The Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-09-06, Page 8I
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is
one of our representatives
MR. J. D. BRINKLOW
will be at
THE BEDFORD HOTEL, GODEgICH
9:16 A.M. TO 12 NOON
Farrier visited while her parents,
Mi. and Mrs. Wayne.'Farrier
toured the East Coast. Mr. •and
'Mrs. Wayne. Farrier returned from
the tollr on the week:end 4" •
• Rev-:and Mrs. Clarence Mc-.
'Clenaghan of Dungannon visited
On Wednesday with Mr. •and Mrs.
-INDLISTRIAL -
DEVELOPMENT BANK
197 York Street, London 12, Ontario
PAO" EIGHT THE LUCKN.OW SENTINEL, LUCKNOVif ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, . SEPTEMBER ,.6th,
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A MATER
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A 'TOY.
Run s
for S'afety:e Safe
LET US VIECA'...
Why Worry?
Get New
Wipers Now
Driving in the rain is difficult. Don't add
to that with worn window wipers which
impair vision. Come in soon for a complete
checkup of your car. It may save you.
LIAUDONALD
LUCK NOW
Misslesex Unit- of the Canadian
Cancer Society., chairi
'..their spe ial eVents•committee.
• Huron .Unit president Mrs.
CAN IDB SERVE YOU?
PTEMBE 11 1972
We are pleased to report that
Mrs. Bill Evans was permitted to
return hoine on Saturday at noon
from Wingham and District Hospit '
al and to have all her family
with them to celebrate their 50th
wedding. anniversary.
Henry Wyberiga of Bowmanville
spent the holiday week end at
the manse with•his parents Mr. .
and Mrs. Victor Wybenga. On
the return trip he was accompan-
ied to Bowmanville by his -Cousin
Freddie Wybenga , who had spent
a 3 week holiday here with his
cousins Clarence and John Wy-
benga.
Mr. and Mrs: 'Russell McGuire
visited Sunday with Mr. and ,Mrs.
Ira Zurbrigg of ,Listowel.
Elmer McGuire of„Toronto
spent the week end with his par-
- eict-fM-K-a-iid-K/Iff.-Thigtel
McGuire.
Mr. and MrS. Carman
Whytock and:Jackie visited Sun-
day with his parents' Mr. and Mrs:
Alex Whytock of Teeswater.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy McClen-
aghan and Gavin of Listowel
spent the week end with his
grandmother Mrs. Lillian Mc-
Clenaghan.
This community is sorry to
learn that Mrs. Sadie Barbour
of St. Helens entered St. Mary's'.
ospita-1---i-Kitchener-on-Mcinday -
for an eye operation.
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Gaunt on
Wednesday last went to 'Ajax to
visit with their daughter Mrs. Dan
Dirstein, Mr. Dirstein and family.
Mrs. Edith. Brown of London
spent the week end with her par-
ents Mr, and Mrs. Bill Evans,
wha_were_ceiebratinigibeir 50th
Wedding anniversary.
Mr. and' Mrs. Carl MCClenag-
han on Sunday attended the Rod-
eo at Exeter.
Mr. •and Mrs. Bill Parker of
Lucan visited on Sunday with his
• par e-nts::-.1v1r.
Clenaghan. •
lair . and Mrs .. Garnet.Farrier
and Mis. Eunice Gillespie visited
F on .Fr id ay with Mrs.Barbour of • / •
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TO YEARS.AGO
MAY 1962
Fred Pierce, a native of New
BrunsWick who had been with the
United Co-operatives of Ontario
for two years , assumed the poii-
tion of manager of Lucknow Dist-
rict Co-operative, Mr. Pierce
succeeded Don Elliott.
Luckdow merchants adopted the
"Friday%Night-Open" proposal,
`Closing at 6 p.m. Saturday.
The decision was reached at a
largely attended Business Men's
Meeting when, four proposals were
presented and voted on.
The contract for the .
construction of the Wading to
house the artificial ice-making
machinery was, let to A: J.
Brown of Walkerton at a' price of
$1,986, including sales tax.
Two Lucknow girls Barbara
Rathwell_ancLEleanor Whitby
joined a chartered bus at Harris-
ton to attend a Guide and Brown-
ie. Rally in Toronto. In Toronto
they met Lady Baden-,Powell,
World Chief Guide , whoPwas
completkfig a Canadian tour.
30 YEARS AGO
MAY 1942
Mr. and Mrs. Neil MacCallurn.
of Kinloss Township -held and
auction sale .prior to moving to•: • Lucknow.. They had 'purchased •
t11 .SaM Smith residence on Hav-
elock Street , Sonth, Mr; Mac-
Callum. was continuing his con-
struction trade.
The results of operations of the
Canadian National Railway
System as tabled` in the House Of
:Commont tel,ealed that the fin-
ancial showing of the §ystern in
1941 was better than in any net
previous year. Reyenue , after
the payment of all Operating ex-
penses, was $66,608,341, an in-
Mark Anniversary
With Family
WHITECHURCH NEWS
Durit says they are expecting •
branch office' members,' volun-
teers throughout the County, and , .
_other_intereited_citizens to come
and hear Bill 'Brady speak.'
Huron County has made
$28 ,6'31 in donations so far, for
the. 1972 campaign.'
Bill Brady Will
Be_
A record attendanCe•is expect-
ed when the Huron. Unit_of
Canadian Cancer Society meets
in Clinton September 19 for the
annual meeting and banquet.
The guest speaker will be one'
of Canada's best knoWn radio and
television personalities;
Brady.. A director of e Lond on
LOOKING BACKWARDS
THROUGH THE SENTINEL FILES
WITH MARGARET THOMPSON
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crease of $21,600,929, over the
previous year.
50 YEARS AGO"
MAY 1922
Sid PlOwright sold his black-
smithing business to Archie Patter-
son of Whitechurch. Mr. Patter-
son had been in business in White-
church and sold out to Mr. Hutchi-
son.
Another business change in Luck
now, took place when D. R. Mac- •
Intosh sold his merchantile ,busi-
ness to F. W. Templin of London ;
-a-former ,
Mr. Terriplin irnmedicately. re-
sold' to E. A. Palmer. Mr..Mac-
,Intosh had been in business in
Lucknow' for some 34 years.
Josh- Dawson of Kinloss Town-
,s4ip had u t c lose his
fine barn .by fire durinti an elect-
rical storm., ,The barn was corn-
paratively new ,. a former one
occupying the same site , had .
been destroyed by ,fire a few years
previously,
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Mrs. Carl McClenaghan..
Mr. and Mrs. Kirke Beecroft
and Angela'of Exeter spent the-
week end•with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. E. W. Beecroft and
Karen,
Saddle club members from •
Luckziow were riding in the vic-
inity in Wawanosh on. Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Currie
were at Guelph Saturday evening
at 7 p.m. at St. Paul's West-
minster church tO attend the.
wedding of his niece Sharon
Deacon. The 'reception was held
at the Canadian German Club,
.where dinner was served smorgas:-
bord style.
In this district and thittighOut Canada many
persons and firms 'in practically all typeS of
businesses including
Agriculture • Tourist and Recreational
_Pdigime%geS • Constructiciessional
Services • Transportation • Wholesale and
Retail Trades, as well as Manttfacturint
have obtained loans from the IDB to acquire
land, buildings, and machinery, to increase
working capital, to start a new business, and
for other purposes. If you consider that IDB
can be of service. you are invited to arrange an
appointment with the IDB representative by
telephoning
V-(' Telephone: 524-7337 -
or in advance by writing to
3rd ANNUAL
FALL COLOUR 'TQ.U•
PERSONALLY ESCORTED RY:
9
OF GODER1CH
SEPTEMBER 30th
OCTOBER 1st
45.90 (2 or more
sharing)
SINGLE $ 6 .00 EXTRA
• .0'4,70.47"0.4", • .r• , ,,,,,
COST INCLUDES:
DELUXE HIGHWAY COACH TRANSPORTATION.
ACCOMMODATION AT HALISURTON'S FINEST
RESORT, THE 'WIG4-MOG" INN
S.CENiC" OF 18EAU7IFUL---HALI-BURTO
HIGHLANDS
'4. DELICIOUS CHEF PREPARED MEALS
• EARLY RESERVATION'S 'REQUIRED. THROUGH
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59A HAMILTON STREET — GODERICH.
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