The Lucknow Sentinel, 1964-09-02, Page 2At
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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.ower . �dsement , ,
ALprger Selection
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• A SeIf-Serve Idea
!ur Back ta-School Stock Is M°Now
We Invite You and Your Daughters To Drop In Mid
LOOK OVER THIS DEPARTMENT
ER BASEMENT DIG
While visiting: the , basement, ;' FALL. 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!
Draw Saturday, September •
AGENT FOR KINCARDINE CLEANERS
Free Fide -Up and DeliveryMonday and Thursda .
Ladies'"' and Men's.; Wear --
PHONE 528-2126.
GREEK YOUTH.
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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, and she was • born in Sweden
during the war. They drove their
, Greek • churn 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.
I SEE . ..
By The 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
health:
That extensive: renovations" have
been . made to John Gammies
`Supertest Garage along with new
lighting giving a new look to the
corner. of , Campbell . and Have-
lock. Upon installation.' of a•'. new.
window, workwill be • pretty well
completed: '
That Mr: and Mrs. 'Frank Egan,
who resided 'in ' the apartment
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
• 'Book, may obtain thein 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 Baker is building an
addition:' to the . rear 'of their
apartment : building ' on • main
, street, the former . Legion Hall..
Al plans a sunporch and util-
ity ,room on .the ground floor
and :a bedroom . and : extended
• kitchen. on the • second floor
where they .`live
THAT : we're still struggling a-
long short handed . at The Sent
inel' Office, with . Allan NlcQuillin
hospitalized and 'nothing defin-
ite on when ; he may be . able
to return to work. In the mean-
bine, we again ask . the co=op''
eration of our readers in send -
hi personal items, • meeting re-
ports , and news stories ' or tip-
offs—and early please. •
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 hale • 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:
TI1AT 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 isstill to ,be harvested
and is :deteriorating badly The
resort area caterers. are also
badly affeted by the miser="
able August weather. Beaches.
are comparatively deserted
and as . more .than one booth
Do not condemn the judgment' operator has remarked "every-
of another because it differs from one's' gone home.' '
• 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
tracks, "
THAT • in renewing her Sentinel
subscriptionn, Mrs. Elizabeth
Carter of Wingham and former--
ly of Lucknow,says she cert-
ainly en. roya the paper although
thereare a great many changes,
1 She sends it on to her daughter
Mrs. Kathleen Gibbons of 'El-
mira and she in turn, . keeps
it for Sid and Kay Becker of
Kitchener:
THAT Mrs. Clair Agnew,who will
leave shortly to make her• home
in. London,. has been guest of
honour at several social func-
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: 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 Itayner is holding an •
afternoon bridge for. Mrs Ag-
new.
THAT Mr and Mrs' Percy Lewis
of Ottawa» dropped in at The
Sentinel office last Friday enroute
from Goderich . to Thessalon y to
visit heraunt, Mrs Harris. Feagan
who was the former Nellie Steward
of . Lucknow, whose parental home
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. She recalls the
Burns, Henderson, and .Johnston,
, families, ,Icier aunt Elizabeth Stew-
art married SaM Martin and re-
sides
e sides . in.' the West.. Incidentally
Mrs Lewis' dentist in Ottawa is
Dr. Alvin ' Cameron, fatherly of.
Lucknow.. •
THAT "Sugar and Spice," - the
column by Bill Snniley that . ap-
pears weekly in The Sentinel,
I. • continues to ' draw favourable,
and Sometimes • unfavourable,
comment by ''Sentinel readers,
Bill Knahan, Sun. Life . agent,
' has received comments from the,
girls atSun Life office ,in Lon-
don. Bill sends advertising tear
sheets (one page 'only), into
London in order. to have his
Sentinel ads checked and the
girlsthere who do the checking
have, informed him that they.
really enjoy Smiley s column
that they have seen by chance
while .checking ads, They have
Smiley'sonly one t
column the
request, On please same
page as Bill's ad.
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Crisco Super Sale•'
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THAT an exhibition of Highland
and round., dancing and waltz.
and : twist competitions will
feature" an old time and mo -1-.
ern dance in ,.'Ripley on Friday
evening , under „ auspices ' of the
Ripley -Huron : Agricultural: Soc-
iety. 'Rebecca. Fraser and Joan
Thompson will . take part in the
Highland dancing. Square dance
• rounds will also ` be , performed
and the waltz contest will be
judged by former winners, Mr.
and Mrs. Mervin. Culbert.
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•• 1 The Lucknow .District High School Will resume •
■ classes on Tuesday, September •8th, at 9:00 a.m.
i 2. 'The Principal will be available in'
the school office .
• for interviews with parents. at the following times: i .. .
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from the L.rDJH.S, District who plan : ••
to transfer to the Winghatn District High School sr:
for special courses', Will report to the L.D.H,S.
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office .before 9.00 a.m. on opening day,. 'in order that transortat:, .
p ion to Wingham be arranged, •
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