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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,. ONTARIO', '
FOR CAMP OR VACATION CAPERS
MOTHERS let Ashton: help you choose the clothes.
your boy or girl needs for
Vacation or ummer Camp.
Check . this , list. of
necessities; `, .
Shorts,
-Heavy• Jackets
Pop -Tops
Slims
Deck Pants
. Leather Belts
Sweaters
Sweat Shirts
Cotton -Knit) Shirts
Flannel Shirts ('
(long• , sleeves)
Warm,: Bathrobe
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Socks
Handkerchiefs
Sport . •Hats •
Anklets
Bathing • Suits
Woollen or Corduroy
Trousers
Blue Jeans
Warm Pajamas
Swim Trunks
Raincoat
Underwear
AGENT FOR KINCARDINE .CLEANERS
`ree Pick -Up void Delivery Monday and Thursday'
Ladies' and: Men's Wear - Lucknow',
THAT . an 18-mari;th=old toddler,
Robert : James • Babcock was
killed when he strayed onto
;the tracks' of . the>;Neva York
Central •near 'Aylmer and was
struck by the speeding train.
A passenger on the train was
Jack McQuillin,' son,,of' Mr.
Mrs. Dick Mc Quil'lin' ..of Kin-
-loss. Jack who is. sailing was
on ' -his way: roe •++ iii • sor
his . home at Ste Cath cines: •
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Rev. W. J, ten laooperi of Mirth
.St. United 'Church,
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ceived'word w.hite attending"
Conference at North Bay,, that
his father was. critically ill in
Holland. He; returned to Gode-
ri • ' by a%r; 'was' joined •tby .his
"wife and two children, and ,flew
back to ' 'Melton, where" they
• boarded.a KLVplane that afer-
noon';and •within ' seven hours
' were enroute overseas. '. '
THAT the June meeting' of the
Lucknow and , District Horti-
1• `cultural Society will, be held
this . Thursday . evening, rather
than on Friday.:.
THAT`,•Cliff 'Crawford ,who ' has
been sailing on the lake boats,
commenced. Work • for Bud
.Hamilton of Lucknow on. Tues-
day.
THAT Mrs.. Ross Cumming and
her niece; Judith Ann .Lindsay.
• •of Walkerton, left on Sunday
for Seattle to vis:i.t . Mrs. Cum-
ming's cousin, Catherine ' Wal-
lace. They will make. the . trip
,by bus and. planned to go, the
/An1erican, route, . and . home.
through Canada.. The trip • in-
eludes ; a . visit to the world's
'fair `at Seattle.
THAT the .week -end accidents
and nocturnal disturbances lo-
Cally, __again, raise •the .question
of .po'licin,g.. It looks as if', a
minor group of. •irresponsible
",Performers" : may force.:' an
Otherwise unnecessary ' tax
burden on .local 'residents, in
Providing ;adequate policing
which` won't come cheaply.
THAT., -Mrs. Win. MacCrostie of
West 'Wawanosh is a patient
in University, hospital in Sask-
. atoon, having `:suffered a frac-
tured Pelvis gin: a` fall a week
ago fast, "Sunday.'a. Mrs." Mac=
iCrostie :had just recently ;re-.
•+turned. ,to the West.
4 .,THATT.: Mrs., James' McNaughton
and, her'•:•son' Jim,. leave on
Sunday for' a visit, to her home-.
`land Scotland. They will
fly 'TCA fro7n,.'London to Mal-
ton where 'they will 'board .'a
BOAC aircraft. at ''Malton for-
' a flight to Prestwirck Airport
Scotland. They plan . to , re-
turn' ,on September. 7+th:.
'Miss Marjorie Stuart • of Waw -
Began, Ill..returned to her. home
after .visiting ' two weeks ''with
iss erine egor, ' r.
and Mrs. George Stuart and'Mr.
Joe Stuart. Other visitors 'during;
the Pest P _ t .week were Dr:: and Mrs:
.White of Chicago, Mr. &:
Mrs. , ..David MacDonald: ••'of Del=
;borne; Alberta and Mrs, Colin
MacGregor . of . Kintail
THAT..' Dan MacDonald, return-.
ed . to his home at : Lochalsh
'on Friday after being,' a , pat-
ient in Kincardine hospital for
the .'•past few months as the
result of a . 'fractured, hip he
suffered, in a fall in 'the. win-
.' ter. The 'venerable octogenar-
ian is able to get about with
the •aid of a cane. ,
.THAT Billy MacLennan, son 'of
aMr. and Mrs. 'Ross MacLen-
nan of Kincardine waS'in'col-
like with a ' car last week,
suffering) 'head; injuries and
lacerations Which fortunately
weren't serious. Mrs., . MacLen
nan • is ' the fo.riiaer.. Shirley
Johnston .of Lucknow. ` .
THAT Miss .;,E eanor ums ee
English teacher at :Clinton
District' Collegiate Institute
has tendered • her resignation.
' Miss Plumsteel plans 'to teach
at Lucknow. .next term..
THAT, Mary. Allin of town "was
one of 6 contestants in 'Listowel
•'Kin. Carnival contest. for "Miss
District of Listowel": 'The. win-
ner. was. Pauline . Thompson` of
Atwood who will advance into -
the Ontario final' of the Miss
Canada . pageant::
OPPORTUNITY
As A Sanitariae
the Pobl'w Heakli F'bld
The Bruce County Health Unit' will consider sport-
soring ,a candidate for ' the Ontario 'Sanitary Inspectors
Training Course.. An applicant .passing the screening
test would be provided with practical' field work under.
supervision and a ` formal course of one ,year given, by
.the Provincial Department' of Health at .Ryerson. Inst'
tute of TechnoiOgy A substantial bursary is available.
° Applicants MUST, have•' a, mini num of Oral e. XII•'
in the .General Course (with the two'; sciences), must
possess 'sound . health, and good character.
PLEASE DJRECT ENQUIRIES TO.:
�e'Bruce 'Health
CountyHealth I!nit
R. 'Allen, . M.D., D.P.H., . Director anti Kali.Bruce County Health Unit.'
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THAT the Gordon Elliott family.
of Amlberley lost their Chihira-
:' 'h a pup last week. "Bud" Mia=
milton found the little dog at
the' beach anti-tdok it "under
his ' .wing." By: the time Bud
found out a couple of days
later 'who: the 'owners were,'
the Hamilton household had
become so attached to : the
pup, that 'Bud decided . to get
'a little •Chihuahua• :of; their
Own, and they . aren't for
free..
THAT
the .final 'transformation
to.
the 'grounds around the new
'Bell " Telephone . dial . office,
came quickly last week. Shrub-
bery had • been previously set
out. On Wednesday noon •a
load of roiled ,sods. arrived &
before the afternoon was, pas-
sed;, a ' lovely greenswarth
was being; :watered, Stone slabs
had been previously laid as
terrace ' along. the ' west side.
of the property which • iS to
sated directly across front the
Carnegie: "Hall, and • provides
quite a' striking addition ' to
Campbell. Street.
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Kleenex Tissue Sale ' . 6 . pkgs. 98c.
Regular or chubby. Save to. 19c. Bargain..
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Nescafe, Instant Coffee. • Jor. $1.40
Large ".10 oz. jar. Save to 30c. Feature
' Tomato Juice Sale ' 3.stins - 79c
Hunt's . tall .48 Qz Choice.: ` Bargain.
Toilet Soap DeaL 6 bar
pk. 35c:,
Sterling. perfumed.. Hand 'size. Save to 4c.
P�anUI Butter S�Ie. Jar 35c
McLarens homogenized, 16. oz.. size.. Save 6c.
HEADQUARTERS ' FOR FRESH STRAWBERRIES
CASE LOTS SPECIALLY 'PRICED. BUY NOW:
GET YOUR FANCY SPYS HERE } Any Quantity
Values Effective We Sell ' For ' Less
June 21, 22, '.2 3. Phone 119, Luck -now
THAT striking. truck 'drivers will_ T HAT Ronnie and Brian Stan
find` that • they can't tie up
business completely. A Paper
Wholesaler " " in Toronto ; made
,deliveries in th'is, area last week,:.
with . their . own city delivery
truck. And its :an`'ill . wind
the railways are having a bids
iness•. boom.
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THAT' Ian.-)1VIacKenzie, •14 -year-
• . old son of M. and. Mrs'•:Frank.
MacKenzie of :Kinloss found
a .lizard type small animal un_
• der •a logon the farm. Clyde,
Reid. of London, who •was,
visiting ; at the IVIacKenZie.
farin, along with Ian attempted
to identirfy. the :' blunt, nosed;
long 'tailed: species which Clyde:
believed .not tobe a lizard: •
THiAT: the "punch:.line" . Item in
the Lucknow Fruit: Market's
ad last week should have list-
• ed 'brooms at .79c -. n t
Sorry ' Cyril; but ' maytbe. we
could blame it on :the election..
whirl: Guess .the bifocals .were
getting a ' bit hazy: when that
root—,was—checked to ` go.t,::::a
press run rolling: at midnight,
• last Tuesday. ;Cone to . think
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of it thotigh,, its our first price
mistake that, we : recall in all
the yea
s that Cyril has been
advertising,
ley, children 'hof . Mr,'' and 'MS's.
George' `.Stanley "threw a
couple of birthday parties re
cently.:Brian was, 10 'last week
and Ronnie was .1.1: the: week
before::' ' ''
THAT Al Irwin, Who has' • been
. employed '. by • ; 'W. A. ``Bud"
fiarnilton, local :cities Service ;
distributor, has :,accepted a' •
•position with •Imperial Oil• at
Sarnia •and 'commences work
next •:Monday.'
THAT a meeting of :Lions • Club ..,
.'members wives was held' on:
Friday .•evening.to make/ init•
ial plans' 'for the garden party
on July 2nd... The , :ladies will
be in charge. of provfdirig' and,
handling the •food.; :with•. Club :•
members doing the, serving.
THAT Mrs. Robert Hamilton'
was recently presented ',With a
mernento, by nurses with whom
She had been :' associated at '•.
Winghaini:. General 'Hospital:
Mrs. :Hamilton 'had :been :em-
ploye•. a "leg am sine•
September, ` until this/ spring ,
when' she resigned to join with ,
Mrs: Phillip MacMillan in. op-
ening, the Double `,S ':Drive In
Restaurant ;on Cani,pbell .Street,/
East.
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• , Prizes .-=- ` $3.00 and $200 •
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4':30 'p.m. Starling, At ' .
Prizes
Best . decorated Pony and Cart,
Best . decorated" Pony and Saddle.
Best decorated Horse and Rider.
Best' decorated Fancy Bicycle, :Wagon or Doll,
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Best Fancy` Dressed Costume. •
Best Comic Dressed ; Costume., •
Beste' Animal Costumer•
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:Most Attractive Pet, '. n • •
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Best Decorated Car. , a'