The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-10-23, Page 16•
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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lucknow Lady
Died In 89thYear
MISS HELEN HARPER
The death of Miss Helen Turner
Harper of Lucknow, formerly of
near , St. Helens, occurred on
Wednesday, October 9th at Pine -
crest Manor Nursing Home. She
was in, her 89th, year.
She was born in West Wawanosh
Township on November 27, 1885, a
daughter of Archie Harmer and
Mary Graham.
Miss Harper was predeceased by
her father in 1915, her mother in
1941 and her brother Brown Harper
in 1966.
She was a member of Lucknow
Presbyterian Church, and the
Women's Missionary Society, and
a former member of St. Helens
Women's Institute.
The funeral service was held at
MacKenzie Memorial Chapel,
Lucknow, on Saturday, October
12th. Rev. Glenn Noble of
Lucknow Presbyterian Church was
minister.
Pallbearers , were Ronald Mc-
Crostie, Chester Nicholson, Ross
Gammie, James Henderson, Alex
Andrew and Kelso McNay.
Interment was iri _Greenhill Cem-
etery.
BUY NQ.W..AND SAVE
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Most
To make room for
Christmas.
merchandise
- Davenports
- Space Savers
- 2 pce. Chesterfield Suites
- 3 pce. Coffee Table Sets
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Don't Delay Christmas Is Only 8 Weeks Away
eNO CHARGE FOR LAYAWAYS
atraze
SHOP AND SAYE THE NOME HARDWARE WAY
Lucknow
RON MACHAN
Home Hardware Ltd. a
master charge
Phone 528-3008
WEDNESDAY, SE
$F44t Oop
LADIES p
HAYES FAMILY CLOTHING,
WINGHAM
ENTIRE LADIES WEAR DEPT. (2nd FL06
TO BE COMPLETELY SOLD, CLOSED U
... DRESSES COATS
... SPORTSWEAR .,. BLOUSES
PANT SUITS ... SWEATERS
SKIRTS ... HOUSECOATS ...
SLACKS .. BAGGIES.., ETC.
Sale Starts l'hurs. • 24th
10 a.m.
AND WILL CONTINUE UNTIL ALL LADIE
WEAR IS SOLD
EVERYTRING `SALE TAGGED' BIG mum
DISCOUNTS ON THE ENTIRE STOCK OF SMART,
BRAND-NAME LADIES' CLOTHING, AND REIMER
ALTHOUGH WE ARE SELLING OUT OUR LADIES' ' ; ..
DEPT. ONLY, WE• WILL HAVE SOME OF THE BEST ' ;M
YOU WILL FIND ANYWHERE ON OUR LARGE STOP 1
MENS CLOTHES - WORK CLOTHES.
SUITS — SLACKS — GWG JEANS
SHIRTS - PANTS - UNDERWEAR
BOOTS — JACKETS — PARKAS
SWEATERS — CAPS
PROVE IT TO YOURSELF!
BRING THE FAMILY - ENJOY GENUINE SELLOUT
BARGAINS IN THE LADIES WEAR DEPT. AND HUM);
OF OTHERS THROUGHOUT THE STORE
THIS WEEK AT
Hayes Family ClOthing
Wingham -- Open Fri. 9 p.m.
KINGSBRIDGE
SUFFERED BURNS
Mrs. Cletus Dalton spent a few
days in the hospital last week after
receiving serious burns to her arm,
side and foot while burning rubbish
in the yard of their home last
Tuesday.
We welcome Mr. and Mrs.
Ambrose Redmond and children to
-our community. They have moved
to the house on the farm owned by
Terry Dalton located on the 6th
concession of Ashfield. The house
was formerly occupied by Mr. and
Mrs. John Sheardown.
The ladies volleyball ,games got
underway to start a new season at
the school gyin last Tuesday.
FRACTURED WRIST IN FALL
Johnny Van Osch. son of Mr. and
Mrs_ Joe Van Osch fell in the barn
last, Sunday and fractured his right
wrist. He will have his arm in a
cast for 3 weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Heffernan
and family of Newmarket were
week end visitors with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Ormond Heffernan.
25th ANNIVERSARY
Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs. .
Gene Frayne who celebrated their
twenty-fifth wedding anniversary
on Tuesday. October 15th. The 1
occasion was celebrated at their
home on Sunday.
Dan Wilson is on holidays from
his boat and is visiting his wife 1
Eileen and sons.
Mrs. Marie Au:ctin is spending
the winter season with her family.
N.F.U. Supp'
AtThaflksg'
Local 335 of the'' Nati:
ers Union held their
„l..
Supper at Brookside
Saturday October 1/
Luther welcomed elk
behalf of the N.F.U. Aft
Cook asked the blessing.
crowd sat down to a
smorgasbord supper,
supper. Mrs. Ken
Mon
selections on the piaEO-
• Ixtrne Was chairman
follow Ing pmgram-
WiBkins and Suzanne
the drat for the door
Ib. bags of •mineral donated
ish-Winners a
McCann andWiFinlay M
Eugene and Mm
sang several numbers
aline at • the pian .
Suzann Alton sang a watet;
parried bv their mother.
MacDonald and Baia
tertairted with
both accompanied by !f`.,
MacDonald at the '"
Charlie Wilkins gate a
nte
Lorne then called the
Taut MacDonald to
draw . Lucky runner
Appliqued guilt. eta
Lucknow : 2nd.
Stcckle. Zurid:
Mrs- Roy Graham,, �oa.