The Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-07-26, Page 20TWENTY,•
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LUCKNOW SENTINEL, • ;LUCKNOW: ONTARIO-
WEDNESDAY JULY" 26th 1967
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YOUR "LOWEST PRICES" FOODLAND
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SHOP HERE
FOR THESE y�7
COME ONE, COlVME ALL,
To The August 4th and 5th Celebrations. In Ripley,
Frida ,. Ni ht August : 4th
Dance In Ripley High School Auditorium
Choosing of Centennial Beauty Queen
for: Ripley. •• •
S�tird�y,.Augusi 5#h
9 A.M.. --' Registration at High School.
10 A.M. - Ball Games and., Volley 'Ball:
1 P.M. SHARP --:---,Parade from . old school . grounds.,',
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ENTERTAINMENT FOR EVERYONE
Antique display/ in; Township Hall Butter. Making —; Quilting:
Churning = Rug Making Weaving Soap Making ..
Ball Games All Afternoon — Scotch Dancing —"Square • Dancing : ,
Music and Competitions For Everyone.
Institutes of area will'provide. food:.
CHiCKEN: BARBECUE
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'5. p.m : to' 8 p.m..
Adults. ; $1.50, , Children 75c •
ponsored• by the Ripley Legion.
CARNIVAL AND GAMES, . OF
• CHANCE. ' FREE "ADMISSION
TO ;'PARK AT ALL, .TIMES.'
SATURDAY NIGHT - dance in High School with prizes for
Centennial costumes. ;and"' beards.
Peking family W story Here
Callers at The a Sentinel last week
were Mr. and Mrs. James Scott• -and
• their son William of 4234 Crestdale
.Walled Lake, Michigan..
They are seeking information
about their, family •in attenipting to'
write a family history:.Mrs.:Scott
is the,for,m'er June Potts. She is.the
grand -daughter' of Elijah Potts And
Maggie MacPherson who left Luc• k.
now "about 1880.., her. Potts went to
Clinton and Blyth and then on to
Port' Huron in Michigan.
It is believed that Maggie Mac-
Pherson was a sister of Sandy;Mac
Pherson who at :one time operated
a liquor store in Lucknow. :The
•MacPherson family originated in
Kincardine.
• The Scott.fainily talked with.
many district residents including
;Miss' Jess e••MacKay 4tio will he
100.'years old come October:
Granddaughters Qf
Rev Angus MacKay
Visit -Local Church:
Morag add Catriona Urghuart;;
two. sisters from `Ross Shire. Scot
land•paid'a ,visit:to Lucknow on.:
Sunday. They came to see the
Presbyterian Church and called at.
the manse.
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They are'•the daughters of•Mary
MaclCaY Youngest est d ht r f •
Y aug e o
the Rev. Angus ,MacKay who prea-
ched in Lucknow some years 'ago
Their niother was seven.years old
when the family left Lucknow •for
Scotland •in 1904:
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CIVIC -HOLIDAY PROCLAMATIO
1 Hereby Proclaim.
Monday, : August 7th'
A CIVIC HOLIDAY .FOR THE
Vilioge of Lucknow
andcall uto observe it as 'midi
. pon all persons
O. W. JOYNT, Reeve .
Alaik
SEE.; .
By TheSefltini
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•TI'AT 165 Boy Sco ti and 45 lead-
ers from: the Saugeen District. •
arrived, back in Walkerton• on Fri
day night about midnight': All
concerned report an exciting and
interesting.4000 mile camping'
. trip to the east coast. Many of. •
• the group, were from :Lucknow' and
Kinloss Scout Troops.
THAT Mr.. and Mrs. Byron, Greig
'Of Lions• Head observed their 5Oth'
wedding anniversary. Saturday,•
.July 15th.; Mrs. "Tessie" Greig is
known to many in this area '
having been ..apast. Warden of
' Bruce County;.
THAT Williath Renaud of Kitchen-
er passed away at St.. Marys.
Hospital in that city last week. •
• He' was ,71 years of"age. Mr. Re
--Lnaud was known inLucknow
through his,aisociat'ions with the
Flocal factory a number of ,years
ago..
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' TITAT, the Ripley and; District 'Cen-
tennial Celebrations ; •postponed: .
• • on the July 1st weekend. because',
of the drowning deaths in the
community, will be held ;on the,
Civic. Holiday weekend; and an
'ad .appears in this issue:
THAT ,v1r:- and Mrs.' Jelle,de Jong.
Of the .4th of Kinloss have had
•`„rela'tives from Holland: visiting.
._With them , Johan,de Jong; from.
,,Zaanda:m in Holland, and a
nephew Of Jelle arrived: the end
Of June' and will return in late
August . Hans Dykstra,' a :cousin
• of Mrs; de Jong is:from Metsal-::
awier in Holland. He arrived
July 5th and returned last Friday.
Both travelled:.by air
THAT John Ackert , :son of. Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd •Ackert of Holyrood.
will•loave .this week; for theJ2th'
World Scout Jamboree to be held
at -Lake Pond Oreille,, Farragut
State 'Park, Id'aho.. Scouts from 90
'countries will be at the United'
States' location from August .1 to
9..
NABOB 40s' PLUS 15 ,RAGS FREE
TeaBags Sadet �...
BARGAIN
Package 79c
LYNN VALLEY 14 OZ,
.. REQUEST REPEAT
Green= & Wax Beans 4 Tins 59c
GARDEN'. PATCH: 14 OZ,
Cream Style
SUPREME REG. 3-41.00
Assorted Cookk
MONEY 'SAVER! •.
ins..65c
STOCK '..UPI
89c
THAT Mr., and Mrs. Allan Manic),
,Susan and, Ronnie. moved to' •
Clifford. last weekend from
Lucknow where they have,resided
for eight years. ,Allan is' manager
: •of Wesont Lumber' Co. in,Clifford•
• The:mill in Lucknow shut down
sometime ago
L�cal.B�ys At'
Hockey School
Kenny Hamilton, son of Mr,. and
Mrs. '.Al Hamilton of Lucknow,
spent last week at. the Billy Harris
hockey school' at Maple.
David Cleland, son;of Mr. and.
Mrs. Brock Cleland ;of •Lucknow,
also is at the school .and. will re-
main for six weeks
The boys receive a training in all
phases of hockey by Billy, with.;
Dave Keon and Bob Pulford'also
working with the boys during the
first Week there., The group were.
taken to a lacrosse game at Maple
Leaf Gardens during the week..
Richard' Ens, a Port Elgin young:,
ster who gave the lateknow • •
PeeWees•some problems in the
garnes•last winter, won the
individual trophy for most deser-
ving player of the week.
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Tins 89c
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Deal '7:9
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' ' JULY 27, 28, 29 ,.
'hied: Generation
'o Ho1d.Pos�
'At the 112th Communication of
the Grand Lodge of Canada: in the
.• Province of Ontario A; F.. & A. M'.•
heliin Toronto July 49.=20 Don-
ald M. Aitchison of Harristora was"
elected to the position .of District
.Deputy Grand Master for the Enke
District
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Fit. Wor. Pro. Aitchison is a "
Past Master of Harriston ,Lodge
ii.262, a Member of Royai'City
Lodge of Perfection A. & A S, R' '
.2nd Gen. Guelph Chapter Rode
,'Croix and a member of Moore
Consistory 32 degrees Hamilton.
Rt W6,or. Bto. Aitchison is the
third generation of his family to
hold this position following Rty
,hold
tiro: ,George Aitchison.
North Huron District and Rt. Wo
st,-
Bro., rack ,Aitchison, Sarnia Di
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. Brother: Passes:
At Clinton Hospit:al,
WHITECHURCH NEWS
This eonlniunity extends•to
and•Mrs..' Bed Meclenaghan their ,
sincere .sympathy in,the passing of
his brother Harry on Monday.last in;.
Clinton'k1ospitial'.with •burial,on.
Thursday.in Win•g harn'Cemetery
Sympathy is 'also extended k all,
other relatives in the area.
- .
George Falconer of Gerntanv . •
who is visiting his brother Lester
ealconer. of Culross,, called on sev`• :: •'°
eral relatives in the Community
and visited Langside •Cemetery ori
Thursday where his parents.ate
buried. • •
Joyce Tiffin of Teesw•ater'virtted
from Wednesday to Friday with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs 01'v04E
'Tiffin. :
Wallace Conn attended a Mason
gathering being held in Toronto
from •Tuesday to Thursday: ,
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