The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-02-13, Page 16warnmsbay; FEBRUARY 13 19 10
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THAT the request for names for
Lucknow Reunion invitation list
• brought excellent, results this
rpast week. The list now stands
lat about '1100 names with new
• .additions being made daily.
: --Write your names out.ancl leave
at The Lucknow .Sentinel. It's
• tip to you whether your friend or
relatiVe gets an invitation.
THAT there were 9 tables at the
card party at Dungannon on
Thursday night. High lady was
Mrs. Edna Campbell, second
high Mrs. Flossie Ivers, high
man Jerry Cranston and second
high Harvey Alton. The lodge
will hold another card party in
two weeks.. '-
THAT G.J. MacKinnon of St.
Petersburg, Florida and a fre-
quent visitor to the Lucknow
area , 'celebrated his 80th birth-
day on Siiriday, February 10th.
He sends along "best wishes for. a
great reunion"
THAT a' group of area hunters
shot a wolf last Saturday. It was
tracked from the Ripley area
and shot in Ashfield Township
on the farm of Leonard Courtney
just south of HighWay 86 in the
Lochalsh area.
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SEE PAGE 15 FOR
FINLAY DECORATORS'
division Were Floyd Courtney of '
St. Josephs, Kingsbridge; Linda
Moulton'of Lucknow Central;
Carol.Bushell of LucknoW Centrat
Loll. Anne Jamieson of Brookide;
Lori Hackett of Brookside; Janet
MacDonald of North ,Ashfield;
Brian Simpson'of North Ashfield:
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N.F.U. NEWS
by Mayme Wilkins
Much has been written and said
about the high cost of food to
consumers. This was again stress-
ed by a man from Consumer's
Affairs at the annual meeting of
Beef Producers at Clinton.
One farmer commented that
his breakfast that morning
had consisted of
2.eggs .120
2 slices of toast 50
1 glass of milk 15e
• Total 820
and , as the man from' Consumers
agreed , this was a very substant-
ial breakfast .
Then this farmer came to the
meeting ancrjust to get his coat
checked cost him 300. Isn't it
about time that we , as consumers
checked our. priorities?
Ask yourself this week, what
percentage of Jour income do you
really spend on food - not your
ioap, paper :products, etc. , but
actual food I According to Canada
tratistiCs ; the average family
(4 people) spends $39.20 'on food
per week. For anyone earning
$150.00•a week this would be
260/0 of his income. In the Count-
ries in the European Common
Market , they spend 52 of their
income on food Think about it I
Winners were declared in the
Likknow Legion Branch 309 Public
Speaking Contest held at the
Lucknow Legion Hall? on' Monday
night of this week: First place
winners in the Junior and Senior
divisions will compete at the
Zone finals in Exeter on Saturday
of this week, February 16th. .
Students from area schools,.
.Brookside Lucknow Central,
North Ashfield, St, Josephs at •
Kingsbridge and Kinloss Central
Asbfield Native
Died. Irs Detroit
CHESTER RITCHIE
The death of Chester Ritchie
occurred on Saturday February 2
at the Evangelical Home in
Detroit.
Mr. Ritchie was born in •Ashfield
Township on July 11, 1888 a son of
Andrew and Ellen Ritchie,
He is survived by one brother,
Leslie of Lucknow and several
nieces and. nephews. He was pre-
deceased by his wife the former
Isabel Macinnisand 5 brothers.,
Wm , -.Jim , Robert ; Alfred ,
Russell and Gordon and one 'sister
Janet , Mrs,. Wes Twarriley.
The funeral service was held on
Tuesday % February 5 at the 3. A
De Santis Funeral Home , Detroit.
Rev. Willard Lampe officiated,
Interment was at Forest Lawn
Cemetery ,
sent their school winners to the
Legion contest and they-entered
in the junior and senior divisions.
Chairman for the evening waz
Stuart Collyer, principal
at Lucknow' Central Public School.
Judges were Edward Brown of
Lucknow , a teacher at Ripley
District School; .Bill Stevenson ,
principal of East Wawanosh Cent-
ral School and John Kane, princi-
pal of Colborne Central School.
Prizes were presented by Irvine
Eedy on behalf of the LuchnOw
Legion and Mrs. Hatold Ritchie
recorded the entries for -the even-
ing.
In the Junior division, Mary
Luanne Clare, age 11, a student
'at St. Josephs School at Kings-
bridge placed first speaking on
"Marvels and Mysteries Of Our
Tirnes".
Second place was won by Maril-
ynne MacIntyre, 10, a student at
Kinloss Central School who spoke
on "The African Lion Safari"-
Other contestants in the junior
SENIOR DIVISION
Marilyn Rhody , 13, a studentat
Lucknow central Public School
placed first in the' senior •divisint
speaking. on "Comm ercia Is" . •
Second place went to Kathryn
McKim ; 13 , also a student at
Lucknow Central who spoke on
."Baden Powell"....
• Other .contestants in the seniOt
division were Eric, Courtney of
St: Josephs , Kingsbi ge ; Lynn ,
Elphick of Brookside;. Bridget
Dalton of St. Josephs and Ken
Metzger of Brookside :
First prize winners in each din's
ision received a tropl-,v and S3
and, their school will hold a lare
trophy. Second prize winners
received $3. A ll' other coilte0
received. $2.
ASHTON'S
LADIES' AND MEN'S WEAR
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Jim. and Syke Sutherland
LUCICNOW PHONE 528-2126
UNI11111111111 116,
JUNIOR DIVISION