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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1962-05-16, Page 16A. P,t t$. SIXTEEN LUCKNGW` SEN'I'INF ,; .' 7 KNOW,• --ONTARIO 1.000000®•••• • ®••a••••••••i••1 s!®iloN®.S ®N o. • . • •• • • • •• • •. •. • • •. NEW .SfIIING and DRApER1E SAMPLES IN STOCK NOW! All Ready .To Hang In Your giving Room w'.DIsTF15S Yx m Y -46th You may order them, lined "or • • .unlined,; In lengthsmade to . your requirements.Should you • i. • THAT .Lucknow Boy .Scouts will I. stage a "bottle ' pickup" at wish to,, make. them ,• • • homes in the community^ on � • Thursday. All cash returnable yourself' you may 'buy bottles will be accepted with the material • .by the yard. ; New . Stock Just Received . In Plastic :Drapes •"• Headings And • Hooks also in stock , • funds to 'help finance, camping equipment.• THAT anniversary • services wi11 • .be held in Lucknow Presbyter-, ian Church on, Sunday, :with .Rev. G. L. -1toya1 of .' Knox Church, • Goderich, guest 'sped ker at morning ` and evening: services. MAT E. A. Agnew is convales- cing quite satisfactorily athis hone following surgery which she recently underwent in Lon- don: . THrAT Rev. Hugh A. 'MacMillan, M,A., Ph.D., 'a native of Kin loss, who recently • returned . from . long ,Service' in Formosa., received an honourary Doctor .of . Divinity • degree at Knox College convocation, Similarly honoured • were Rev. W: • A. Young of Guelph and '' Wing. Commander Rev.. J. Dunn. t ••. For Bedrooans, Kitchens; And Bathroom And;"Shower • Sets . • �. •, • • • AGENT FOR .KINCARDINE.. HERS Free .Pick-up• and Delivery Monday and .Thursday `. NEAREST TO YOUR BANK & POST ' OFFICE , ....- .. -. . Choice Crushed Pineapple 5 tins $1 Fortuna 20 . oz. A low, low price feature.' Brown Bear Honey Sale: 2 ctns. 49c No. 1, Clover: '1,6 oz. Save: up to 13c Kernel Corn Salk 6. tins ' 99c Quality. 1.4'. 'oz. Save 18c York... Fancy •.. . Highhind 'P• •nide •Coffee: 1 1 ',Our Exclusive' Top Seller. Bargain. i Pnea Juicele : Sale . � • 2 tins 55c `Super. Sale: Golden Glory.. Tail_ 48 oz. Special Feature • Ladies' 'and Men's Wear:Lucknow, THAT Mary Lillian. ..MacKenzie: 00004•••••00004001000440040000000.00•000000001 •' only .daughter of Judge and • BISHOP'S VISIT (COnthmed. from page. i) rolloWhig. 'the service, A social . gathering \vas held at the toWn captiviatect. those in attendance with hie warm.; friendly. manner and :h.'s. ability to 'associate with ease. with all those present.,along with, his keen• interest in the LircknoW and St. Augustine .fOr, the. Many inipriaverpents to their chnrehes and . thanked Father Thomas for hia devOted service as pastor. Father . Thomas:. called on Donalcl MacKinnon 'who sPoke .' half of •Lucknow„. and Cyril Boyle .Who did the same on 'be- half of • St.. Augtiitine Lunch Was ,served by ladies cif both Guests included -Mr. .aricl Harvey, Webster and Mr. and councillors, and arid Mrs; Don Thoirbpson. Harvey We'bster extended greetings on. behalf of THAT Victor. Errington found • :a ready demand o for his maple syrup output this season: The last ; two gallons went; to Pin her' .`'Creek, Alta. ' Mrs.C. Glass wrote .0. from the. ` West, . halving :.seen the. Errington label. ori • a can' • of ''syrup. They.. replied 0 advising her of the shipping -charges, ' but Mrs: Glass wanted . the ; syrup re- gardless. Vic: • shipped the two gallons .. by • express . a .. few days. •;ago, . with' . shipping• . charges. adding $2.00• a..can to. the, .cost of the syrup.- Mrs. P. S. MaicKenzie of Wal- kerton, , has accepted, 'a : posi .'tion for the holiday months at: Banff Springs ,Hotel; Alberta. She • leaves on ;Tuesday, May 29th. Miss MacKenzie, is a • granddaughter of :'Mrs. R. V. 'MacKenzie : of Lucknow... • THAT the Ladies' Wednesday •Night bowling league ' at .Wing- ' ham .;' concluded the . season's activities, with a banquet..` Mrs:. • Wil+bert. • (Grace) 'Hodgkinson was a xnembef of the . champ= ionship team who received 'in- dividival' 'trophies., . Miss 'Kay Macintosh, Lucknow, received a trophy for. the • most improved .player. ' the Kairshea W.1..is':holding - :a dance on Friday for the Artifi- cial. Ice'' Fund. • Elwin;. ,Hall :offered to .try ''to. arrange : 'a Friday evening , band • concert on' • May :25th :.• of the Lucknow. and Atwoo'"d bandsmen, who will be taking part in the•, Lions' parade •at Hamilton with the Atwood Club. : • Headquarters For .Everything' That Grows Certified P.E.1. Seed Potatoes Spy . Apples, • Pineapples, Garden Seeds,Etc: Values Effective We Sell : For, Less May .1.7, . 18,..19. Phone 119,• L ck row THAT 'a new 'million and 'a half THAT Miss Miry Struthers of • dollar, hospitalhas been of-. Toronto suffered • a 'fractured • ficially opened at• Stra'throy:, hip in :a fall a few weeks• ago. Mrs. William' Reid, 'formerly, of .. She was hospitalized for 'a iZ ucknow, is assistant director; time and is no* at St. ' Bern- of nursing at the. hospital. ard _.Convalescent' home. T'JI•AT the 'Kairshea Women's In- stitute . is sponsoring. a: •dance in the .Legion '' Hall, Lucknow, :.this Friday: evening, May 18th,, in...aid. ; of the Artificial Ice Fund.. THAT W. G. Findlater, Sr , of Harbor Q Springs, ' Mich., . and a native: of . Lucknow, doesn't like to miss the • sr/1d town paper: The May 2nd. issue went ,astray, somewhere . and Mr: Findlater wrote :.• for" a • copy. He concluded .his' letter this way: ",I was. glad to :see by the " April 25th : 'issue .that the. ice fund has done so well.; Good luck .for the ' rest of the w,ay, THAT :a.; "'children for `adoption" advertisement appears in this issue,' that' merits :close strut int', • THAT Elwin Hall;: a' member of the. Lucknow. ` District High .S.chool, staff, has,•purc.liased' the Stauffer' St. residence •of Dr. D. R. Finlayson. The Hall fa- milt' will obtain possession in July. Theyare presently re-' :siding in the residence 'of .the late ' Mrs:' L Con•gram. ' • THAT Listowel residents •have. been lucky twice in a row at the Legion's weekly bingo'. The wife won ' .thejackpot last, Thursday evening, and the pre- ' =vious week her • husband :. won ,it. HAAT ' Mrs. Ken Mowbray surf fered a fall ' on the stairs at the home' of'Mr. and Mrs. H. D., Thompson, early 'last Friday .evening resulting , in • a . fract-. • • ured wrist, which will prevent her from carrying on her hair dressing duties • for . a• ' time. Beryl ;also suffered damage to • her teethand•:a mouth ---injury, in the fall. She :was taken to Wingham hospital. ' • Bishop ' Cody's . visit to Luck- ' now. is believed to be only the second visit of a Bishop in: the history "of the ebarch. The first. • was, 63 years agog twb years of ter the church. 'was blessed as a ; Catholic "Church.' .It •is believed' that Joe Carroll of .. Goderich " Mrs.' Pat Hogan of Hanover 'were • confirmed at that . tune: • ICE MAdiaNERY ", . (Continued froth page 1) before the terrn's end. Rae Watson was .named chair- , Man '.of the July fst 'holiday celebration. Tentatively planned is. a Sunday night, band concert • • and' a. midnight dance: Monday will feature:a parade, barbecue, games and dancing, Ernest Ackert and. Elwin Hall played 'a trombone duet ' 'accompaniment by.. Mrs, Cum - Doug *Harton, Who had been hospitalized was welcomed to The nect,' regular meeting was cancelled as' it falls on' conven- were urged to attend the Sun- - da parade. inOr ball activities were 4dis,-. cusSed and planned. Pete Bissonnette df Ripley, & g memlier 'of the local. club was congratulated on' his election as .IVIerni3erS were reminded that Plan Curling Rink At . ..........Ripley Serious "consideration: is being given to building: a three -pad artificial , ice .. curling rink . in R'igley: , • Plans' are being studied. ` by .a' building committeeComposed. of Clayton . ' Nicholson, •Howard 'Hodge, Wallace Pollock, Donald- MacTavish, Mervyn. Furiston and Jack Stott, A, final decision will. be 'made 'shortly and it is hoped that construction can. be started by mid -summer. Keen interest in curling • has been• revived in Ripley, and'. this has spread .out into a wide .rur- rur- al area, with many ,farmers tak- ing upthe sport, and .'adding incentive and, impetus ' to the progressive projeet currently be. Bing considered, • • • The finance committee is com- posed of Bob Love, Darwin Pol- lock, Morgan Johnston, Carl Fun- stun, ' Mel Pollock and. Kenneth MacKenzie. This group .are pres- ently making a survey ' of all club, members, and other pros- pective membefs, to assist in the project. Walter Lock has beenappoint ed . treasurer for the building fund, Don McLa-y is president of the Ripley club and Lloyd Wylds secretary;.. Is Your. Subscription Renewed? THAT Charlie MacLean , : of Brussels and' formerly of the Lanesville' district in :Ashfield; dropped': into The, Sentinel Of- • lice 'on Monday, with a /$10.00 donation for the '`ice fund THAT Mrs. Fred Gilchristwon, a :lbudgie bird and cage in a free '.draw at . H IYs Red: and White Store last 'Week -end. THAT "pipes on fire" was the •:'cause of a Sunday afternoon ,fire call t� . the farm of Milvert Reid, Ashfield '• Township, 'a mile "south -West of Lucknow. ,Paint in both the' upstairs, and downsrtairs:• of thehouse was •blistered': by. the .heat. THAT Virden Mowbray had` a, miniature" "horseshoe" cut into his forehead on Monday, which narrowly missed costing him •an ' eye : at least. Virden was letting cattle out when one of the animals 'stampeded; through. a :closed .door flinging' it back with 'great, force.. The :e, -' of .a ..piece of . inch -pipe 'affixed to the door smashed,into. Virden's forehead just. above the eye, His .' glasses were ' knocked off but not . broken. ' • • • 'SUMMER'. FOOTWEAR puN ..THE 'SUN Choose From°, Our Range. et, Warna Weather Foof- • wear . Far All The FarOy Dominion., ..'"Kedlettes" and ,Kaufilion: "'fount Tr Fully Washable ,A VarietY •StYles .And CO101.5. THAT Miss • Annie . MacKay was expected home on :.Wednesdday. Miss MacKay ,has ;been 'hos- pitalized hos,pitalized in "London • • since De- cepybefth, where she under- went ;surgery for a leg ampu-.. Cation•. THAT , Harvey Treleaven of •• London and formerly of Luck- ,. now:°suffered :a severe heart .attack on •Tuesday : of last week. Latest report is. that he.. is 'put • of the oxygen tent and ' im-. proving: Harvey is in Victoria Hospital. • THAT George Book of Loreburl," Sask., arid' well known. here, to• 'hockey • fans •cIf . an older :generation, serids• along $5.00' to the ice fund,: George; a wheat, farmer, says the• mois- ture' 'situation., is just fair,but considerably better than . in some areas: They recently built a big •rink,1O5xl'0 feet at Loreburn and he says they still have the job . of shingling to Ido which'W'i12 : take quite. a . crew. He concludes the note with; "May be. down that way this suimer," Mrs.. Book is the former• Margaret ,Beaton, Pricedliom $2.95 - CHILDREN'S CANVATS And CORDUROY' Laced And Slip -On, n Styles Priced from..99 $2.69. MEN'S LEATHER And SUEDE CASUALS n Laced Or Slip -On Styles. Foam Rubber Soles, ight In Weight For Perfect Coinfort. Priced from $7.95 - $9.95 RATIIVVELL SHOE' STORE . ph... 149 ,