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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1951-08-23, Page 5THURSDAY AUGUST ° 23, :1951 E •LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,, ONTARIO `. M • PACfetIVE YOU CAN WIN • •. • • ,irlrs • • • • • • . •, • .ONE. OP 120 '.VALUABL:.'E . PRIZES : In . just • a few weeks time you can own one 'of these brand; new bikes ... a smart table'radio for your. own room . or one;..of 12.0 other • valuable prizes. 'just for saving Kist Bottle Tons. Here's how to do it. Whenever you get a• Kist .Bottle Top, 'lift the .cork 'lining .and look forthe letter. K -I -S or 'T printed on ;the , inside . . metal surface. Then, go to 'your nearest Kist •dealer's store the man who sells delicious ice -Cold Kist and ask for your copy of Kist Contest rules. They'll tell you, how • you. can .win Your new bikeor• one of the. 120 valuable. prizes. Start saving. lucky Kist Bottle Tops right away. . • • Edeff THE BOP tyEW TBOT4LE TOP CONTEST 7day/ RECEIVES.•TERM FOR ASSAULT OF 'LOCAL MAN • Gerald Alt of Formosa has been sentenced by Magistrate McCle$is • to 18 . months definite : and ' six months,, indefinite.: in • the Ontario Reformatory. Alt. was arrested , on June • 1.7th, charged .'with :theft and assault- He was alleged to have stolen. 'Henry Hodgki:nson's wallet con taining' $164rancl to have atilt ed him. He was Charge with robbery with violence., Accepted' .as evidence was. the testimony of •. Mr. ,Hodgkinson stating'hov Alt had attacked and robbed' him while driving his truck; in Formosa early .iii the :morning of June 17. Evidence showed that • Hodg mn�g krnson; on co..out of.a For- niosa' Hotel found: the switch of his car :broken. All repaired it: 'for him and the tWo men drove down the street ;in Hodgkinspn's truck, where he was'beaten ,and robbed of $164.. : Provincial Constable Jack Craig of Walkerton also ..gave evidence • of his_ investigateons when he;,Was Called around 3 aim to the home of Oscar Heisz, : where. he 'found Hodgkinson;:with his face .bleed- 'ing and in an incoherent state,' • Constable'. C. aig' also. reported going to., the home of Alt's sister where he found Alt; lying -asleep with $161 in his hand. -The bills. were presented as evidence, iii' court along with twig wallets :found in Alt's bedroom, .as well as the latter''sdbl.00dstained`' wind breaker. KINLOUGH • (Intended • for Last ' Week).' Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Armstrong, Anne and Beth of Brantford and. Mr' Cliff $orthwick of St.. •Cath art ea -were ' recent visitors with - Mr. and Mrs. James, 'Hodgins. A number of.. relatives, and friends from • here attended the funeral of the late David Dahmer:. which was held on Monday' the home of 'his parents at Mil larton. Mrs. Dahmer w,as the for- mer Clara I.3aldenby, ;daughter, of Mr. and Mrs '°Roy' Haldeniby. We extend. sympathy to. the bereaved fa?nily. i Mr•. and. Mrs Jinn Harrison, ,of Eirantfoxd` visited ''over •the .(week- end With Mr. , and, Mrs 'Frank Brown:. , .. ' Mis's Nancy Needham was a • recent visitor with Mr. and Mr. s.. Allan Colling. . • • Little Donna' Halden!by of West- ford visited. her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wall .• during' the week. • • • Miss. Ellen McBride sperit, a few •days • with . Mr.: and Mrs. Frank Brown. . • A ruer mibof the village .child-. ren attended ' . the vocational school at Dervie last' week. On Thursday, 'afternoon the Sr. W. A. ladies entertained the Lit-. •.tle Helpers' and. their :Mothers at the church. Mrs. Toni Rodgins ipresid d .land nweEcomed every-' one. The :hymn "Jesus' shine was sung; .Rev: D Fuller led in•' prayer and all, repeated the .Lord's. • prayer and Little • 1elpers . prayer, ' Donna ; Nicholso II :read the scripture Mr.' . "Georg i • Haldenby called the Little Help- erg roll., and; the' little ones .pre sented• +their mite boxes.: and each" 'receiivd a treat Miss May Boyle told the children: the, stor-y, .of hoyw the Little Helpers'�began. little folks. sang in chorus,'"Jesus loves me" The. Rey. '.0 Benson Cox then .gave an interesting talk. to those present . and the hyrnn "We've a story totell to the Nations". . The Rev.: Fuller' clos- ed the meeting:. Mr.. and• Mrs.• Arthur'Haldenby :'. of Toronto visited . over the week end with relatives here. • Friends from. here attendedthe funeral' of the late Joseph Wall Which was held from the ,Tonle of daughter, MTs. Russell Need=' Yi m.•• r. and Mrs. Karl Boyle; Mar=: i nd Carol, Mr and. Mrs. Wm.. Lloyd,'`Doris and: Ivan .of•.'London. spent the week-end.with relatives iiere. Mr.' and Mrs.Earl 'Thompson of Colborne, Miss .Betty. McLeod• : of Ripley, • Mrs. Dudley. of : ,Lucknow spent,' the . Week -ends ti -Mr -audits. rm. a ens y. Misses. Erlma: Jean 'Percy, :Win- nifred McFarlan and Jean Guest z ttended 'the- Presbyterian Girls. Camp. Miss . Barbara: Murray spent a few days° at Sawble Beach Miss Sandra Percy : returned a tic a. YOU:R'TELEPHONE is one item that takes• a smaller part of your'liudget than it used'to.,Its cost, hasn't gone up as .much as most other. things.;" . .''And the way works for,you . e', the'errands it runs . . the shopping; it does ' the time, ' Steps. - nd *Orly oris' it sages! It's• a s• always on.the . job,: ready for any emergency. • : In another way, :top; the telephone' is bigger value today than, ever before. ,Now You can : ' ' yeach twice as', many people as yo>i ,could ten. years ago. . ' • • Friendly, h el j f ul telephone service is one of y , today's' btg bargains.• ' ••• , • ' Ip .'YOU HAV' i N'T YIiT' GOT SERVICE You can be sure your iieighbourhood'uall be get'vedi, and your place on the list protected,"'laking Bare . of people' without . service as quiekly as ,possible,' is one bf .our, biggest and most' iniportatlt tasks. A THE ,ELL TELEPHONE� COMPANY 'OF frAH7iDA Mrs. E. 'Mitchell of Vancouver'_ is visiting 'with 'her .sister, Mrs. Wm. Cox Mrs M. Hall of Kincardine vis- •ited over the week -end .with Mrs. L Thonipson arid Mr. A. E. Hal- enby. Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Seiloff, El- roy and Calvin` and Mrs: 'A.. Hod- gins of Detroit visited' a ,.few days with; .Mr. arid Mrs. Maurice' Hod- gins •and other relatives- .: Mr. ' and . Mrs Charles Stahel-- land of. Toronto visited over the' week -end, with Mr and Mrs. Jas. • Hodgins Relatives, from here' attended 'a family dinner on• Sunday last at • the home of: Mr .axed Mrs. Jack Scott in• honor of Mr. ' and Mrs. Wm, W. Lloyd's silver •'vwedding an.- riiiversary.�, " Little •Donny- Pa'ge of-Kincar-: dine is holidaying:' at, the home f �zponoaf 70rncrn0, p. - `C=Omr�r770=7rn1-7vr m Z = rrrri tntoN7orn, r -c' :":„‘::-.- :'::° :-..,:_i'''6\_11073:'..„,r-i:,..0e73> oc . 3 • �.rnWt1=1r!rtrn=r„,„-p'.O rn�:AP3.0rnz73— F` ill x': -`l Cl..• of Mr.' an,d'1Vlrs.. Tom I4odgins: Miss' Marion Percy has 'been' holidaying At the Trafford home;. Durham, • I"'U`RPLE GROVE miss 'Sadie ,Pollock df Brant ford has 'been .visiting friends around the Grove this past week. The Preibyterian1 Young. Rect. pie will meet at _Lk, home of X. Miss lVlargaret Rbbertson this Mr, and, .Mrs, John Emerson were at London last Tuesday. Mr. Bert Nicholson of Kirilough vi§ited, with Mr. 'Calvin; Robert- son on Sunday. ' Mrs. Will Walsh and Miss Sadie• Pollock spent a day with Mr., G"Arlon Avis of Tiverton 'last week, Mr.,. and Mrs. Donald McCosh, Miry. and Dickie, Mrs ,J, 'col•l'v01 and Mr= Robert McCosh visited at Hayfield ori Sunday. Miss. Edit} and Lawrence Stan,. ley of London spent.th:e week -end at' the home of thi`eir father, Mr. Milton ,Stanley= Miss lVlargaret 'Robertson Visit— ed with' her ,brother; Mr. Kenneth "Robertson of Zion on Sunday. Mary and Dickie .McCosh are a ieMing Some of their holidays at Ripley with their grandfather; 1Vlr, Robert McCosh. • ■ ,• • • •