The Lucknow Sentinel, 1963-08-14, Page 16TEM LUCKNOW ' SENTINZIA, T VcK NOW, ONTARIO ,
NHDII !?DAY, AUG, ,.1ht : 1,03
MAIN'.' TIN FOO ND.
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ALL LADIES BEt1'FR DRESSES
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AMBIENT
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all Dresses
:The Sentinel •
THAT Nelson Hodgins of • 'Ripley
suffered a ' fractured leg when.
his car went ,off the road near
Paisley. and •struck attelephone
• ,pole..
•' THAT •a ]letter from : John Loney,
• . M.P., federal member for.
�' Bruce, announces awarding of
2' a wharf reconstruction': project
• •.•. at Tobermc ry. to Bernningham
back' = Constructon 1.44. .of nenAnon,',•
Vis.: Smocks .and. Dusters •
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Ladies
rack full, values' -'to $3.9.5..`
e price $2.00
THAT at a joint meeting of the
Arena Committee and ' the,
••. , Lions .Club Ice coananittee it
• ,was decided ,to sink test boles
••• in the arena floor to deter
mine the nature of , the "fill:':
gTHAT. Bob Baird, an ' expenene-
. ed sales /,manager, is "in.' charge
• of: preparations for a - tremen-
dour clearance moving sale at
• .the -Bothwell ,ShoeStore,
which is slated to commence'
'on Wednesday of next , week.
The : stere will ,be closed on
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]idles and;. misses blouses, sizes 10 to .:44,
$3.95. Included are, many. blouses that would 0;
make good back to school numbers. •
98c $1.49, 1.79, ..$1.98: and ,$2.98
AGENT' FOR KINCARDINE CLEANERS
'Pick-}] as Tb
:ems :p' •.ani .lay arid oriellay".
Varieties.. Tall 48 oz.; Salve ths.
SupremeBra,n' do.. 1..lige � oz 'Bargain.r Save 10c9.ee Sale;Instant
}'Discount Tea Bags' , Sale, pkg.i
100 x 2 Cup Site. Lowest Price. , Save 1Oc.
Ice Crean Super Sale. pkg.
Meadow Gold. Half -Gallon. Feature.;• Save 10c.':
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Sweet Pic as .e,. - 2 : jars: 49c
Supretne':`Bread & Butter . or Rel sh..18 oz. Save 9c..
We Sell For Less
Phone.'.: Lucknow 8283420
'Values lEffectilve
August 15, 16, 17. •
Mondayand Tuesday • to final- .THAT Mrs. Sid Gardner -..wasp in
ize ,plans, for the sale. Win bean' Hos ital. •as .; he' re
g P.
THAT at . their regular monthly. ault.of.: a mishap- :while milking
meetingon Monday night,' an .Monday,'when she had a.
y bh
Lucknow. Fire' • 'Department ', finger ' practically. severed at
donated $75 ':towards the Lions the first joint.
Club ' ••sponsored, swimming THAT•at the Mildmay bingo two
. classes :held during the sum weeks ago. Mrs. Bob Hamilton
liter at the-, Teeswater �: swim -of .Lucknow continued her
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ntmg ;pool: wirini�ngstrew"k., a Won a'
THAT. 'l'o menet ::news . al6n $40 regular gone. Isaac Nixon;
A Y g of Ashfield was; •one , of ;eleven
• ,:� � the main •str¢et;lists, Tom; Ranh- ..
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THAT word has been received.
here of .the death of ,iMrs: A. E.
Tanrener at 'Racine, • Wisconsin;.
which occurred on . July 23rd..
The Tavener family resided'
Lucknaw in 1948-1950, when
• Rev. Tavener 'was incumbent at
St. ;Peter's• •Anglican- Churih.
THAT MT. and Mrs. Robert
Smith and Joan of Sault : Ste.
Marie are visitors • with her
father, Or. Jack .MacDonald.
••Billie. Smith, : their 19 -year-old
son,, Will . visit' here . later in the
. month when he and his : father
"will compete •'in piping, at .f the.
'Highland. Games at Fergus.
They competed at Ottawa .last
week when they ; won' the B
championship.
BUYS .ItATHW*EI.L ' STO1tE ..
(Contiued from Rage 1).
the grocery` +business of Wm: Reid
who *as succesor to. the ::late
. win. ` J. Taylor. Peter.'Graff and.
Wellington Henderson conseeu- '
tiv'ely 'operated. ' a grocery . `and,
'butcher.' business. Sueceedmg. •gro.;
cery operators • were Clarence
Murdie;. Mark Cassels and :Don
ald Maccharles. •'Doiiaid sod. to
John H. Hall in; 1938, `and in
19'55 Lloyd ,`took liver the busi-
ness fMmhis. father:. Ile has
Made numerous improvemen4s to,
• the store's facilities climaxed by
'the recent real estate 'purchase,
enabling .hi.i to • greatly enlarge
• his ,premises. `'.
Webster .:Sisters
Moved To . Tonto
Misses Flora and . •O . e Web-
ster
have returned to.:Toron.to
to Make their hprne and are re-
siding. at Apartment .1022, 44.
. Dunfield Ave.
Nine', years •ago • the • Webster
sisters acquired the family home,
at the •southerly outskirts of • the
Village • where 'their grandpar-
ents, Mr. and • Mrs. Robert Web-
ster, and' their parents, 'Mr. and
Mrs. William Webster had lived.'
They Chad beatified the
' • ,grounds, •and made the old .home'
a show ' place, and the decision
to return to the city wasn't eas-
ily made, Flora. and Olive . had.
rriradc litany : driends here who
regretted their departure,. '
Th
e home Aita4 purchased by
Mr, and"Mrs. Don Cameron, who
, obtained possession the. 'first bf
" the (month, and have been 'mak-
ing some renovations prior to
occupying the home, 'Don 'teaches
at . Belfast,
THAT. Mx: and Mrs. Albert' Mor-
rningstar have completed ' ar-
•rangements , for the purchase
of John Dean's property at the
northerly outskirts of the vil-
lage, . known : to older residents
• as, the . former Robert McNall
home. The +Morningstar •family
'has occupied'the house for the•
past few weeks. Mr. Dean has
retained an . acre of , •t'he • 10-
acre ..property, on which he
Chas a ' cabin trailer:. He plans
„to go'to •Toronto in the .fall:,
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BILL CURIE DIED •
SPDDENL"Y AT WINGHAIVI `
•• The .death
age 60, • of
suddenly in
on. Saturday,
heart attack.
of" ' William, Currie,
Wingham, occurred
Wingham. Hospital
July 27th, from a
lairs. ` Currie ,is the
former Gertrude Robinson of
W ngharn, the survives with one
daughter', , Surviving also are.
Bill's mother who makes her
home here with cher daughter,
Mrs: Morgan ' (E a) : Hendersop,
There'' are two. other sisters,
Mrs,' . Elizabeth. liaclstoa , of Cal -
son of Mr, and M•rs •Ger-. •who .split a $40 •game..
ald, ;Rathwell, as a member of, THAT • .Bob Andrew, who •attend-.
,the staff of the Bank: of Mon- ed Night : School in Toronto
treal,. commencing last .,week,
and Barry 1VIcDonaghas a new
employee .ae:`Lucknow District
Co op.
THAT `Mike' Penich, who .bought..
the •Blake Brothers farms in
Ashfield Township, is is eplac-
while 'employed with the, Bal.
lentine Diesel Company, : was
successful in passing Grade'13
French Authors and French
• Coanposition. -.
THAT `Tony Johnston, son' of. Mr.
•''and Mrs.J. C.Johnston,vv�as
ing his • farm equipment, and on•e of a •group of three young
'has an interesting 'list of.1iirn- People from. the Presbytery of
;, .elements advertised.in this iso
Huron- Maitland 'whooattended
sue for private sale,, •Mike is
a• `. youth .conference. at 'Purdue
:temporarily ' indisposed in
Qoderich Hospital :• with a• back
ailment but his farm.mana r
Ken Stocking, may be contact-
ed at the farm;::,
THAT just'i efor a holidays. com-
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,minced The Sentinel •delivered.
an order of .grain `weigh check
books to Tre'leaven's,.,in' readi–
ness fo an elevator:rush, with
a bountiful 'grain crop being
,harvested. The point is, 'how
° ever, 'that we delivered... a sim-
ilar order just about a year.'
ago, sufficient to• do. for about
five years. That .;•bunch. went
"up in smoke the day after
delivery, when the mill.was'
''destroyed .'by. fire.
THAT donations are still .being'
received to the Artificial Ice
• Fund, and , With ''a permanent
floor • stilil to . be laid, all such,
gifts are: most welcome and
gratefully received' , by , the"
Lions Club ' sponsors of the
project. In renewing ter Sen
tinel subscription • recently, ..
MTS George E. Smith • of •
.•.Grosse Point Farms, Michigan, r
included $6.04 /for the'ice. fund. •
Mrs. Smith is the .former Ada . , • •
z Prepare F r T •
. :.o The:Greatest Sale Of
_otnount arid
University ; :in, La • Fayette; In-
dianna from July .19th to July
•25th.: ,They were accompanied
;by Rev. Fred Cromie • :of Kin-
cardine.
THAT •Mrs.Garnet, Henderson
.underwent ,lung surgery
Victoria ,Hospital, London,. `on '
Tuesday of last week; and is
convalescing quite satisfactor-
ily.,
atisfactor-
iily ,'
THAT members of:Home Garden
•`Clubs in this' area •will ahold
their Bruce • ' • County
' Ilomemaking. Achievement; Day
'at Kincardine, District' 'High..
Sohooi on Tuesday of next
week..
THAT Mr.- arid Mrs Neil :D.' Mc=
Coil. shave':` moved to Iroqu.ois,, •;
- where. Neil assumes <his duties '
as +manager of' -the •Bank''of • :
-Montreal: Neil;', formerly. of the •
`Luck•now'�bra�nah, had :been in'.
Toronto for a time, When they
resided • at' Don Mills:.
THAT. Ricky SVicQuillin, 10 son
Of ..Mr: and :Mrs. Harvey Me--
Ouillin• -of St. Catherines, :had,
to have his' little finger ampu-,,
tated near . the hand. The . fin-
ger. was l in' ure in. the
,g .. badly ,, . J. d
gears of 'a fanning mill, at the
farm 'of his: grandparents;• .Mr.
• ';and Mrs. °Robert Scott of Ash-
field
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A1HWEL - SHOE. will .be
STORE
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August 19th and: 2016
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THAT a. Targe (box of. eye Blas-.
ses, lenses, frames and cases
have been forwarded to the
Seaforth Lions Club,. ,to, be in ' •
eluded' in a 'shipment' destined 2
or Indra. The ,local club s n- •
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sore° such'a collection' two or
, three years ago. This year The ,•
Sentinel drew attention' to the •.
Its Kind Ever Held 1n Thi. Locality. sWatCh For Our Handbill In The Mail •
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And Listen ' To Radio. Station CKNX' : •
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For : Bargains Beyond Your Fondest e
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'Seaforth project and .,to the n • •
•� fact ,glasses wouId'be taken in .. � ••
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was again rather amazing, with ,..
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glasses of all types —. from s, RATHWELL SHOE STORE,..'e..
ernly -framed }-- being recei v e
Leen
ed. They•' have been. • wart on k �W •'
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.gars and. -Mrs. Margaret •'N7itche'li i to Seaforth,: so, for now', no
of Ha7riilton, more please. '
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