The Lucknow Sentinel, 1956-03-14, Page 2HELD. PARTY IN HONOUR
• OF 'S'ARAI JANE BANNISTER
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SJane Bannister was
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guest of honor at a. party which
was arranged byH igh.., School
classmates, and. held last ' week
a+t Hol rood : Hall.: Dancing was!eni.
Y to
oyed to recordings and
+violin: ' music by. ' Bob McInnes,
with. Esther ,MacDonald as'' ae-
companist . and Harold Ke npel as.
,•caller. -oft.. •rah Jane
• . At •t1ie • lunch: hour,
was presented With' a compact
-and gift of money by Shirley
'rwin. with. Helen. Collinson read-
.ing the presentation address.,,.
GEORG. •ICHARDS' NAMED
TO FREE PRESS, CLUB.
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THE ' LVCKNOW SENTINEL,LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
1VIr, and Mrs. Nelson aynand .
PLAN CONFERENCE I' Mrs, Ernest Bogie visited last.
Thursday with Mr. and Mrs.. El-
don Ritchie. •
Mr. and. Mrs• Alex' Hackett &
Wayne visited last Friday even-
ing with Mr. and Mrs, W. G,
Hunter, .
Mr. and Mrs,', Alfred ,Ritchie,
Donna and Billy visited Friday
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evening with Mr. and Mg's. Frank
Ritchie...
1Vir. and Mrs_. Gordon. Kirkland.
and •family visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. "Gordan. . Stobo o
Teeswater:.
OF FARM GROUPS
'A Plan of •Action' 'in which.
Ontario's, farmers will boldly
ret ,a, pattern for a comprehen-
sive 'conunodity. marketing .pro-
gram fol; many years to come is
predicted as the outcome of the
Commodity' Marketing Confer-
ence being held in Toronto, Mar,
13 and 14.. • • •
"The'-day .nference,', which.
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will . be at ,Ea ,n's College .• ne
Auditorium, will not only be one
of the largest recent marketing
confereinces ,. in Canada, fbut'• Ott
will : also, make history , Lloyd
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er •.resident, of the Ontario
Federation
,.. � ion • of :.Agricul tune: stat-
ed.. , G
"We . expect • 1,000 delegates
.. gsat-.
and members from 22 commodity
groups and farm organizations
across the province of Ontario".
"OLir : purpose.: in organizing.
George . Richards, 18 -year-old
son 'of Mr. and Mrs• Orland Rich -
lards, has .„been selected , to High
resent Lucknow District g
School, in the London Free Press
Leaders Club.
George , is 'a Grade •XII,i stud-
ent.
tud-ent. and is president of the Lit-
• erary Society. He. splayed goal on
the Juvenile hockey team a year.
ago and was senior runner-up UT
last fair* .field day :competitions.
He has :a high scholastic stand -
this conference. is ,to review the,
current.. position of .agriculture' in
Ontario.. The results of this con-
ference
o r-ference . will , be. two—fold", M.
Jasper continued. "We hope .to
impress upon the generalpublic
the . seriousness- of the current
deterioration in ` faran income
bo, th to" the farmer and to 'the..
total Canadian econoniy. Second-
ly,, we hope to clearly define our
farmers' . areas of .responsibility',.
Ishii tt 3 N4 Yonsz
governatents areas ;of resp
bility' in remedying, this • situa-
tion. •1' look: forward to. a `plan
of • action' •'emanating : from . this
Commodity ''Marketing • Conifer,
ence. in. 'which, Ontario, , farmsrrS
'boldly .and with vision;. will t
a" .pattern' for • a comprehensiv
commodity . marketing .program
formany years 'to come"...
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With regulations ilow ;.in. force'I
'requiring motorists to stop when
a school bus, stops,' A. C Agnew,
:driver of : the Wir gham' bus,
points out that, there may be
some confusion in.: the minds.' of
some motorists regarding ; the
stopping dictate. • . • •
The regulation says'
a motor
ist shall not proceed ; until the
school bus resumes . Motion, or
..the a driver of .the bus signals to
:proceed, or the flashing ' signals
'areno longer actuated. i.
In 'other words, , a school • bus
might -be. st ed for' some•reas
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BORN,
WA-WIRE—At t Kincardine. Gen
e'ral Hospital, March 4; 1956,.. to
Mr,, and 'Mrs. John McGuire; • R.
6, Litcknow,, a son, . Ronald John.
Mel3ONALD—in, Wingha7n; Gen-
eral Hospital on .Saturday, Mar.
3, 1056; to. Mr. and Mrs. Angus
McDonald, R. 1, Lucknow; a dau-
ghter. , (Expired March 3 pre-'
mature). . . •,
1ViaacMILt AN --Mr. Viand Mrs. .as.
MacMillan announce the arrival
of their son, Joseph Wesley,' at.
Hotel Dieu ..Hiospital, St.. ,Cather-
ines, on' Wednesday, 'February
1'st, a brother for David.
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WEUUNESD4'Y, ' lV AB CH 14,: S56
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THROUGH THE SENTINEL. FILES
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Forty Years • g ,
Ten Years; Ago
Mts. Kenneth'" Mme_
is death, Mr. and
Almost a year .after h'Boundary East; celebrated
and MTs. Andy ,Smith learn- Lea , 60th. wedding anniversary.
edO James, Al -the.
ed that 'their son, F1 Recruiting . meetings• were 'be -
vin .Srriith, liad .met..death witYr •throughout; t'he com-
held.
all merrvbers of the: crew when ng .
their lane was. shot 'down • over munity.
p JaTnes Webster died at ' tk�e
'France. Ashfield game to Ashfield •
'Mrs. 'Wm..;Blake. of age of 88. Hie. �, . bib:
,
' " ved` her 90th birthday with his parents. in 1854, He was
obser roll.
congregational honor �, the oldest of five brothers,. Rob-
unveiled in the .Presbyter ert,, Thoanas, 'Dan a ;fid Richard.
was, p offices .at `Amberley
taxi.�.�Ghurcli,to.,comrnem�orate the vie
of .mnem+ber's.:oi' the and Laurier,, were closed. .
•war. se . .
anon a�i}d : in memory of
on _e . .. .,Drill ..Sgt :'Carrick of'; W'lhite�•
�• gr g r .
ONO boys: 'who Paid tke supreme
acTavish in church was dril1mg ' 160th .'re •
sacrifice, Harold es byterian church
•Sicily and Charles Jewitt at cruits in the, Presshed.. �
,Hong Kong' MacDonald, Rev, John Reed :was inducted
Capt. �R: Douglas ..
char pas
laincy ser- tor of SoutKinloss . sby-
was Was in the'p terian Churchh:., He. sucPreceeded
Vice wass assigned to the. Can-
p T: A. McLennan.
scion Occt dation Force in Ger- Rev
many. . Pte:' Gilbert Thomas died from'
Scott, . was: the . vie-, pneumonia at 1Viontreal where
Harvey Sc , 42,
tun of a,, shotgun accident • while 'he was training, • A native .of
The victim's frozen Wales, he was in ;his 22nd year
hunting. his uncle, and' had: 'been employed> 'in Ash -
body 'was found.• by
Mr. Wm. Wraith. field. P. rior° to enlisting he had :
made his home With Mr. and
Mrs.. N. G. MacKenkiefor two
year3.
on other than the irnrnediate tak'
ing On or . discharging . of pass-
engers,.. and, if the flashing sig=
nals were not:: operating a motor-
ist d
t could proceed.
LTNNEL�i.--in ,Strathroy General
A .•al ,on :Saturday, -March 10,
1'956; to ,'Mr. lured,
Linnell (nee Dorothy Macin-
tosh),, ` a 'daughter., Donna Mari
lyn, a sister • for. 'Evan.,
LOCAL :CHILDREN' PERFORM.
IN, SKATING- CARNIVAL
TVs.. carnival time again.' Est'
citement .,is in the air.' Children
are selling tickets, • practicing
`their' routines and thrilling at
Z ION " when they.
. . , ` that magic.. moment �' lice.
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•Drennan emerge 'as characters; from A
,Mr and Mrs. Wilfred ,Red
'Mr. and. Mrs. Mel " in . Wonderland', White and en
and J. C. and and Fish, Footmen;
vin Stewart and.'girls. • visited
dlVlrs The Duches ,. Cheshire Cat, Fair
Frtday-evenin�g with -Mx•,-.& , .les the: oc `Turtle,:, etc'
•G, eorge ,,Hunter , .
Mrs.' Melvin Raynard Whether . you live in Tees-
and
e Es -
Mr. and . M �1Vroxeter,
and Kathy, Blackstone .of Gorier- water, Belm re, Lucknow �r or
i�c+h visited (last Wednesday with grave, Whigham;
Twenty Years Ago
The -=death- occurred of His
King Edward VIII,. Who, later ab -•
dicated, became the first: bach-
elor king of England since 176.
Donald. Henderson was ap-
pointed secretary of the Luck-.
now School Board, Kinloss';
Relief allowances in • •I
were set. • at • 12c per :day s.for
per'
'heads.` of families and 8 cents p
day for each' dependent. •
•Mr. and Mrs "Jacob.'Fckenswfil
ler marked their .52nd, miniver -
__ .,,,. , .. ' ;;•_ /iii/i/iii/iii//.
P A., Malcolinson 'moved to ''.
Walkerton to . take, .over a law...
practice.
R. '.R. MacLeod ;.was head Cf.
the; Royal.:',Arch. Masons. .
.• Wm, ' McCxostie ,was • Clerk of
West Wawanosli; .'•.J...€G.. Ward;
treasurer; . George : Webb, assess_
or; Wm. ThompSon, :collector:.
• James: Bryan 'was elected pres
ident oaf the Agric'ulttural• Soc
nary. and iety, known as the.. Kinloss
Mr. and :Mrs WM. Sherw Branch Agricultural Society:
of , �$elfast ::,observed • their '53rd The •. combination rate of •.the
wedding anniversary . . ord:on Free Press •and. Sentinel
Dou Clarke-w_asattending L' ' :75:
g wasT$1 �.
Stratford Normal and.; 'playing Bruce County Council made an
with Stratford Midget juniors. ,additional grant of $500 to assist
in completing . •Norm ,yRobert,-
Tl irty Years Ago . ".Histo of. Bruce
hi•ts son's ry P
rse�gGreta Fox. �df .� -:-- , ,�; - vas ptfexmg
Nu R• D, Cameron ,
church• died suddenly' : at "Wing.- men's Ants, regular $F.50 to $10;'
ham Hospital in her 28th :year. for •$4.95.
Dr. Pierce of Georgetown ad The death occur
dressed
'of the in -
dressed ,a • meeting in the Town• fant daughter of iVir„ arid • 1Vlrs.•
Hall,, describing :bow 90 Armen E J. Collins '
ian .boys were being trained for :; Will 'Fisher and :Maggie :'•1VInr-.
,Canadian; .fair a ,:work, : Their. •par- loch were.married at `the home
encs • had 'been massacred by the of her parents, 11�Ir. and"Mrs: ',
Turks in 1915. ;: Murdoch, They •left by
Mrs.' Wm: Smith Lucknow Steele C
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died in Wingliam os�pital ` fol -train for' a: wedding,trip to 'Lon .
ndectomy. don ,? ,ind..•Detroit. -
Towing. an -.apps •
• Sixty Years Ago
Blyth you'll want • to: see the. Elected•.council infest Wawa -
girls. and boys of your .commun- .
nosh was "$,obi:' Lockhart, 'reeve; ;
ity liar . are. members :' of ., the deputyshreeve, . Lo Medd'; conn-
and will Figure Skatingtheir Club ._Cameron e Mc ourt-
and will t e.skating in car=. `tenor W. ,.. .
lin, John'' Webster. R
niwal� in the Wiirgharn Arena . on • •• In Minims •deputy -reeve Alex
March pM..and 15th beginning Nicholson ' defeated peeve and
at 7.45 .p.m. Reserved seats are.
ex -Warden James . Gaunt,:.James..
o t sale at extra.
ons• Drug Johnston was elected deputy. and
Stare' at 250 extra.
councillors were -Frank :-Hetu'Y,
NONAGENARIAN DIE HIS • Angus McKenzie. &' John Kaalce
' Hugh Gi�rvin was ` re-elected
DAD WAS -`ASHFIEI�D .PASTOR reeve of Ashfield'' defeating John•
Jamieson. First ' deputy i •reeve
The death occurred in Swat
Kckley was re-elected over res.
:fond on 'Wednesday- of John 11. M lou h. nsec id cleguty reeve
Kenner,, age 91. years, :and who Jamieson.
was., John � N. MacKenzie and
had been: prominent in the •busi- an. Dal-
ness , life of 'Stratford • fora sixty Councillors; were Morgan
ton and David: Fa�rrish.
years. 'Scots. rwere incensed by a ver-
'His father :was Rev, Jdhn Kens . _ , • Mihwaukie `. court
ner who is believed to have dict in a
preac'he• on e s if'd-Circuitwardix>-dainage$125, to s
before the turn;' of the century. man whose . horse had ' a
Rev: Kenner 'reached in Ash= frightened . by.. the • sound of The.
p _. ba . esaand had. r_tin awn
Held.rorn T1 -to 1$4. Re.�`
A'. •.Strongman preceded him and jury claimed that "the dudersa
he he
•by R James ' iisicpson ; w nienf'.•.
Hall was followed Rev. •. H. is not a 'musical instr a5 master
.R:ev. Kenner was a native of of Belfast .Orange: Lodge, Dun
Cornwall, i ngiand. He first doles 'Major Joseph. 1Vial. dge, ,
ed as a minister of the Bibles gannon . hotel keeper, ' droPP
Ch`ristian Church, which :later dead froth a heart attack in his
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merged w ith t he Methodist 51st • year. He was a brother of
Church, of Lucknow.
David Malldu h'
g-.
Libby's Tomato CatsUp, 11 oz.. bottle" ..r 21c
Supreme Sweet Mix :Pickles, 16. oz.' jar -21c
Dainty. Rice, 16 . oz. pkg. 2 for 29c
'Westons Choc. :PeppeChoc. ,Peppermint' CreaMs, •Pkg.. 29c
Tabby's_ fancy -Sweet Mix Pickles,-16.oz.: jar. 33c
..Bee Hive .Golden Corn, Syrup,' 2.1b. tin ....31c
Salada *Tea Bags,, :pkg. of 60 79c'.
Wrestons .Golden Brown Sodas, 6 oz;.pkg. ,21330
Apex x .Fancy, Cut Wax Beaus,. 20 oz. tin ,. 19c
Choice • Fruit Cocktail, 15 oz. ..tin, 24c• '.
California large Prunes, lb. cello, .. 3` e
Aar bulk Pitted Dates, . 2:�Ibs. • -`25e
Fab • 1/z -Price, buy 'Pkg. 'it reg. price
get pkg. at I/z-price, large 2 for •59c
-Super--Suds- New.�._Dstergent, lg. pkg: ...:29c
Instant Quaker .Oats, 44• oz. pkg•
39e
Bakers .Chocolate Chips, 6 oz. pkg. 2 for 430
'Maxwell House Coffee with Gold
Plated Coffee Spoon, ib. • 51.15
Swift's Prem..Luncheon Meat, •12 oz. tin ,... 39c
Lifiton's Soup, Chicken Noodle , ; 2 'for 25c
• 'Eagle Brand Sweetened :Conensue , -.. PreSb Daily
e_ eed d --k
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15 oz.
GREEN GIANT PEAS
15 oz. this ' - 2 for 31c.
Chase .:arid Sanborn .
INSTANT COFFEE.
6 oz.: jar $1.55 2 oz. jar 51c,
.WAGSTAFFE MARMALADE
24 oz. jar .=-, 250
CROWD TEA BAGS
Pkg
, of 100 -- 85c
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24c.. W HITTICK' BREAD. and BAKI : G -
'R. & Peanu u T, oz. ti f 49,0 �.
erber's .,Strained Baby. Foods . 2 .for ,19c Dried. Australian Apricots,. 12 oz. pkg........., 14c •�
G; ..
.,.: • 450 ,S.O:S. Scouring: Pads, 4 to pkg. ...
Pink Seal Fancy.. Pink `'Salmon; lb: tin -� -�:.. Steel Wool ; 6 roll y ,¢•`�,. 2 for 230
`Western Glti Ready Lut Macaroni ;;� I%5cul Dog ,
2 for 33c Big • 5 Cleanser '2 `i-or`19c:-
Minute Ince, 5 oz. kg. " , . .
, i ' c -Sane 28 oz: 2 for • 39e. Australian, Sultana Raisins, 2. lbs 39c
Libby s Fancy Kraut,
Lipton's Purple Label Orange Pekoe/z Tea i. 65c Select Golden Ripe ,Bananas, .1b. .,:..] 9c
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Flavorful Gireenings- Cooking Apples,
Our Own .BIend Tea; b. bag 850. ..
... _ 550•
Betty: Crocker Choc. -Fudge . Brownie' Mix , 37c , - 6• at. ,basket lit IcebergLettuce 2 350
Fair Wind Solid, Light' una,: r/� tin ' 23c' Solid heads, fine, quality
IWhite Cross oilet Tissue 2 for 25e Nev Spring. Crop tender Greene Cabbage; ib. 8c.
Interlake3 for 790.
Fox Haven Beef Pies .....:........:.
Face -Elle Tissues, .gree; box •.,:......... 2 for 390 . ...
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