The Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-03-29, Page 7optIESPAY, MARCH 2941, 1972
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100 ACRE FARM
Between. Lucknow and Ripley; also 50 acres joining or would
sell house and barn on 35 acres
FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 528-2245
NEW' BRICK HOUSE
3. bedrooms, electric heat, on 5 acre plot, maple shade treea,
near Lucknow
Kleenex
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Glide Sizing
20 .0 L.AEROSOL CAN
5 for $1.00 59c
LIBBY'S •14 OZ. TIN WAGSTAFFE 24 OZ. JAR
Fruit Cocktail Assorted Janis
2 for 59c 49c
SILVER .RIBBON.- 19 OZ. TIN E Robin Hood
Green or Wax Flout •
Beans 25 ,LB. BAG' REG. $3.07
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_HO .OWNERS CALL TO 10 P.M.
$2,000-$50,009
Obtain Al the cash 'you need and reduce your payments by as
much as half with a 2nd or 3rd mortgage on sensible terms. Call
to 10 p.m.
today for helpful courteous service. Prompt Invest-
ment Corp., 330. Bay, St., Toronto. Call Collect 3669586, evenings
131,810,
Clerk • Treasurer
FOR
VILLAGE OF LUCKNOW
Applications are invited , for the Position o
Clerk-Treasurer for the Village of Lucknow.
Applitants must have accounting experience.
Initial salary to be negotiated according to qualifications.
Applications stating experience, qualifications and telephone
number will be received by the undersigned 'up to 4 p.m., March
30tb, 1
J. W. JAMIESON '
Clerk-Treasurer
Box 40,
Lucknow, Ontario
JOBS OF INTEREST TO MEN
Sales Representative
-Required to Sell• industrial_a\nd_agricultural _build-
ings. The successful applicant should have a prov-
en sales background and some experience in agric-
ulture and construction. We, are offering a salary
plus commission, together with. other Company
benefits. Interviews will be held locally.'
APPLY IN WRITING TO: ,
PER'SONELL MANAGER
BEAVER LUMBER COMPANY LIMITED
2251 NORTH SHERIDAN WAY"•
MISSISSAUGA, ONTARIO
WHITECHURCH
Mr. and •Mrs. George Gaunt
of Ex pent_the-w.e-e..k-ie-nd-w-i-t-h-
his parents Mr. 'and Mrs. John
Gaunt and her parents Mr. and.
Mrs. Bob Adams. On Sunday Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Gaunt and• Janet of ,
Centralia were visitors at the
Gaunt home. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Relison Falconer,
Brian; Paul and Lynn of Sarnia
spent the week end with h .
and Mrs..Robert Laid -
law and her parents in Wingham.
Many friends and relatives will
be pleased to learn that Lynn has
Unproved in health and is' now
able to attend school.
Miss Lois Falconprof Clinton
visited on •Mondayiwith Mr. and Ma, Wesley Tiffin.
Mt. 'and Mrs'. Herb Hunter and
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BIRTHS
GLITOSKIE Harry and Donna
(Rintoul) Cutoskie of R. R. 1
Tecuinsth, proudly announce the
arrival of their daughter Michelle
•Dawn,.7 lbs., 4 oz. at ,Grace
Hospital , Windsor , March 22nd ,
•1972. First grandchild for 1 1r. and
Mrs, tlill Rintoul, Whitechurch,
MAILETTE Jud and Janet (Fors-
ter) Mailette of Kitchener a're
pleased to announce the' birth of
a son, Jeffery Allan on March •
23rd at tKitchener-Waterloo
pital,-Kitchener
REDMOND - to Mr. and Mrs:
Ambrose Redmond, Lucknow., in
Wingham and District Hospital,
on Tuesday, March 21.,.1972, a
son. •
ROSA - in Community Hospital,
Anderson, Indiana , on March 1,
1972 to Mr. and Mrs. John Rosa.
(Kathryn Sparks) a son, Paul
ndrew , a brother for Steven.
The 'death .of Mrs. 'William J
Roulston of Wingha.nr occurred in
Wirighani and.District Hcispita1 on.'
Friday, March 24., at age 77. •
She was the former Jernima
(Mima) Smith and 'was horn in...
Huron .Township , a daughter, of
W. C. and Susan Smith.
June ,i2:191:8 she married William
„,Roulston . Following thei/mar-
.riagethey farmed in Huron Town-
ship. Mr. Rotilston, passed.away
in 1946. • • • •
, •
Mrs.. Roulston -moved to Wipg-
hdin in 1946 where she has since
resided. . She was a inember.of
the. Winghain United Church and
a Life Member of•the• Wingham
United Church. Women, of which
she had been preSident for sever-'
al. years. • • • `
Besides her husband she was
predeceased by one. son Charles in.
1938 at the age of sixteen; also..
one •sister Mrs. Win. (Cinda) '• •
Parsons and-One •rotner (-hat. •s E.
Srnith.'
COOK - to' Ivan and Betty Cook
of Ripley on Monday,' March 20,
1972 in Kincardine •Hospital, a
re-'-CCT)reerr,Elizabeth, a ,
sister for Susan, Ronald and Dar-
ren.
Mrs. Roulston is survived by
one. sister. Mrs. Elmer (Alice) Os-
bOrne of Ripley and the following,•
nieces and nephews, Mrs. Jack
Reavie of Wingliani, Mrs. Itob-'
ert Campbell of Lucknow , Mrs.
MacCallurn of Hanover,
• Mrs. R ay Pennington' of Teeswat•-
er, , Robert Osborne of Ripley,. Mrs.
Merle Nelson 'and Mr's.' Kenneth •
, both of Salem „ Kansas
arid Smith Parson of Ka-nsas,
Kansas..
• The funeral service, was held
on•March26 at the Walker Fun-
eral lime, Wthgharn. Rev
Barry Passmore• was minister.
Teniporary entombment was ,
C -m-retety Chap,
el with later burial in Ripley'
,Cemetery. • •
Pallbearers were Sandy Mac-
Charles, Gordon Roulston, Nor-
•va 1 'Stewart , Jake Jtitzi , Wm. •
Atistin, John •Rou:lstoh. Flower
.beirers.wete Stewart BeSttie and
Donald Kai.
--NIRSTWI:-ROU-LSTON
•Nlr ..anci Mrs. Bill Porteous of
Lucknow were Sunday afternoon
callers at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Emerson.
Home for the week end were
Joanne. Laidlaw of Goderich,
Irene de. Boer of Stratford, Paul
Laidlaw of HensalL
ATTEND CAPPING CEREMONY
' Mr. and Mrs. John de Boer
attended a nurse's capping cere
mony at, Stratford General Hnspi,r.,
al on Friday where Iheir daughter'
Irene in training received her
cap.
Congratulations to David John-
ston of St. Pails, grandson of MD ,
and Mrs. Gershom,Johnston of
Wingliam , on -being -a member .
of St.Marys,Second All Star'
hockey team in.the hockey•tourn-
ament last Week in the play with
Goderich with the score 4-1, Kin-
•cardine 8-0 , Owen Sound 7-:3 and
the second game with an Owen
=Sound tea_Pri-at-the-end-of- the \play
was' 2-2. In 5 minutes overtime
the St. Marys team won on.shots
on goal and won the trophy.
Mrs; Alex Verb.eek and JaMie
Of Gorrie were visitors on Satur-
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:.WHITCHURCH:
Coffee
Potatoes- E 6 OZ. JAR
2 lbs. for 49c $1.29
CARNATION FROZEN
Fried French
Maxwell House
gang 60011111gto dellendo
The Readers Write
Box 244, White River,
March 6 , 1972.
Luc know Sentinel.
Dear Don,
' Enclosed cheque for another
years subscription.
We are enjoying lovely cold
weather here. It was 39 degrees
below this morning and 41 degrees.
'below last Friday morning.
day with her parents,Mr. and Mrs.
Porter • of Lucknow,and callers, . • ,. —
on ,Mr. arid 'Mrs. VictOr Errierson.
We are pleased to report that
ssel Ritchie was a-blc to rettir-n---
home on Saturday from Wingham
and District Hospital•.•
Trevor of London spent the ho4
days from Wednesday to Sunday
with her parents Mr. and Mrs. •
Wallace Co
On Good Friday Easter service
will be, held in the United Church
at Ila.m. to whith the commun-
ity is invited. •
The sympathy of the commun-
ity is extended to Tom Jamieson
and' fancily in the passing last
week of Mrs. Jamieson, who was
a kind friend to all Who knew
her.
SKATING PARTY
Whitechurch gy. P .S . on Satur-
day evening entertained Langside
Y.P.S. toga skating party held at
the Lucknow arena and then to
Whitechurch Community Memor-
ial Hall, _where all enjoyed danc-
ing to Record Music till midnight
after. which lunch was served.
AN OPPORTUNITY IN THE FARM'
EQUIPMENT BUSINESS
JOHN DEERE LTD.
Has available franchises in Agricultural and Consumer
Products, for the following areas:
LUCKNOW CHESLEY MILDMAX MARKDALE
Consider the Possibilities 'of being a dealet with the world's
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For a confidential interview write:•
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A point oFiritefeS17from.this
-end. The MacFarlane brothers,
on the Northern Ontario Curling
,team, who 'are now playing 'in the,
Briar in Newfoundland, are 'neph-
ews of niy husband so we naturally
are -f011ow,ing-their progress with
added interest.,,,
I really enjoy getting,the•Sent-
inel and keepihg up with•events
in Lucknow and area.
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