The Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-07-09, Page 11WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 1975
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LUCAS - Mike and Marg of Clinton
wish to announce the safe arrival of
their son, Timothy Lee on. July 2,
1975 in St. Joseph's HoSpital,
London, a brother for Bert.
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HALDENBY - Tanya Lynn
Haldenby announces the birth of a
- little sister- ott Saturday,...fuly-5tb,-
1975 in Wingham and District
Hospital. Proud parents are Barry
and Sandra (Humphrey) . Haiden-
by of R. R. I Holyrood.
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MacDONALD - to Mr. and MrS.
Kenneth MacDonald of it R. 2
Holyrood on Wednesday, July 2,
1975 at Wingham and District
Hospital, a daughter.
GAMMIE - to. Mr. and Mrs., Bryan
Ganunie of R. R. .1 Lucknow on
Wednesday, July 2, 1975, at
Wingham arid District Hospital, a
son.
WHITECHURCH
Intended for last week.
• Miss Christine Scott of Hanover
spent the week end at her home .
herewith Mr. and Mrs. Caesar.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Schwich-
tenberg, Lori and Kerry of7P-o-rt
Elgin and Albert Coultes spent the
week end with Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Coultes and family of Blyth.
Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Beecroft,
Angela and Jennifer of Exeter were
Sunday visitors with his parents
' Mr. and Mrs., E. W. Beecroft.
Miss Doreen Wilson of Toronto
on Sunday called on Charles Leaver
TRACTOR PULL
LUCKNOW PARK
SUNDAY, JULY 13th ,
AT 1 P.M.
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* Two door hardtop, ' 1/13, automatic,
* power steering, power brakes, radio,
*miles. Lic. FKC 692 $ 1 0 6 4 * vinyl top, rear defogger, 33,000 actual
lif' '70 PONTIAC TEMPEST
it Two door hardtop, six cylinder, e
1145 4.- * automatic, radio, good economy. Lic. aw
*
DHF 063
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* ,Two door automatic, y8, • autoatic, ' C 'illr 9.9* power steering, power brakes, radio, ,a'r / .
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* '69 BEAUMONT CUSTOM • —
* Two door. hardtop, V8, 'automatic, * radio, vinyl top, tinted windshield, 7 v9* sr
radio,
silver.
*,a_ '69 BUICK WILDCAT CUSTOM *
Pr Two door hardtop, Omer windows, *
* , vinyl top, tinted windshield, radio, rear 0,
* speaker, rear defogger. Away above 40 1397*
Sedan, power steering; power brakes,
It radio, low. mileage. Lic. DHD 752
* '69 PONTIAC PARISIENNE
* Four door hardtop, V8, automatic,
* power steering, power , brakes, radio.
* '69 GMC 112 TON PICKUP
Six stick, heavy duty suspension. Lic.
Or C71 529
*" '68 OLDS. 98 TOWN SEDAN
* Power steering,, power brakes, radio, * tinted windshield. A real good car. Lic.
DNA 683
'68 DODGE MONACO
* Four door hardtop, V8, automatic,'
* radio, power steering, vinyl top. Lic.
,* FHH 108
* '68 PONTIAC STRATOCHIEF
-.L. Sedan, V8, automatic, radio, rear
sr speaker, rear defogger. Lk. DHJ 096
*' '70 CHEV. BELAIR, ..a
Two door coach, six cylinder,
*• automatic, radio, interior like new.
* '69 FORD .LTD
* Two door hardtop, V8, automatic,
,ag, power steering, power brakes, radio,
sr vinyl top.
'67 DODGE CORONET 440
_, Two door hardtop, V8; automatic,
it power steering, radio. Lk. CVS 345
* '67 CHEV BISCAYNE
* Sedan, V8, automatic, power steering,
* radio. DHC 649
* '67 PONTIAC PARISIENNE
* Four door hardtop; V8, automatic,
power steering, power braket, radio,
sr, power windows, rear defOgger. Lk.
FKG 933 • —
* '66 VOLKSWAGEN STATION WAGON
* Four speed, ANI=FM radio, decent
* condition. Lic. DHH 492
* '65 PONTIAC PARISIENNE
id. Four door :hardtop, V8, automatic, (
power steering, power brakes, radio,
71" vinyl top. Lic. DHM 883. Really clean.
* '65 VALIANT V200
PONTIAC
IVIcGEE BUICK
* CADILLAC *
HAMILTON ST., GODERICH
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* B. R. *
*. (BEFORE RECONDITIONING)
• These units are being offerer' on an as is" ' basis, plates
• removed. At greatley reduced prices.
* '72 FORD 1350 3/4 TON PICKUP
* 390 V8, four speed transmission, custom
radib, nearly new Michelin truck tires,
orevii:r bumper, runs real well, 'Lic. CZO $1246:
1‘,
* '70 METEOR RIDEAU 500
* vinyl top, lime, green. Lic. DHC 278
* Sedan, V8, automatic, radio. Lic. HEY 467
* THESE PRICES IN EFFECT UNTIL WEDNESDAY, I
* JULY 16 ONLY
*
• average condiltion. Lic. JSC 234
Nr '69 OLDS. RITA 88
$865:
$799*
$688t
$991*
$165 :*
$295:1
$594:
$595*
$98:
$98:
$188:
$156*
$199:
$69:
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And always have something to do.
A game of shoot they like to play
And they go right at it, night or
day.
Both Mary and Art are going
strong
Enjoying life as they go along.
So whatever the future has in store
Of more years together we hope
you have LOTS MORE.
Yours truly, : •
The Country Boy. •
Guests were present from St.
Clair, Michigan, St. Thomas,
Mississauga, North Bay, Lambeth,
.Wingham and surrounding area.
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL," LUCKNOW; ONTARIO
BENEFIT DANCE FOR
MR. AND MRS.
HOWARD HARRISON
RIPLEY DISTRICT SCHOOL
SATURDAY, JULY 12th
Honoured On
45th Anniversary
A' very enjoyable get-together
was held at. Brookside School when
relatives and close friends met 'to
celebrate the 45th wedding anni-
versary of 'Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Stewart (nee 'Mary Park), the party
having been arranged by their
family.
The oldest guest was Arthur's
aunt Eliza, Mrs.,. Will Stewart of
Auburn, his only remaining aunt.
Who will be 90 years . old in
November. The youngest guest
was Kelly Lee, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Stewart of North Bay,
at Wingham, Hospital and on Mr.
and Mrs. E. W. Beecroft.
Lyle Willis is visiting this week
with Mr. and Mrs. Garry Willis and
family of Newry.
Diane Leddy of Auburn is
visiting this week with her cousin
Donna Thomson. On Monday both
visited with Mrs. Kevin. Tiffin and
family.
Spending the week end with Mr.
and. Mrs.. Elroy Laidlaw were Paid
of Windsor, Jane of London, Mr.
and Mrs.. Joe Ducharme of .
Goderich, and Mr. and Mrs.
Cameron Simmons of London. Mr.
and Mrs. Simmons also visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Durnin.
Mrs. Maime Caslick visited on
the week end with Mrs. McAllister
of 'Teeswater and attended the
Teeswater Reunion.
mownominiiiw
who will be 2 years old in August.
Cards and dancing were enjoyed
through the evening and a delicious
smorgasbord was later enjoyed.
Wayne 'Stewart read the ad-dress
which was written by Mrs. Stanley
Doherty.
Dear Art and Mary:
We hope you will enjoy "looking
back" for a moment to June 28,
1930.
STEWART -'PARK
A pretty summer wedding of
much local interest was solemnized
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Park, the bride's parents,
Saturday, June 28, when their
daughter, Mary Edwina, became
the bride of Mr. Arthur Stewart,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Stewart.
The ceremony was performed
out-of-doors; the bride, given in
marriage by her father; followed a
carpet of orange blossoms to an
arch of evergreens, to the strains of
the bridal chorus from, Lohengrin,
played by the bride's sister, Edna.
Rev. Charles H. 'MacDonald,
pastor of Erskine 'Presbyterian
Church, Dungannon, performed
the ceremony. The winsome bride
-looked very charming in a gown of
pink sheer. crepe trimmed with
lace. During 'the signing of the
register MisS Beth Park, sister of
the ' bride, sang very sweetly,
"Honeymoon time". '
Following congratulations the
Company, which numbered about
twenty, retired to the dining room
where a wedding dinner ' was
served. In the evening the happy
couple left by motor amid showers
of confetti and good wishes for a
honeymoon trip."
This was a Very special 'day for a'
very special couple, who have
faithfully honoured those marriage
vows they took 45 years ago.
Congratulations from all who have
gathered here in honour of this,
your anniversary, and we would.
like you to accept these gifts.
Mrs. Stewart was presented with
a beautiful bouquet of Sweetheart
Roses. Some of the younger guests
assisted in carrying in the gifts.
The family gifts were a, sterling
silver charm bracelet for Mrs.
Stewart and a sapphire ring for Mr.
Stewart, who made 'a fitting reply.
Mrs. Ken Hodges, sister of the
bride, was presented with a
bouquet of roses in honour of her
birthday which fell . on the same
day.
Congratulations to 'the anniver-
sary couple were expressed -by-Jim
Reid as follows:
Now here is a couple, that we all
know
Got married some 45 years ago.
Art's choice, it seems was very •
wise
Got Mary and a farm, a country
Paradise.
Along the road and over the ridge
Down the hill, then turn at the
• bridge;
With the rippling river right at the
door
Lots of cedars and shelter, who
could ask for more?
So that is where they went to live
Each willing to share and their love
to give;
Hard workers they've been all thro'
their' days
A fine family 'of four they enjoyed
to raise.
For a good education the children
they sent
And to church. every Sunday is
where they went.
Now the kids are all gone out on
their own
And Grandma and Grandpa live all
alone. ,
Of grandchildren they have quite 'a
,few
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WOTPA SANCTIONED
TRACTOR PULL
LUCKNOW PARK .
Sunday, July 13th at 1 p.m.
r CLASSES
1 — of Field — 6,000 lb. Purse $200.00
2 — Out of Field — 8,000 lb. Purse,S200.00
3 —: Out of Field — 1e,000 lb. Purse $200.00
4 — Out of Field — 12,000 lb. Purse $200.00
5 — Out of Field -- 16,000 lb. Purse $200.00
6 — Out of Field -- 20,000 lb. Purse $200.00
7 — Open Class 7,000 lb. Ours* $300.00
8 — Open Class 9,000 lb. Purse $300.00
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Phone Collect 357.1583 •
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