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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-10-03, Page 11Whether Ws a • MONUMENT • MARKER ! INSCRIPTION You -are remembering a lovad i. PRYDE IL SON LTD. HELP YOU DECIDE ON YOUR MEMORIAL ,REQUIREMENTS IN GODERICH Don Denomme - 524-8761 VISIT . Mgannon W.I. rs. Clifford Purdon was hostess ungannon W.I. for their ting, September 27. In the nee of the president , Mrs. vicNee vice-president; wer-• ed members arid guests. y thoughtful, answers were n to the roll call ; "Qur duty new Canadian". glowing the business , Mrs. . ip read the resolutions to be tinted at the area convention. Wilmer Rutledge and Mrs. 11 Blake were appointed gates to the Huron County y at Centralia , October 1. [bazaar and bakesale for • pnview, October 3 was announ-, • 'uinvitation to a social even- October 9, was received Goclerich Township W.I. e president , Mrs. Harvey "n,, sent a request that each "WELL WORTH .LOOKING FOR" EFFECTIVE MONDAY, OCTOBER 1 TO SAtURDAY OCTOBER 6 WATCH FOR THESE ADS THEY'LL SAVE YOU MONEY GERITOL LIQUID, 240Z. or TABLETS, 80's SUGG. LIST $5.19 MODESS FEMININE NAPKINS .48's Regular or Super. .LISTERINE LOZENGES 18's • Regular, Lemon Mint, Orange or Menthol SUG6.LIST$1.09 • ULTRA-DRY BAN ANTI- PERSPIRANT 6 oz. aerosol SUGG. LIST $1.59 PEPSODENT TOOTHPASTE Cieant. Whitens• Freshens 100 ml. size ban WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ELMER UMBACH i.D A • DISCOUNT PHARMACY LUCKNOW PHONE 528-3004 • 111111110 STORE S MORE FOR YOUR .MONEY PERCENT INTEREST ON GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES TRUST CITY SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY 95 YONGE ST., TORONTO • TELEPHONE 416 864-1090 MEMBER CANADA DEPOSIT INSURANCE COiiPoRA l IciN CONTACT YOUR LOCAL FINANCIAL ADVISOR •••• *•44••••* LOOKING BACKWARDS THROUGH THE SENTINEL FILES WITH MARGARET THOMPSON ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••i•••••••••••••••* Ideal weather favoured the Luck now 'Fall Fair with a good crowd in attendance and a splendid con- cert was presented 'in the' evening., John "Jock", Adams, a familiar figure in Lucknow for over half a century,' died in September 1913 at the age of ninety. He was born in Ayreshire , Scotland in ' . 1823 and came ,to Canada around 1854. Little was known of his early history. On his headstone in South Kinloss Cemetery , erected by his friends , is this epitaph: "At rest he is from trouble here - a poor but honest man". THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO OCTOBER 3, 1973 !E$DA PAGE ELEVEN - LOVE'S LAST GIFT. REMEMBRANCE member write her idea of a good way to celebrate our institute anniversary in 1974 and hand it in at October meeting, Following the singing of the Queen and W.I Grace lunch was served by Mrs. I. Rivett, Mrs. F. Young and• Mrs. McClenaghan. Kinloss Central Public School FIRST ASSEMBLY Grades Two and Three were in charge of our first assembly. After the singing of 0 Canada , Helen MacIntyre read the Bible Story , "Fishers of ,Men. " David -Excel led in 'the Lord's Prayer. We sang two verses of the song "Fishers of Men", . 4-A poem "Grandpa Dropped His Glasses" was read by Jennifer Tait. All the children in Room, 1 sang two nonsense songs. Riddle's were given by Marc Ackert. Some of the, children.in the Grade Three Reading Group. acted' out the play, "Room Enough" . Thoie taking part were Karen Eckenswiller, , Richard Day, Linda Vander klippe , Jerry Ward , Lisa ,Husk, Tommy Downey, Marlene 'Murray , DOuglas Ross , Paul 14C- Intyre , Elaine Moulton, Anne Doelrnan and Wayne Phiiiips.. • We closed the assembly by singing ." When He Cometh" and "God Save the Queen". Wayne Philips was chairman for our Assembly. Mrs. Elphick's class of Grades One and Two will be in, charge of the next assembly. SEPTEMBER BIRTHDAYS Room 1.-Jennifer Tait , Richard Day, Anne Doelman ,`Debbie Hedley, Robert Kerslake ,. David Exel, Helen Maclntyre.'. 20 YEARS AGO' SEPTEMBER 1953 Bill Pappas rented the Playhouse Theatre , which, had been °per-, ating for the previous five, years, to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Galdner. , Mr. and Mrs. Pappas and two . children moved to Brantford where Bill went into the restaurant busi- ness with his brother7in-law. A riddled safe , stolen from the Teeswater Farmer's Co-operative; was found in a field near Paves Lake. The uninhabited sideroad was used as a secluded spot to • smash the 700 pound safe open. Valuable papers in the safe, in- eluding the company's ledger , were recovered. The hydro Ole line on the north side of the local business section was removed to further improve the wider "new look" of Campbell Street. Installation of the lights on this side completed the transformation to brighten the' "main drag". 40 YEARS A,G0 SEPTEMBER 1933 School had reopened on Sept- ember 5th at St. Helens with Gordon MacIntyre of Paisley as principal and. Miss Beatrice Mc-, Quillin as assistant; Watson. Davis was at Belfast; Miss Lena Hackett at S. S. No. 3 and George Mitch- ell at Fordyce. Graham. pinkney was teacher at S. S. NO. 8; Alex Smith re- placed Andrew Thompson at S:S. No. 9 and William Henderson a at S. S. No. 10. The Continued drought for the east three months resulted in many wells, cisterns and springs becom- ing empty Or drying up. This all The motto "Constant Efforts and Frequent Mistakes are the Stepping .Stones of Genius" , was takeri,by Mrs. G . Errington. She stated , "too. many give up too soon; those who.get on•in the world are not daunted by mistakes. Defeat is education if we learn to use it": Miss, Beth M,cConnell gave a, very interesting topic on "Daugh- Iers of Fame". - Mrs. McNee expressed the pleas• are of everyone alt.the.gdod attend. ince , thanked Mrs. Purdon for her home , and thanked everyone ,who contributed to the meeting. added an extra burden on the dom- estic water system. As a precau- tionary measure , the Council in- structed water users with lawn services, that •this be used only 1 1/2 hours daily for watering pur- poses. Closed since Union in 1925., Lane's Presbyterian Church, in Ashfield , reopened September. 9th for Sunday SChool sessions. G. S. Robertson, whO purchased this historical old church when it was offered for sale, was prom- oting the re-opening making it possible for many children to at- tend Sunday School in their own neighbourhood; 6.0 YEARS AGO SEPTEMBER 1913