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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1964-08-26, Page 12S'T'AGETWELVE; „r. , • • ' F� 0 pouncing ' THO LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO' ZI 1 t. , r, 1 1. 1 1 l' l l New • .Sel#-Serv�,,. #a GIRLS' • WEARDEPARTI Lower. Basement, w A -Larger. �eiec#ion , Better Displ�.yed. • A Self -terve Idea ENT Or:lack4e.SCkooI..Stock is In Now We Invite You and Your. Daughters To ' Drop. .In And LOOK OVER .yT.HIS ' DEPARTMENT 7c * 7C' ENTER BASEMENT DRAW• • While visiting the basement, • FILL ' OUT A TICKET . • ON A DRAW for ;your daughter for. her . choice of a NEW .DRESS, or a SWEATER and SKIRT NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. TO 'ENTER! raw Saturday, September GREEK •YOUTH '(Contirwed .from page 1) was • interviewed about ' his :native land and his impressions. . 'of Can- ada. Costas has. been doing some visiting while. here and spent two days :in- Toronto with . one of the Canadian Scouts . he met :last year at the 'jamboree. He was driven back to Holyrood by his young friend and . his girl; friend. The Toronto friend's name was. Rudy '":Spoerer, of German parents, born" in .Yugoslavia. His . girl friend was of Latvian parents who "were ref- ugees, ef-ug ees, and she • was born in Sweden during ' the ; war. They drove their Greek chum to. the Canadian household last Saturday. Lloyd' Ackert commented ' that it was like having , the United Nations and „the World Council' of churches all under one roof. Do not condemn' the judgment of another because it differs from your. own. You May both be wrong. Some people, are striving to leave footprints on ,the .sands of . time;. others are trying 'to cover up their THAT in renewing her Sentinel.. subscriptionn, Mrs.' Elizabeth. Carter of Wingham and former- ly of Lucknow, says she cert- ainly 'enjoys the paper although there are agreat many changes. i She sends 'ton to her daughter. . Mrs: Kathleen Gibbons ' of El-, nira, and' shein _torn,, keeps, . it for Sid and Kay • .Decker of :Kitchener, That Mr. and 'Mrs. Bob Dowsett have taken up residence in the .•apartment . over Johnstone and Son Furniture, and. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin A. :Ferguson of -Morris- '• burg have ' taken •up .residence in the apartment over the Lucknow Fruit Market formerly occupied by `Frank Egan: Both men' are teachers at 'Lucknow District High School.; ' THAT we don't need to tell , any- one in this community that August has been disagreeably cool and unusually wet. A hot, dry early summer haying. sea- son aided that farm operation,. but grain harvesting , weather has been the reverse and much grain is . still to be hai4ested and is deteriorating: badly: The resort areacaterers are also, badly affected by the ' miser- able August weather. Beaches. are comparatively deserted and as more ,than one booth operator. has remarked "every- one's. gone home.'' THAT Mrs:. Clair Agnew, who will ByThe Sentinel THAT the • Wiarton Co-operative 'is this week marking the. grand opening of , their. 'renovated retail store. Manager of the store is ``Bud" Orr, a native of Lucknow., THAT T. J, Salkeld motored west to . Calgary with his daughter Mrs John (Margaret) Schmidt leaving on Friday. Margaret • has been visiting here with , her :parents for, about a Month.. , That. Mrs. Don Thompson will teach kindergarten , at Lucknow : Public School in the Fall. She is filling in for Mrs.Lloyd ' Hall who has received a leave of absence un, til Christmas because of ill health. • • That extensive renovations have been made •to John Gammie's • Supertest Garage along with new lighting giving .a new: look to the t. corner of .Campbell and Have- lock. Upon installation of a ' new window, work: will be pretty well. • completed. • That Mr.: and Mrs. Frank Egan, who :resided : in theapartment over the Lucknow Fruit Market, recently- moved to • Glencoe.. Frank; 'a : Bank: of Montreal em • ployee here, was transferred to the Glencoe .branch /as officer, in. • charge of the' Wardsville sub agency. THAT anyone wishing'' to purchase a Lucknow District High School •Year Book may obtain them .at The. Sentinel Office Or 'from Tom Andrew. Historical books of both, the Pine River and Olivet con- gregations are also available at The Sentinel. THAT Al Bakeris building . an addition: to the rear of • their apartment building on • main street? the former '.Legion Hill. Al plans a ' sun porch and util- ity xoom on the ground floor. • and a ; bedroom. and extended kitchen on, • the : second floor where they . dive: �' ' 'THAT we're 'still struggling a- long short handed at T'he:.'Sent- inel Office, with Allan McQuillin'. hospitalized ' and ' nothing :.defin- 'ite. on when he may be' able' to ''return • to work. ; In ' the mean - ti kth me, . we again0 as . e, co-op eration of . our readers in send - in personal items,' meetingre-, ports and. news stories .or tip- offs—and early please. WEDNESDAY# AUGUST Mt 1••••••••••0••••••••••••••:•••••••••••••••••• • • • • • •• •• •, •: • • • , •. • • .• • i 41 SUPREME SWEET, 16 f,oz. 1 Mixed Pickles' Sale AVON BRAND; largo 20 oz.' • "Choite , Peas Sale • • •. )AVEX,; 32 oz. size Lin rd Bleach Sale Uii.knoWfrult YOUR "LOWEST PRICES" FOODLAND 2 :ST. LAWRENCE, 25 'oz. C ora 011 Sale, Iarge, • SHORTENING, 3 Ib. tin Crisco Sade IiscoSuPer ECONOMY SIZE, Reg. $1.09. Sale1(restToothpuste. �• WITH $5.00 'CASH 'PURCHASE Ice Cream Deal '/2 al g SAVE •to 9c :2 lard 111. SAVE' to4e 3tinS55c , / f./• i • Headquarters• ' For CanningPeaches! ' . We Sell:For Leas' Values Effective: • . Phone. 'Lucknow 528-3420: August 27, 28, 29 •• 1••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SAVE to The ode SAVE to SAVE to10c. Ib. tin :99c SAVE. to 30e: e 79c SAVE to 241c only 69c • THAT an exhibition of Highland and' round dancing:and .',waltz. 'and twist ° competitions will feature an old time and mod- ern dance in Ripley •on'' Friday. evening: under auspices : of the Ripley -Huron, , Agricultural . Soc iety. Rebecca Fraser and Joan Thompson wvill take partin the Highland' (larking. Squarer dance''. rounds. will also be performed `and the waltz ` contest . will be judged by . former winners, Mr.: and; 'Mrs. .Mervin . Culbert: 1 �■•III.aasUU I■..'ar. uuu sI Iu a.0 . .e... .LUCKNOW ■ ■ THAT Mr and Mrs Percy Lewis ■ of . Ottawa dropped in at The ' Sentinel office last Friday enroute. from ' Goderich to • Thessalon to , . ■ visit her.aunt, Mrs Harris Feagan `■ who was, the former Nellie Steward of Lucknow whose -parental `home ! • ■ i ■ Was on Ludgard ,Street. west of Silverwoods. Mrs Lewis is the former Shirley Donaldson. Her home . was in Wingham ` but she visited here often with her aunt, and .in .fact went to school here part of one term. Sherecalls the Burns, Henderson ,and Johnston' families. Her aunt .Elizabeth Stew- art married Sam Martin. and, _re- • sides 'in the West. ,'Incidentally Mrs Lewis'. dentist in: Ottawa is Dr. Alvin Cameron,, formerly of Lucknow: • THAT "Sugar and Spice,," the column. by Bill Smiley that ap- pears weekly in • The Sentinel, continues to draw favourable, and sometimes unfavourable, ' comment by Sentinel : readers : • Bill Kinahan, Sun . Life agent, E has received comments from the • girls at Sun Life office in Lon- dorf. Bill sends' advertising tear sheets (one 'page only), into E 'London in order to have his .. Sentinel ads checked and the ■ girls there who do the checking have informed him that they 1 h really enjoy Srniley's ' column e: that they have seen by chance s. leave shortly to make her •honie in London, has been guest of honour at several social funs- tions. Mrs. Charles Cooke and Mrs, John Adams held an after- noon tea in her honour on 'Tues- day of last week. On , Saturday afternoon Mrs. W. A. Porteous was hostess at a :tea for Mrs. Agnew w ' : and , on Monday even- ing Mrs. Agnew was again the guest of .honour at a, dinner bridge . at the home of Mrs. ' W. B'. Anderson. On Wednesday Mrs,. Milt Rayner is :holding ah . ; afternoon bridge for Mrs, Ag- •ne* • while checking ads. They W have only. one request,please put Smilers Column on the same page as Bill's ad, DiSTRIcT NIGH SCHOOL • ✓ ■. ■ ■ . ' I i • ■. ■ .' • '. i. •. i. • ' Ty4 D w si i'• • :• • • ,' • ■ I. The Lucknow District "High . School will • resume ■. ■ classes on Tuesday, September 8th', at 9:00 a.m. • 2. The Princi al will be available in ` P the school office for interviews . with parents at, the following: times: • s. •• ▪ • • ■▪ • • ■ ' • ■ . ✓ • •' .3. STUDENTS from the . L.D.H,S. District. who plan . . ,.s, to transfer to the Wingharn District •High -School sr for special courses, will, report to' the L.D'.HLS. r■i office before 9;00 a.m. on opening day, ' in order . R that transportation to Wingham may be arranged. .La E. GOYETTE, Principal • irItElOatiEEBrrirtwertiBEeeeenieeNeNBEiiirBeeiaEesEBMMi NOT10E. • • 2:00.to S:00 p.m and 7:00''to 9:00 p.fn. Tuesday, September 1: Wednesday; : 5eptember 2 Thursday,(September 3.