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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-05-22, Page 23AAtrex EMBUTOX 1 241 AMINE 80 LIQUID WEED KILLER 141R4IC1011 LIQUIDS MCPA AMINE 64 LIQUID WEED KILLER MIN/Kiln LIQUIDS MI AMINE BO uptno WEED MILLIE 1101111C/011 LIQUID. Sholl Chemicalo Surfactant Oil Concentrate OH WEED CONTROL IN CORN "OUR LE CONTI:115LE DES MAUVAISES HEROES DANS LE MA1S LOW VOLATILE BRUSH KILLER 64 UQUID WEED KILLER UCIDI LIQUIDS •OW VOLAflIl 11181 MIER 6 fy KW, ••••:,11. Your CO-OR has the solution to your • weed control problems Agricultural Chemicals to protect your Crop Investment LIICKNOW'.P!STR!CT PHONE control for your corn fields or other specific crops. Next time you're at your Co-operative pick up one of the handy guides on the selection and use of CO-OP Agricultural Chemicals and stop growing the things you don't want to grow. Whatever your partitular weed control problem might be, ,you ur Co- iution operative has so for it. 'Registered Trademark Talk to the crop expert at your Co-operative for the exact recommendations to control your weed problems, most effectively. The many herbicides on display at your CO-OP are the result of years of research and testing under Canadian growing conditions. You'can be sure that each herbicide is a quality product effective for purposes claimed. Your problems may range from brush control in barnyards to very sophisticated selective A ,TREASURE ',TROVE IN o !ANT ADS R.R. 7 Luelmow Lanes — Phone 529-7248 SPECIALS AYLMER PEACH HALVES, 19 oz. 49C AYLMER KETCHUP, 25 oz. '55e CAPRI TOILET TISSUE, 4's 67c SEED POTATOES, BULK PEAS, BEANS, CORN, NOW IN STOCK ARNOLD STORE s GENERAL THE LUCKNOW LUCKHGVi, ONTARIO PAGE TWENTY-THREE IDA MAY 22nd, 1974 LOPKING BACKWARDS HROUGH THE SENTINEL FILES WITH MARGARET THOMPSON 000•••••••••••4••••••••••••••••••••••• Cecilia Crowston, Edith Gaunt; Edgar Gaunt, Laura Holmes, Ruby Kennedy Clark McLean, Jean George Kennedy , Harold Dawson, Veronica McMillan; • Mae Jewitt, Joe Gaunt; George Fisher , Jean Kennedy , Ruth Mac- Lean, Fred Tiffin, Ewen MacDon- ald; Helen Dawson, John Macln- tyre , Olive Kennedy, Charlie oye ars Ago MAY. 1954 commenced in the refor- of the 200-acre farm of Alexander MacKinnon, on the 2nd concession, Township. Bruce County men , aided by about 100 hool children from Ilur- aship schools set' out some ees on eight acres. A e, relic of the pioneer 1 d been destroyed by fire ions year and' the 85 year er, Alex MacKinnon, thin a fall down the 'after attempting to ex - the blaze. Bruce Refor- ComMittee had purchas- adding to their large for reforestation purposes. Clare Johnstone was again, wearing a black onyx ring which she had lost six years. previously. While planting potatoes at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James "Johnston, the ring was uncovered and when polished up 'was none the worse of its long inter- .° ment. 40 YEARS AGO MAY 1934 At the annual meeting of the Lucknow Women's Institute Mrs. Charles Steward was elected pres- ident succeeding Mrs. William Douglas. Other officers elected were: 1st vice, Mrs. N. E. Bush- ell; 2nd vice Mrs. Wm. Youn; secretary-treasurer, , Mrs. Temple Clarke. A school report of Room 1 of Lucknow' Public School•named the following pupils - Jr. Class - Ronald Johnstone, William Chin, Glen Traplin, Mae Webster , Shirley Culbert Doris Taylor, Lois Henderson,' Lorraine Ferguson, Patsy Whaley , Roy Havens Georgina Geoghegan, Billie Johnstone, Ivan Gardner, George Taylor , Jack Treleaven. Jessie Reid Ellen Armstrong. Sr. Class - Helen Salkeld , Dor- othy Paterson, Jean Bushell, Jean Allin, Jean Webster , Kenneth Webster , Jim Purves, Lorne Reid, Ronald Marines, Mabel MacDon- ald, Reggie Ferguson, Jack Wil- son, Lorne Gardner , Kathryn Ag- new , Norman. McCartney Alma' Solomon, Jack Scott. 60 YEARS AGO MAY 1914 A school report of Se S. No. 9 Kinloss named the following pup- ils - Gertie Middleton, Mary Kennedy , Annie, Kennedy , Stella Hudson, David Goodson; Harry Jewitt, Annie Kennedy, Nell Mc- Millan, Arthur Lyons; Jack Middle- ton, John Gaunt , Gretta Hudson, 'Sydney Paine, John Gullies, Pat- rick McMillan, Maggie Tiffin, Cheese, Grant McLean, Evelyn Gaunt . Grace Jewitt Gertie Gaunt; Kenneth MacKenzie , Mary MacKenzie, George MacDonald. Donalda Macintosh, Teacher. Communion Set Goes To Angola DUNGANNON NEWS In reply to a request fora used Communion set, a -member of the session of the former Port Albert congregation wrote to Dr. Muriel Bridgeman offering her their set. The offer being accepted, it has been sent to Dr. Bridgeman, now on furlough, and in a few weeks will be taken back to Angola, where once again it will be fulfilling its purpose. ,' MAN KILLED' CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 &rill to 'ee Toni Inglis who was in London that day .\ Noticing the tractor parked near thefoad . he went hack to the scene expecting to find Torn but, instead found Mike lying on the ground.' Two dogs who were with Mike would not let Mr. Currie near the body, and he went 'to the Inglis. farm where Mrs. Pauline Adams was visiting her mother; The dogs., knowing Pauline, ,let, her near Mr. Plisz and Dr. Jack McKim of Lucknow pronounced him dead at the scene. -Mr. Plisz had been at the Inglis house about 10.30 a.m. and the he 'was found a very short time later. The:funeral service was held on Monday, May 20 at the Mac- Kenzie Memorial Chapel with burial in Greenhill Cemetery. Pallbearers were Dave. Inglis, John and Dave Adams, George Gaunt,, Brian Inglis and Albert Phillips. Lawrence King of White- ' church .United Church conducted the service. Flower bearers.were Mrs. Andrea Gaunt , Mary Lou Adams, Janet Adams and Bonnie Inglis.