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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-08-08, Page 20WELCH'S 9 OZ. Grape Jam or Jelly LIBBY'S OR BICK'S Assorted Relishes KNECHTEL'S 16, OZ. Cheese Snack SAVE 3 Jari $1. SAVE 3 Jars 89c COMPARE PRICEI Pay Only 19c **** ******************8 VALUES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY AUGUST 9, 10, 11 ' PHONE LUCKNOW 111.00 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LOOKING BACKWARDS THROUGH THE SENTINEL FILES WITH MARGARET THOMPSON , o••••••4••••••••••••••4••••••••••••••••••00$ TI E. SENTINEL LUCKNOW• ONTARIO 11%.41.•••41,0~0141W'reMOPINIAItri l" , WEDNESDAY AUGUST 1 UIT MARKET YOUR "LOWEST PRICES" FOODLAND BRUNSWICK (SMALL) ,r/4 Herring In 00 STOCK I*, Tins. 39 •THAT you will have the oppor-- tunity to swim the. Atlantic Ocean in the greatest"swim mara- thon ever. See the coming events in this issue. ' Lucknow Native Died In Florida SAVEl:Se FOCial itiSSPO Special 2 Pkgs.ISc KNECHTEL'S TALL 18 OZ. SAVE Sc Coffee Creamer P y Only 99 KLEENEX ECONOMY SIZE CHILD REVIVED CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 route to Kincardine Hospital. Cst. Burgess radioed ahead and the • hospital ambulance met them at Bervie. The child did, not regain con-, sciousness until that evening but further re-ports indicate that his " recovery has been quick and that he was up and around shortly. He was being transferred to. Lon- don Hospital for further oyserva - don., Elaine Petersen of Waterloo had her display of handcrafted toys and children's clothing at the Luck- EWEN D. MacQUAIG • The death of 'Ewen D. Mac- Quaig of .1106 Bougainvillea Rd, Lehigh Acres Florida occurred on -Thursday, luly 5. He was 77. Ewen was born in Lucknow, a son of Angus and Effie MacQuaig. He had moved to. Lehigh Acres eleven years previously from Tol- edo, Ohio, where he had resided fola number of years. He was a, member of St. Aslems Episcopal Church and a member of Old Light Lodge No. 184 A.F. & LUcknow. Mr. MacQuaig is survived by. his son John MacQuaig of New Orleans; one daughter. Mrs. Sarah Davis of Toledo; and three sisters Misses Sarah, Agnes Ind Mary MacQuaig, all of London.. He was predeceased by his wife; three sisters Rebecca and. Cora of Lucknow, Isabelle of Chicago and four brothers, Dun- can of Australia, John and Glad- stone of Lucknow and Danny in infancy.q The Commendation service was held in the Farley Funeral Home Chapel. The bilrial Service Was at St. Aslems Episcopal Church with Father Anthony Van Ham officiating. Pallbearers were Harry Paul, Lester Peterson, George Child- ers, Frank Shuerr, Carl Sharp, and Ross Campbell. Burial was in Lee. Memorial Park. 10 YEARS AGO AUGUST 1963 Lucknow's first full time Police Officer assumed his duties on August 1st. He was Joseph Balzer of.St. Catharines , where he had been for the previous eleven years a member of the St. 'Cath- arines Police Department. A Campbell Street business transaCtioh was finalized, when Lloyd Hall bought the Rathwell Shoe Store building adjoining his Red and'White Food Store. Ger- ald Rathwell had plans to move his shoe business directly across the street to the former Bell Tele- phone office in the Joynt. Block. The change over, was to be' made in September. PRICES JUST, QUALITY 111614/S THE REASON WE SUGGEST YOU GIVE THEM A TRYai 50th ANNIVERSARY CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 wedding cake. Tea was poured by sisters of the bride and served by nieces. Letters, of congratulation were received from Robert Stanfield and Robert McKinley. The couple were also given gold rings by their family. Guests were present from Sarnia, London Belmont, Harrietsville, Lucknow and. Paris. now Craft Festival. Mrs. Peter- ed with her mother Mrs. Albert sen, left, the former Elaine Worrall of Teeswater and her hus- Wotrall Of TeesWater i is pictur- band Bob. 30 YEARS AGO' AUGUST 1943 Consumer Ration. Book No. 3, numbering more than.onemillio was distributed in Western Olitario .through the Local Ration Boards; The hist barn fire of, the season occurred when the large 1-shaped barn of Dan McLean on Blue. water Highway at the 12th con- , cession of Ashfield was destroyed: Besides the season's crop of hay, some livestock was also lost, The local shortage facing Canada reached such proportions that the Prime Minister declared ,the situation as. a national emer, gene y and coal purchasers were required to. fill.out a 'special government form. 50 YEARS AGO AUGUST 1923 Dr. A G. Elliott, an esteeme Lucknow citizen and local medic al dOctor , died suddenly on Aug ust 2nd , 1923 at Kincardine in his 62nd year. He had attended a baseball game at the lakeside .town between Kincardine and Luc know . Following the game when starting for lime, the doe. for suffered a heart attack and expired almost Instantly. Dr. Elliott had purchased the medical practice of Dr. Mag at Lucknow in 1884. and served this comMunity for thirty-0e years. A meeting was held at Kin- lough 'for the purpose of consider ing the advisability of starting a Continuation School in the Vi l° lage . Mills, the insiSecto of high schools for the coup tyw present to 'address the meeting, 4