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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-02-28, Page 19a••, SOZEr1413" GENERAL S .. STORE Lane.* Phone 5294248 R.R. 7 Luclmow Now is the. Time to Plan Your- Spring Seeding Program Quality and service are the most important v. commodities of your /local. Co-op. That is why it pays to see your Co-op first. Your local Co-op has a complete inventory .of CO-OP FREE-FLOWING FERTILIZER • All recommended analyses • ' Semi-granulhr texture • Backed by Guarantee of Quality Certificate CO-OP SEED • Grasses, Clovers, Pasture Mixtures • Sow with Confidence, Harvest with Pride. CO-OP CHEMICALS • • Seed treatments, Insecticides, Fungicides, Weed and Grass KillerS • Co-op Seed Treating and Cleaning Service Buy Quality B. . BUY aai• • • • • • • • • • • • • o • • al 4, • • 4.41 • • • • 411 • • • • • • • • • • • • 4111 • • 0. • AY, FEBRUARY 28th, 1973 I 'I_ THE .LUCRIVOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE NINETEEN I.J14SPUN COLOURED MARdARINE, 1 lb. ___ __ pkg. 29c' MONARCH ASSORTED CAKE MIXES pouch pak „.:A 2 for • 39c CAMPBELL'S TOMATO OR VEGETABLE SOUP, 10 oz. can '2 for 29c CASE OF PEPSI CANS AT COST WITH A $10 ORDER of students from Ripley h School toured the rts, Business and Tech- visions of Georgian - Barrie on Tuesday, iefed on the operation UTH KILLED UED FROM PAGE 1 Luclinow. was a grade 9 student E. Madill Secondary Wingham. He. played. , the Belgrave Bantam eral was held on Sunday from the Currie Funer- in Wingham. Final ce will be ,BrandOn Belgrave. rers were six Cousins ary of Centralia., ry of Paisley, Robert . MacMillan of Listowel; ofAshfield, John st Wawanosh. bearers were cousins d Raymond Hunter of ownship. his parents,.Donald is y a sister, Dianne, 11 Mother Mrs. Jake Lucknow.. of a Universal Testing Machine in the Strength of Materials" lab by R. L. Vatcher , Chairman of Civil and'Resources 'Technology, are: (from left) Joyce Elliott and Bonnie Boyle , Grade 12; Mrs. Katherine Collins, Administrat- GIRL GUIDES CONTINUED FROM.PAGE 1 Bolt received her Baker Badge. The girls'then placed' their pennies in a box, for the World Trefail Fund. Lucknow CaPtain Mrs. Evans Helm =then enrolled six Giri Guidei from. Kingsbridge and also Lieutenant Mrs. Van Diepen. The girls were Joanne Van Osch,, Joan Tigert , Donna Drennan, Mary Luanne Clare e Nancy Mor- an and Lori. Collins. Following the enrollment Mrs. Helm read 'an article on Thinking Day 'and why it is celebrated. The'girls then dispersed into groups to • . study •the displays set up by each Patrol of the Lucknow Girls, depicting, some of the customs and foods of other, lands. The' Bluebird Patrol displayed. Mexico and served "Chili". and also broke a "Pinata" that is used at festival times and is filled with candies. Great Britain was displayed by the SWallow Patrol with scrag- ive Assistant, Ripley District High School and Susan Brooks, Grade 12 student. All areas of the College opera- tion will be open to the public during. Open House ,being' held Friday and Saturday, March 2 and 3. books and various trinkets 'from Great Britain. Tea and brown- ies were served to all who, want- ed It. Italy was displayed by both the Robin and Scarlet Tanager Pat- rob, each depicting a different aspect of the country. Both Patrols served pizza 'which was a great favourite among the girls and their guests. The Scarlet Tanager Patrol also served spag- etti. The girls put a great deal of work and effort into their displays and should be Congratulated for doing so. Mrs. Brian Johnston, tucknow .Lieutenant , decorated a "lovely Cake in the shape of the' Trefoil and each person was served a piece during campfire. Hostesses for' the evening were Kathryn McKim, Ettabelle MacDonald and Kathy Brooks. Campfire, led by Ettabelle MacDonald, was joined by the Kingsbridge Guides and leaders. Vespers and Taps closed the meeting. Couple Mark 50th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Raynard, 234 Oxford Street, Goderich, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary recently at which time they were at home to friends and relatives. On. Saturday; February 7 the family entertained their parents to a dinner. The coupie were married by, the Rev. Charles. Cummings' of _ the St. Helens Presbyterian Church at the home of her par- . • ents. They are members of the same church in Goderich. Mts. Raynard. is the former Violet Drennan, daughter of the late Mr.' and Mrs. James G. Dren nan, Goderich. Mr.. Raynard the son of, the late Mr. and Mrs.' Max Raynard LucknoW.: The couple farmed in Ashfield Township till moving to Goderich 1943. • They have daughters. Gertrude, Mrs. Ralph Blackstone of Scar borough, Winnifred, Mrs. Bruce Chaprhan of, London, eight grand children, three great grandchild- ren. Many cards, gifts and' flowers Were received by the couple. • Among their were floWers and greeting from Mayor Harry Wor- sell and the town of Goderiah. Guests attended from Scar- borough, tondon, Lucknow List- owel, Goderich.,' BRUCE BOARD CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 continue in attendance up to and including Friday, June 8, 1973, and final examinations , will begin on Monday , June 11, 1973. 3. In secondary schools that do not have final examinations, students will continue in attend- ance up to and including Frid#, June 15, 1973. 4. Elementary and secondary school teachers will continue in attendance ,up to and including Friday, June 29, 1973, for pro- fessional activities:. Passes In Oshawa in 88th Year MRS. DONALD THOMPSON Christena Douglas Thompson passed, away at the Medix Nurs- ing Centre ,^ Oshawa on February. 27 and where she had been a pat- ient Since last July.- She was in her eighty-eighth year. Mrs. Thompson was :"born the former Christena Douglas; eldest daughter of the pioneer Roderiek Douglag family in Ashfield in 1885. She attended Kintail scho01. In 190,4 the .family ed . to the 4th of Huron, For a. time she worked in Detroit. In 1913 she married Donald .. Thompson who predeceased her in 1959. They resided on the 4th of litiron. For a. time following her, husband's death she resided with her son John D. Due to failing eyesight in 1960 she went to Oshawa and has resided there With her daughter, Christine. They returned regularly to the farnily home in Huron and she had a wide circle of friends. She is survived by her daughters Christine of .Oshawa and Mrs. Stan (Grace Chambers) of Toronto and het sons John D. of Huron, Roy and. Allan of Toronto, Murray of • • Hamilton and 'fOur grandchildren. Two sisters Mrs:. Hilton (Cassie) McKee and Rhoda and a brother Donald of Alberta survive. The funeral service was held on Saturday, February 24th at the ,McCreath Funeral Home, Ripley ,conducted by the Rev., Kenneth a Temporary entomb:. ment was in Ripley, M.ansoleUrn With final resting place Ripley Cemetery. Friends and relatives gathered • at Knox Church Hall after the service where the Ladies Aid sery - ed luncheon.