The Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-03-15, Page 7INK ,141CKNOW SENTINELS ONTARIO, PA.' swam
`THE CHOICE CHOICE OF BETTER FARMERS"
ALFALFAS
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GRASSES
YOUR. SEED PURCHASES MIXED FREE
FOR ALL YOUR FARM AND GARDEN SEED
REQUIREMENTS CALL 528-2903
D.R. Finlayson
Lucknow, Ontario
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FROM
MANAGEMENT AND STAFF ,OF
JACKLIN FARMS
R.R. 3 GODERICH
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02- WEDNESDAY, MARCH toRcH 1971
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)t. Mrs.Walter Black visited with
'Mr. and Mrs..W..T..Roulston
and Mrs. Jennie Mills of the
•Pinecrest Manor Nursing Home
on Friday.
Atr, and sir Rau-1 11a-ni-ilto.n~o:L
Hanover visited with 'Mr. and Mrs,
Raj Hainilton'and Wend yand Mrs.
W. R. Hanniton on un• ay.
Friends of Mr. •W. T. Roulston
will be sorry .to hearthat .he is
quite ill with. the flu,. ,
Onte.again the school children
,were blessed with 'another stormy
Wetine-s-da y when
school buses were cancelled due
• to poor Visibility. ,
Friends of Mrs. Oscar White .
will•be glad to knoW.that she is
recuperating nicely .but is•• still
a patient in.,Vittoria Hospital.•
Mrs'. MelVin Colling 'visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bushell
of Kincardine last week.
Mrs...Walter 131aCk'andJoyce.
visited in Goderich on Sunday'
Mrs; Minnie McTavish is a
patient in Walkerton 'Hospital,
With pneihnonia
.,Mr. and Mrs. Harty.Colling
ed: Campfire leader, Kathy Tre-7
leaven; Hostess badge , Edith
Greer , Betht-W-isser-7 -K-a-t-h-r yn Me'
Kim; Cook badge , Niargaret Mae-
Intyre; Skier badge, Brenda Mac-
Donald , Mary Ellen Havens, •
Kathryn NICKirn , Susan 'Thomp-
son , Lorna;Bciyle, Cathy Brooks.
Good work girls:
Following patrol corners a
rowdy game of the bean knot chal-
lenge instied with the Bluebifd
patrol the winners. •
The meeting closed with camp-
fire followed by vespers and taps.
and family.visited with MI.. and
Mrs. Harold Johncton of Teeswat-
.er on Saturday evening;.
The many friends of Mr Walt-•
.er Roulston will be sorry to hears.
that he is a.patient in Kincardine
Hospital.
. The• regular meeting of the
Lucknow Girl Guides was held, '
on Thursday ; Nlatch 9..
AND
TO
II IYNN- LOWRY
and LOWRY FARM SYSTEMS
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Mrs. Ann Taylor' and Miss
Sandy 'Kramens of London, Ont-
ario visited: with Mr, 'and .Mrs,
Ken Taylor recently. While
here they attended the Lucknow
Skating„Club Achievement night:
The Taylors bought Barry Mc-
Donagh's farm where they reside
on the 12th coneeSsion: Mr. Tay ,
for is employed by the.
Combined Insurance co. of Amer•
ica .
Mr. and Mrs,. Floyd Horton of
Sutton 'visited relatives in Luck,-
now -and.on the 12th on Saturday.
MIS.. Ifortbil -waS -fornieriy Jean
Ritchie, daughter of. the late Mr.
and NirS. 'Edgar Ritchie.
Mr. .and Mrs. Frank Ritchie
and Mrs. Frank Riegling and Lisa
visited Mrs: Mary McAuley at
Halton Centennial tvranor at Mil-
ton ort•Saturday.' They•also
ciff •Miss Ruby :Clark. at Acton.
Spring must be .around the.
corner as Jack Ritchie has. 15,baby
lambs.
Henry-6-ardnet patient- •
at.Huronview , Clinton. Mrs.
Gardner °entered Wingham Hospit-
al On .Friday where she is•being
treated fix a sore leg.
Mr. and /vIrs. Douglas- Alton of
Fort Chipewyan,, Alberta spent a
week of their holidays visiting
relatives in this area.. John and
Kenneth Ritchie, entertained ,them
Was:Widely Known
WILLIAM A;. STEWART
William Allison Stewart passed
away February .17 at Wingham and
District General Hos.pital'in .his
68th year.:
.• Ile was 'the elder son of the late ,
D.avid,J. Stewart and Alfretta • '
Yemen..' He was'born .June 27,
1904 at Jot•28, Cof -i I finrom,
being the 'beginning of the fourth •
,generation of Stewarts to reside at
this location. He received his
at Clover Valley S.S.
2, and Ripley Continliation School.
He continued to live on the
keen farm unti1 .1,937 , taking a' keen •
interest in conlinunity and church,'
serving -as president of the Young.
peoples Union and'orinthe Board
of Stewards' of Olivet United
Church.
In 1937; .in company with
George Coyne ,"former principal
Of Ripley Continuation School.,.
tent to. Northern .Ontario .oper-.
ate a garage and service station,
lie returned to Huron'to Manage
the•farin for the late Elizabeth
Welsh , and . in 1039 was, engaged
by J. S. Kilpatrick as service
and repair, nan fOr Massey-Ferg-
uson in"Lucknow..
lie later. purchased the bosiness'
and on selling it ,to. Sam Gkion
pifrehased Lot 1, Con.• 14 W.D.
Ashfield in 19413 'where he, es-tab-:
fished a herd of registered ShOrt-
horn cattle as well as thb general
repair business, which was to
make him so well and favourably
known over a wide 'area. In 1968
he sold the farM and moved: to
theAmberley area where he con=
tinned the repair business as, well •
as helping out onncighbouring
farms:
----Ftmeral--serviec-Was-oandueted_
by Rev. George Ball at .MeLen*-
flati'XIcCreath Funeral Horne,
Ripley on February 21 with temp-'
o.N1h: (2m:011N-holt in Ripley Cern-
etery Chapel., The pallbearers
were James IL NlacTavish„
ter. Roulston Eldon and James
Bradley ,•Stowart Shiells and Sandy
NlaecharleS. ti
.to dinner on Tuesday at Manor
Hotel, Wingham. Mr. and Mrs,
Roy Pennington and .family were
also gUests. Following the dinner
the guests visited at‘che Penning-
ton home for the-evening. .From---
here the the Altons visited relatives
in Toronto and left from TOro.nt6
by plane to visit at ,Calgary. Fott.
.Chipewyan seven hundred miles
north of Calgary.
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During horseshoe formation . • several girls were awarded badges. Area Businessman
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W1NGHAM
"THE LITTLE PROFIT DEALER ON WINGHAM'S
ONLY ONE WAY STREET"
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: DOOR PRIZES — COFFEE — SOFT DRINKS i:.• , 1.. -. • , .._ ,
. I GIFT TO FIRST 0- CUSTOMERS. ' I .
KIMUGH
Mrs. Edna Whylock of
er, visited during the week with
Edna a-tad-May--Boyle-and--visited
with her brother Mr. Richard
Elliott , who is a patient in the
Kincardine and District 'Hospital.
We wish him improved health.
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19 oz: size
BANANAS
13c LB
TIRE SPECIALS FROM MARCH 20 = 25