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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-07-30, Page 19SUBSCRIPTION TO HE LUCKNOW SENTINEL We like to know our 'customers by name! Lucknow District Col Phone 528-3024 On Monday, July .21st, a mixed trebles tournament was held in Lucknow with winners as follows: first prize, Jack Fisher, Maudie Fisher and Jaek Henderson; second . .prize, George Huston's rink° from Pori. Elgin;, third prize, Wilbur Brown, Thelma Brown and Gordon MacPherson; fourth prize, Roy Finlayson, Isabel Miller and Bill Hunter, On Saturday, July 26th, a ladies trebles tournament was held with first prize going to the Wingliam . rink of Nora Finnigan, Ruth Duffy and Connie Mackay; second prize, Tillie, Wilson, Maudie Fisher and Dora' Brooks; third prize, Isabel Miller, Helen Todd and Thelma Brown. INGREDIENTS . Real success is dependent on doing the right, thing, in the right , -place at the right time: CRAWFORD MOTORS CHRYSLER DODGE PLYMOUTH WINGHAM ONTARIO PHONE 357-3862 1973 DODGE k ton 1973 TORIk0,' 2 door hardtop 1973 ASTRA STATIONWAGON, automatic with radio 1972 TOYOTA, 4 door with radio 1972 DATSUN, 2 door 1972 CHRYSLER, 4 door hardtop, fully equipped 1971 MUSTANG 1971 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE, 2 door hardtop, 8 automatic, power stee.ring,, power brakes, radio 1969/METEOR, 2 door hardtop 1968 CHEV, 4 door hardtop: THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE NINETEEN 30, 1915 WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1975 KEEP RIPLEY ALIVE IN '75 On August 1st one of the special highlights of The Old. Boys' Reunion IS THE OLD TIME FIDDLER JAMBOREE WITH FUN FOR ALL Friday Night, August 1st Anyone wishing to play or step dance remember to write or phon CHAIRMAN, ALBERT TOUT, RIPLEY, ONTARIO PHONE 395.2623 ...••••••••••••••IP******4•••••••••••4••••••••••• LOOKING BACKWARDS THROUGH THE SENTINEL FILES WITH MARGARET 'THOMPSON 0••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••44•••••••••••••••• The following is the list of promotions for Lucknow Kinder- garten to Grade I: Mark Bannister, (LIQUID PROTEIN SUPPLEMENT Safe, low cost, protein for Dairy and Beef cattle Take advantage of the Convenience of liquid feeding — in a farm mixer or poured over an auger LPS blends into a uniform, consistent feed or make LPS available on a free choice basis through a lick wheel. Funeral For Accident Victim MICHAEL DAHMER Funeral service for Michael Dahmer, who lost hislifein a motor car accidentin Quebec on Monday, July 21st;, was held on Friday, July 25th at MaCKenzie Memorial Chapel, Lucknow., Michael. Herbert William—Dah- mer, 24, was a plumber by trade arid was employed at Douglas Point. His parents, Mr.. 'and. Mrs. John Dahmer of Elmira, were both raised: in Lucknow, his mother being the former Doreen. Miller. He Was born in Wingham and District Hospital on May 1,, 1951. Michael, who was unmarried had been on a. holiday in the Maritimes 'and was returning home with friends, a couple .and their small child of Halifax, at the time 'of the single car accident about 60 miles east .of Quebec City. The friends were on their way to visit relatives in Toronto. • Besides his parents Michael is survived by one sister, .Mrs, Bert (Patricia Ann) Golding. of Elmira, and one. brother Shawn Frederick at home.. • : He • was predeceaSed by one sister 'Kathleen Mae in 1953. ' Rev..L. MacLean conducted the funeral service and Tony Wittiperis was organist. Pallbearers were Rick Jardine, DaVid Thompson, Allan Miller, . Paul Rridow, James Spitzig, Bert Golding. Flower bearers were Alan Milne, Brian "Jardine, Horst Gvirinner, Harvey. Miller, Art Hinchberger. Interment was iri South KinloSs Cemetery. Bobbie Button, William Chester, Susan Cleland, Donna Corrin, Michael Duncan, Charles- Elliott, Allan Gardner, Lynn Hodgins, Mary Belle Hunter, Richard Jard- ine, Joan MacKenzie, Isabel Mac- Millan, Arletta Pollock, Brian MbAfay, Sharyn Mowbray, Doug- las Porter, Beverley. Taylor, Mary E. Westlake. • Isabelle M. MacKenzie, teacher. Lucknow Pipe Band, 14 strong, accompanied by twenty-two other passengers from Lucknow, Kintail, Lochalsh and Ripley, made the long -trek to Sault Ste. Marie by bus to take part ,,in and tri enjoy the Highland Games that marked the centennial anniversary of the Soo Locks. The local band faced stiff competition in the "B" band class and finished in third place. Members of the band included Pipers Roy MacKenzie, D. A. MacLennan, Wilfred and Archie McQuillan, Frank MacKenzie, Lorne MacKenzie, Wallace Hewitt, Sandy MacDonald, Murray Mac- Donald and Drummers Elmer MacKenzie, Mac Webster, David and Donald MacKenzie and Ernie Fisher. 40 YEARS AGO JULY 1935 An organization known as the Lucknow Boosters, and having as its purpose, the promotion of civic improvements, came into being. It was suggested that "this organiza- tion lend its support to the promotion of such projects , as, equipping the Pipe Band, -the providing of‘a women's washroom, the construction of a suitable swimming pool and the endeavour to bring about better lighting of our main street". Officers elected were: Honorary Presidents John Joynt and the Reeve of the Village A. W. Hamilton; President, Robert Rae; Vice President and General Manager, G: H. Smith; Secretary- Treasurer, A. E. Buswell; Mem- bership and Subscription Commit- , Ian family s of the )d and held on e of Mr. an near noon, a 'as held iiniscing )bserved who has reunion. presid- n innigan; 's: Dan !e, Mrs, Myrtle ee, Gor- dcInnes, at the first Melville .rs. Wm, s in her the car id Thorti- McInnes, ow race,, ton; Bob 7.innigan; s, Bruce Marines, ni; three-. cy Mcln- n, Helen nning, '16 Thornton, trs, Mut- [nes; 6,10 , Karen moved to sting the II be held Ors. Win, the third ;11 at one 20 YEARS APO JULY 1955 tee, Cameron Geddes, J. R. McNab, Wm. Hornell and F. T. Armstrong, with power to add• to their numbers. 60 YEARS AGO JULY 1915 The following students at Strat- ford Normal School were successful in their final examinations. Cora J. Allen, Dungannon.; Leila A. Blake, Mafeking; Ida G. Currie, Goderich; Pearl I. Drennan, Kintail; Frances Fitzgerald, Dungannon; Jessie Johnston, Kintail; ,Madeline Mc- Morrin, Lucknow; Christine R. Miller,. St. Helens; Robert W. E. Hall,,Mafeking; Wilbert G. Wald- en, Lechalsh;.: R. J. Wiggin, Dungannon. Successful students at London Normal School were Ada Webster and Elizabeth Margaret Wilson;' both 'of Lucknow. Lawn Bowling Tournament News