The Lucknow Sentinel, 1956-09-26, Page 5WEDNESDAY', SEPT:26th, 1956;
VIEW HISTORIC SETTINGS* ON
ENGLAND & SCOTLAND. TOUR.
Liverpool, •England,
Monday, September 10th.-
. Arrived this Morning at Liver-
pool, the second largest port in
England, and located on . the
Mersey River, 5 miles' upstream,
from the Irish Sea.. liy ten a.mi.
we- were through customs and
checked in at the Adelph'i Hotel
• for as one=day stop, • •
cAR OV''THANKS
The relatives of the late Thos.
J. Po11Qck wish to express their
deep • appreciation for the kind-
ness and sympathy extended to
them ' m any way during their
recent bereavement. Especially,
they wish to thank Rev. G. D.
Watt: and McLennan . and .Mac-
Kenzie Funeral Home. •
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
' iln the Estate of. Isabella Jane
Henry,.:deceased.
ALL. PERSONS having ' claims
againat , the estate of „Isabella
Jane' Henry, ;late of the Town-
ship of 'Kinloss, in the County
of Bruce, Widow, • deceased, who
died .on or 'about the 15th .day
of February, 1956, are hereby
notified to send in their claims
duly verified to the undersigned.
Solicitor for the' Executors of the
'Estate, on . or before the 24th
day of .October. 1956,' as • after
the said 'date die estate will be
• distributed among those entitled
thereto, .having, .regard' ' to the
claims of which the said Exe-
etitors shall then have notice.
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, .ONTARIO'
.
War II are fast disappearing from
e bombing_,scars •of World I
this bustling city, the growth of
which was slow from medieval
times until trade with the "New
World" established. Liverpool's
prorninence as a port city.-
'Monday,
ity.-'Monday,the day of disembark-
ation, was free of plans and sev-
eral members of the group board-
ed one of _England's' fast-moving
and frequently scheduled trains
for: • a' •half hour journey tothe
historic and ancient city of Ches-
ter on the River Dee.
It is a quaint, walled city, the
original fortifications had been
built.•almost 2,000' years ago by
--the—Twentieth Roman -Legion.
'For a thousand years many
bloody battles were fought as
•foreign invaders laid seige to the
fortress, The restoration and
maintenance • of these three miles
Uon. Andrew Hood. Mr. Hood,
who. was .himself once a printer's
devil, and tali;, _ter; referred to
the growth and progress of this
great city, which is not without
its sordid side., Mr. Hood out-
lined housing ',progress' but said
that there werestill a large 'per-
centage of homes that were one-
room "corners and bends" with -
cut _sanitary
ith-cut-_sanitary conveniences.
The journey through the •Eng-.
fish • countryside was most de-
lightful. As far as the eye can
see the rolling hills 'depict :a: con-
trast of deep greens and harvest
browns, with the grass and: trees
and shrubbery kept ver clent1'
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with historic paintings, it proved
to' be an impressionable occas-
in, The luncheon companion of
%Marg and 1, was the City Cham-
berlain • (treasurer), Ames ,I•mrie,
who latee took us to, his private
office to show us ,the keys. to
the City of Edinburgh, 'which are
in his keeping. They are present,
ed to Her Majesty en her annual.
visit to Edinburgh,, and 'she had
received them only a'• few days
before while visiting in the city
enroute to Balmoral Castle in the"
Highlands. They are 'of Scotch
silver and were made in 1628.'
The pair of them • are presented
on• a red plush cushion,lied with
green by a very wet season, al- bla ck and white ribbons, the of-
g. &tial • colors of the city.
thou h at the• .exyense of hat• i,
g •
d seem in
-
stretching hills andt'vales is far.' 0 Such incidents•would
en- significant ordinarly, but they
hanced •by the hedge rows and are exciting momentswhen one
stone .fences. Flowers are °every- is in direct contact with the sym-
of walled ramparts, makes it an' where -and what colors. But this 'bols ' of historic' lore in. which
interesting tourist attraction. •It •'beauty was only a foretaste of Auld Scotia is sodeeply steeped,.
was. not 'until six years after the the marrow. • • ; • , Tomorrow we wilt regretfully
battle of Hastings in 1066. that • Wednesday,}
the September 12th. `
take out departure from this land
people of this eity finallyGlasgow's short visit ended this 1.°1 • the heather,
submitted: to Norman rule. • morning, as our' three 'busses;. Friday, September.14th.
Chester, within sight of the ,started off on a circuitious route
.border' of Wales; is, noted for its to Edinburgh, some ninety miles,
famous Cathedral, which was• be distant as the crow : flies, '• but a
gun in 1093 and took. some 400 trip that took us .all day, .with
years-• to complete and is. now many' stops for pictures, By way
•constantly undergoing repairs • and
inspection to prevent : deteriora-
tion of this great Abbey Church:
It was aback to 'Liverpool that
evening for' a reception as guests;
of the; British Newspapers As-
sociation and : the Liverpool
Chamber of. Commerce, followed
rby dinner and a briefing of the
DATED at Lucknow,. Ontario, tour. proper which .starts : Tues-
this ,22nd day of September •1956. day "morning through Norther-
R.. W. Andrew; '• land;,Entgland to•Scotland.
Listowel, Ontario; ' Glasgow, Scotland,
Sdlicitor for, the Executors: • ' Tuesday, , September.11th.•
• This chapterb • d
NOTICE TO•CREDITORS.10. the Estate of Emma Elizabeth
Hamilton.
ALL • PERSONS having ;,.claims
against:, the estate of the above
• mentioned late of the Village, of
Lucknow, in •the County of .Bruce
(recently, of the Village of Salt-
ford; in the Count of Huron
► y ),
'Widow, who'• died on .tile ••{Ninth
day of Aiug_ust,1956 are required.
. isem
, g panne.
.in the Central "Hotel in, the heart
'of Glasgow; a teeming 'industrial'
art -of inillitm pee-
-well -'aver -a
people, and Scotland's largest
city. •-
• To keep an. appointment' at a
reception by the Lord' Provost
of Glasgow, the Right . Hon: An-
drew Hood; = .this day was . spent
'chiefly on one of Motorways,
modern_ands .very, comfortable'
to file Proof." of same. with 'the sight-seeing busses,
undersigned on or: :before the Leaving Liverpool at 8.00a.m.
13th day of- 'October, 1956, • we passed- through • the counties
After ; that date the Executors . of • Lancashire,' Westmorland and •
will proceed to distribute. the Cumberland in- •England's north -
estate having regard only •to the west' lakes district. We crossed in
claims of which' they' shall then' to Scotland near.Gretna'.. Green,
have had ;notice.famous for its' smithy, once used
• DATED at Wingham this •22nd . as a marrying spot for runaway
day of September, 1956. lovers, and pushed 'steadily' on- I Years.
Crawford -$t=i ethering_ton,• .ward=-to__Glasgow.. where a-.recep-(-..-- ;Thursday,.September
Wingham, Ontario • tion was tendered by the. Lord Two nights and a `day were
Solicitors', for the Executors,' , • Provost of ..that city, the Right spent in 'Edinburgh , all . too short
time to even scratch the sight
eing surface of this beautiful
city.: Our hotel, The • North Bri-
tish, overlooks Princess . Street,
• Today we saw the North: Sea..
.Leaving Edinburgh , .early this
morning ., we travelled , eastward'
to Dunbar on the 'North Sea and
'followed the ,coast line within
of Dumbarton. and Drymen, wet frequent •sight. of the water to
wound around Loch Lomond, Berwick-upon-Tweed. From here.
Ben Lomond and Lake Katrine we worked gradually. inland' to
climbing • high above sea level,' Newcastle, a coal -mining' 'city of
nearly a half million people. Mere
We stopped tar lunch, :and a two-
hour visit,in the heart of the city
has fine stores and does not give•
the impression of being so highly
until we ' reached the . heather -
Covered hills and' had the thrill
of picking• the purple • bloom
while :cameras: clicked. The view
was breath. -taking. r On :through
The'Trrossacks .we went, winding industralized as it is. Continuing
clown the narrow road, with glens ( southward : .by way • of Durham
and • lakes and `.. mountains all] it 'was early evening ,when the
about. It was• a view :no pen can
describe.
After lunching at Callander:'the
journey was continued by way
of Stirling, Bannockburn; Lar
Bert---• ''-alk 'and- L••inlithcgow—.-
Here is an area. rich' in the fas-
cinating history of the, 'Middle
ages ,'and '.associated closely ''with,
Mary. Queen of Scots Bonnie'
textile city of • Leeds - was 'reach -
1'_
ed, with • • head) uarters at the.
Queen's . Hotel, the ' most modern
y
hotel' we have ' et, stopped. But.
all, along the ; r ute, accornoda-
:tion.._has__been ' e--best-aiid
h
0
'the -est -and
vice and courtesy 'leaves nothing
to be desired.
This .day has .been sunny and
quite *ovarm, and fariners; har-•
•Prince ..Charlie Bruce, Wallace. • .assed by a .very' wetseason,' were
High ' up• on a Mountain. :top is busy in the fields trying to
the •seemirigly impregnable Stir1- vage grain. crops and second -cut
1in_g .Castle,which we visited for M
machine •is much 'in
a magnificent view from its ram- evidence: � . .
Parts. It is presently 'the '"home"
of the ' .Argyll 'and Sutherland
Regiment We entered Edinburgh
by 'a route that took' us past the
Firth .of Forth railway; bridge, a
tremendous engineering; feat' that
required the 'labor 'of5,000 men
working day andnight, for seven
L
iIdren's
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GODERICH, ONTARIO
Pug Line of. •Children's -wear, •
Infants to T4)tat •reasonable prices.•
often :referred to as"the most
beautiful street in the world.
Bordered on one side by stores
• the • • opposites ,side beautiful!
promenade of parks and .flower
gardens and • famed for its floral
: clock. • Towering, high, in the sky, •
• is the monument to Sir Walter
Scott, possibly Edinburgh's most I
i'fatuous son. • "
! • Birt the gardens are overshad-
owed by Edinburgh Castle, high
above the city on a volcanic ,rock, I,
We left the tour briefly today
for a• side trip to nearby Harro-
gate to' visit the military cemetery
Lyceum TFeatre
WINGHAM
First Show at 7.1.5
Thurs., Fri., Sat. Sept. 27-28-29k
Vail Heflin Wanda. Hendrix
in
"THE GOLDEN MAW
•
The story '••of a group of archae-
ologists who seek and find are
ancient • tomb containing .pr;ce•7
less treasure.
Mon., Tues., . Wed. October 1, 2 X
"The CateredAffair"
h
with
Betty Davis, ' Debbie Reynolds
ErneMt Borgnine
there; where many ;Canadrians lie
bulrled... It, is.a. well pt -
lowed burial ground, dotted tri
hundreds. of white stone 'an44;e :
and beautiful with roses; ;mei
grass and shrubs,. .
Tomorrow :'morning we leave',
for London but ` that will
story in itself..
Cant and Mari..
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Cheslaey 'Ontario„
.September 22, ` 19564'
The ..Editor, • .:•
Dear Sir: o .
May . we . draw • attention :too' 0.
mistake in last week's advertise.
merit of the Grey -Bruce Open..
Market Campaign 'which was
ours.
0-4-the--WOd tc
increase in Western • Canada'.
which read as . 8 . percent, should;
have`. read as J8 ; percent Arm
eight -tenths of 1 percent.' We.
pointed out this fact in contrast
to the 'possibility* of a year iv.
of western ifa'rmers Idonverti
surplus grain 'to':ppork:`.'
Yours sincerely,
W. P. Oswald, sec'y. Fieldrnaxt,„:
Bruce County Federation. of Ag;•
riculture.
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Be Sure' To Attend
ungarnon
Fall Fair
•
r 27th
Thursday, September
Commencing at 1.00 p.ni.
.•. ,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,•.. •$160
I.
Fre -
e for, All Harness Race
Open Running' 'Race, . a ' ' , .$loo ,
$. 0 u • .tct Sept: It ..61;35..
Harness llvace .for Hort-wt,nner5 af. 450 p .l •..
Pony Race, 12 hands and Under 'sin " '
P_ ..._ _ „2:•,-„..:. . .� X 10.
ony- Race, 14harrrds anal rrzer l.� ...:.•,.,.. �
I{urdle. . ,,... �....., •:$r3'1 • 1
Jumping, open ..�, . /
Calf :and Swine Clubs
0
DANCE TO FOLLOW
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Friday and: Saturday, September' 28th and 29
• • 'MICKEY SP1LLANE and -CLYDE BVATT
"RING OF FEAR”
In the• centre ring Mickey .Spillane himself, and violent..
terror. • • •
The Following Business Places
Brown's Fruit Market
B.A :Service --Station •
Crawiford's -Feed Store
McLennan &• MacKenzie
Henry's Fruit Market ,
Montgomery's Garage
Greer Radio & Electric
Ashton's }
Sentinel Office
Are Backing The Playhouse: •
Robert Carripbell• •
James ' E. Little
Welsh 'Meat Market
J. E...MacDonald Garage
Chin's Restaurant T
Finlay Decorators''
Hall's 'Economy Grocery
Button's: Butcher Shop
On this mountain within •a city
as the Royal Mile that :leads from
nearby lg. St. Giles Presbyterian •pA►.RI THEA 'RE Go er
-Holyrood House to the • Castle and
Church, which even to this day'
cannot accomodate the congrega-
tions that seek' to: worship 'there Now Playing— A, Star' lin. the Dust''—In tru-color with
each Sunday It has • �accomoda-
First Showin'7 30 • Second Sh 9 30
r g • aeon owing •
tion• for about 2,000, ,but in 'early John Agar'. and.Nlamu Van Doren'
days before pews were installed,
congregations of up to 3,000' could
•be aecmodated when,: each . wor-'
be accomodated when 4each wor-
shipper brought his 'or her owti
stool.
t houses are tiered Up-
wards'
•'Tenamenp
wards'••on the'hill, ' as they had.
;`no where else to go", until the
'surrounding marsh lands were
drainedand habitable: It was in
Edinburgh that such decked
homes. aye ' said• -to have' originat
ed', • .;
At noon hour on. Thursday the
press party had' the honor .of be-
ing tetidered a lt.irielieon at the;
City Chambers .by the Lord Pro-
vost
ro-vost (Mayor) Rt. Hon., Sir, John.
G. •Bari s, ,CBE. and Lady Pro-
vost. Sery d in 'the 'banquet hall
the walls ofwhich were"muralled
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MON.; TUES. & WED. -Adult Entertainment
"BATTLE CRY" '
• In Cinemascope
A story' of valience,-,from 'bootcam�p to the blood ,baths of
Saipan, relieved by a sprinkling of, romance and
infectious humor.
Van Heflin; Mona Freeman, Aldo Ray :and .Tab Hunter.
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THURS., FRI. 8et, SAT. -Two • Features •
"ROCK .AROUND •T•HE CLOCK"
Featuring Bill Haley and'
his Comets with Johnny Jo
• and a Bost of rock 'n' roll talent. •
also
`T'HE _ OLD - V1EST"
Starring GENE AIJTRY and gall'•the„•gang from', Wheresit.
Coating -”"The Mna• Who Knew Too Much„ -James Stewart
and Doris Day --- 'm Vista•vision: and Deluxe Color.
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