HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1952-07-23, Page 5WEDNESDAY, ; AMY' •23rd, 1952:
Lyceum Theatre
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Two ' Shows Each Night
FIRST SHOW AT 715
Thursday, Friday, Saturda
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THREE DAYS—July 2,4, 25, 26
GENE AUTRY,, it '
VALLEY OF FIRE ,
MATINEE SATURDAY
Monday; Tuesday Wednesdaye
duly28, . 29, , 30
DEAN MARTIN • •
CORINNE CALVERT,
:JERRY . LEWIS:
in
SAILOR BEWARE ,
Thursday,' Friday,. Saturday.
JULY 31, AUGUST, '2.
"THE •
HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS"
AMR
THE LtTCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNO.W, ONYX=
NOTICE ,TO CREDITORS'*
The. Estate Of' Robert John
Moore, Deceased,.,
A11 persons having '•.c, l a t m s
againstthe estate of •Robert John
Mtore, late of the Village ' of
Lucknow, in the County, of Bruce,
Retired. Furniture.' Dealer, deceas-
ed, who' died onor about thb
26th 'day of Aprils: 1952, are
hereby -'notified , to • ' send • . in to:
the "undersigned,. on or 'before the
21st ,day. of August, ,.1952, full
particulars of their ,clamis, after
which 'date the assets of . the
estate Will be. •distri'butted having•
regard only to claims that ' have
•:been received:. •' ' • •
Dated fait' Lueknow, ,Ontario;
this 21st day . of Ju1y7 1952..
. Andrew;.'Solicitor'for the
dministratrix.. " ..
WEDDING -BELLS
• RAMAGE—WIEBE
The marriage of Mary Wiebe of
Saskatoon and Arthur Ran Cage
of Asquith, S.ask;, •took place, on
Saturday, July 12th :in . Alliance
Tabernacle:of Saskatoon: •
Arthur Ramage *who'll near
St. •,Itelens, .but for ;the.past: four.
teen years has lived in the 'West:
He and his wife have attended
Bible " School: in ,Saskatchewan
and". now expect to • take : up a
charge soon in ,B:C. -
Co o -P. .UNIVERSA.
COOLERIS --
FIS►:ST E R@
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FASTER because a,constant flow•of icy water '•
sprayed; at the cream line lowers milk tempera-
ture
t'ure off';a; 'ca'pacity load to a safe '.46 degrees in •,
60 minutes . . . keeps it: safe for a :12 hour ,
holding period. ' Exclusive air injection system
• plus rapid water circulation assures' you of
faster, 'safer cooling. ,
EASIER. because losv " front -open-
• Ing eliminates heavy :lifting, ,
makes •your• boy.a fttllfledge'd
dairy hand. Removable rack,'' add
water distribution pan makes clean-
ing easier; more thorough.
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THRIFTIE'R on your ;electricmeter bf
cause : it requires :only 1-:25 1 V1%: to cool
lo-gallon can.' Air' space between ice .bank,
and'ntcrior walls' lowers heat,. loss . less •
chance cif ..doors freezing. . Rugged cabinet
•gives years of ser(, ce. Drop-in .refrigeration . .
unit "protected by -5 -year warranty.'Available •
4;1 4,,;6: and. 8 -can sizes...•
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Also Immersion -Type COOLERS: 2,: 4, 6,.8'.and 10 -can. sizes
,ucknow District' Co-operative
Inc
REEVE: NONAB KILLED' -
(Continued from. Page One). •
Graduatingfrom, Lucknow Con-
tinuation
...nation School, Jack 'obtrained
his grass roots knowledge of the
creamery business by driving .a
truck for his father's • firm. Ie
later: spent three.. years i. .the
,restaurant business, in• Wingham
and" almost twehty .years ago,
while 'in his' 23rd year',• wasap-
pointed local manager of 'Sayer:.
woods Creamery, succeeding` his
father, „Mr. J. R, . McNab, • who
went to the head office. in. Lon-
don.. .
Conscientously,. efficiently and.
successfully J. C. had directed the
affairs of the Lucknow .and Car
1.11'1gaio .a point where the
was considered as one Of the , top,.
¢nen: in' the Silverwood organiza-
tion., •
School . Will .Be. A Memorial,
Those attributes 'wh'ich Made
,for success in• his .administrative
position, he carried' into'- his 'con-
duct
on-duct of the ' affairs of ; .the muni:
cipality, and .during the 2Y2 Years
that he presided as 'reeve, .he
•spared neither.:time nor. effort to
serve this ''home' town. faithfully
and well
Histerm in the ;reeweship has.
been marked ' by various civic
improvements, smite : of which
'were cherished, dreams.' which he
has .not, been spared to• see •ful-
filled. '.
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The • :highlight . o`f 'Jack's muni
cipal effort was noadou t his pro-
•longed, but iinrel'eiiting battle to.
obtain municipal, county and pro-..
:Vincral approval. for` a new Luck.
now: 'District High School. He
alone, more : than any : other, in
dividual, •. was ',chiefly responsible'
for.'obtaining this, approval., 'The'
now .school now 'being; 'conatru,ct:
ed, under the direction -of the
District High :Sehgol Board, Will'
•be'truly. a memorial to;: J.' C.. Mc-.
Nab.
'' Other civic. .projects ;which he
vas •not" spared • to , see to ;: coin-.
pietion' pare the new water' sup-
ply system,• the hard -surfacing of
village 'roads and 'the'. moderniz'- .
ing of _the main 'street lighting
.system, all' on this year's agenda.,
Pojeets which he Saw complet
ed included' the rebuilding 'of. the
hydro system, purchase of a fire.
truck- •and ' fire fighting. „agree=.
ments .entered .into with adjoin-
ing Municipalities,: a new.• assess-
ment system adopted, an I'a' bud-:
g'et system ,.established. • that eon'
trilbuted' to 'areful financing 'arid
a,' comparatively' low '`, tax rate,
while going forw'ar.d..progressive-
Presents' . .
Tfiursday, Frida • Saturday, Jul 24, 25. 26
,: ,Never beforehas the screen brought to 'you- such an_
Invigorating. love story—with Hollywood's two
most youthful lovers.
PIPER LAURIE, & TONY CURTIS, iu
The PrinCe M.'h'as A` T,hie
in glorious:technicolor.
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Monday, :• Tuesday, Wednesday, July '28, .29, 30
Phis.. has been the year of jackpots: and you are in for a
jackpot full: of laughs,. when you - see
JAMES .STEWART 'lit
ly• ;b ,
A highly regarded Member of
Bruce CountyCouncil•,.. Jack Set-.
ved :as ' a ';member of 'the .County
finance continiittee .and as chair
-man-of the „Oii1dren'sAid-
coanmittee. He was 'a 'mem-
ber of :the District Committee set
'up an effort to,; have the ,ENR
continue its branch • line service
ri�alimerston ''north. . 4 •
,He ' 'was, a director -of the On''- •
.Itario Creamery . Association, a
Member Of 'the Ofrficial poad, athe United -Church and �a'mem'ber
of Old Light Lodge; .A.P, • & A.M.
In 'spite . of the responsibilities'
he shouldered' he '• always :had.
time -for." . a 'cheery word with
young .or old; or to Make...a call
som•eone sick. • '
.Lucknow is the richer for-hav-
ing
or•hav-ing had Jack. McNab arnoriW 'us
.for. a 'lifetime, short as it seemed,
'yet packed with so many worth.,.
While activities .. ' . •
Seventeen, years :sago this corn-
ing September, Jack married
Tena 1VIacDoriald of, Lucknow,
and to. her deepest sympathy'is
extended in her' : grievous be,
Y•e'a'vement. This is 'the second
time that Rena: has been so trag-
ka'11y ,: bereaved. •.Sixteen years
ago her brother Duncan was }illy
ed -•itis -••a Lalbor ay, .. oto.
de.nt., Sympathy also goes out .tt?
his aging father, Mr.. J. R..Me-
Nab, and to 'his only- sister, Mrs.
Margaret .Ha.Milton. Sack's moth -i
er pa' sed away In 1194.7'
A private,funeral service, a.t-
terided , by relatives; members' of
.the '8ilvetWoddi organization, •atad
Many .close friends' Was 'held at
his late residence, on Tuesday
a,ternoon conducted by Rev. 0.
A. Meiklejdhn of 'Litcknow Un -
Get Ready. For Spring With
LLJ$- KAtMERS'$MHINE'R
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Immediate Delivery. Save" Money. and
• , Disappointment' by 'Ordering 'NoW
FLEURY-BISSELL "PACKERS .and. DISCS
NEW TRACTORS IN ALL'SIZES'''.
SIZES'''.
Ro.to Baleus, Kiingwise Elevators, •All' -Ci op Harvesters
FOR YOUR .SOWS and SMALL ,PIGS
Use • So'ty and Pig C,hoW; Complete or your pAvn. gra la.:
;and Sow' and Pig ,COncslntrate.
See, its tAlidut .tt '
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HOGCONTRACT 'AST :NO, COST TO yet
HA.(KETT.
i�ijCI1�10W, ONTARIO
` Outof eighteen ailing birds examined; •twelvewere dis-
covered to . be harboring either cecal, tapes or :round' worms.
These pests ., cause a `, run-down condition in . flocks, which
often leads to ' further troubles. .•
HAVE YOUR'FLOCKS EXAMINED
and purchase'only a cure which will: remove the type;,
or types, of>`worms which your birds 'harbor.,
' can . At
Vie Are Willing . To . Open. And. Examine
Your . Birds Free Of 'Charge:
whether from • Crawford's: Hatchery' or otherwise,
Whether New Life fed .or otherwise:
WE HAVE A PRODUCT FOR EVERY CURABLE AILMENT
Try its =` 1 e Guarantee Results.'
We have on hand several.. breeds 'ol
STARTED ; PULLETS
PHONE' iqs,
LUCKNOW,'
ited Church;, whe referred to the
good will • and- good • works of
the deceased as a coinforting: and
lovely ;;memory .: Sicores' of beau-
tiful floraltributes •, spoke, of the
public and personal ;esteem`
Which Jack was held. A ipertion
of ,these, floral -pieces=�upwarcls
of fifty of them—were' borne •. to
the. graveside, in •Grecxihill. Cern-
etery by erniployees of the Luok,-•
now and Cargill plants. ' Execs.-
tive , officials of .the Silv'erwood
organization•. and fellow. members
of the •Village Council were hon-
orary.''; pallbeearers.,Active
.,'..pall-
bearers • were ''Everett Finnigan
and 1?: S: MacKenzie of. Walker-
ton; ,Cecil McAlpine ' of Mildmay;,,
W. B. And.ersori, Morgan }ender-..
son and Campbell Thoinpson.
as
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