The Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-07-21, Page 14SPECIAL THIS WEEK
JULY 19 TO 24
Average weight 250-275 lbs..
Anyone ordering a
side of beef during
this sPecial, will receive
2 free tickets for the
Aug. i st Ripley Lions Beef ,
Barbecue.
RIPLEY ABATTOIR
395-2905 OR 395-2979 AFTER
6 P.M.
Choice Grain Fed Beef
(Grade Al or A2.)
(Formerly Jacklin Farms Lta.),
is looking forward to serve
iNE GRAIN PRODUCING
FARMERS OF THE AREA
Our receiving, drying, storage facilities are
available to look after your needs.. Facilities are
gradually being upgraded to give you better
service.
•
AMBERLEY GRAIN ELEVATOR .
Division of Parrish and Heimbecker Ltd.,
Phone 395-2300
Manager Bill Danforth
MR. JOHN E. BAER
ALL LADIES SUMMER
,LUCKNOW
0..R.rer ., ,% I I , 4 1 -„„.,•
THE 14,ICKNOW SENTINEL, LucKNow, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1976 PAGE FOURTEEN
Lucknow Man
Died In Pinecrest
SAMUEL W., ALTON
Samuel Webster Alton passed
away at Pinecrest Manor Nursitig
flame, 'Lucknow on Satur4ay„,. July
10th' following an .illness of, three
years. 'He had been a resident at
'Pinecrest Manor for the past 'two
years,
Mr. Alton was 76. He was born
in A$hfield -Township' on May 27,
1960, a son of "James Alton and
Amelia Regd. On- (),ctaber 1(lth,
-1925 he 'Married Loftie Mae Henry
of West W.awanosh. They farmed
in Ashfield Township, just south of
Belfast, until retiring, to Lucknow in
1952.
Sam, as he was familiarly known,
was also associated with Western
General Insurance of Woodstock, as
a director and adjuster for several
years. Four of these insurance
directors acted as pallbearers.
He is survived by one son Jack,
his daughter.-in-law, Donna', four
grandchildren, Shelley of Londan,
Greg of Kitchener, Gary and
Jeffrey at home; and one sister
Mrs. Jack (Olive) McIntosh of
Oshawa.
He- was predeceased by his wife
in December. 1975 and two broth-
ers, :Charles 'and William.
The funeral service was held at
acKenzie Memorial • Chapel,
L cknovv on Monday, July 12. Rev.
Doug Kaufman of Lucknow United
-Church-was Minister__ _ _
Mr. Alton' ‘vas a past master of
Old Ugh? Lad& #184. A masonic.
service was held. Sunday evening at
the funeral chapel. •
Pallbearers were Orland Rich-
ards, Cecil Johnston, Bev Wilks,
Vern Kaufinan, Lorne Edgar and
Bill Sutherland:
SIDE OF BEEF 79c L.
MBERLEY
RAM ELEVATOR
Wishes to thank those producers who pre-
viously did business with him under Jacklin Farms
Ltd.
ALL CHILDREN'S
WHITE SHOES
SUMMER SANDALS
NATURALIZER$
Reg. to $29.99
PHONE 501-2011
Heli Huttmonen, also of Finland,
who 'is now staying with •Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Agnew of Lucknow, will
spend her last week with Currie,
Betty and Anne.
Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Buchmeier is Ray's sister, Mrs.
Ann Dimery of Vancouver.
Mr. and Mrs Jim Murray visited '
last week with Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Conley ,of Trenton.
•. South Kinloss Church picnic will
be held on Saturday at the end of
the 12th concession of Ashfield.
LIONS PICNIC
The Paradise Lion$ Club from
Heidelberg and the Lticknow Lion's
Club enjoyed a. family afternoon of
swimming, games, and a barbecue
on Sunday ott the beautifullawns of
Mr. and Mrs., Tom ilisch on the 6th
concession, Kinloss.
Owensboro, Kentucky..
Visitors last week with Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Needham were Jack's
sister, Mrs. Louise Reid of Corutina
and her daughter, Mrs. Gordon
McLellan and two, children of
Ottawa. Another day Mr. and Mrs.
Don Kimball of *Sarnia visited with
them. .
AT UTAH SYMPOSIUM
Douglas Dickie, Beef Cattle
Specialist, Ministry of Agriculture
and Food, Markdale spent Sunday
night at his parents' home. Last
week he attended a Symposium on
Animal Nutrition held at the
University of Utah, Logan, Utah,
Over thirty countries from North
and South America, Africa, Europe
and Asia were represented at this
conference.
-"Arige40-4.
WARDLE - Paul 'arid Esther
(Cookie Gibson) Wardle are happy '
to announce the birth of 'their son,
James Richard Russell, in St.
Joseph's Hospital, Sarnia .on July
12, 8 lbs. 4 oz, Grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wardle,
London and Mr: and Mrs. Sam
Gibson, Lucknow.
ALL MEN'S
Finland Visitors
On Lions Exchange
SOUTH KINLOSS
A Lions Exchange Youth , is a
guest at the home of Currie.
Colwell, Betty and Ann. Outi
Lampi of Varkaus, Finland came to
Guelph on July 9th. Outi will be
staying at the ,Colwell home until.
July 24th, then she goes to St.
Marys to camp with the youths.
Outi will come back to. spend her
last week in Canada .with the
Coiwells.
ALL CARSON
Ira Dickie, Lucknow and Stan
Orien, Wingharn are on a business
trip this week for Dominion Road
Machinery Co. of Goderich to
SAUVE to Mr, and' /qrs. Robin,
Sauve of Blyth, formerly of
'Lucknow, at Winghaln and District
Hospital on Thursday, July 15th,
1976, a son, Aaron. Shawn.
JACKLIN - to Mr. and -Mrs. Douala
Jacklin of Brussels 'Wingham
and District Hospital on Friday,
July 16th, 1976, a daughter,
bebbie Anne.