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THE INCKNOW1ENTINEL,. 1,.UCKNOWe. 'ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, JANUARY:4i 1973
Ladies' Slack Sets- ,
Polyester' and Double Knit Slacks With
Polyester Knit and Jersey Tops -
Sizes a 10 - 20 and S. M. L.
Priced $7.98 to ;12.98 Set
Now $6.39 to $10.39
20% OFF .
ALL TAM:. AND SCARF SET
< AND •6 FT. KNITTED SCARVES
MEN'S COTTON 'KNIT SPORT SHIRTS
Zipper front ..- assorted colours
S. If. L. -- Reg. $4.99 Now ;2.08
441 Homemakers Brave Storm
To Attend Achievement Day
Happy New Year to White-
church News contributors!
On Sunday Mrs. Doris Willis
held Christmas dinner in the Hall'
for Mr. and Mrs. John' Willis,
Hanover, Mr-. and Mrs. Bill
Willis and Lyle , Mr. and. Mrs.
Gary Willis and family of Newery
and other relatives.
Guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Allan falconer and Tony were .Mr.
"and Mrs. Angus Falconer and
Kevin of Strathroy, Mr. and Mrs.
4-H Pledge and a concerted hustle
for the snow ,laden• cars.
WHITECHLKH
Despite one of the worst. snow- Were unable •to attend. LOrraine
storms of the winter sofar,'•Most Boyle of ,Lucknow No. 2 was the
of :the Bruce Cotriity :4-H, home 7 only major Provincial Honors• win:
maker Clubi were able :to navi- ner present, and received her cer-
, gate to Lucknow Public School ' lificate from Miss Barb De '
Saturday afternoon, December , ' Visscher, -Bruce County home ec-
16 for Achievement Day. Heavy Onornist of Walkerton, 4 •
snow and driving winds which ,, The, program closed with the
,were :rapdily blocking sideroadS,
prevented the attendance of the
Ripley and Purple Grove clubs and
• two .winners of County' Honors, •'
Carol lvlacKay and Cathy Rock
were unable to, attend: Provin-
cia„1 liters winners Susan Brooki
and Margaret MacKay of Clover'
Valley will also be receiving their
awards by mail. 7
The Achievement Day theme
was "Dressing Up Vhetables".
and of course vegetMles were
prominent in ail the.skits and
demonstrations prepared by the
various clubs.
After opening with the 4-H
Creed, the program proceeded
with a skit: '"The Jolly Green
Giant's Dinner" the Reid's
Cotners club members who have Relisdn Falconer and family of • named themselves after the jolly. Sarnia.
On Tuesday Mr. and Mrs.'
George Tiffin of Lueknow and
Mr. and •Mrs. Hugh McMillan.
Greg , Paul• and David of •WatfOrd
were guests With MI' .. and MrS. .'
Wesley Tiffin: 'y ' ' ,
Mr; and. Mrs. Carman Whytocl
and Jackie' were Sunday ,guests -
with Mr. and 'Mrs. Bill:Parker of
Formosa arid on Monday •Mr.
.and Mrs. Lloyd Whytock and' Mr..
and Mrs. Carman Whytock enter-
tained the Whytock relatives at
the. former's Log Cabin Restaurant ,
Lucknow and sperit-the :vening
with Mr. and; Mrs. Carman' Whyt=.
ock, at the farm. ,„ . . We are pleased to report that
Mrs. Hugh.Simpsop was able to
:eturn id her Acme on ,Monday ,
from Wingham and District Him-
pita 1. , . Mx. and Mrs. Jim Johnston,:,
Paul, Rink'. Ann and Carol Ann of
Liqowel were Sunday visitors• with.
his parents Mr,; and Mrs; Gershom
Johnston. ' ".,
Mr , Trid Mrs. 'Clark Johnston
ofpeigraVe; 'Janette Johnstone 41...
big green one. , . .
Next was a skit by the. Silver
Lake Club9"Let'S,Try TheSe
Vegetables" with all members •
taking part. The .Whitechurch
4Salad 'Queens" put on a demon-
stration on a vgetable.relish
plate' or tray 'With Mary, Lou
Adams and Wendy England mak-
ing the presentation. .
The CloVer Valley "Vegetable
GalS" had an.exhibit "Five Ways,
"vith One Vegetahle"' with..Susan
Brooks as commentator.
Following the mid .program
break, all• members• of the Luck-
now No. 2 club, "Vegy,Vestig- .
ators" put on their skit: "Let'S
Try These Vegetables" followed
by Lucknow No. 1.club on the
same. theme. The Kairshea .
"Canny,Cooks" also gave the
same theme.
Spoons Were awarded for project
completions' and certificates Ydr
'twosucdessful pr. County og..e \ ' cis.
HonOrs,„' for complete g sik•pro ,.
jects will be Mailed as the Winners ,,,
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LikknOlkMat*
Died In 77th Yedr.
Wt:J. PURDQN
William John Purdon of Luck-
now passed away on Tuesday, .
December 19 at Witham and
District HOspital fOlowing a
heart attack. He was in. his.•
77th
year. - •
He was-a son of William Pur-
don and Isabella Stein and Was
born in East Wawanosh ToWnship
On July 15, 1896,
April 11, 191I, he married
Annie Mae' Bolt, They were
married at the' Whitechurch
Mamie and farmed. in East Wawa
nosh' until retiring in 1963.
After retiring Mr. and Mrs,
Purdon `resided. for 2' 1/2 years
in Teeswater and then purChaged
a home in. LucknoW on 'Havelock
Street South where theyhave
,sinee lived.
Besides his wife, -he is survived
by three sots and threeanghters
'Clifford of 13elgraVe, Mrs. Ken ,
deth (Olive) irtn. of R. R. p,
Wingham, Mrs .• Verna McClen-
aghan of Imcknow ; Russell of ,
Palmerston, Mrs. Melvin (Iteta)
Morrison Of R. R..1 •Lucknow and
Kenneth of Thorndale;.One sister,
Mrs'. Frank -(Mary) Coulter of '
Whitechurch and one. brother Aldin
Of 'Wingham. He was predeceased
by two sisters, and ,a brother Nettie,
Robert and Mabel,-
The funeral service; was held
at' MacKenzie Memorial •Chapel,
LuckhoW on. Thursday, December
21tt. Rev. R,obert Nicholls of
LuCknow United Church was min-
ister,
Interment was in SOuth Kinloss
Mausoleum' with final resting
place Greenhill Cemetery.
Pallbearers were six grandsons „
Ronald purdon ., Reginald 'Purdon,
Larry Zinn, Percy McClenaghan,
Bryan Purclon , John ljurdOn.
London., Mr. and Mrs. George.
Yourig, Heather and Bradley of
Langside,, • Bill Brown .of LuCknow,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tiffin ,.Rbssel
Ritchie and. Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Emerson were dinner guests on
Saturday, with.Mrs. Gertrude
Tiffin of Wingharii.
We are sorry to report that Mrs.
Gershom Johnston on the week •
end was admitted to Wingharn
Hospital.
Miss Annie Kennedy reports
that her brother Alex of Winnipeg
had the misfortune to break his
hip. He Made seYerai visits to
the family home when they resid-
ed ,in Whitechurch and will be
remembered by many 'here.
Mr. and Mrs: Paul Groskorth
and family of Toronto; Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Moffat 'and family, of
London were Saturday holidaT'
guests with their parents Mr. and
Mrs. Elwood Groskorth.
, On MOndaY Mr. and Mts. El
'wood Groskorth were at Thorn-
till• fora family celebration with
her brother, Ronald Bagg, Mrs.
Bagg and fari-iily Mr's Bagg, her
mother of Willowdale, Was also
present.. .
Mr. and Mrs. Don Caesar
Christine, Patsy, Randy and
Vicki were• Sunday guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence C011inson
and, family of Teeswater and on
Monday all were guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Caesar, Dungannon.
Christnias guests :with Mr. and'
Mrs. Ernest Snowden were Mr and
Mrs. Roy RObinsori, Steven and
Larry, Mr:' and Mrs. Untie Hum-
phrey arid Carolyn of Blair, Dave
Rosman, London, Mr. and Mrs.
Gedrge Webster and Carol, Mr.
and Mrs. Terry Rutledge • of Cliii-
ton, Mr. and, Mrs. Leonard Rob-
inson, Wingham, Linda Snowden,
London; and other ,girls• friends.
On Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Car-
nun Whytock and Jackie
visited with Mr, and Mrs. Bob
Hodder •arid Wendy of Wingham.
sam Emerson of Ripley visited
on Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs.
Vic Emerson of Whitechurch on his
way home:frorn Stratford where he
spent Christmas.
Home forthe holidays' with
their parents Mr t and Mrs. W. R.
Purdon, WeSt WawanOsh were,
Miss 'Barbara Puidon, Kitchener
and Mr.. and Mrs. Donald GaUnt
of Chatham. • ,
Mr's: Earl Caslick„ Mrs. Russel
Ross, Mrs. Lester Falconer and
Art Ernewein were in London• on .
Wednesday at Victoria Hospital.
Mrs. Ross.had a check up with. the
BLYTH
GENERAL:
STORE
M. and Mrs. Earl tl3ud)••
Crowston, Jim and David of.
,Lytton, British •Coluiribia coming
by plane to be home for. Christ-
mas were forced down due'to fog •
I at Montreal and had to• come to
Toronto b)'7 train and arrived here
on Sunday,. They joined the
family gathering at' the ,.homeof
Mr. and Mrs. Orland Irwin and
family, along with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crowston of •
Luclmow, Mr.• and Mrs., Clayton
Alton and family of Ashfield,
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Laidlawl,
Janet and Kimberley'and Jim
McGillvray of Lucknow.
GOOD ASSORTMENT
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