peso-and - Mr. and Mrs. Don (Carol) Pinco- lini , Dianne", Denise and Stephen of:so-II-Jose. Both fa i e sJive about 40-60 Miles from San. Fran- cisco. I On April 19th'Mr. and Mrs. Gardner :will celebrate their 50th' wedding anniversary. They were' married on April 19, 1922 by Re/. 'DeWitt Cousins of Zion Church. Mrs. Gardner,, but because orill MrS. Gardner is the former Mary Helm, daughter of the late and, Mrs. John Helm of Zion. She has one sister Mrs. 'Lorne (Ada) Woods of Lucknow who had earlier planned to aacompany Mr. and health;, had to Cancel the holiday trip. Mr. Gardner is a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Gardner of Asti fie ld Mr. and Mrs. Gardner fanned in Ashfield on 'the 12th concession until selling their farm two years ago to Ronald. Rad- Cliffe. They' moved to Lucknow on September- 4-, 1970 where they reside on .Willoughby Street,. Ability Fund Raise $435, Doubletast Ronald Forster, Mrs. James Gard-' ner, , Mrs. Cecil Garniss, Mrs. Garnet Henderson, Mrs. George Joynt, Mrs. James Mothers, Mr's. Jim McNaughton, Jim McNaugh- ton, Mrs. Harold Ritchie, Mrs. Charles Robinson, Mrs. Wm. Sanderson, Mrs. Dan Thomson. FIREMEN EXTINGUISH FIRE :Rosernary Gilrnore, age 'r.) and brother Tonimy , age 4 recently participated in a 'fashion show t Riplorama , the 'achievement night of the Ripley Night.Sehool ' • 1••• •• • • • • by Mrs. Francis Gernmell of Rip- ley. Mrs. Gilmore made the outfits for her children and Rip- . lorama gave therri the opportun- ity to model them. Trip To California To Visit Family --Marks5Oth_Anniversary_of_Gardner The Ability Fund, formerly •known-as the 1\tarch-of Dimes, has cofripletech-die canvass in the area and raised $435.35, double the amount raised last year.' The appeal is sponsored 'locally by the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion. Mrs. Jim Mc- Naughton is chairman. Canvas- sers were: - Mrs. Alex Andrew ; Miss Brenda Bushell, Mrs. Herb Barger , Mrs. Wilbur Brown, Mrs. Stewart Col- lyer Mrs; Orville. Elliott , Mrs. -Itv-i-ne-Eed-y--(Dungannon);--Mrs. P• 1st