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"1H1. ,L;UCKNOW SENT1NE1;, LUCKNOW, ONTARIA•
• .W .... 0, • 1965
EDIN•ESDAY, JUNE 3th
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PHONE .528.2126
AGENT FOR:; KINCARDINE' CLEANERS
reek and. Delivery Monda
and
Thursda
THAT Miss Ada Webster's class
at Lucknow' United Church Sun
;;day School had the. mothers' as
:;their • guests . Sunday... morning.
•; This is : the, last Sunday Miss
Webster will be their teacher.
as the: girls all advance to ' an
older group. •
THAT. Barbara Caineron, daugh-:
ter of postmaster.'. and Mrs. • `Ken
Cameron, postmaster
employed for the
. summer at the post office here
. 'THAT a• "mystery:, woman", whpse,
`k.'• identity: was n'o't available at
writing time, . has submitted' a
claim', ,to the . $6,000,000' . Gaynor
inheritance about which t: h' e
Sentinel' . carried. a 'story 'last
week. The -lady resides ',in 'Tor:. •
onto. .
THAT Mr. and Mrs. Toni Hac-
kett of Lucknow and daughters
'Mrs Danalda " Jamieson. and
Mrs:' Freda Errington of'' West
Wawanosh, 'left Tuesday : morn-
ing on, a motor trip to thee west.
coast that will 'include a visit
•to the Calgary Stampede • and
the, Rockies.
THAT Mrs. 0, Whitby, Mrs.•' :A.
Wilson, Mrs. P. Stewart, Mrs.
•E. Thom, Mrs. C. Downey and
Mrs. E. Johnston,, members of
the Lucknow Women's .Institute;'
. were in Walkerton, on June '23,.
and attended , the Food Fair,
which held a demonstration _ on,
the '.making' of casseroles, • the
• theme . being "Never . a Dull
.Meal:" "
Ripley -Huron Legion
arbec*.i
Mern�rial Park, Ripky.
Friday, July 9th
SUPPER FROM 6;00 .to 8:30 p.m..
,KINCARDINE. JUNIOR PIPE 'BAND IN' ATTENDANCE ,
Tak�:9ut orders Avd table
Bingo and Supper.
ALL WELCOME
THAT the ' :teachers sof:: Kinloss
Township. met- at the Hartley
House, ' Walkerton; for ,a dinner
last. Wednesday. evening.
THAT Mr. and Mrs Jim 'Arnold
:..and Susan of Lucknow left•. -last
F.'riday of a tWo week's motor '
trip to Manitoba. •
THAT ,Mr. and : Mrs. L. E. Goy-"'
ette ' and family, Linda, Paul,
Allan and Alison . moved "last
week to their home on the 'cor-
ner of Havelock and Rose„ Sts.,
. which they purchased ; frq n, W.
B. Anderson. •
THAT in glancing over our first
run of this week's lasue, we.
notice a typographical .error on
Page seven. The.. article. in the
"bottom right corner" ..under
subscriber's note should be from
James F. Parkes of • Mission
=City, ' B.C.; not "Parker". •
THAT Tom Andrew of Lucknow
and Larry Hunter of ' Zion are'
employed with : the . Bell Tele-
phone •Co,. They - commenced
••' work ' last week 'at Meaford.
THAT Miss. Marlene Carter. and
Peter Richard .:Carter of ' Holy-
rood, are'.. employed,. at ' Canada
Packers in Walkerton, both.
•.starting work there early last
week. . .
THAT a post • card brought: in to
us. by ..Mrs.. Frank < Miller of
:Langside :shows the main street
.'.of Lucknow a ' good many years
ago: The street ,was dirt with
a couple of teams of horses in
the. •foreground. ' .A couple ' of
names . are . readable on the
storefronts and include Hill's
Hub "Grocery in `. the location of
where Joe MacMillan's - recent-
ly burned building ,stood and
Little's Shoe` :.Store in the
Wraight block' recently purchas-
ed:by the Bank of Montreal.
THAT the Wingham Gideon Camp
at its annual • meeting elected.
' Richard T. Kilpatrick, formerly
of . Dungannon, as president,
and Dr. B. N. Corrin, former-
ly of' :Lucknow as secretary.
:THAT Brenner's who'ope rate the:
store. at Lurgan Beach ' in the
summer months, are planning
'•toinstal a Laundromat there,
this summer: .
THAT Sharon . O'Donnell • is holi-
daying. at the home .of her par-
ents Mr. and Mrs. Jim O'Don-
nell.. Linda O'Donnell :is employ
ed for the. summer months at
the GolfvieW Restaurant, ; Grand
: Bend.
THAT. Mrs: G. E. Ball. of Ripley.
will teach commercial • at the
Wingham District . High School
next 'terrh.
'THAT the saying "no news ' is
'good. news" • certainly doesn't:
•.apply, around 'a ndwspaper' of-
• f ice. Our • Whitechurch corres -
pondent Mrs. Victor Emerson
emailed 'her. valued weekly news
contribution in Whitechurch on_.
Monday .but tWo mails have
passed, and. the news hasn't
arrived late Tuesday afternoon. '
There's a slim chance. we • might
have room for a bit of it if it
comes Wednesday morning, but
the chances of including much
of it this.. week are slim. ,
THAT Sharyri Mowbray, daugh-
ter of • Mr. and Mrs. Virden
• Mowbray and Joan and Wendy
MacKenzie, daughters 'of Mr.
arid Mrs. 'Robert. • MacKetizie
commenced work this week at
private cottages ', at'. Bruce
Beach
;THAT' the.,,promlt. '`action of Al
Baker using a fire extinguisher
from the Lucknow Co-op, ex-
• thiguished a car fire on main
street on the Silverwoods cor-
ner last Wednesday afternoon.
Frook of Kinloss who made on
Driver of the car was
ea
quick: eidt from the ,car when
the flash fire started under the
seats.ster.
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Jams on Sup
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!ars 89c
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We Sell :For ,Leis 'Values Effective.'
hone. Lucknow 528-3420 JUNE • 30, JULY 2, 3 `
THAT the village will see a'. coo
pee . of. new houses erected in
the future. Roy', MacKay, who
recently lost his farm home by
fire' .:in - •Ashfield Township,". has
purchased- a' building : lot from.
Art'Breckles on Standpipe Hill
Excavatingwill: start any :.day.
The . lot is. • located north of Pe?
ter Connon's :residence -and ac -
Orland i (the
ross from' O and Irw n s (t e
former Collyer home) Dr. Jack
McKim has purchased a build-
ing lot at the' rear and . to the
west of • George Joynt's home
on Quality Hill. The lot' was
purchased . from George. •
THAT Mrs. ' Gordon Mauer of
• Lucknow was the winner of a
hind•:`quarter of beef in a :: draw
at Hall's Red and White Store
last week -end.
THAT'Sandra Cameron and . Joyce
Thorburn are employed 'for the
summer:. months • at Tamwood
Lodge, . Bracebridge. Barbara
Nelson is employed'' at Sham-
rock Lodge, •Port ' Carling.' The
girls: are all from• Ashfield.
THAT. Ned ';Martin, 'son 9f Mr.
• a ird ` Mrs: Al Martin . (.fears
Thom) of Long Beach, Califor-
nia, ;,has successfully completed
his . first year at ' Long Beach
State College. •Ned• is 'employed
for ..the summer at Disneyland..
THAT Mr. and Mrs.= Jack Camp-
• : bell of ' Kincardine, formerly of
Lucknow, and his sister ,and
her • husband, Mr.' and Mrs.
Russell Frederick and Phyllis
of 'Palmerston, left last week on
a motor, trip • to the • West° Coast.
``attending the Stampede 'at Cal-
' gary enroute, They plan to re-
turn ° the first: week of August.
MEMBERS OF'LUCKNOW U.C.W.
VISIT THE SUNBEAM ' HOME
Two carloads of ladies from
x
Lucknow' United Church, visited
the Sunbeam Home for mentally
retarded infants in Waterloo, oh
Tuesday afternoon, June 22nd.
Over- 70 • organizations including
The Red Cross were represented
at the bake table, tea & handling
the crowds.
• The ladies took as gifts froin
the U.C.W., . crib quilts, a jump
chair and toys.. Those • • attending
were.' "Mrs, 1Vlel Goyette, Mrs.
Walter Cainpbell, Mrs.' Garfield
MacDonald, Mrs, Ernest Lewis
Mrs, Elwin Hall,, :Mrs. Chas. Hal-
lam, - Mrs. Jim Arnold, Mrs, Bob
Campbell' arid Mrs.. Harvey Web
Dedicate. New
BetheiChtrcIj
At
On. Sunday, ;';June 27th, idealSunday: Service
weather a n d capacity .. crowds.
combined to make the: dedication
of Bethel United Church a mem.
orable occasion.The :service was ..
brought. to .the large number out-
of-doors who /were unable, to. be'
seated: in t h e':. auditorium and '
basement of the church by,. Don.
Mason's public address. system.
After 'a knocking at , the .door;
Rev. Pillen. gave the opening nies
'sage and: the choir and ,visiting
clergyman proceeded up' the aisle ,
during, the. singingof the hymn
• "1 joyed 'when to . the' House of
God."
The architect, Mr. Howard call=
ed .on Mr. W.. Mahood to: present.
the keys . to the chairman' of ' the
Building - Committee, Jim Elliott,.
to the• chairman 'of ,the ',Board .of
Trustees;, Murray Shelton 'and to •
Rev. ` Pillen, who accepted the
.keys on, behalf, of: the congrega-
tion. .
The chairman of Bruce : Presby
:tery, Rev. Nelson, led in. prayer
'and, "Christ . is : made the sure.
'foundation" :was ,sung,The bless-
ing df the new ediface' was taken
by Rev. H. Stevenson,, President.
of ' Conference. T, h e • responsive
reading was Psalm 84, • afterwhich
the Emmerton trio Dave,' Rod
and Jim . sang "`God's House.
During the,, offering, 't h e choir
sang `'Building• for Thy Glory"
With Mrs,. Leroy Walden • and JIM'
Elliott taking the duet parts. Rev:
MacDonald gave a very inspiring
message followed by hymn `All
things are Thine." Ray Walden,
'Clerk of Session, extended 'a mes-
sage, of welcome' and expressed,
appticipareted in ciation to 'the all whoservicehad 'par-
.
Greetings were .brought
Pine • River' by Bert Irwin, Rev.
Lawson;. London, a former min;
ister, Mr. ?hair. from Kincardine
Baptist `Chu(" R:. ns
f roto. Confei'erchrice,evRev.StepheNelsonon
from Presbytery,: Mr. Fry fron
•CandargillRev, R;eOv, liver H. StrappStrapp. Lucknow,
Mrs, Harold . Courtney capably.
presided at the organ.