HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-10-31, Page 3FEATURE! — DEVON BRAND STANDARD H1GHLINER
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GILMORE MARTIN
and Mrs..Sheldon C. D.
all. R. # 2 Lucknow are
to announcethe forthcom-
arriage of their daughter
to Donald, Carson '
t of New Hamburg , son of
te Mr. and Mrs..Robert Stan-
IniOre of R. R. # 1 Palmer-
The marriage will take
NneMber 24th at 3.30 p. r1
viUnited Church, St.
THE LIUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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Laced 8th/4.
and. Mrs. Walter Alton of
w, Elmer. Woods arid Mrs..
aIleNeil of St. Helens and
and Mrs. Lorne Durnin of
tchurch attended the funeral
tarday of their cousin Arnold
or of Guelph.,
Lorna Campbell and
n Thompson Of Lucknow spent
days in Windsor with Mr. and
Bob Thompson and family,
dug home list Friday.
John Brady of Kerwood
ed over the week end with
Wm,: Hogan of Lticknow
other relatives in the area.
and ivIrs. Wm. Neabel
last week with their daugh-
C and Mrs. Gene Tunney,
getown and with their son
Ind Mrs, Gordon Neabel of
don, •
Blackwell of 4ucktiow is a
nr at University Hospital,
'On. He was Admitted on Fri-
of last week. /
Children Will Call
For UNICEF
Many of the children of the ,
world get very little protein in
their daily food, Most get a dail}
amount of protein equal to the
size of an olive. "Hold an olive
in the palm of your hand until it
grows' as heavy as your
heart ." But ptty never helped
anyone.
Children from Lucknow Central
Public School will be collecting
on Hallowe'en for U.N.I.C.E.F.
which helps children in 111 count-
des with programs of health,
nutrition, education, and family
welfare. 10 protects a child
against smallpox; 50 sends child-
yen 25 glasses of `milk; 100 saves
2 children from blindness; 250
Will buy a baby chick.
Administrative costs of
U.N.I.C.E.F. are only 70 out
of every, dollar - one of the low-
est.
HYDRO
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other'fuse south of Lucknow, on
Ontario Hydro's feeder line,
which ,had also blown and which
was not. discovered until the next
day. • ,
A further call to the Winglism
crew on Sunday morning"had them
return to check out the system .,
again. It was late in the day
when they found the source of
trouble , a broken insulator on
the pole at the rear ,of Machan
Hardware and the Bank of Mont-
real.
Some of the commercial ser-
vices in town had problems with
their services and motors but most,
of the domestic services operated
after the fuses were replaced. The
town water pumps at the wells on'
\Havelock Street and Bob Street
were inoperative for some time.
Residents in various part's of
town reported a loud noise "like
a cannon going off" during the
night and it is attributed to the
fuses which were blown.
The underground hydro service
"to the new water well on Bob
Street, south of the Public SchoOl,
was completely burned out with
fire starting at ground level and
going up a pole.' The Wingharn
repair crew can't Associate this
with the other insulator problem
and believe it may have been an
incident of its, own.
MEMBERS OF THE BOARD which
installed the new officers of Hur-
on Chapter No. 89, Order of the •
Eastern Star:' seated , Mrs. Gordon .
Hamilton,' Mrs: Jack Reavie , Mrs.
Jack MacDonald., JaCk MacDon-
ald, Mrs. George Guest, Mrs. "
Harvey Webster; standing, Mrs.
Jack Fisher, Mrs. William Wiwi),
Mrs. Allan Maclntyre , George
CAMPBELL - to Donald and ,Judy
(Rutledge) Campbell of Kitchener
on Sunday,, October 28th, 1973 in
St. Mary's Hospital, a daughter,
a sister for Kimberley.
MAXWELL - Dawne , Torn, Rob-
bie , Leslie and Jan Maxwell. of
27 .Wadsworth Drive, Ingersoll
welcome William Joseph to their
family , born on October 27 at
Alexandria Hospital, Ingersoll;
Happy parents , Jack and Laurette
Maxwell.
Guest, Mrs. ROnald Forster, Mrs.
Carl pyer , Farish Moffat , 'Dr.
Jack McKim, Jack Fisher, Mrs.
Donald C. MacIntyre , Mrs. Bruce
Chambers and Mrs. John Gnay.'
for
UNICEF
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