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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-11-24, Page 2Perform a death-defying act. Give Heart, Fund. Give Heart Fund cp Why not Frontier Ways To Modem Days" A 325 PAGE HISTORY OF NORTH EAST ASEIFIELD ,WRITTEN PICTORIAL B' Trinity U:C.W. Ashfield Price $12.00. 151.00 ESA FOR MATING) AVAILABLE AT LCCOlIF SENTINEL OR MRS. WARREN' R. 2 LUCK OW - PHONE 52'9.7150 * * * WEDNESDAY, NoVEMBER44, 1976 .PAGII. TWO THE LOCK.NOW SENTINEL 1,LICKNOW, ONTARIO Carman -Pollock, 53, of R.R., 3 Auburn, narrowly escaped death Thurkday of last week when he was pinnet up to his neck in a creek on his Colborne Township farm under his tractor, provincial police said. An OPP spokesman said Mr.. Pollock was plowing at about noon when his tractor came to the muddy . edge of the creek. Afraid the machine might slip out from under him, Mr. Pollock jumped from the tractor onto the slippery bank, only to have the machine roll over on top of him. The rear wheel and axle held him in the water with only his face above the suiface, police said. Mr. Pollock's cries for help were heard by his wife, who called 'the- neighbours. One man, Alex Nivins, tried to dig Mr,. Pollock out and when Robert Anderson arriv- ed, the two men attached a chain to the tractor and lifted it enough for Mr. Pollock to get' free. Mr. Pollock was taken by ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• The LUCKNOV SENTINEL 1,ticKNOW, ONTARIO "The .SepoY Town" — On the. Huron-Bruce Boundary Second Class Mail Registration, Number 0847 Established 1873 7 Published Wednesday Member of the C.C.N.A. and O.W.N.A. Subscription Rate, $8.00 a year in advance $2 extra to U.S.A. and Foreign Donald C. Thompson, Publisher on Wednesday, December 1st RIPLEY HAIR FASHIONS on William St., RIPLEY operated by Janet Fludder To the inlay Mends and eustoniera 'who have patronlited our .the Restatizant during our time blisiness .1n We hope you will continue to favour the new owners, John and Mary MacKhmon with this same kindness. GLENNDALE DRIVE 111 OLIVER and LENORE GLENN HOGAN 2VEGA Mr, and Mrs. 'Angel Vega and Mr. and Mrs., John Howard are. pleased to. announce the forth coming marriage of their children, Mildred Jacqueline and Raymond Edwin Hogan, The wedding will take place on December ,18th at 4.00 pan: in St. Joseph's Church, Kingsbridge. LAZAREVICH FORSTE3t -Walter and Isabelle Forster, R. R. 4 Ripley, are pleased to announce the forthcoMing mar- riage of their daughter Mary Margaret to. Milan arevich, son of Mary Lazarevi h o atham, Ontario, and the late Nick L vich. Marriage to take place Saturday, November 27th in St. Andrew's United Church, Ripley. Presentation To The Kirklands On Friday evening, November 19, the people of Zion Community paid a surprise visit to the new home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kirkland to spend a social time with them. The evening was spent playing cards and at lunch time Mr. and Mrs. Kirkland were presented with a trilight table lamp and the following address: 'bear Jessie and Gordon: We are glad you are not actually leaving our community but as you retire from the routine of farming and have moved just around the corner', so to speak, we will still be able to enjoy your company and visits, from time to time. We hope our gift will please you And we, hope it will express How much we wish you everything. That gives you happiness. As it. takes a place, in your new home . And shines a little' light . May it remind you of your friends Gathered here, tonight. Signed, Harvey and Betty Ritchie, ° Jim and Isabel Hunter. Jessie and Gordon made a fitting reply, inviting those present to visit with them again.. LOCHALSH Many from this area attended the Induction Service held in Knox Presbyterian Church, Ripley. on Sunday afternoon for the Rev. Nugent, who will minister to both Knox and Ashfield Presbyterian Churches. Allan Fmlayson and Miss Carol Finlayson, both of Toronto and who both work for the Correctional Seavices as Social Service workers there, were recent visitors with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glordon Finlayson. Mrs. Lloyd Collins was hostess to the W.M.S. meeting of Ashfield ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Pinned In Creek By Tractor, Rescued In Time By Neighbours ambulance to Alexandra General and Marine Hospital. in Goderich, where he was tested for internal injuries. He suffered from shock and minor injuries. .,„ Police said the bottom of the creek was muddy, which protected Mr. Pollock from some of the weight of the tractor. Had the bottom been rocky, he might have been crushed, they said. The mud also protected hini frOm the cold water of the stream, police said. • -p HOURS - TUESDAY THROUGH SATURDAY r OPENING SPECIALS Shampoo and Sat $3.50 $2.00 off all Perms UNTIL DECEMBER 31st FOR APPOINTMENTS CALL 395-5613 Presbyterian Church with Mrs. Rhoda MacKenzie having charge of the program. Mrs. David Elphick along with many 4-H club leaders from across Ontario attended the Royal Winter Fair, for 'a couple of days. Visitors during the week with Mr. and Mrs. , Oliver ,McCharles were Mr. and ' Mrs., Hartley' McTavish of Montreal. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Brooks visited in London with Dianne's .mother, who has been a patient in hospital there. Dr. and Mrs. Rhoad, a former minister 'in Ashfield, were wisitors in the community and attended church. • ALL STAR TOURS PIONEERS OF ESCORTED MOTOR COACH TOURS "OUR BUSINESS IS GOING PLACES'." • CHRISTMAS SEASON IN FLORIDA . SALE TRANSACTION COMPUTED BY 'WM. ADAMSON, AGENT FOR DON HOLST REAL ESTATE Thinking of a gift Froni 8 to 14 Days Destinations Clearwater — Daytona — Orlando Florida Circle BUSINESS ASSOC. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 set. Stores will be open .until 9 p.m. on Friday night's, Deceniber 3: 10 and 17th. ' Stores will be open until 9 p.m. Christmas week, December 20, 21,, 22 •and 23. Businesses will close at b p.m. Christmas Eve, December 24th. Monday, December 27th will be observed by Lucknow Businesses as Boxing Day and stores will he closed. Town Council was to be request- ed to activate the Christmas lighting on main street during the Christmas season. 515. was the fee set per business for the staging of the Santa 'Claus visit. It was decided that stores would close in future during the time Of any parade in. town and that businesseg Would close until noon on Remembrance Day. Stores alit; cloSe during the funeral of any principal' of a main street business. Bill Bogues and Larry Cowan were returned as president and secretary-treasurer of the associa- tion. . REGULAR' DEPARTURES SCHOOL BREAK 9 Days Destinations — Daytona Beach — Pensacola & Grand Ole Opry — Orlando CONTACT MERLE ELLIOTT Lucknow, Ont. Phone 528-3500 Licensed under the Travel Industry Act No. 1338987 From 1.2 to 28 Days Destinations — Daytona - Clearwater — Miami — Florida Circle: 13 DePartures -- Florida & Texas: .Departures Califomia'& GOIderi West: 10 Departures .