The Lucknow Sentinel, 1956-12-05, Page 2nr
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BACKWARDS
THROUGH THE SENTINEL. FILES
when kicka orse, nioewvbays
Text Years. Digodiscovredlyingedbyinhthe s
Hector MacKay died at White- Lloyd Stein, • as he attempted. to
church: within .a tfew months of
his; hundredth ibirthday.
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Kinloss Township lost a law-
suit against. Culross,. Township
seeking to. collect,, an assessment.
levy of $33.00 on the Ackert
gain under the ,Archibald Eby
law__ ,-- _ ' - .,
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''Years- Ago 1- Tlurt3r Years, Ago
Wm. Johnston, Con. 1 Ash -'Twenty Council .passed a by-law. pre-
. #field, 'suffered* a fractured. hip Gordon Morrison sudfered: a venting those Under seventeen
0.vnyeonwrzat ort ezi ecA eellsamseGc« t,t i gebA fittW. ;t to+1 00114 from•,attendin f publicdances, un
less accompanied by parent or
1 guardian.
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c. ° . Klu, Klux Klan organizations.
ions7
.• Were springing up in.Ontario, aisd.
fiery crosses that were burned
rri ' •
on successive nights in Lucknow,
•' raised the . • question of whether
3 they'Vere genuine activities ' or
6pranks. •
° Mrs. Wm. Allin died at the age
of 68 and Mrs:' (Dr,) Tennant.
. passed • away in her 82nd year,
Her husband', had predeceased her
in 1902.
Forty 'Years Ago
Edgar .:Racene of Armstrong's
Drug ' Store enlisted in the Med-
ical : Corps.. He was presented.
with -a- watch 'by -the :Presbyterian,
Church' • Bible ' <Class- of -which`
Hagan MacDonald .was president.
The watch was presented. by E.
M. Henderson, • ) • . ,
•'Pte. Harold .Ackert .was inval-
ided home from overseas...
A. leap year, •baby 'boy was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Dave 'Gil-
bertson.
•Reports that ,Herb Miller had
killed Overseas •'were un-
founded: A�etter'._to _his: _pare :ts
said he 'lad been transferred 'to
theengineers Wand: w.as' engaged
in stringing wire .in no . man's
crawl to the house to summon
Dr. Ross Howihn came to;
Lucknow as: an assistant to Dr.
W. V. Johnston. •' 1. blockade, resulting from, a series
r of storms and five weeks of sub
''George 'Colwell sold 'the Holy
rood • store to George Percy; 'zero weather..
broken • nose and other Severe
facial
Injuries when. kicked by
a
Mrs,
Sam; Nicholson of Tux.
ford,. Sask., formerly Martha
Kennedy of Huron Township,'
was, suffocated by monoxide
fumes that seeped into. the house
from a farm lighting plant. '
• A caterpillar 'plow gouged its
way through snow banks to: open
•the Lucknow-Wingham. road for
motor travel after. a: three ' week
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FANCY and PLAIN WRAPPING, . Pkg.
SEALS, and TAGS, pkg'f` .
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Boxed. 'or Loose Cards
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MiXivasr Fi s; C'LOC'KS
COFFEE PiER,c SHAVERS .
HEATING PADS,' HOT PLATE
ELECTRIC B S CLEANERS
POLISHERS, V'ACUIJ1VI
•S�KTIS,. SLEIG $, TOBOGGANS
' BICYC:LES,• TRICYCLES . •. • .
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F Y STICKS,. HOCKEY .EQUW MENT '
HOCZ EY • GAMES, MSO' SETS, DARTS
' ELECTRIC' TRAINS . '
• ;A,UTOMATIC WASHERS, AUTOMATIC' DRYERS
RANGES, ' • REFRIGERATORS; •. • FREEZERS
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'PHONE 110, LUCKNOW
been i d Hi
at' -home . at the .age of 82. •Wickett. •
' Wheat was 75c *cats 33c, eggs.., She occupied a second ,storey.
ity .land. •
17c butter 17c pork $4.60 per suite, to which the' fire was con-
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w �' • 'Ma w• Shackleton, postinast-
''.Phone 218
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,�, # # # # „ii rD ,if t # # # er and merchant at :Crewe, died
fined: The : Barbers and: Miss
Thomas Baker died t his home, :'::Campbell ;were , on the ground
n. 8, Kinloss, in his 74th.year. floor, and did not evacuate their
• quarters, . as several• tenants did.
f A.' cigarette was . believed' to
1 t # # # #ek. 11it l #egium, t t tio il iminvf s e`t. e # _FIVE, YEARS, have ignited the chesterfield,
. 1AS
setting the room , ablaze . and
4 1TO ' ,PAY GRANTS . causing 'the gas stove' to explode:
QUAKER MUFFETS
' Save 4c. pkg. . 2 for 29c
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SOLO MARGARINE
Save 2c lb. 29c
Bee Hive Corn • Syrup•
Save 2c':2 -ib. tin 29c
Easifirst Shortening, save. 9e, 2 lb. 45c
Save All Wax Paper,: 100' roll 25c
Betty Crocker Cake Mixes, chocolate,. •
white, peanut delight, 20 oz. ...: 3 for.$1.00
St�farf House Foil" Wrap, 25' roll .. ° ° 290
Canada & -Bensons Cornstarch 2 for 35e'
Robin Hood Velvet •Flour, 5 lb. bag 43c
Libby's ' Tomato Juice, 48 •oz. tin 34e.
Maple Leaf Liquid Detergent, 5e off lg36c
10c off " gt. 71c
Giant Breeze with Cannon Towel, Sc off .:: 78c
Sunlight Soap .., 2 for 23c
Hawes Floor. Gloss, pt. • :..� . ,•• , 57c
AYLMER SOUPS
Tom. Or 'Veg., save 5c-3 for 33
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Good. Luck Margarine; ib. • 35e 4
Ogilvie. Fruit Cake Mixr-28oz. pkg: ' 65c
Shield Tooth. Paste ,P 10e off lg. tube • ' 230 '
Five' Roses All'i'ose 'Flour,' 25 ib. bag. $1.75 '
5 lb� -b ....,...:..., , 41c.
Libby's Mincemeat, 25 oz. tin 43e 14
R. 84 W Aunt Mary's Fruit Cake, lb: 59c ' i
2 'Ib. ... $1.15 c
Chore Boy • Pot Cleaners • 2 for 23c 3
FULL SUPPLY OF CHRISTMAS RAISINS,, '
CHERRIES, ETC., MIXED NUTS, • 4
PEANUTS AND.: CANDY . ,
BIRDS EYE. FROZEN FOODS ,•
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Mixed Vegetables, 11 oz. pkg...,....'.,.... 25c t
Wax ` Beans, 10 oz. pkg: 25e g
Chicken ala King, 11 oz. pkg. • . , 53e «►
Haddock Fillets, lb.'• pkg. • 37e
WED'GEWOOD : DINNERWARE; $1.99 with $5
Fancy grade, full color, crisp, juicy Mc-
Intosh, apples, 6 qt. basket 79e bus. $3.69
Healthful, 'sweet, .juicy, Florida Seedless • .
Grapefruit,. size 96 • . • 5 for`: 299+
Sweet, coreless Marsh Carrots, 20 • oz. bag 2121e Ce
Flavorful, mild, outdoor grown Cuetnn6ers, S.
large slicers 2 for 25c
Extra fine quality P.E.I.' Potatoes,
75 Ib. bag $2.65; 10 lb. bag ....... 43c 4w
Complete selection of Frozen Foods
,Hospital 'grants were touched ..Firemen,�rescued' the badly burn -
un at Ashfield .Townshi nomin- ed ,woman from the smoke=filled
p building,. but she died ' 13 . hours
ation 'meeting on.. Friday, and ourns later, .from third degree'
following the meeting Reeve. ,Covering .most of. tier body..
Cecil Blake' • briefly outlined the .
situation' to .The Sentinel. The . Barbers had moved re•
•Ashfield' is,_so located that its cently.'to •a ground floorapart
ment in the • building.' as .Mrs.
citizens, are served by 'three hos
pitals- Wingh'am, Goderich and Barber -,has been ill for a-tira-e
Kincardine.. All three have ask, with a heart condition,
ed for grants from the O nship •
for the construtcion of additionsitOtiorie'siriertue erotic tvio- •
to their respective hospitals. •
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These grants arebased on a ;;,.: •.:.:,::
pro -rata ,basis, according to clic : f!�" {:::` '•''r`' f < r
er-patient-da,• use 'of each ' hos- f
P p: y
pital . in recent years. This sys-
tem ' was •worked: out originally
by Wingham 'Hospital and when
Ashfield Council deferred action
in. the, matter, a surcharge was
eventually . levied. '• on Ashfield
patients at Wingham..'
The requeste''d grants.. • to , the
three hospitals total roughly
$20,000: •
Ashfield ,Council'ihas agreed to
Meet thesegrants in full, to each
hospital,.hut do not wish to issue'
debentures.
They propose to pay the re-
% spective amounts over Afive
year 'period, interestfree, and
would enter into an agreement
with each 'hospital to this effect.
It is stipuated that if Wingham
accepts this offer, the "surcharge
be refunded etiefs ded to those shfield
ho Ahave paid the levy.
it is understood that Winghan
.preferred payment on the ' grant
in two .payments ' in July and
January, It was inferred' that the
5 -year -plan was acceptable to
Red . W e FoOd Store
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BUILDING • " "" . and the
FIRE' TOOK LADY'S LIFE
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selection largest .choose,
the gifts that will please
Mr. and Mrs!. W. Farber your mein most! •
and'her sister, Miss Lorna Camp •
bell, are occupants of an apart-
anent on Thurlow St., in Van -ander' son N
ast week, here claim claiming broke the lifeoof' Ladies' & 1VIen's Wear
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