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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-10-23, Page 2!r! , . • PAGE TWO nit THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO - - 4No.••464.4o.••••••••••••••••••••••4••4•••••.... i 'The LUCKNOW SENTINEL • •- LUCKNOW, ONTARIO • liThe Soppy TOWIII"...-• On the Huron -Bruce Boundary : • • . 2 Second Class Mail Registration Number 0847 Established 1873 - Published Wednesday • Member of th. C.C.N.A. and O.W.N.A. • • • Subscription Bate, $8.00 a year in advance • $2 extra to U.S.A. and Foreign Donald C. Thompson, Publisher . •• • • • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Dinner & Social On 25th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Allan Ritchie of Zion, Ashfield Township, 'held a dinner and a social evening on. October 19th at Brookside Public School on the occasion of their 25th wedding anniversary, the actual date of which was October 15th. Relatives and neighbours num- bering 70 attended. Russel and Nancy Swan and family entertained with their musical talent during the evening. Mrs. Ritchie was the former Violet Culbert of Crewe, Ashfield Township. She has one sister, Annie May, Mrs. William Duffle of Hamilton, who was unable to attend, and two brothers, Torn of Crewe and Roy of Cambridge (Galt). Allan is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Ritchie of Lucknow. Allan and Violet have two children, Brenda a Registered Nurse in Wingham Hospital and Bryce, a' student of Wingham High School. Tractor Pull Draws 2300 Despite Cold Day Teeswater Agricultural Society Tractor Pull, rained out the Mon- day following Fair Day, was rescheduled for last Sunday, October 20 and despite very cold temperatures, `attracted a crowd of about 2300. OUT OF THE FIELD CLASSES 7,000 LBS. 1. Keith Cassidy, Teeswater, 193' 91/2"; John Deere 2120 2. Graeme Cassidy, Teeswater, 183' 4"; John Deere 2130 3. Gerry Priestap, Lucknow, 172' 2".; Massey Ferguson 165 10,000 LB. 1. Murray Popp, R.R. 1 Auburn, 246' 1"; Massey Ferguson 1080 2. •Neil Stapleton, R.R. 2 Auburn, 244' 91/2"•'Ford 8600 3, Clete Dalton, R.R. 7 Lucknow, -216'.4"; Allis Chalmers 210 12,000 LB. L Murray Popp, R.R. 1 Auburn, pull off 300'; Massey 'Ferguson 1080 2. Neil Stapleton, R.R. 2 Auburn, pull off 236'. 5"; Ford. 8600 3. Larry.Pentland, Dungannon, 249' 4'/2"; International 826 -16,000 LB. 1. Larry Pentland, Dungannon, full pull 300'; International 1256 2. Cliff Livingston, R.R. 1 Dungannon, full pull 292'; Ford 9600 3. Clete Dalton, R.R. 7 Lucknow; full pull 213' 81/2"; Allis 210 20,000 LB. 1. Larry Pentland, Dungannon, full pull 300'; International 1256 2. Paul Murray, R.R. 5 Seaforth, 263' 4" • Cockshutt 2150 3. Clete Dalton, R.R. 7 Lucknow, 250'; Allis 210 • OPEN 5,000 LB. 1. John Klauka, R.R. 8 Watford, 283'61/2"; 30 Massey 390 Ford 2. Ken Reading, Princeton, 246' 71/2"; Massey 44, Oldsmobile 400 3.. Willard Sallans, Kitchener; 238' 11/2"; 'Renault, 350 Chev. • I • "AkiNINNONINNIP0411•014441PS•1;#0‘04.4041/4640•11,4, I SEE . . . By The Sentinel 0044.0.00000,0*•;04`04'.. ossoNs4P.1,0004.4',0 THAT Members of the Town and Country Club journeyed by bus Wednesday evening, October 9th to visit the Goderich Club. An enjoyable evening was' spent with card games being the main enter- tertainment. Prizes were given to those having birthdays in October. Refreshments were served and all report an enjoyable evening. THAT Paul Henderson, son of Mrs. Garnet Henderson of Lucknow and the late Mr. Henderson, has commenced a new challenge in his hockey career, that of playing for the Toronto Toros in the World Hockey League.. Paul, who was with Team Canada in the Russian series, has got off to a good start with the Toros after quite a number of years in the National Hockey League with Detroit and Toronto. THAT -• Mr. and Mrs. Angus MacDon- ald, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Thomp- son, Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Eedy and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ritchie attended the Royal Canadian Leg- ion District "C" Convention in Stratford last week. Lane Gardner attended the banquet and meeting on Sunday. THAT When the business man increas- es his prices because of increased cost of operation, And you join in the "rip off" cry which we hear from consumers groups at • all levels, chew on this one for awhile. Last December we purchased a case of large garbage bags, through a wholesaler with whom we deal, and the price was $18.60 for 250 bags. These bags are used around the office in an attempt to keep the place in a condition where we can continue to operate from week to week, a necessary part of the maintenance program. Last week we purchased another case and swallowed a few times when we checked the invoice, $53.56 for the same 250 bags, wholesale price of course, not retail. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER .' WILL AGAIN BE IN EFFECT In The Village Of'Lucknow COMMENCING AT 2:00 A.M. Sunday, October 11 THAT Mrs. Joan Robinson was the $120 jackpot winner at Lucknow Legion bingo on Thursday evening. THAT Capt. Jim MacDonald, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter MacDonald of Lucknow, who has been with the Canadian Forces in Cyprus since August, expects to be home by Christmas by which time ,the Canadian unit of the United Nations forces will be relieved by another Canadian contingent. Local Man Has Top Prices At Area Sheep Sale Austin Martin of Huron Town- ship had a successful record at the Zone 2 Sheep Sale on Saturday at Keady. About 100 sheep were consigned at the sale and the top selling lots were all Suffolk. Seven different breeds were in the sale. Austin had the highest price consignment, 4 ewes which sold for 5132.50 each to E. Michts, Dun- dalk. He also had the highest price ewe lamb which sold at $125 to R. Blake of Alton. Other top sales included the high price yearling ram, consigned by Blair Stone -Farms of Bolton and 'sold to E. Michts of Dundalk for $125. The high price ram 'lamb was consigned by F. E. McCartney of Guelph and sold to Gien Payne of Kerwood for $130 50th 'ANNIVERSARY CONTINUED FROM PA( Shiells. Her mother, the. Margaret Yemen, died whey Nesbitt was a child. James Nesbitt is the son late Mr. and Mrs. Albert The marriage of 50 years performed by Rev. D. L. Ca B.A. B.D. of Pine River Pre ian Church in the presence immediate relatives. The entered the room on the arm father to the strains of thew march played on the bagi her brother-in-law Ford Bro The groom's gift to the brid rope of pearls and to the tie pin. A wedding dinn served at the home of the sister. These are. notations fro wedding write-up of 50 yea Two days later a reception was held at the h the groom's parents, 2nd of Over 150 relatives, frien neighbours attended and was enjoyed to the Mac Orchestra, with Roy and Vic Cecil Robb. Jim Nesbitt has resided same Nesbitt homestead entire life and Mr. an Nesbitt have made their there since their marriage. Mrs. Nesbitt is known wide for her musical abil the violin. While Mr. Nes not enjoyed the best of he some time, both enjoyed th with friends at the open h Sunday and at other event ing the anniversary. 7,000 LB. 1. Arnie Churchill, R.R. 1 Paris, full pull 300'; Cockshutt 40' 2. Dave 1VIcLelland, Brantford; full pull 251' 2"; W9 International 2 - 440 Chrysler 3. Frank Verheyen, Kerwood, 283' 4"; Cockshutt 40, 427 Ford ' t- 440 Chrysler 4. Clare Henshaw, R.R. 4 Thamesford, 276' 1/2"; .W9 International 426 Hemi 5. Glen Porter, Lucknow, 248' 4"• Cockshutt 40, 454 Chev. 6. Ken Reading, Princeton, 185' ilk"; Massey 44, Olds 400 9,000 LB. 1. Roy Churchill, R.R. 3 Ayr, full pull 300'; Cockshutt 40, . 2 - 440 Chrsyler 2. Lloyd Clinton, St. Thomas, full pull 113' 11"; Ford 9000 3. Dave McLelland, Brantford, 289' 11"; W9 International 2 - 440 Chrysler 4. Clare Henshaw, R.R. 4 Thamesford, 280' 1/2"; W9 International, 426 Hemi S. Frank Verheyen, R.R. 3 Kerwood, 243' 6"; Cockshutt 40 427 Ford 6. Art Helm, Lucknow, 229' 6"; Cockshutt 40, 454 Chev GRAIN PRESERVATIVE CUTS FEED \\\ GRAIN COSTS 12,000 LB. 1. Roy Churchill, R.R. 3 Ayr, ful pull 300'; Cockshutt 40, 2 - 440 Chrysler 2. Dave McLelland, Brantford, 279' 1"; W9 International 2 -.440 Chrysler 3; Clare Renshaw, R.R. 4 Thamesford, 251' 1"; W9 International 426 Hemi 4. Clete Dalton, R.R. 7 Lucknow, 200'; A. C. 210 S. Lloyd Clinton, mechanical breakdown; Ford 9000 Enquire Re Supply At lucknow District Coop PHONE :528-3024