HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1956-01-11, Page 101
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sheers mold themselves to every, contour
of . your legs: and feet—and likea second skin move
with every step you 'take! There's never a pucker or
a, wrinkle — never..tight .. just . right. : Your seams
stay straight! S `.sizes ,(Short, Medium, . .
Tall) -one will FIT you perfectly,1
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AGENT FOR "KINCARDINE CLEANERS
Free Piek-Up.`and Delivery Monday , and :Thursday.
See Joe ' E. Brown at The 'Playhouse This Week -end;
Men's, Ladies', Children's VPear=Piece Goods and Woollens
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:Pathfinder Signal -Lights (track)
Seal Beam Units
Brake Fluid, pint' •.:
'Windshielc W isl ors
$8.40 Ex.•
$x 2.95
$1.69'
•'85c
$5.65
$1.39
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:Brake.Cables and Linin'
Truck Flares .and d Reflectors::.
Hockey, :,Sticks
MacINTYRE and IR'
Phone 65, — Lucknow
See • Joe E. Brown 'at ' The : Playhouse .. This Week -end.
MEETING .RWPORTS MUST ..
•BE SENT IN PROMPTLY
Again we appeal to press cor-,.
respondents for the noany ' organ-
izations in our coverage, to se
in reports promptly after the
meeting i! held: Please eliminate
details' of 'no consequence,- such.:
• as the', reading of the Minutes,.
said some other do's• and dont's
migh�t�be•: don't abbreviate, write
+complete sentences, write •PIain-
ly without crowding and use one
side of paper only; have report.
o th-at it _ wilLnot __..have.. to_ ..be
' rewritten by the 'publisher, and
. fiend' it in immedatel•y.
-We welcome reports of.the
'activities of . all I,ucknow and_
district organizations, but must
insist on . press correspondents
"doing the job" efficiently and
.promptly;
One reason we keep harping
is that on 'J'anuaryx. 4th. we receive
est a. ,report of a meeting .held
e%ght.q�„y.ii.et
ber 18th., We have no alternative
but to use the Waste paper .'bas -
SEE BY THE;. •
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EENTI NEL:
THAT last week we reported• the
collapse of the former Alex
Allen alfalfa mill; building at
.Inglis andHami1t n St, Albert'
Chin tells us, he .sold. the: build-
ing to .Bab Armstrong about
three years ago,
THAT Harvey. Webster, worship-
ful master 'of Old Light Lodge
*'during 1955, received. : his past
master's jewel at the January
meeting last Thursday •even-
ing. The. presentation. was made:
• by` ;Secretary `T.' J. Salkeld'
moo.
THAT the Ladies''. Auxiliary 'ri-
day night Shoot parties will
resume this. . week after a
'Christmas - season postpon-
ment.
THAT "Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dickie
• and four sons, Denver, Doug-
las, Walter and .William • ave
'taken up'residence in. Brant-
ford for; the winter, 'where Ira
has been , employed. for 'a .time.
at the Koering-Waterous Corer
ipany.. The ..family plans''to re-
turn to •thie farm: in Kinloss in
• • the spring.:
— 0--- a
TB AT 'the C.P.R. no. • longer. `
brings • mail to Teeswater. The .l
Culross Village's mail ' sery
1s now entirely .bymotor ,to
and from` Winghadn.
—o--
THAT Wingham;: Kincardine and •
Goderich ' merchants .:are cur-
rently staging a•''three-months'
trial period, ,• of :closing' .on Sat-
urday
at=
urday,. nights' and .remaining
'open. until .nine o'clock • on
day evenings. The •-open-Fri-
' • day -night' 1pol'cy has been in
•effect , in ;Hanover for some
' time: '
THAT: Ivan Louzbn• has re-open-
ed,
.eopen
ed, .a retail fruit market • in,
`` Goderich. He had,confined his
operations, to the `wholesaling
Of. fruit -since • selling the Luek-:
now Ir ru' t Market to Cyril
Brow.i
ket as . space is at. .top, _:great a.
'premium, •every week to. publish.
such old . mews: • '
SERIES OF :SHOWERS HELD•
send FOR LOCAL. BRIDES
Mrs. J. E. Johnston' and Mrs.
.K. ,1. Oke, formerly Sylvia .. and
Ruth Curran, whose double Wed-
ding was held in 'Blake United.
Church, were honored at a ser
fes of miscellaneous showers:
:Mrs. Vernon Hunter: and her
daughter. Joanne entertained. the
unt-s: -anti- -cousins in ; honoring -
1 the brides -elect.. '
On ;December 27th, &lends and
neighbors in the Crewe•commutl_
.isty_gathered.at .Crewe-44Got—te-
shower the sisters with gifts:' and
best wishes. '
A post -nuptial showerwas.
held on Friday evening. at Blake's
Hall .when the Blake' conmit pity:
gathered . for a trir,:e shower in
honor of lytr.• and Mrs. 'Coke, Mr.
Aai% Mrip t' has '7fnd--, r`i— i
Mrs. Bill Phillips, whose d
ding took place in the fall,
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IT .PAYS TO,SHOP IN LUCKNOW
°IGA TOMATO JUICE
20•'oz -..
IGA APPLE JUICE
20 oz,
, STOKELY APPLESAUCE
15 oz -..
AYLMER W HOLE CORN
1. oz GA .CORN
CREAM •CORN
20 oz.. ...
See Joe'E Brown at The
for
2 for
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2for2'
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Playhouse This Week -end.:
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OBITUARY
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;'',;HARVEY EARLE HODGINS
Earle 'Hodgins, one of the best
known residents of this district,
died; suddenly from. a heart at-
tack December 28th at' his home
in Kirildss • :Township, on .. the
homestead .where .he, had lived
all his :'life: He had only ,returned
a •short time that afternoon after
spending:Christnias with hi r sits-:
te,. Mrs Thomas n ery at' 'A: ron•,
Oh'
In addition to farming he. had
been . an .;'implement dealer for
Dion Freres, of: Ste: Therese; Que_
bee and Goodison Industries
Toronto for ,.several years:: Earle
was Past Master of ;Culross
No.. 978; Past, Master: 'of Kinloss
District, LOL and Past. 'Master •of'
West Bruce `Co. Orange•'Loct e -
g
He was also..; a' . member of'Black
l'receptory. ,He was Past Master
of Te'eswater Lodge No. 276, A.F.
& A.M. • and 18th degree member
of the Lodge of Perfection of
Guelph, Earle served'. four years
in .Kinloss .Council and was a •life
long. member .of.:Teeswater..."Un-
•
ly had his sister-in-law, Mrs.
THAT �C..' R. Leuty of the. 'soils •'Joe . Maciyfillan, . s'end him up
department ,of the Ontario' Ag.:, ( one ' of. .:those , Kintail cook
ricultural • College . is scheduled bc.oks • which he's been read-
..about
-to= •address a :meeting : of -the mom: so --sou'
Colwanash, Junior Farmers. at . Sentinel
Dungannon: nett Tuesday ev-
ening.
v ening. The.• speaker Will. add,' to' THAT Norman Stewart' will be,
the :irLforlrnation .given •by' Prof. ,hospitalized= for a -few weeks
Bryden at , the . October Meet- as a result.of his. fall, although,
ing: he' is snaking favorable pro-
-o-- gress. Besides extensive head
THAT ,you ,can. bet, that Alex lacerations he suffered cracked
• MacMillan:•:will be cooking 'up • ribs and a, .hip and,pelvic
pelvic in=
. some tempting dishes these. jury. >Mrs. Stewart .. is' spend
1; days in. his. bachelor apart ing a few weeks.. at Mitchell
., with , her son ' Jack, while.
Merits at :Whitehorse Whitehorse: gain 'the.. ° << . , .•
• Yukon. The reason:—he recent- Normie is. hospitalized,
ited Church.
Deceased was born on: Con. 14,
•Kinloss, on July 12th,.1895, a' son
of• the late J'oseph' Hodgins and
•Louise •Switzer. In March of 1920
he was married' to • Merle Why.
tock of Culross, ...who survives
with• one. daughter; Mrs..'. Donald
Donaldson ..' (Shirley) at. home,
and two grandchildren, Steven
and. Kendra Donaldson Also sur.
viving is one. sister, Mrs. Thos.
Emery of .:Akron, Ohio:
The 'funeral was. held Decem-
ber 31st from the United church
at Teeswater: with. the•'Rev:.. F.
Starkey officiating. The 'Masonic
Order` had charge:of the ser.dce
at' the graveside. in•'.•Teeswater
Cemetery.. The 'pallbearer's were
Jack Schumacher; Bill Davidson,
.Farish .Moffat, . Alex Whytock;
Bob Donaldson and Art Hodgins;
Flower bearers 'were Errifi Han
na, Stew(art MacDonald, Harold
McCormick and Lawrence Smile'
of Erin:
Friends attended' from Ste:
The-•ese, E l:m v' a'1 e, Woodstock,
Stratford, Toronto, • Kitchener,
Brussels, Akron; . Ohio, London,
..Erin and other centres..
• _Boer -
ELLIOTT—in . Wingham General
Hospital on •Tuesday, January 3,
'195y6, to Mr. and. Mrs.. Orville. El-
hog,'
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]iota, . R. 3, 'Holy.�r•ood; a . da�hter,
`CHARGED ` WITH: BREAK=,L1" S
Two: 'Ashfield Township' teen
age. youths were arrested:a few-
days, ago by: Provincial Corer
stable .Donald • Trumbley of the
Goderich detachment and •charg.
ed.with break-in, entry and theft
The • charges followed the invest,
est,
igation of a' theft from the home
Of, Mrs, Thomas: Koviak• of 'Port
Olbert at Christmas. bine.
$2.50
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WOOL BLEND YARN• Pfi•lti"T
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,Nylon reinftirced, 3 -ply ! ort'{d colors and : attcrns
29c a .ball 4 balls for S1M,0 ,� 'p'
39c a:.yard
PYJAMA CLOTH
5.5c, a yarrcd -•-- 5 yards
WIE HIVE -F ANNiEI';ETT
36 inches ',vide
40e a yard —.- vrj.:',
KASHA CLOTH
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38c a yatird '
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WORK SOX
:All wool, nykin • reinforced .
3 lb: wt, $1,10 lr., 2` pr. $1,93 '
4':1 b. `w't,, $1+.35 pr., . 2 pr; $2.55
BOYS' PANTS
Oaha•Trd ne, trto 14`yrs:
' woitK' 'PANTS.
Cottonade, • 32-44 waist $3.9J
FEDORA HATS
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39c a yard: --10 •yard', 3.
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