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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-11-15, Page 15CRAWFORD MOTORS CHRYSLER - DODGE - PLYMOUTH WINGHAM ONTARIO PHONE 357-3862 1971 VALIANT Duster 2 -door 1969 DODGE Coronet 4 door, 6 automatic with radio 1969 PLYMOUTH Satelite 2 door hardtop, 8 automatic, power steering, brakes and radio 1968 FORD Custom 2 door, 8 automatic, power steering' and brakes 1965. FORD 1/2 ton truck Lucknow Central School taking the route to China. In Science this class has just finish-% ed a unit on insect's. HOME ECONOMICS In Grade 6 the girls are making jump suite; in grade 7 they are starting make smocks; in grade 8 the classes are knitting and. learning to cook: SHOP ' • Grade 6 boys are working on' bookracks, sugar scoops, and copper foil pictures. Grade 7 boys are making sliding drawers and frames, single gun racks' and -Gillfords-ourvfa 8's are making metal boxes, smoking stands, and wallets. • KINDERGARTEN The 'students in the kindergart- en class performed the opening exercises in the auditorium last ' week. OPEN AREA Grade 4 are doing maps. Grad- .'es one, two and three are wOrking on a Snow White Bulletin Bbard. - Jay Passmate Clare Weber.' N' That lasts the Whole Year 'Round. A GIFT SUBSCRIPTION- TO The WCKNO SENTINEL GIFT THE WHOLE FAMILY CAN ENJOY 0 for Canada' - 18.0 ari-d— (4576'0 AN ATTRACTIVE GIFT CARD WILL BE SENT • 41* NO EXTRA CHARGE CHRISTMAS AVINGS SPREE Thursday, November 23rd ' 7 io p.m.. • LAY-AWAY SERVICE AVAILABLE • • 1 OcYc.• DISCOUNT ON OVER $50 • IN STORE FREE SPECIALS PANTY HOSE (YELLOW TICKETED) TO FIRST 20 CUSTOMERS 'REFRESHMENTS SERVED SEPOY STORE Lucknow . Phone 528-3214 time Mr. and Mrs. Leddy were called to the-platform while Bevin.Tiffiligave an address and Bruce Thomson on behalf of with a gift of money. Mr. and. Mrs. Leddy conveyed their sin- cere thanks to the folks for' their attendance, gift and for putting on the reception for them. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mowbray and !, Mrs. •A. E. Purdon visited last Purdon and family of Sarnia and with MF. and Mrs. Angus Falcon- er and' Kevin, and Mr. and Mrs: Hector Purdoh of Stratlitoy. Mrs. A. E. Purdon remained with Mr. and Mit. Athol Purdon at Sarnia for a ,few weeks.. • . . art, .4-1444,41.44,044*.I.4,7441.0,,-.2 *i""....4.4.,", - - , • . • • 4• WEDNESDAY,' NOVEMBER 15th, i912 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE FIFTEEN. ° HISTORY Grade 6 are doing a picture .on Desoto. Grade 7 are studying • the Northwest Passage. Grade 8' are-now-studying -a-bout-the-Pion LIBRARY There is a Hockey Bulletin Board, in the Library in tribute to Paul Henderson. GEOGRAPHY In Geography in Grade 6 they are taking about longitude, and time. In Grade 7 they 'are study- ing Hydro Electric Power in Ont- ario. In the Grade,8 class they are now studying about the Inter- • ior Plains. eers. Grade 6,-7, 8 girls are practis- ing volleyball'; Gtade 6, 7, 8 are studying theory; and songs from records,.. GRADE 5 In Social Studies Grade 5 are Died Suddenly Wi le Visiting In 1.ucknow • GEORGE HACKETT The death of George Alexand- - er Hackett of Cochrane occurred suddenly following a, coronary. on Sunday, November 5th at the • home of his brother-in-law, Pet- er Cooke of Lucknow ,-where he had been visiting. Mr. Hackett was born in Ash- field Township on February 10, 1897, a son of Andrew Hackett and Martha Webster. Iri 1922 he married Sadie Cooke and went north to Cochrane to live. They cele- brated their 50th wedding anniv- ersary this summer at a •gathering in Cochrane and also received honourable mention at the Web- ster Picnic in june, Mr. Hackett farmed from 1920- 1962. He then became Federal Seed Inspeetor and Provincial Produce Inspector, retiring.two years ago. He was:an active mernber in St. Paul's United Church arid a• member of session for at least twenty years.. In January of this year he retired from active ses- sion• duty and was mode an lion- ourary life member. Mr. Hackett is survived by his wife Sadie, and 'a family of David and MrS. Egon (Irene) Finderson, both of Cochrane and Mrs, Frank (Mary) Harrison of Connaught; also two brothers Harry of Luck- now and William of Meaford. • The funeral service was con ducted 'on Tuesday, November , 7th at MacKenzie Memorial Chapel', LucknOw. Rev. Murray 13insteacl of Parry Sound, a former minister for several years at Cochrane, conducted the service. The pallbearers were D. A. Hackett and Alvin Hackett of Ashfield Township, Tom and Ray Cooke of Goderich, Lorne -and Ivan Cooke of Lucknow and Rip- ley. Interment was in Greenhill Cemetery. WHITECHURCH Hand-Mrs -Fred- Harding-of-- Kitchener were Sunday visitors with his sister Mrs. Dalton Schul- tz and Mr. Schulti: Mr. and Mrs. Jim Moffat, Heather and Ansley of LOndon • were Sunday visitors with her parents Mi. arid Mrs. 'Elwood Grotkorth. Mr. 'and Mrs. Wallace Wilson of Wecr Wawanosh were_Sunday____ evening visitors with Mr... and Mrs. Victor Emerson. . •Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. George Conn of Sherbrooke, Qtie- bec on the arrival of their baby boy on November 8, a -grandson for Mt. and Mrs. Wa-P--- laee Conn. Mr. and Mrs. Garry Willis, Carolyn, Robin and baby of Newry spent the week •end with his mother. Mrs. Doris Willis. Mr. and Mrs. Harty Moss of Platteville Were, Wednesday Visit- ors with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ben McClenaghan. Mr; and Mrs. George Ross and Cheryl of Owen Sound were Week end visitors wit Mrs. Jean Roes and on Sunday all Visited with Mr. and. Mrs. .Russel Ross patients at Victoria Hospital London. Mrs. Edith Brown of London Visited Saturday' with her mother Mrs. Bill, Evans a patient at. Wingham Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Conn and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Taylor visited. Sunday with •Mt . and Mr Russel Ross patients at Victoria Hospital, London. We are sorry to report that Dive Scott---ottcrc:knOv"-is a -pat:011r sr Wingham fiospital His friends , here. wish 'him a speedy recovery. On. Monday Wallace Conn ac- companied Andy:,Gaunt to the Roral--Winter-Fa-ir. We are,sorry to.repoit that Mr. and Mrs. Bill Caslick of Cuirass were at Victoria Hospital, London On Sunday where she will be a patient for a few days. NIT. and Mrs. Eldon Emerson*, Darlene, Sharon and Brenda visited• on Saturday with Mr. and . Victor ,'Enier,son-4and-gperit ,the Week end with Miss Lila Emerson. 46th ANNIVERSARY To celebrate Mr. and Mrs.' Karl De -Kocij:ers 40th wedding anniversary at Bluevale on Friday from Whiteehurch and assisting' with the.Open House and calling were Mrs. Garnet Farrier, Mrs. Lorne Durnin, Mrs. Russel Chap-____ man, Mrs., Fred Tiffin, Mrs. • .Albert Coultes, Mrs. Clifford Laidlaw, Mrs. Elmer Sleightholm, Mrs. Elwood. G.roskorth, Mrs. George Thompson and Mrs. Mil-. ,lan Moore. Rev. and Mrs. Iner Farmery Toronto, weer--e-d-inner guestg-on Sunday with Mr. and :Mrs. Victor Emerson. , • • A-v-ery-suttessful sale was held of the household articles of Mrs. Annie McQuillin,on Saturday, November 11 with Brian,Rintoul auctioneer. • , We are sorry to report that Mrs. Earl Caslick was admitted // to Wingham Hospital on Friday.. The community wish her a speedy. recovery. •. „•• Mr. and Mrs., Victor Wybenga, Henry, •Kathy, Clarence and - John spent the' week end with relatives at Bowmanville and on Sunday conducted services at St. Pauls Church,'Port Hope. , Services at. Chalmer's Presby- - terian Church and Langside , were conducted by Mrs. Iner 'Farrnery of Toronto. Mrs. • Farmery is attending Knox Col- .. lege in Toronto and is in the 3rd year and a member •of the ' same class as Mr. W,ybenga.. Rev. L•Farmery accompanied his wife to Whitechurch. RECEPTION AND DANCE On Friday xevening a reception .. -' _ .,. and dance was held in White - ' church Conimunity Memorial • Hall in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Danny Leddy (nee Sandra Stew- art)." The music was supplied by the Alley Cats with calling -off-by-Brian-Rintoul. At-lunch IS mot er -ART & P.E. • The ,,Grade 6, 7 , 8 boys are' taking volleyball;' the Grade 6', 7, 8 classes are painting pictures concerning Hallowe'en.