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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-08-02, Page 13ARNOLD'S gigRAL. , • STORE • R.R. 7 LuCknow .104008 Phone $29-7246 SPECIALS ALLEN'S ASSORTED FRUIT DRINKS 48 oz. tin, 3 for.$1.00 „ MIRACLE WIIIP SALAD DRESSING 32 oz. jar, 68c , -RAID HOUSEAND-GARDEN- aut--KILLER-- 11.2 oz. tin, $1.19 We have Grain Guard in stack Helm, 'Mignon; couple age - added together, Mr, and Mrs. Bert Helm , Tiverton. Sports committee had ra:.es; girls 8 and under, Judy Hatter; girls 12 to 14, Bev Maize and Betty Ann Hunter (tied); boys 12 to-14, Bryce Ritchie; young men, Bryce Ritchie, Jim Hunter, Jim 1-1..aekett; young ladies walking race, Mrs. Bill Hunter , Mrs. Bert Helm; minute walk, Mrs. William Hunter; ladies kick the slipper „.Betty Ann Hunter , Mrs. William G. Hunter; men's kick the slipper, Jim. Hackett , Jim Hunter. The--officers-elected-for-1973 are, as follows .- President , Grant Helm; Secretary-treasurer , Mrs. Allan Ritchie; Sports, Bruce Campbell, Alex 'Hackett , Wilfred Hackett and Clifford Hackett; ,ce Cream, Allan Ritchie; Family Tree, Mrs. Jim. Hunter; Park Committee, Jim Hunter; Tea committee, Mrs. Alex Hackett and Mrs. William Hunter; Pro- gram, Mrs., Eunice Dunsmuir. A peanut scramble closed the picnic for another year. • THE ILKI(NOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE THIAMIN ST. HELENS NEWS Congratulations to Loree Camp bell who graduated from Owen Sound Regional School of 'Nurses ' ing on the week-end Mrs.,Ross Gammie and Loree • attended the graduation. Loree stayed with the Gammie family for several years prior to entering thes school of nursing. Douglas Mewhinney of Milton and Linda Mewhinney of Kitch- ener were week end visitors with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mewhin e Little David McQuillin of Kitcliener is spending this week . ,with hii grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Fred McQuillin while his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Mc - Quillin and Andrea are holiday- ing in Indiana. Mt. and Mrs. Ross Errington and family enjoyed a two week camping trip through' Northern and Southern Ontario. Graduates From School Of Nursing DONALD EDWARD CARDIS On Thursday, July 20, 1972 Donald. Edward Cardis passed away in Wingharn and District Hospital where he had been a patient for several weeks. Don Was born on the Fourthcon- cession of. Huron Township on Feb: ruary 17, 1897. He was• a son of the late EdwarcrCardis and Mary McLennan. Died In Hospital The 34th Helm picnic was held July 23 in Ashfield Park. Supper was held at 5.30 after, which the president Grant Helm of Tiverton and secretary-,treasurer Mrs. Allan Ritchie took charge of the • business A motion was made to, ' , send post, calds to the committees in charge and the head of each family. It was decided to have the picnic for 1973 in Ashfield -Park-on the-fourth-Su-nday-o-f 'July. .As this will be the 35th Anniversary it was requested to • make a special effort to attend. Mrs. Eunice Dunsmuir took charge of the program which in- cluded two readings "What a Grandma Is" and "Grandma's Dusty Rocker" by Mrs. Bert Helm of Tiverton; a solo by Cathy Dunsmuir; a reading "If Jesus Came to Your House" by Mrs. Eunice Dunsmuir. Prizes at the table were, gent with braces with no belt , Robert Helm; least years married, Mr. and . Mrs. Jim Hackett, Toronto; oldest person attending, William Helm Family Hold 34th Picnic 11 1972 PONTIAC Le .Mans 2 door hardtop 1970 CHRYSLER 4 door hardtop, power-'140e'ring, power brakes, radii, and air conditioning 1971 OLDS Cutlass Supreme 4 door hardtop,. V8 automatic power steering, power brakes, vinyl roof 1970 FORD XL, 2 door hardtop 1970•CHEV Bel Air 4 door, 1/0 automatic", power equipped 1969 PLYMOUTH Fury III, 2 door hardtop, VI automatic, 1967-PONTIAC-Grand Parisienne 1967 PLYMOUTH 4 door sedan, 6 automatic and radio 1967 BUICK Wildcat 4 door hardtop, fully equipped **************** 1969 CHEV stationwagon, 118 power steering, and power brakes 1968 PARISIENNE 2 door hardtop,'power steering, power brakes and radio AM1VI 7 S7 CAR SALES .• LTD.' • BLYTH PHONE 523-4342 power equipped 15 ft. mahogany boat, 40 H.P. electric start 16 ft. cedar strip, 40 H.P. electric motor Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs.. Allan Miller and family were Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Head and Mrs. Evelyn Smith of St.. Catharines. A community•shower was held on Monday evening in the St. Helen's Hall for Vera McDonald , bride-elect. • . _ Mrs. Harvey Webb arrived home on Thursday evening from spend- ing a month with Mr. and Mrs. David GilmOnr, Jeff and Steven at Winnipeg; Archie 'Aitchison underwent surgery on Wednesday at Victoria Hospital, thndon. The August meeting of the W.I.. p.m. in the hall. • Mrs. Laura McNeil is home from Wingham and. District Hospit al. Attending the 4-1-1 Regional Conference at Waterloo. University from this community were Barry Morrisdn and Douglas Miller ' from July 18th - 20th. 1972 WEDNE SDAY, AUGUST 2nd, !fn. Surviving is his wife the former Ellen McDonald of the 2nd con- cession of Huron Township and one son Lorne of Kitchener, and one granddaughter. He was pre- deceased by one sister Mamie and•one brother Dav,id. He was'a forriaer member of Pine River United Church and the last surviving member'of the male quartette. At the time of his death Mr. Cardis was a member of the LucknoW United Church. His funeral service was held from MacKeniie Memorial Chap- el with Rev. Robert Nicholls'in charge , with burial in Ripley Cemetery. • . Neighbours Honour Courtney. Family AMBERLEY NEWS The immediate 'neighbours of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Courtney gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Courtney on Sunday afternoon. The occasion was to honour Don and Ivy and also. their daughter Carol% prior to their leaving this area for their new residence-in Wingham. Mrs,. Clara Courtney', Mr. and Mrs. John C. MacDonald , Courtney , Corrine, and Susan Farrell also ,attended from Ripley.; and Mr. -and ivYrs. Jim from Weston., the good weather made for an enjoyable time On the lawn, visiting and chatting. • Cecil Huniphrey spoke a few. words on behalf of all present as well as calling on other neigh- bours to ,add their best wishes. Don and Ivy were presentechwith, a lovely crystal bowl and Carol received a cup and slaucer, Lunch was served to bring the afternoon to a close. 'Mr. and Mrs. 'Elmer Smeltzer visited in Cookstown with Mr. , and-Mrs,-Be.rt-NpcOn this past. week. Mr. and. Mrs. Ellwdod Irwin and family, of Sarnia arevaca- rioning at Point Clark.' Mrs. Jim Mills, Blair and Heather of Weston are enjoying a weeks vacation with her par- ents Mr. and Mrs. Art Smeltzer./ Miss Agnes Campbell, Mrs,. Edaline. Tracey and 'children of Detroit are vacationing, at their Point Clark cottage. Miss Margaret Anne Courtney, - -a-long-with-frie-nd&T-left-this_w_eek__ for a trip through the Western provinces and on to the Coast. Three area C. G.I.T. girls are off to camp at.Silver Lake for the week.' Mary Jane Court- ney ...lane Messenger and Connie IrWiti left Sunday for their holi- day. , The pallbearers were Raymond Leddy., Neil McLennan; Lorne Farish, ncan 'Tribrbiirn :Stewart- Shiells and Bert Irwin. _ The flower bearers were Ross and Murray Henderson, Alex Mc Kenzie , Grant and John Mc-Don- ald.' • • s: ••• • • . TO. • , • . , _ . •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CUSTOMERS- OF • Due to ..• risuit, Telephone costs of materials . 'System and labour we find it necessary to" apply for a. rate increase. Application has been made to the Ontario Tele- phone Service Commission for authority to make the fallowing charges for telephone .service . effietive'September- 1;1972 4 EXCHANGE RATES iper month INDIVIDUAL LINE Business — $ 8.70 Residence — 4.50 ' TWO-PARTY' LINE Business — 6.90 Residence —. 3.50 MULTI-PARTY LINE' , Business -- 4.90 Residence — 3.30 , PBX TRUNK 13.05 • The above rates "for `individual and two-party line service will apply •only within the Base• Rite Areas, which are' defined as those areas within the municipal limits of the Villages of Dun- . gannon and Ripley and the presently establishedBase Rate Area for the Hamlet of Bervie .(as per map in the system's office.) If individual or two-party line service is required beyond the —above-limitslexcess-circuits-charges-Will-applY. . ,. . • , . This application will be heard before the Commission at its next regular meeting in Toronto. Any representations to be made to the Commission with respect to this application should, there- fore, 'be submitted on or before August 18th and, addressed to the Chairman, Ontario'Telephone Service Commission, Ministry of Transportation and Communications, East Building, Downs- view 464, Ontario. , • . •••••••••••••••••• IF YOU DESIRE ANY FURTHER INFORMATION IN REFERENCE TO THE NEED FOR' INCREASING THE TELEPHONE RATES, YOU MAY APPLY TO THE UNDER- SIGNED EITHER PERSONALLY, BY TELEPHONE OR BY LETT-E . Mrs. Irene Liddle, Secretary . . HURON and KINLOSS .MUNICIPAL TELEPHONE SYSTEM ' Ripley, Ontario . • ' I .19118.11.