The Lucknow Sentinel, 1971-04-21, Page 17rSINESS WILL BE KNOWN AS.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2ls#, 1971 ,
THE ,LUCKNOW ,,SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, - ONTARIO
.PAGE' SEVENTEEN
1ucKNow
REG AND CAROL JONES
Wish to Extend a
to- Peter `J. ;'Hanley
the. ' new ro ntetor': of Rathwell Shoe 'Store which.
,the P P ,
will„operate under,the.`name of
MARHAN, SHOES
We hope that Peter .will enjoy life in Lucknow. We Know his
shoe store will be a credit to• the business life of the community.
Bridal Shower For
RosaleneLPhii 1 ips
• ''ST; •HELENS NEWS '
On. Sa.turd y evening, Rosalene
Phillips was,guest 9111'06436r at
'• .a •Corn•munity. 'Shower ,in the: St'.,
= n's k' 11 Mrs,J Jm . Ruther-
ford prayed several numbers
while 'the' 1adies°gathered,. Mrs';
Warre'Zinn •was •chairlady.for a+
short program including a reading.'
by •Mrs., Andrew Gaunt; musical
nu.mhers 15y Mary and Lynne
•.'Anderson .with Mrs;.••Wm. Andrew
accompanying a ' ..a t.ricrby-Mrs:.
Toni Pritchard, -Lree. Gammie and
Karen Kilpatrick. Contests were;
conducted''by Mrs Wm., Pardon •
arid ,Mrs: Alex Purves., Mrs, Gord-
on Anderson read an:addr.ess of
good wishes to the bride -elect.
Assisting the bride in opening.
•' gifts, ifts 'were Louise. McDonald ;.
',Mary :[3arger , Faye. ,Henry Mary
Anne Alton' and. Leone Cranston,
Rosalene thanked the/ladie's and.
lunch was served. at the :conclusion.
Mrs:- Ken -Greta r , Nancy and,
Bradley. of Montreal spent the:past'
week with her parents,, Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Webb. '
Nine tables enjoyed. the final
Shoot Party on Thursday night;
High .prizes, went to ROyTaylor
and Mrs. Albert Taylor and sec.
and high went to Mr. and Mrs. •
Pete Jefferson. • The "most shoot
tie withY
prize" was a "five -Way
Frank McQuillin the' winner:. The
nn ! i
Jefferson. Everyone enjoyed pie
and 'coffee at the Conclusion. ,•• •
Mrs;. Frank 'McQuillin and Mrs.
Don •Cameron'attendedthe Strat-
ford General Hospital Nurses' •
Graduation on Saturday, They.
WHITECHURCH
•Whitechurch. Y P.r,S, held a
Record Hop in the Eommunit;y
Memorial Hall on Friday evening ,
with around forty enjoying .the
dance..
..Dalton Schultz was admitted
,Wednesday to'Wingham and
District Hospital; where he •
would: undergo, surgery... He is',
wished a speedy recovery by the
community..
', The, country members of . .
Whitechurch: IN I ,:- are sponsoring
an Old Time Daric.e ort Friday,
April 23 in the Whitechurch Hall;
GARAGE OPENED'
Bill Willis opened up his garage..
on Wed nesday.•last: and •is .no. w
Serving B.P.• products. The white
lights on the gas pumps:'really •
lights, up •this corner of the village,
"The 0.C; W • have been busy.
•this,week quilting a quilt at the -
home of Mrs.• Dave Gibb.
Mr, and .Mrs.. Gary Johnson and:
boys.of Mildmay Were •Sunday' ' .
visitors with her, sister Mrs.: Walter'
'Moore; Mr..lvloore and family,
-Mr. and. Mrs ▪ Archie •Purdon,
pd Kendra visited .
Sunday with her mother Ivirs. Web-
ster Jackli; 'of Lisaowel.
.,also attended _their'class'reunion
on the week end. •
d
Mr. and Mrs.:'.John Car -Peron
were -S urday:_visitors with Mrs
James.,Douglas.at Mitchell.
.Dan Rose of Erno Was a. Sunday.
visitor with Mr-. and .Mrs. Harvey.:
1Nebb.
Mr. and Mrs.'Barry NicQui.11 n;
Jill and" Scott 'Of Ancaster 'spent'
last week 'end with his parents. M
and ,'Mrs'. Fred IvfcQuillin
Andrea 1vlcQUilfin of Kitchener
has been visiting with her grand -
.parents`Mr; and Mrs • Fred MG-'
Quillin•, ,
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•:Mr. "and Mrs.' Dan Tiffin were
Friday' e'"ening visitors. with''Mr.
and Mrs. Don Ross and 'family'. Cf V
TO THE PEOPLE.OF LUCKNOW AN
DISTRICT. FOR -YOUR- SUPPORT-WHIL=]
BUSINESS' IN LUCKNOW
WEr' ARE CONFIDENT THAT THE NEW OWNER OF THE
SHOE STORE, PETER HANLEY OF FORT. 'EWE,. WELL.
PROVIDEITHE COMMUNITY WITH' A FINE RETAIL FOOT.::
WEAR BUSINESS:
TERRY RATHWELL
Mr. and. Mrs. Donald Kirkland;
and Lana,of Kingsville spent the
week.end,wtth Mi\ and Mrs Gord
on Kirkland. •
'Mr. and .Mrs. Frank'Ritchie a•nd,.
Mr:. and 'Mrs. Frank 'R1egling; of
Kingsbridge ,attended ;the .Eriskson'-
•
Mr•and ,Mrs.: Jack MacIrtyre of
Wingham were Sunday: visitors.
With, Mr : and Mrs.. Robt. Mowbray
and Mrs. A. E., Ptirdon.
GRANDDAUGHTER PASSES
Word was received here ;Sunday
by Mr.. , and -Mrs. Robert Mowbray'
of the ;sudden •passing of his' grand
daughter. Linda. Seddon ',.;daughter
of. Mr. and Mrs'. Ronald. Seddon of
.Brantford. Mrs': • Seddon -is the
former Roberta Mowbray of this
vicinity and of.Wingham Ttx4.
community extendstheir
'sympathy,:
MSH: TO
4OUNCE- THAT: WE :HA
ED: :'.
E P'I1RCH A. S
LUCKN
MRS. JES
• SIE STEVENSON'. WILL 'CONTINUE TO SERVE' YOU AN WILL`
BE PLEASED-TO:SHOW YOU OUR NEW SHOE LINES,
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PETER J. IriANLEY
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old: Annua
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A Pot -Luck -di yed.:'
'in -the St Helens hall. at 12.30
Tuesday:, April 6th by:St, • Helens'
:'Women's. Institute.: Mrs. •James '
Aitchison presided• for the.meet-
ing which opened •with the Ode: •
and the Mary: Stewart Collect.
Mrs:. Ross :'Errington read: the
correspondence A donation' will'
Abe :given • do the-Lucknow Agricul-
ture Society A ,'short course was
votedon.:' .
Mrs . : Harold.: Gaunt. gave a -re -
;port on the. ex.ecutive..meeting
..held; in Goderic•h. 'The District
Annual' will be :.held in 'Londes
hero on May 31st.
A card party 'will' beheld April.
15. with•a pie 'counter- The •
committee in c are o "he card,
'McAuley''wedding,in Ripley Pres-
byterian Church on. April 14th,
Mr'., and Mrs.: Peter•Camp.bell
of Lucknow visited on Sunday with •
Mr ;. and'Mrs. 'Henry Gardner and
Lane'.•.
.G. Hunter on; Saturday were. Mr .
and Mrs.: Ken Laidlaw' and Miss
Joyce Laidlaw • of London and. Mr.,
Bill` Shepherd of Sarnia.
Ladies
of.Zion and Luc:know en-
oy a- ot--i
day:in Zion -hall. A very enjo
able.,program followed.. Special.
thanks to'.the Zion L.O. L for the . .
use_o: the_hal1 _ •
,•
•
�Vleet'w.i1
Presidents from
Across Ontario
• Bev McNay. b;f Ashfield ,. Presid
.ent of National. Farmers' Union . :
Local 335 , attended a meeting in
'Oshawa -on Tuesday, April 6th
.with N.F.0 Executive and Dir-
ectors and Presidents froom; all ... '
.across Ontario: ' •
Later that evening 'a meeting .
was held in Mitchell with• Presid
et -it : Roy Atkinson• and Wornen's •
'party will be Mrs:. Allan Miller, ` :president Mrs. Evelyn Potter.: as
•Mrs.• Frank McQuillin and Mrs ' 'guest speakers. ",Bevand 28 mean=.
Charles McDonald. Final reports ;bers from• Local 335 attended.:
from--all-officers.... for.. the year. _Mrs.: Potter_.: spoke :of the .N, F. U.
were given. , as an •important:vehicle to enable
',Mrs. Harold 'Gaunt installed the`'farners across Canada to work and
new slate of officers' as follows ' talk together 'Communications
Presidents Mrs: Allan'' Miller;' from National Office in Saskatoon
Mrs,. Rus e1' reach-Exe::: TyrL 1
Philips, 2nd Vice President, .Mrs.. •across the country each week.
Peter Chandler; .Secretary Treas- Food and related industries are
1rPr''-, Mrs 'Ro.bi. Aite'h son,
Assis- responsible. for 42',%0 of Canadian
tant Secretary -Treasurer, Mrs ,wealth; Mrs'.. Potter saidThe
Lloyd Whytock; District Director', ,farmers,., 7 % of the populations
Mrs; Jas Aitchison, Alternate , tare responsible for $23• billion
Mrs: Harald Gaunt; Branch :Direr 'della s tin Carrada; Most other
tors, Mrs.` Ross' Errington, Miss •' people realize this more 'than
Isobel Miller. and Mrs. :Gordon ffar•niers do„
MacPherson; Pianist and Curator;. Speaking in the same vein,
Mrs'.' E. W. Rice; Assistant Pian-°
nt. Roy Atkinson said that ` • '•
Preside
.earo-he'approx.imat-e 50
• people •in. the room probably rep-
resented $1,00,:000.inv.estmerit , a
wtotaLof $35410.O,.000__,_This_is�th
kind -Of tee -Ara -11c p_bwer `stat
negotiate, wish . Complaining to. `
governn`ient is not enough; we
'must be vitally interested in the.
'organization and do something
about it. We now have bis corn- •
panies'instead of small to deal - . •
with. •Small ''milk plants were
e
given rn'oney to closedown, big ,
plants were given money to ex •
pand. Everyone benefited except
the farmer, In ,P, E.1. a farmer •
receives .720.for a 60 Ib. bag
of poatatoes. Ina Toronto Super •
market the same po ttieo brin
.d;l'o' fir a IQ lb, bag, The N. i
U,,, is. oi1t to eotrect'tllxs.
•
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Mrs.. Harold Cooper, Miss Isobel •
.Miller.
Standin Cam iittees, Citizen
sharp and =Education , -Mrs. Pete
'Chandler;; Agricultureand Canad-
ian ian'IndustrMrs, Harold Gaunt;
Home Economics and Health,
Mrs. Wm:? l Re
urdon; Historica,
,search and Current' Events , Mrs.
uordon'Struthers; es lufiotis,
Mrs. Ernest Gaunt; Public R'ela=
Ross- Camnli
.tions.,. Mrs, e.+
On behalf'of the Si, Helens •
ladies, Mrs. Ros's Gan11nie
thanked 'Mrs. James Aitchison
and firs. Ross Errington for acting
,.
as their President and'ecretary•-
Treasurer for the past =three years,,•
The meeting, 'closed' with C
Oa' nada,