The Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-07-13, Page 16Ste
ThE JICKNOW SORT NIL, LUCKNQW, ONTARIO.
.41,44.00,poaro,p0~0..,4404:~04.' .
THAT Betty Mothers, ,cloughter of
. , Mr. and Mrs, James Mothers of
i Lucknow, coMmenced work at
the St. Clair anti Christi's branch
. '
of the Toronto Dominion Bank
in Toronto revintl9.,
1
',THAT Terry Rathwill, son of Mr.
and Mrs.. 'Gerald Rathwell of
Lucknow, commenced work last%
week in the advertising, depart-
ment in Simpsons In Toronto,
. . .
THAT Keith Raiser, son Of Rev.
• and Mrs. Gordon Kaiser of Luck-
. . p acer- sey Ferugson in Toront0 on Mon,
now,. commenced work with, Mas -
day as a computer programer,
.erry Lucknow suffered a dee li Keith had been with Kelloggs in
ation to his cheek as.well as fac- London in the same line of work,
Sunsu ial and shoulder cuts in a single
.acc de t on the 2nd conces-
,_
• • ' ITS . car i n '
soon between-Wingharn and Tees-
,. 2-3x, REGULAR .$1.49 , . * • water.' He was treated at 1Ning-
•
ham Hospital.
• THAT ,the sound of .the fife and
drum rang out on Lucknow's
Main Street on Saturday morning
in preparation for the 12th of
July parade at, Harriston.
• .
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THAT Dean MacLeod's book,
"Home and Country Gleanings"
• is selling well. Copies may be ob-
tained from Kairshea Women's
• Institute members or at The
Lucknow Sentinel. Price .is $1.
Include an extra 10c for
• charges on mail orders.
THAT Art Helm, Bill Andrew,
John MacDonald, Dick Richards.
of Lucknow and area, left last
week on a motor trip to the west
coast. On their return trip they
will take inthe "Stampede".
They expect 'to be away about
two weeks. •
IHAT Marianna Mac ona , n ne-
teen-yearkdd daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Maconald of
Lucknow, on Monday, July 4
commenced a two year course
as a radiologist at St. JeSeph's
Hospital, London.
THAT Mrs. A. J. Wilson, accom-
panied by Mrs, Russell •Robert-
son, Mrs. .George Elliott, Mrs.
Frank Miller, Miss Margaret
Rae and Mrs. Gordon Fisher, ail
members of the Lucknow Wom-
en's Institute, were at Southamp-
ton on Friday to serve tea at
c the museum.
• THAT it was like, "old times" to '
hear the Lucknow Pipe Band
performing on Lucknow's main
street on Friday. evening. ,You
can hear the band every Friday
• night this summer coOrtesY, of
"ihe LucknOw Business Men's' As-
sociation.
THAT many have been asking why•.
we do not publish public school
promotion results for schools in
our circulation ,area. The ans-
• wer iS that we would be quite
pleased to do this but the prac-
tice. was discontinued by the
schools some' years ago,. not by
us. In glancing at district week-
ly newspapers, we see many of
the schodis following the pattern
• of publishing promotions which
we feel are. of wide interest.,
THAT Major H. D. ThompAsn at-
tended the militia summer camp
at Pettawawa2ridin command of the 21st v '
Field Regiment with batteries
represented lafrom
weekBud was
mw. ingham;',/
Walkerton and Listowel.
, I .
THAT Mrs. Bob Helm Of Ashfield
is recovering from a broken
arm. Some weeks ago Mrs. Helni
• suffered a broken left arm just
below the shoulder, in a fall in
• ,the yard at her home.. he has
had her arm in a sling.
•
• ,
THAT Harvey Kilpatrick has re-
turned to his home at Belfast af•
-
ter two weelci- in. Victoria Hos-
pital -London, where he under-
went surgery twice in the two
weeks. Harvey's leg is nowbe-
ghtning to heal. It is 6½ months
since he suffered severe leg in-
• juries in a car accident.
Lucknow Frult ark
YOUR 'MOW= PRIani FOODIAND
• N.
HOSTESS 'TWIN-PAK"
PALM GARDENS 50 COUNT
Tea Bags Sale
CHOICE QUALITY 20 OZ.
Peaches On Sale
SAVE
Potato Chips Reg. 69c Special 59c
CRUSH OR 'ROYAL CROWN
SAVE k
Package 39c
SAVE 17c
3 Tins $1
• SAVE 13c
Soft lDriflks In Cans •6 For 47c
•
FIRM, RED, TANGY 3 LBS, $ 1.BS. & BASKETS
Ontario Spys St McIntosh Apples
suNKIsT, GOOD 'SIZE . • YOU .SAVEI.
Oranges On Super Sale 3 Doz. 98C.'
GARDEN,•PATCW 1S OZ. • • • . • .1 'SAVE TO 2k
Choice Peas Sale •
7 Tins 99c
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No. Stamps! You Save More Here
.s• WE SELL FOR LESS
PHONE, 5214420
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VALUES EFFECTiy •
.110L* 14, 15, 16
44x
REGULAR $198 TO $3THAT Charles McQuillin of St.
..95
Helens.•
won 1st prize for fife
Reduced 20°/ p
ly
ing
-
at the "July 12th" day
0 held at Harrision ,on SatUrday
last. The drum, winner was
from' Goderich.
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•10
• ' THAT' '•'-Alex "Sandy" Havens 'Of
• Lucknow leff.by •bus an:Saturday
to visit in' British Columbia with
his brother 'and otherst
relative.
,
9 8c
THAT Mrs'. William Hogan' of Ash-
field was recently admitted to
-)c. , . Wingham Hospital where she
• ./ was treated affir .being struck
Girls Pop Tops
. ciderit. She received injuries to• .
COTTON 10-14 . » ' Fier spine and ne.ok• 1 • •
THAT Hugh MacMillan of Sarnia
and formerly` of Luclasow is a
• member Of the Point Edward
merchants, a softball team from
that town which\ played -In Wing -
ham on Saturday against Wing -
harm, The Merchants play. in the
Sarnia city league. Pat "Whitey"
'Stapleton •of ChkagoStatic
Hawk fame ls a member' of 'the
• Merchants team.
Committee of Ten, representinil was appointed.:
44 municipalities in DOfferin, Some of the mUnitiralities
•
Bruce, Huron and part of Welling*- involved ife in the Midestern
•• , tort Counties, has been formed • Ontario Development A s!.ociation
'With the object of preparing a And others in the Geor:1-an Fa)
detailed brief to be presented later Development Associat'o.rr : The
this year to the Minister -of-indut-: central committeeOf 11-arrl
try at Ottawa -petitioning that the - Bridle of .titaunt.FOres: ,'1;airrn
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'areas concerned be ,declared • • - appealed. to the 1.f.CTA, re-
-.7designated" districts entitled to.: ported for. co7oretatic 7. 3,,,istanct
the benefits set out by the federal 'in 'preparirg the pro2P
sbyerrinlerit to attract legitimate and were, in effet » dew:
industry to "slow growth" thunicip- HoweVer, it was by a
ainlditust:orareas
yto:salso..w gr
oh Ornin
wth" icip-.-..cormpittee mernber
ie
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'The Conirp!ittee of Ten is at .iraetimongrrsc'min.pt.ehr;::telen:";C•cc:sasi
present engaged in collecting facts
with the plan
and figures to assist a petitioning r
. : •
'Cortirnittee in the preparation of b"xiit will carr Ofl ‚
•••,, necessary brief. The latter • .
Grant.and Harry Bridle, Motint
already set up
'::
, committee. composed of Roy ality Committee o
Representatives of
Forest, and Clarence Schmaltz of alities formed there. •-•.;7. :4.5t
Walkerton and E. NicCannell of February' and in tht and.r.e:
search the', have tfov, *
Mern)Ders of the Committee of
•
• .;Ter. are:- McInnes, Hanover;
Every C.-or_rie;* Ken Gamble ,
. Patterson, Orangeville; Bob
Shelburne;: R. McLellan, secretary.
Fridat:•Night.:
. • Mount Forest; R. Pelton: Listowel;
Alt Slimmer.
Compliments- Of
• 'ccittie to the con.
plan Can probabV. *'•- 7:c71
by business and prt.
•whose futures 4ure
economic growth cr
this area of Oritanc!
BURNING TIME
• F. lA'alkon,'Goderich; H. Bridle,
Mount Forest; M. Mitchell, Roth-
_ and Joynt„ Lucknow.
Fac h municipality concerned has
been asked to Contribute $20:
towardA the expenses to be 'met ,
in the ',.,T:dertaking,„ Earlier in'the
.ear it had been planned to engage
t:eserl, ices of a so-called profess-
ional group to lead the region's
case at4C'ttawa but the estimated
cot, balanced- against possibilities
ing in the talents of members
e a
sidered unrealistic and aa tesult
the four -than "brief" cornrnittee
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