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VALUES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY . -
NOVEMBER 9, 10,'.11 PHONE LUCKNOW 523-3420
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THAT' some post Hallowe'en
trouble.makers used spray paint
in theit rounds and defaced, build-
ings and property in a manner
that made it irnpossible to erase.
Among the places hit was the
a Sid efic f Art'Gilmore-arr-Ross.-
Street where the painters scrib-
bled obsCenities. Sortie eaves-
- trot:gbh-1g tiaras also pulled Off the--,
Gilmore building.
WEDNESDAY,. NOVEMBER 8th; 1972 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAIN TWIENTY.FOUR
WE WISH YOU ALL A
LUCKNOW FRUIT MARKET • • MERRY • .
cliRISTMAS.
YOUR "LOWEST PRICES" FOODLAN
This may sound early but
it is not too early for your
Christmas Shopping
I SEE . . .
By The Sentinel
OUR STOCK IS 'AT ITS BEST FOR YOUR SELECTION OF
STYLES, COLOURS, AND SIZES AT THE PRESENT TIME "MIR". TWIN-PACK
Liquid Detergent
A deposit may be made, but
is not necessary. Your
goods will be held until
Christmas whichever way
you choose.
.IF. YOU REQUIRE CREDIT AND ARE. IN GOOD STANDING,
YOU MAY. SHOP FOR CHRISTMAS NOW, AND MAKE 'NQ
• PAYMENT UNTIL 1st FEBRUARY, 1973.
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• would be a splendid name, Luck
.-.DCDNY~I am will d° s°rne-
* thing to honor this fine athlete
who does such magnificent work am so very happy to hear of
this undertaking and to know that
Lucknow is' going to have a swim.
' ming pool, and we will look for-
ward to being able to use it" com-
ments Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Tio4rnley of Woodstock. ,
• • • • •
Comments continue• from form-
er residents concerning the new •
swimming pool.
• --• ler ,
.‘
• "3est wishes for the success of
the Swimming pool" write. Harvey
and Sheila Hall :of East Detroit ,
Michigan.
"Good Luck in such a worth-
while project" writes Mrs. Jean
McGrath•of Winnipeg.
• • • • •
Bertha Allin of Downsview
comments', "I alsO think the '
Paul Henderson swimming pool
with the Toronto, Maple Leafs. I
WAS born in Lucknow 'and knew
Paul's father many years ago.
,Both 'Mabelle and I kept our eyes
on Paul as we have watched his
:ftne work here in Toronto. • I was
thrilled with his great tonttibu-,
More Comments
About The Pool
am with Team Canada".
• • • •
"We wish you everysuceess iti -
this worthwhile project. Still en-
o the news from the Sentinel,
it sometimes airives on Friday or
Monday" write Ann Notris and
Bob Burt of Toronto.
• • • • •
"I trust Lucknow and vicinity
children, young people and adults
of 1973 and future years will get
as much enJoyment from your
new pool as Elmira folk did in the
summer months of the late 40's '
and the 50's and 60's. In the 70's
they are enjoying and fully using,
the facilities of their enlarged,,
enclosed and heated pool on a
year round basis", writes Viola
Kerry of Elmira.
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day on Sunday, November 5th
at a family gathering at her
home. :Present were her two .
daughters and two sons, Mr.' and
Mis. John (Muriel) Sparkes of
London; Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Miller of StrathrOy, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred (Margaret) McQuillin
of R. R. 1 Lucluiow, Mr. and '
Mrs'. Eldon Miller, Lucknow and
her brother Alex McKenzie of
tic now...
THAT from Thursday , November
9th until Monday, November
13th at 5 p.m. is the time for ,
'receiving of nominations for
municipal offices under the new
municipal elections act o. If you
plan to nominate or be nominat-
ed, better check closely with
the ads, in this issue concerning
your municipality.
THAT Lucknow Fire Department
will again be canvassing for
muscular dystrophy in the area
and would welcome your dona-
tion when they call at your door.
THAT a baptismal service was
held at Lucknow United Church
on Sunday, November 5th, when
Rev. Robert Nicholls baptized -
the following children, Rebecca
Jane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Ackert of Holyrood; Lisa
Michelle, •daughter of •Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Collyer of Mississauga;
Paul Anthony, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Evans Helm, Robert Ross,
son-of--Mr-r-and-Mrs.
Deborah Lynn, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Nicholson,'
Shelley Cheryl,. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs.• Donald Saunders, all
of Lucknow.
•
now. Mr. and Mrs. Houston
purchased the home on Willough-
by Street front the Elliott
Sandy estate. Mr. and Mrs;
Glenn Atkinson, who were resid-
ing thete, moved some time
• ago to the, Anglican. Church Rec-
tory. The Houstons lived for
about 33 years just south of
Holyrood on the farin which has-
been operated for the past few
years 'y t eir son en.
Black Preceptory
Elect Officers
GOOD VALUE
Pay Only 79c
THAT Mr. and Mrs. Ed McPhail
of Kincardine were recently hon-
oured by friends and associates
at Kincardine. Ed, a constable
with the Ontario Provincial Pol-
ice at Kincardine for the past ,
. eleven years, haS been promoteci
to corporal and.. transferred to
Huntsville,
Friday Nights to 9 P.M.
until Christmas
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ASHTON'S (Lucknow}
PHONE 528 2126
OUR 1094 DFF -Otl -ALL OUFULADI,E-S ,AND MISSES
COATS DURING OCTOBER PROVED SO
POPULAR •WE HAVE DECIDED TO CONTINUE
' IT FOR NOVEMBER
THAT Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hous•
ton moved Monday to their rec,- THAT Mrs. Jack Miller of. Luck-
ently purchased home in-MCI -c-----now-celebrated-her-93rd-bitth-
Joshua Royal Black Preceptory-,
-No:-13-2-held-their- annual-Me
ing2n'Wednesday evening, Nov-
ember 1 in the Amberley Orange.
Ilan. This .Was election-of offie7-,
'.ers., .Sir Knight Clarence MC Len ,.
nan , Past Preceptor... took .the •
chair-for the-elect-Don_
'of officers. . •.
The, faloWing were electedi
Worshipful Preceptor, Sir Knight
Kelvin Henderson; Past Preceptor',.
Sir"Knight David McLennan; ep-
uty .Preceptor; Sir Knight Art
Srneitier;. Chaplain, Sir Knight.
.James Brocklebank; Lecturers,
Sir Knight Bill Houston., Sir
Knight Bill McQuillan; Registrar,
Sir Knight Clarence McLennan;
Standard Bearers, Sir Knight Mi1-
vert Reid; Sir Knight Robert .Court•
ne*;,Zre.asu,rer„SiLXnigtt
McCormick; Tyler, Sir Knight
•Rob,ert Neeley.
.Sir Knight Clarence McLennan
installed the new.officers. All
the Sir Knights hope for a goqd
year. After a 'few speeches Sir
Knight McLennan clOsed the •
meeting. '
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