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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-12-10, Page 24MOAT S. FRUIT MARK. / 'PHONE 528-3420 894 S /II 41, 4011r 41" 4111 I 41111 P al. all V 410. Aft. ' SCHNEIDER'S Chicken . Legs 1 99 I PLACE YOUR ORDER FOR CHRISTMAS tirirdrAiirgrAwerAllitir.MWAr 41.1 CLOVER LEAF PINK Salmon, 1 T3/4 OZ. TIN RED ROSE 0.P GAUZE Tea Bat ire $1:29' Iff•AillirOANrealril.mir. ASHTON'S CHRISTMAS DRAW With each $5.00 worth of merchandise you buy, fill' in a ticket with your name, address and telephone number. Then you are agnate to win A... $5.0.09 Gift Certifkate. THE SECOND DRAW WILL BE HELD TODAY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER IS THE THIRD DRAW WILL BE HELD WEDNESDAY; DECEMBER 24 AND HAVE .A CHANCE. TO WIN 458.44 WORTH OF CLOTHING SHOP AT ASHTON'S FOR ASHTON'S HAS A GOOD SELECTION OF MEN'S SWEATERS BY TERRY WILLIAMS, JANTZEN AND SHELBY • AS WELL AS MANY OTHER GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR MEN ASHTON'S LADIES' AND MEN'S WEAR Jim and Syke Sutherland Phone 528-2126 "amummemenismisomminsu Lucknow or the Whole Fano BOYS' AND MEN'S SUPREMES • AND • MISSES' AND LADIES* FIGURE, SKATES . LES PETTER SHOES LUCKNOW PHONE S THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO • . WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER SEE . . By The Sentinel THAT A hydrant located on Campbell Street, just east of Treleaven's 1V1ill, caused some problems for the village water system on Monday from, mid evening until about 12.45 a.m. when water 'was restored to the system. The hydrant, used all day Monday • for the Riegling fire, was damaged and had to be removed, repaired and replaced. Village employees were assisted by Wingham P.U.C. and Porter's digging equipment. THAT Reeve George Joynt advised The Sentinel Monday that no Christmas lighting would be erected on Lucknow's main street this year due to illness on the village works department staff. THAT Lucknow's newest business, Char-Man's Work Clothing, oper- ated by Mrs. Joyce Adamson of Lucknow, is now open in the Joynt block. The Adamsons operate the former Gamnlie Apartments in Lucknow, where they reside. THAT Bill Searle, store manager at Lucknow District Co-op, ended la1/2 years with the Co-op last week and will commence farming on. the 4th. of Kinloss, on the farm of his father-in-law Jelle de Jong. Mr. and Mrs. Searle and family will purchase the farm and Mr. and Mrs. de Jong will acquire the Searle house in. Lucknow. THAT Nancy Thompson, daughter a Mr. and Mrs..Don Thompson of tucknow„ thinks that dad is a bit 'slow picking up the news close at hand. After reading last week's' paper, and the story about Bob Gilchrist finding the old bread token from Reid's Bakery, Nancy was quick to point out to her dad that she also had an old token in her treasures. Upon checking, we discovered it to be from the MacKenzie Bakery in Lucknow and after some research, found it to be about 65 years old.. Nancy found it at the town dump about a year ago. 90th Birthday On Thursday Thomas Salkeld of Lucknow will mark his 90th birthday on Thurs- day, December 11. Tom was born in Goderich Township in 1885. He farmed in Goderich Town- ship; coming to the St. Helens area to farm 'in 1920. About eight years ago' he retired to Lucknow. Tom has` three daughters, Mrs. James (Mary) Boyle of Lucknow, Mrs. John (Margaret) Schmidt of Calgary and Dr. Helen' Salkeld of North Gower. His wife died in 1973 and a son Laurence Salkeld died• in 1972: He has 'one grandson and three granddaughters. Open House was held at the Anglican Parish Hall in Lucknow on Sunday afternoon when friends and relatives called to extend their best wishes. ° A pessimist considers the span of life a bridge of sighs. THAT A Christmas dance, sponsored by Ashfield Federation of Agricul- ture, was omitted by the 'Sentinel in last week's issue. Details can be found on the classified ad page. OLIVET Mrs. Oscar White visited recent- ly with Mr. and Mrs. Bert White and children of Birr. Harold Stacey and Dorothy Perryman of Barrie visited on the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hamilton and family. Ted Henry of Goderich visited on Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ron McGuire. COUNTY HONOURS 4H Achievement Day featuring "A Touch of Stitchery" was held on Saturday, December 6th in the Ripley District School. Leaders for the Clover Valley club are Mrs. Ray Hamilton and Mrs. David Elphick. ' Our congratulations go to Kendra Elphick for receiving her County Honours. This award is given for the completion of six dubs. Bill Porter returned home last week after spending a few days in Wingham Hospital. We wish him improved health. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hamilton and Jennifer of Hanover visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hamilton and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jim • McNairn, Karen and David of Seaforth visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar White. Honour Coup Leaving Area ST. HELENS NEWS RelativeS and former nu of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pu a social evening on Friday Helens Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Purdon their new home in White October. The evening was spell "Shoot". High prizes we and Mrs. Albert Taylor wri high going to Ross Durnir Menary. Mrs. Purdon travelling shoot. . Don Cameron addresse Mrs. 1Purdtm and Frank and J. D. Duniin preser with a Victorian table lam conclusion, lunch was se A PROBLEM SOLV FOR CHRISTtAa For that Christmas which will be apprec year long, give a new a subscription to The Luck intl. '$8 per year in Ca for foreign. 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