HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1956-06-27, Page 2THE .L.`UCxNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNO
CHURCH ' PICNiC •
HELD ,, ►T KINTAIL
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Biggest Paint Value In ' Town
The :Bigg
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FLOOR PAINTS •
INTERIOR HOUSE PAINTS.
EXTERIOR HOUSE. •PAINTS
ENAmEL;S
UNDERCOATERS •
All Colors ---
e A � roved Paint We had on sale Test
se � sarin PP ; ,
Which went over. ,sa ;big. • axed.
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• � *cried so° 1�P
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$i...25
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$4::$5
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The Presbyterian. Sun d a y
School and... Congregational ,picnic
was held last Thursday' afternoon
at Kiritaii Camp grounds. A very
pleasant social time was. enjoyed
highlighted by a sports program
and, a bountiful .lunch.
Winners ,of the sports . events
'and special awards were: 5, years
and under,. girls,_ Carol Brown;
boys, Ronnie Stanley; 6-7 years,
,girls, Connie Boyd; boys, ''Wayne
Jamieson • 8-9, • girls,, . Elizabeth
Pollock;boys, Ross Forster;' 10-
11, girls, Doris Moore; boys; Bob
Watson;. 1271,a,„ girls, Elizabeth
Finlayson;.•' boy , .,, Jim' Watson;'
boys - (over 13 ; Bruce • Baker;
girls' 3 -legged race,. Nancy For-
stel; :;and Jean 'Mullin; wheelbar-..
race bo s, Bill Fisher and'
'ebster
MacKinnon
Plumbing, Heating, Wiring,. Eavetroughing • 'Phone 50
. AshfieldW.MS • .. ! TOOK TRAINING COURSE
Z verity -eight nembers answer- • Ruth :Treleaven and, • Roddy
ed the roll. call with a book of Wraith represented Lucknow at
°the Youth, and. Leaders' Training
die ' Old Testamentat the June ,� M •
course held at Camp Kintail, ung
meeting tri the: , W:M:S. held in der ' the direction,. ;of. Robert E.
..:, , . • resentatiye. -of they
;��i°s �'t. Bisset � -gra; �har�ge sof . '� b'�. � a�t�
basement of the church last Secord of Hanover,'district rep-
�rsday.. The lst vice president, o district
rep-
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- Programs' lata, °
the pro ; am Mks. Fred MacGreg
. meet of Education. •
;or 'read the scripture lesson,. med-
nation and .prayer. Parts in the
panel d;iseussion of "Refugees of
.the. Worl7avf
". were taken' by Mrs,
`Dave.'•Ma',welly; Mr' . R:,' Wil-
son, MissSadie Johnso, Mrs. J..
• N. • MacKenzie, . Mrs. °: it'. Bisset,
Miss: R. •Farrish ' and 'Mrs. R.
gIowes., Mrs. K Fairish ' and Mrs;
. R. F P
row , y
Tom Wasney; tallest girl (under
1.5 years),, Nancy Forster; boy
with largest feet (under 15 yrs.),
Jim Watson; girls softball throw,
Dianne Jamieson boys '• softball
throw ' (under 12 years), Ross.
• Forster; girls softball throw, 13
years' and over, Elizabeth Fin-
layson; .boys softball throw, 13
Years:' and over, Bill Fisher; girls
slipper kick, 15 •years. and 'under,
Marlene Stanley; ladies slipper
kick, Mrs:. Norman Taylor; tie
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27th, 1956
a ,FO ODUO MIEN OFSIXTEIN
d strai in w i
the Canadian i�•my SoldorFApprentica Plan of�trs: you tea a _ n i� _ h le. you. learn,.
• Starting .June lst the Canadian Army will enrol' a limited number of• physically ft
young .men of 16.,y, ears, of aye, with Grade 8 education, and train them as tradesmen ill.
19 different trades. Trades training will consist of a two ysar.course starting in September.
When finished the course the Soldier Apprentice serves three Yeon with a regular unit.
This plan provides—
r Holf pay to the age of 17 then •hrIF paY • Trowel• and adventure
• 7l0 days paid holidays a year r. • A healthy active outdoor life with•sports
• Medical and dental care o Good opportunities forpdvancement
Only a limited number can be. dccepted. 'Intirested; applicants.ipust not, delay. Mail the
coupon below or contact your nearest recrultj9 station. . ,,. ,
Army Recruiting Station,' 59 Albe ,Street, Ottawa, Ont. Tel. 6-1887
Army Recruiting Station, 164 Wellington St., Kingston; Oqt. --'Tel. 4738
Army Recruiting• Station, 90 Richmond Street W.,1`ereate,,Ont;'-r Tel. EM. 6.8341 Loc. 276
NO. 7•Personnel Depot; Wolseley Barracks Oxford & Elizabeth Sta.., Lenges, Ont.
Telephone 4-1601 Local 135 :
• Army Recruiting Station, North Bay, Ont. --- Tel. 456
Army Recruiting Station,.184.K„Ing St. E. Nariltol, Ont, ,— TO, 2-8708
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•• Without Cost or
. -�obiiggtion, please
' ' forward me the •
1 booklet "The Way.'
to a.' Fine Future's..
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tying contest, . Mrs. Jim. Hender-
Taylor; mens
son• � and.NormanY ,
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blindfold_ race, Ross _Gamirnie;
girls 'blindfold race;:' 'ane'S ” For
ster; boys blindfold race, Garry
The. five-day course ended on
MacDonald; ;oldest lady present,,
:Tuesday• af' this week. miss' Jean Lyons; oldest.• gentle-
, man, .Mr.. • Wm. • Douglas; : largest
GIFTS WERE PRESENTED . family° ,present, 'Mr , and Mrs Ste -
AT St RPRISE'•PART7( • wart Mullin.
A 'surprise' party was held last PARAMOUNT INSTITUTE
week for Lyn Couse• and ::Eliza DISCUSS BUS ' TRIP
leaving�
The ' Paramount Women's
In-
stitute meeting was held : at the
home of Mrs. F. Martin on June
Fairish led in prayer. Mrs. F.' beth Bannister Who
how to eradicate it. • A bus trip
to ''Southampton was discussed.
Plans for the 'barn Glance: were
laid, over to :' the. next : meeting.
An interesting report of the dis-
trict:'' annual was given by Mrs.
Al Irwin. _Readings, were given
by, Mrs. W. Stanley, , Mrs.'Kin'gs-
bury, Mrs, ; E. ,MacLennan, Mrs.
Dexter and by Mrs: R. Reid, pre-
pared by_, -„Mrs, , O Richards. Con-
tests'.• vere-,c onductedd; byLlVIrs V.
Webster, ;and ,Mrs. Nicholson:
Lunch was served by Mrs. Nich-
olson
and ;Mrs. Dexter.
ij Mrs. Alex. Whytock. was able
to come home from Wingham' :
Hospital on'i Monday. , ' • ,
miss Helen Schumacher' and
Judy' Moran of Woodstock were.
week -end visitors.. with Helen's
parents, Mr. and .. Mrs. John
Schumacher. .
M. CARRUTH ERS
,,RAL.L�('.:
AT FOUR -PH ,,R .
Marilyn Carruthers, daughter'
of Mrs.. •'Carruthers and 'the late.
r of Kinloss ,• has•
been one. of the. Club: it
chosen to represent .Bruce oun
SERVICES
ANNIVERSARY. SE V S
HELD' SUNDAY ATST. PETERS
Anniversary services were held
in St' Peter's • Anglican Church
on Sunday, ,which- marked' the.
84th anniversary' since Anglican
services• were first held here back
in 18.74. They were .held iri rooms
over. what is'.now Button's but-
che shop. The first church was
opened in 1878.`
Rev. H. L. Jennings conducted
are ' D H Carruthers , the morning and in the
' on the i the.- Village. A number:: of girl 1 b is theservice, .minister' was
MacGregor gave a report t th 1 4 H C g evening guest
bale'. A concise : account ' of The friends. gathered' for the '.occas- C
s
the • Presbyterial ion. Games we .
Iii,ghliglits , o�
Rev.: •J. - A. ' T. Elliott . of Holy
re played at the
rand lunch 19th•
with thirteen• adults and one ty at the Guelph: Conference,. Trinity Church,_ Chesley.
meeting at Brussels. was given by home of Judy Webster, ,
v ed at °the home:lof -Janet -child•pr-esent.-Mr-s,...Al Irwin_.pre- Marilyn is a member of the Bair
,Mrs..*. 'Finlay MacDonald. ..Tice vl�-as-sere
members' of the committee sere- Finlayson„
ed -lunch. There were four child-• Each.. girl was presented with
ren present: a birthday angel figurine.
sided and Mrs.' Martin. read the
minutes. The 'roll call was ans-
wered ,by naming a weed and
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Ws? 48 oz. tin 31c
St. LaWrence Corn Oil
Pint 33c Quart .65c
Club Des .Billionaire Sardines
2 tins 3k
t Spaghetti
6.oz. tins 2 for 37c
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lover -Leaf Solid -White-Tana-Fis*
Christies Cinnoinon Wafers, 15 oz. pkg. .,. 390°
Kraft plain or pimento Cheese Slices, 1/2 lb. 33c
Philadelphia Cream Cheese, oz 22c
Manzanllla Pimento Olives, 8 oz. icelcox jar 43c
R, & W Tdmato Catsup,. 11 bottle Pc
Supper Club 70's Serviettes ...... 33c
FROZEN FOODS,
Birds Eye Peas & Carras, pkg. 22c
Birds Eye French Fries, 9 oz. pkg. ...., 2 for 37c
Birds Eye Pish Sticks, 10 oz. pkg. 33c
Beach Towel, with $5.00 order $1.49
29" Snorkel, with $5.00 order 99e
Complete Selection of Vacuum Packed Meats,
Solo Margaxine, lb. pkg. ., 29c
Fresh Chickens Legs and Breasts.
Dr. Ballardgs •Ch4m.pion Dog Food..... ,3, for 3.5o • FRESH PRODUCE AT RED & •
Heinz Relishes, -12 oz. jar ' ' 35c ..'Home;rroWn Strawberries, peak -of quality
Five Roses Cake Mix, 8c off White pkg. — 21c arul supply attractive price,
Fife Roses Cake Bllx,, 8c of Chocola—te pl—r.g71-3 luseioine---ripened, 45's .... 23c --
Clark's Beans with Pork, 20 oz. • for 35e. Head Lettuce; hoine grown .... attractive price
Lowney's Angelus 1Karslimallisws,, iheello ric New Potatoes,' mealy, thin-skinned., 16 lbs. 85e.
R & W Pure Peanut Butter, 16*oz. 'jai:. 29e' • 'New Cabbage; tender, greeri, 9e•
Robin Hood • Angel Food Cake. 3llx, 14 oz. 53e Also arriving. fresh dailY--home-gTewn
Sala& Tea Bags, pkg. of 60 ' 79c Radishes, Grp eri Onions, Bunch,. Beets)
Heinz,,White , Vinegar, '33 oz. bottle ....... 25c .AsPa.!arus, Cutmmbers, Rhubarb, Cauliflower,
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Food Store
Phone 26 Tree Delivery
shea Institute 4-H Chili ,'and re-
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ceived County` honors last year,
at .Walkerton, <:
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Two hundred senior 441
Homexnakine.Club girls,.. repre-•
senting . every • `county, • and dis-
trict.
is=trict. in . the province, '•are attend-
ing • this •third Provincial Girls'.
Conference, at O.A.iC:, this week
,from June 26to•,28. These 'girls
have been , specially selected . on
the basis . 9f' :their • achievements
in Homemakiing, Club 'projects,
leadership ability, and personal
qualities. This • coniference is
sponsored by the Home .Econom eririgs, S. :13; 'Withers brought
its Service of' the .. Extension greetings: from, the .'Session:
Agriculture
,Braiich; Ontario • Department :'of A vocal' quartette .of Mrs. Dave •
' . • •: ' .: •Hackett; ',Mrs. W. G. Andrew,
Speakers will ludo Dr:-1Vfar:
ENIOR FOLK'
•NJ
EOY� GATHERING
The senior folk' of the -Luck-
now 'United Church were, enter
tained at a social gathering` in
the, church', last ' Tuesday after-'
noon. with 'about thirty in' attend-
ance:
The program opened with the
singing • of, favorite old ' hymns
and .a' devotional ,period. Rev, G.
A.• Meiklejohn • showed .slides, • in -
eluding' pictures of former gath-
lar
las
we
lan
•,Mrs. James. Web -TS -ter 'and—Mrs.
gaiet MeCready of 'Macdonald
Institute, and Helen McKercher,
director, Home EconomicS , Ser -
like of the extension branch, On
Wedne'sday evening Ethel Chap:.
man will,speak on."You and Your
Family", followed • by..a fashion
show, directed by Vivian
Minister of Agriculture,. will. be
the, speaker at. • the banqUet
.Thursday. Othef speakers will be
Doris Baskerville of Macdonald
Institute, • and 'Ale* Sim, chief
liaiSon division, .Department of
Canadian Cititenship Branch, Ot-
Mr. Art Grahani spent the
week end with his brother John, -
and Mrs:. Graham at. Ann Arbor,
Michigan. .,
, We', are. sorry to ' report Mrs.
Earle HOdgins to be a patient in
Wirigharri-Hospital and hope for
/a speedy receivery,. '
Mr. and.11tIrs. Joe Blackborrow
and Mr. and Mrs. Allan jowett &
children of Hamilton' spent Sun -
2 daY with Mr. arid WS'. Art Hod -
onto spent the week -end .with
to Mr. ,an.d 1VIrs.. John. Schumacher
r. and MTh'. Frank Sehurriach.
with Mr. and Mrs, Walter ,pchu-
macher and family of Walkerton.
Mr. and Mrs. J. ,Stroeder and
children have moved front Kin-
-1 1 lough to the houSe on the Roy
44,02t004t04tooct4to Dobson farm
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ber..4pd, Mrs, Webster contribut-
ed a selectiom_ori 'the harp. An-
other interesting musical number
Stothers. The roll. *Call was 'ans-
wered, in the form ,of, a quiz;
"DO you remember when?" and..
produced, some . interesting rem-
• The oldest :lady present was
11/41kr. David Alton who is 86, and
•Mr. George Jardine Who is hills
80th •year. Each, *as presented
with a -gift and, subscription to
the United Church Observer.'
,cf.oinith was 'served and Mrs.
Thorn expressed appretiation tO
the ladies Who. had arranged the
event and- to ihe members_of the
Church SessiOn who had promot-
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June meeting. Mrs. Howey pre-
sided and opened the_ meeting
•son,• Mrs. Scott read the scrip-
ture .lesson. Mrs. Bruce Mcl<en-
zie took the meditation, After the
busineSs was dealt with, Alm
-Pha-ris-Mathers- preSide& for the
program consisting of readings
Dean' MacLeod. mid instturn
tals by Mrs. A.. Breck10. The
singing Of the hymn "'Jesus keep
medelentieoant. PloeseCcr tshse" arnfiede baerillci
a vote of thanks, tendered. the
hostess- and program committee:
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