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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-10-30, Page 241 • i f . 7 To Help Fight Inflation THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW. ONTARIO M.en's inter Jackets IN STOCK. IS.A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF CLOTH AND NYLON, JACKETS AND COATS SNOWMOBILE SUITS WORK PARKAS SALE ENDS SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2 i t i s i i i w .... . i -ar. i MEN'S s IP .41P DENIM $14.95 a IP JEANS IP Air dir A WE HAVE A GOOD SELECTION OF LONG UNDERWEAR FOR THE COLD DAYS AHEAD ASI-ITQN ,s Ladies' and Men's Wear Jim and Syke Sutherland. LUCKNOW PHONE 528-2126 1 Mark 66th Wedding Anniversary On Suiiday At Huronview Clinton DUNGANNON NEWS Friends and relatives called on Mr. and Mrs. Ross McNee at Huronview to share in celebrating their 66th wedding anniversary: and Mr. McNee's 91st birthday. Tea and cake were served in the auditorium under the .direction of Mrs." Graham McNee, assisted by friends and granddaughters of the bride and groom. Mrs. Agnes Foster, sister of Mrs. Ross . McNee, presided at' the tea table. Many cards and expressions of good wishes were received by the happy couple. Boni to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kerr in Alexandra Hospital, Goder- ich on October 15, a son, Kevin Wayne, 'a brother for Brian and Brenda. Congratulations. Mrs. Paul Henderson, Jennifer and Jill of Mississauga visited her father Harvey Alton, last week end. Her aunt, Mrs. Victor Errington, returned with Eleanor, intending to visit with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Henderson and family of Weston. 25th ANNIVERSARY Congratulations to Mr: and Mrs. Chester Finnigan who cele- brated their 25th wedding anniver- sary with a family dinner in the church basement on Saturday and a reception in the Agricultural Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Irvin visited Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Steele in London and attended a relative shower for Sharon Rulton. Members of L3yal Orange Lodge No. 324 shared in the service of worship at Dungannon .United Church on Sunday morning. Mr:and Mrs. Fred Stirlirg and Darlene and Misses ,Mary and Isabel McArthur visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Irvin. Recent visitors `" with •Mr. and Mrs. Ben Park were Mr. and Mrs: Ken Park and four children of Mississauga; Mrs. Wilda Clat- worthy of Granton; and Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor of London. Mr. and Mrs. Greg Maize are proud parents of a son, William Bruce, born in London on October 10, a grandson for Mr. and Mrs. Harold Maize. Congratulations. 25th ANNIVERSARY Best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Rivett who were honoured at a surprise 25th anniversary party held recently at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Thom, R. 3 Auburn. Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Wilbur and Mr: and Mrs. Ennis Comfort spent the week end at the Wilbur's summer home in the village. BIRTHS SEE .. By The Sentinel HUMPHREY - to Mr. and Mrs.. Bob Humphrey of Lucknow, on October 25th at Wingham and District Hospital, a son, Christoph- er Robert, 8 ib. 2 oz., a little 'brother; for Trina Lynn. THAT Lucknow water users should note that the village works department will be flushing fire hydrants in the village all day Tuesday, November Sth from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Use of water for washing clothes could present rust problems at this time. THAT Nineteen new Canadians receiv- ed Canadian citizenship papers at a special ceremony at Walkerton presided over Judge P. S. MacKenzie. Those from this area included Mr. Wytze Wiersma R. R. 1 Holyrood, from The Nether- lands; Mrs. Sytske Wiersma, R. R. 1 Holyrood, from The Netherlands; Mr. Uwe Jansen, R. R. 3 Holyrood, Germany. THAT Doug Allen of Bridgewater, Nova Scotia, in writing to his grandmoth- er Mrs. Wm. Webster of Lucknow, commented that he was pleased to see in the Sentinel that the. Lucknow Kinsmen Club was rais- ing funds for research in the fight against Cystic Fibrosis. Doug's young son Todd is afflicted with this disease. THAT The local campaign on behalf of the Canadian National Institute for the Blind, conducted by senior students at Lucknow Central Public School, raised $579.70. Last years total was $493. THAT The Lucknow United Church Women served about 550 people at. their hot turkey supper last Tues- day evening. THAT Lucknow , Fire Department an- swered a call to the farm of Albert. Kaastra on Highway 86, about 2 Vi miles west of Lucknow, on Satur- day afternoon at 5 p.m. A fire was burning in the bush to the north of. the property and took a couple of hours work by the fire department to extinguish it. The farm is known to many as the former Orland. Richards place. Town & Country Elect Officers The regular meeting of Town and Country Club 'was held Tuesday evening, October 22nd. Mrs. Wilfred Drennan gave a report of the Regional meeting held in Kincardine earlier. Our Club will entertain Kincardine Club on November 5th. The election of officers for 1975 took place with. the resulting slate as follows: President P. A. Murray!; Vice President Mrs. Wilfred Dren- nan; Secretary Mrs. Earl Wight - man; Sec. Cheerio and Get Well cards Mrs. Raymond Leddy; Sec. Birthday cards Mrs. Jean Jardine, Program Committee Mrs. P. A. Murray. Mrs. R. Leddy, Mrs. Geo. Kennedy, Mrs. Bernadine Kinney: Kitchen Committee Mrs. Grace Campbell, Mrs. Earl MacDonald; Pianist Mrs. Grace Campbell; Assistant Mrs. EW. Rice; Press Reporter Mrs. A. E. McKim. Aubrey Higgins was presented with his past president pin by P. A. Murray. The next meeting will be Wednesday, October 30th instead of Tuesday as usual. WEDNESDAY, CKI1OW FRUIT YOUR "LOWEST PRICES" FOpp PURITAN 24 OZ. Stews, Irish, Beef RED ROSE 90 COUNT PLUS 20 FREE SAYE Tea Bags Sale Only 0000 V OiiI SUNSPUN 11 OZ. Coffee Creamer AYLMER CHOICE 19 OZ. Green Peas YORK FANCY. 12 OZ. Kernel Corn A MONEY S1 Only SAVE special 3 Tins SAVE only 2Tins yllnuum11111mnn1auIIAullulnnl1111nnu111111 nnnlmunuumnni iiiiwi OpuiAlI DayMon. lhrough. 111111M11111111IIIIRNIIIIIt0I111IIIIIIIiII1111IIIN11111111011111111111111111w11111111I11U111 VALUES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATO OCT. 31. NOV. 1, 2 .PHONE LUCKNOW 10••••N•NN••••iNNN•••••••NNaN•••• LOOKING BACKWARDS THROUGH THE SENTINEL FIL WITH MARGARET THOMPSON ►N•••••NANNN•••N••N•aaa•NNNN 10 YEARS AGO OCTOBER 1964 A partnership became official between Dr. Peter Bissonnette of Ripley and Dr. Brock ;Cleland of Peace River, Alberta, to practice under the name Ripley-Lucknow Veterinary Services. Keen interest was being shown throughout Western Ontario and otherparts of Canada in the Simon Frere Continuous Butter -making Machine which had been recently installed at the Silverwood Dairies plant in Lucknow. A dairy representative of Calgary was a visitor for observation purposes and 115 members of the Western .Ontario Buttermakers' Association and their friends were guests of Silverwoods to make observations on operations. Another visitor was the Agricultural Attachem of the Netherland's Embassy. This machine, which was the first to be installed in Canada and the second in North America was capable of converting 4500 pounds of cream into butter per hour. 30 YEARS AGO OCTOBER 1944 Donald B. Blue. Amberley dist- rict farmer and auctioneer, purch- ased the William Bushell Bakery at Ripley with possession December 1st. J Two airmen from Air School. Port Albers. met death when their Ansoa crashed in an open field miles south-east of St. the Bob Purvis farm. ' were from England and had Canada only a short time. 50 YEARS A OCTOBER 1924 The new school at S. Ashfield was completed spector Thomas 'loin : the school om,0ctober l A school report of S. Ashfield named the ents - Leo Clare. Maw Elmer Johnston. Rica rick. Walter Clare, Cl ifford rick. Bernice Blake, Jack Marti_ Hackett. Jim C rice Culbert. Mary Clare. Curran. Winnifred Blake. . Keith Johnston. Kilpatrick, Ala. Blake. Haney pa Margaret MaeCallum. Fire of unknown letely destroyed the farm of Elisha , 12 Wawanosh To ` was one of the f esi township. Mr. Wale entire crop, as well as a animals.