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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1956-05-30, Page 2'AG;' TWO • • IE. LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LLICKNOW, ONTARIO STUDENTS HAVE NOVEL SHOP, TOUR The Horne. Economics classes o#'.' Grades 9, 10 and. 11 of Lucknow District High. School,, under the supervision of their teacher, Mrs,. .Blewitt, were privileged to .be' shown through W. A. S'ohmid'S store. He ..very graciously ren- dered his time and knowledge to point •rout the difference in grades of china, silverware .and crystal.. • Four studentslucky enough to have their birthdays nearest the day of the ,visit to the'store were •presented with gifts by Mr.. ,Schmid. They were as follo!Us 9A; Barbara•. Murray 01% Joyce. Sackett; X'' Mae .• Ketahabaw • XI, .Donna Woods, , The, giri ><,n, each ;grade ' With the highest, standing for the • year. in Home : economics was- present- ed ,with a, gift. They were: "IX, Jean Richards, a place setting. of 'cornflower crystal; X, '. Sara Jane : Bannister, a place setting off 1847 , Rogers -silverware; X!I, Rdozella Howald, a silver cold meat 'fork, Grades ' 10 and 11* were also taken ' to Ashton's Dry Goods. store where .Mr.': ,Ashton told, of. the processing of cotton . and then showed various qualities. of cotton ,goods. • • With Trade=ln With All These Sensational Easy'. Plias: Features . ~'* Hydro poise balanced. tubs eliminates• vibration • * • :Waterflowv washing action e; rt ,.. f e� • is,� urs>+il' ii Ask •:About EASY • Budget_• an lowest down -payment, 12 .rn6s .toy pay! Unimatic 41a1 is ,' fully auto nratic-•-y ,lets You .v'4sh,the way you want * Proved hot .water savings * ' Deep • activated .: overflow rinse * Advanced long life 'design COME IN AND ,SEE IT! .Mrs. Donald Car'. is . is joining Mrs. Edith Andrew of Edmon- • Mr.. and Mrs. Bryce .Elliott and , , . Hos, 'at Bakers'' •i 'rivate:. Hos- ton spent .a :, few days. with Mr. family spent� •the wee+lt-end at: the staff Y. ` Mrs. GordonGoKirkland. ' atal the'first of the month. and M .. tar ara Falls. pital Niagara MI, 14 it 44, ,Y Vr .4 44 4 4 4.,,, r. - •. 6flO,OOO . SJIO RED. & WHITE,. Libby s 'Hawaiian Pineapple Juice . Aylmer Condense • : omato Soup .. , ,. 2 Wagstaffe s Raspberry Jam, 9 oz. ;jars 2 • Jel1r.O "Puddings &' ;Pie Fillings; pkg. 3 Regal Rice,. _2 1b. cejlo' . ;• ...... 3^1 c:. Post Sugar :Crisp, 9' oz.: pkg. • . ..`, , .. •28c Aylmer Brand Condensed VEGETABLE SOUPS :10- oz. •tin0.s _ 3 for 33c ' ;Catelli... '• REDI CUT MACARONI 16 'oz. pkg..: - 2 for 29c HEREFORD, CORNED BEEF • 12 .oz. ,tin 35c MAPLE LEAF SOAP FLAKES. • 10c off giant . pkg.: 59c Heinz Relishes, ',I 2 oz. jar ..... •...'...35c E. D. Smith's Cherry-Pie:Filler, 20 oz. 29c Shirriff's White 'Cake Mix, 16 oz pkg. 2 7c Robin Hood Pie Crust Mix, 16 oz. pkg. 310 Dr. Ballard's' Champion Dog Food . : 3.13.5c Rose: Brand Margarine, lb. pkg. .. 29c Clover. Leaf FancySslid Tuna, 7 oz. • .41c Durhan Cornstarch, pkg. . .21'35c Old :Dutch ,Ccan c tins ..2 27c Libby's Fancy. Fruit Cocktail; 15 oz. tin 26c Crushed Pineapple, 'gal. .. , ; .. , $1.15 Libby's• Crushed Pineapple, ,20 dz: tin r31c VACCUM PACKED . MEATS 33c 2 c 39c 29c 7 -Post Bran .Flakes, large 14 oz. pkg. ...26c Heinz Kosher Dill Chips, ,lg• 24 oz. jar 25c. Saran Wrap,. 25 ft. roll :::...::, ,:.:39c Save. All :Wax Paper, 100 ft. roll . • • .. 2.9c: Supper . Club Serviettes, pkgs ,. , .:.. 2133c Sweetheart. Toilet 'Soap, bath size :.'212-3 CHICKEN ' • Broilers, . Legs, -Breasts NO. 1 QUEBEC MAPLE SYRUP 1/2 gal. $2.75 ,,— gallon •$5.25 5 -PIECE SNACK. SE3',.._. only 39c with each $5.00 purchase' FRESH' PRODUCE • AT RED ,& WHITE Select• quality golden ripe Bananas, ib. lac Juicy, tangy, California Lemons ns 41129c29c Melly ri w White' Potatoes, 10 Ib. -;bag' &3c - Crisp green pascal Celery, lg. stalk 2129c' Fresh Arrivals Daily ' Home: Grown Asparagus, •.Green Onions Cucumbers4,• Rhubarb, Radishes, etc. • Red ..ft; White Food Phone 26 'Free Delivery :ore•• .j��.��i�iiiiiiv -i iii iiia �i�i-iiii��%moi•. i�i� 1 r fr 4.4 ITU UI WEDNESDAY, MAY 30t4 1956 LANGSIDE; This cppmmunity extends sym.. pathy to those who mourn the passing of the ,late Mr: George Harkness of ,Teeswater, former- ly of•the 6th Cop., where: he was "a highly respected neighbor. • Sympathy is also expressed to Mrs. Charles. Elliott and those• who mourn the passing of Mr. Elliott and whose funeral Was held from. Johnstone's Funeral Home to Goderich Cemetery, on Monday •afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott were residents of the 4th Con.' farm now owned by Mr. , and Mrs, < Wm, • Neable before• moving. to Lucknow.. • - Congratulations to Mr. Si Mra: Lorne Wall on 'the birthof • a ' "son,.:•.a little brother for • Tohn. Mrs. Sarah MacKay of .Detroit~ is a visiter with, .her •niece, Mrs: Ted Collyer and Mr. Collyer'and 'attended the . centennial' service• in Ripley on SundYay. iMrs. Frank Miller,. Betty. .and Allan' attended the centennial • service in Ripley Sunday morn ing.' and visited with friends in • Kincardine, Tiverton and Port. Elgin •: ' We hope for . a speedy recov- ery o Mr. •Jameson Pettipiece who is a patient 'in Wingham• Hospital. {. ; •�Mr. and Mrs.' Chester •Feagan and. Bryan . of Nile • were ' callers around Langside on Sunday. Mr.: and -;Mrs, Ale - Marel use .. Brandon. expect 'to leave for a 'trip to visit his brother-in-law, Joshua Dawson ani other friends: around -June 1st. ' 'Mr. and YMrs.Gordon Wall . &.. family visiited With relatives` at." .Tavistock and with Mr: 'and Mrs. Charles Childs (Leslie Mae, Wall) .in • Woodstock . on . Sunday:; • CHARLES ELLIOTT Charles Elliott, a Dungannon' .district pioneer, and forrn:er mer- chant of • that village, passed away early. • Friday . morning at his ' .home in L• ucknow.. He had •dbserved his 88th "birthday the previous Sunday, and while not in rugged health his.• death came' Unexpectedly. He had been .up on Thursday but this strength start- ed waning that night, with the end coming: peacefully about •five. a.m. •'Charles Elliott was :born: on Con. 6, West Wawariosh on May 20, 1868. Be was a 'son of Thos. Elliott •aril • Rebecca •Black, his mother's parental,' home. ;having been: on Con. 8, Ashfield, across •froxn Cedar 'Valley school...' Mr. Elliott entered 'thegeneral store business in Dungannon, Which :he conducted for some .35' years when he sold out to Har- 'vey Treleaven. He lived , retired for a . • time before 'taking up farming in Kinloss, He • sold .,the farm a.. year ago' last fall when he• •and.- Mrs.' Elliott and their grandson, . Charles,1Jr., moved :to Lucknow. ''`Charlie", as he was •familiarly' -known was at. one , • time 'presi- ,dent. of the Dungannon' 'district rifle club: and ..was acrack marksman. 'He annually took. hunting" trips to the, north and one of his prized possessions was a mounted. head of -:a .deer which he. bagged at (i5: The funeral service wa$ held at Johnstone's: Funeral Home on Monday, conducted by Rev. Wal- lace McClean of the Lucknow Presbyterian • Church. 'Interment .was in Maitland Cemetery, God-: erich, the 'pallbearers being David Nivins, Frank Glenn, Wallace Conn, Charles Taylor, • Jim Rich- ardson, and Charles Tiffin. Mrs, Elliott is survived• by. his widow,' the former Clara' Ratz oir Golden Valley, , whpm he Mar- ried . in 1.927; one son, "Henry El= fiat and a grandson,_Charles.. :Surviving also are, two ._broth- err Wm. Elliott of. New Liskeard ..t. of of v �. ,Sudbur.,,, and a sister,.. Mrs. David Men - wain • (Ann) of Goderich..r He was predeceas'ed by his first .wife, 'the former. Margaret Niv= ins, ,and by two brothers, James and Thomas, Brother ramps'. xION iMr. and Mrs. , Jake 'Hunter. spent: Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.' Cliff Menary:.. Mr. and'. Mrs. George Hunter visited 'Sunday, with Mr.. & Mrs. Alex' Hackett • ' •Mr.arid•• Mrs. Nelson, Raynard and boys visited Siinday with 'Mr:.:arid. Mrs. Walter Alton.',' Mr. and Mrs: Will Ritchie and Mr. and Mrs. Robt. ; Irvin ,and . Betty visited 'with Mr.: and Mrs. Jim Webster •.,'of • • A�nberley • on • Sunday. , Mr. , and .Mrs..•Albert Coultes 'arid family of:' Whitechurch and Mr.. and Mrs.. Iioward . Walker &` family ‘ visited with Mr. and 1V1•rs. D.. A.' .`Sackett on -Sunday. . Mr and Mrs. Gordon .Kirkland went to. ;ilidgetown last Wednes day with ' Mr. and Mrs: `Oliver M-eC'h rles;'m d`Donnire7as' it was :graduation 'day.. p Church will be at 11.15 for the, month of June. Sunday School, will' be : at 10.00;r • I(INGSBRIDGE Mrs. • • M. Sheridan spent ;mast, week -end with relatives in" Hain ilton and Toronto., Rev. H. Van Vynckt received a • telegraan from the TorontO • Star Weekly; congratulating th'e Kingsbridge •C.W.L. upon. •being among; the" top, •• winners• iii the Star Weekly quilt contest; and' requesting • permission for this 'quilt to be' on display across Canada :for •the. T. Eaton Co. un-. til the end of August Next Sunday will be first com= munxon Surrday-�-- n--'this•-A Ircoiinot Mass, will be at 8.30 a,rn. and after the mass the first eon - not nicari; _ will; De _"'serval their-. tbreak�fast :the' C'.W.L in tiie parish hallby. Mr Jerry Dalton has 1 c�en ?l t in'Goderich Hospital for .the past week.' „ • Mr. and Mrs. Jos. ••Reed Of Torr- • onto • spent the week -e11,1 with Mrs, Jas. Wallace and Ulu VicGr;r Finnie family .: :Cgngratulat%ons" dan and her pulls' upon- the fine talent they displayed' lethe Lucknow' musical festival. helii last Wednesday night. Mxs,Jack Kinney of Detroit visited at her home . herd 1.0t, week:. D .and Mrs. Gilbert Fr,ayne spent last week with,re)ntrves in. Toronto. Tyre death occurred in Victoria Hospital on May 17th 'of Joseph Edward`. Lyon .of •Londesboro. He was 50 '6years of age . and ;had been ill for month. Ire is 'sur- vived • �by his wife, two• sons, a daughter, five sisters .and a bro-, ther, Mrs. ,Harry (Ida) Durnin and Mrs, Earl • (Olive) Gaunt, formerly .;of•' West Wawanosh, are sisters. • • is o] lig ': fc :hc tli sit ca