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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1961-04-26, Page 10{fj 1.4kON: TAN • THE; LITCKIsTQW SENTINEL, LUC NOW.. ONTARIO: , WEDN,ESDAY, 4111,14 26th, 1961: L' .D.H.S. Editors: 'Elda Wall, Norma .Haldenby, Carol Pentland. Last "Tuesday the , student bbody. met in the auditorium during- activity uringactivity "period for "a, talent slow put .on by grade nine. We. :were,. entertained ;by" 'accordian num- leis, "s tilos, duets •and ' a skit by Terry Rathw,ell and Donald Me Gillivray On ° Thursday ' evening, many parents came. to meet' the ; teach ers • and see .the film "Our. Mr. ;Sun," • The same film was sh own by Mr. M'oLeod, on Friday to the students: . The',past, two .weeks bhe stud- enits have . been receiving a brisk.` !Workout in preparation for cadet Day' on May twenty-fifth; ' A,".volley=,ball ,: tournarinent .was held • in' :Kincardine District 'School last Thursday afternoon in which a team from, our ,school participated: ' Voting ' has been going on, this. week .to select ' a king and queen • from grades twelve • and thirteen: to be crowned Friday night at the Spring .Prom., It is the last • :dance ' of the school year, so ev- • eryone come and make: it a big •event. • The _happiness of your life de= thoughts. Walkerton ; on "Friday. evening. AMBERL'EY`, An: , eny oyable: . evening. was• spent at the home .of •Mr, and,, Mrs 'JamesMcNain on_aVlonday evening when, ,they. .entertained •mern!bers of the Kincardine square dance ' club., _ Mr,'John Bradley w : ; been a patient in St: Jos ,,• . 's Hospital, London, was • able , to ' return to H Kincardine o • ital 'on Wednes- day,. ay••, The April, meeting .of. St. T,.ukes Anglican ;Guild was. held in the parish hall., at :I;urgan on ,Tues - ,day. 'afternoon. `After the devo :tional period 'with',Mrs..:Gordon m E mertoi1 , arid. Mrs.. John ' Scott presiding; the remainder of the afternoon was 'spent. in quilting Mrs. T. Bell ' and Mrs: Chester Emmerton were hostesses at the lunch hour. • The executive of Reids Corners W.X. met at the home • of Mrs. Sam Geddes on .Thurs.day' to' plan for the "D'atfodii Tea" which is being held in aid of the 'cancer fund. Saturdays 'showers' will be :benifici'al to the recent seeding ;operations which have been re- tarded by '• 'inclement weather conditions: • Mr. and .Mrs. Clifford Gariilble;, and dauughter, and •Mrs. Agnes, Shaw of • Arthur" visited . with friends in this.• vicinity 'on Sun day, Mr. Lloyd' Courtney . and Mrs. Grant 'Rice and ' 'Mr. : Mervyn Courtney, spent. Sunday. with .Mr. arid Mrs. Art Courtney. ',.Mr. George 'Edmonsen visited with Mr. and Mrs Thomas Ed rnonsen at: Arthur on " Sunday. Messrs.. Leonard Irwin, :Reg Godfrey and Don Courtney.; at pends . upon the :quality . of • your tended . ;a trustees meeting in For That Lasts - And Protects We.:Recommend, WESTEEL SECURITY RIBBED GALVANIZED ROOFING:` WESTEEL Sheets Give A Full 321/2" Coverage AVAILABLE ,IN LENGTHS UP. TO 30 FEET Also 1" " x 4" Strapping Spiral Lead Head Nails SPECIAL • PRICES ON QUANTITIES Will Gladly Give You A Free Estimate No Obligation Itt•sbiirgh. Paints Your "Choice Of Up To 2000 'Different Colours To ',Match. ,Any Shade ' You Require. . It Takes Only Seconds On Our DISPENSING.• MACHINE :. FRESH' CEMENT I N STOCK ..•:401114W y EI�TDE �iSOI�1 LUMBER Phone 150 r• • Lueknow, 'Ont. SJRVIVAL PLANS.. E ,ARD BY :MONS .Edward Dei,sting, Bruce County Emergency 'Measures; Co-ordina- tor, addressed" the Lueknow and. District Lions Club; ' on Monday evening,' ,and outlined procedure for serf preservation in event of a nuclear' attack, Mr, Deisting, who was the choice of"over.' thirty applicants:' for the Bruce ,County.- post; was. introcl ced by Harold • Percy;: reeve of Kinloss.. He was ,thank ed andpresented with a• gift by Bob Finlay. ' : • ' The speaker described,the, ac tion of radiation' fallout and out; lined measures to provide base-. ment shelters, and the equipping .of them. He listed soave of the essentials such as . food, corn- . inunication 'facilities such .as battery radio,, candle', or lamp lighting,airfilters, recreation; reading and first aid supplies.' "By precaution and common sense we can 'survive an •atomic. attack," he said. Mr. I Deisting answered questions ` and circul-' ated literature 'on the _subJect... ..'To' Promote tar Donald MacKinnon, 'chairman of' the Boys' & • Girls' work,: was asked, about spring • plans `for' sport. The Club voted to spon- sor Pee Wee and Bantam ;soft-: ball, with' President . Gordon. Gordon Montgomery ' pointing out• that it 'took more than- s+poil sorship, and. r.,,equired a lot ' of effort to promote these .''activi- ties. • • The president called,'A1 Ham. ilton for a •rep6rt of :Teen Town _night on Friday •• • Secretary ' Gordon Fisher; re- viewed,.. plans made' to date, for the July lst . ,.prograrn, 'reading 'the list of committee Members, assigned .. tovarious tasks. Ross. Robinson and Charles Webster reported on; progressto date in this regard W. A. Porteous, attending his first meeting since,returning from the South; ' said it was good to be,back and thanked the 9lu'b: ,fortheir message, of 'congratula tions :upon his . election as - presi- dent: resi-dent' of theCanadian : club. National Exercise. In • speaking . to the Sentinel' reporter after the meeting; Mr. heisting drew attention to the annual Emergency Measures ex-: ercise ‘tocsin '61" to:,be held on May 5th on a national scale: , The airn of the Tocsin, exercise' Cis, to put those emergency mea- 1sures ,necessary for national sur - 1 vival; .to test' continuity of gov- , eriiment at all levels under the I Emergency •'Measures plan and I to . draw attention , • to gaps • in 1 planning ` and preparation, Basically, the sPecific aims of ,this year's exercise will include the practice of ' manning e4ier- 1 gency government at the, feder j al; . 'provincial and nriicipal level; Topofficials will "examine i post attack ,governmental prob- 1 lems• such as' health' and wel- fare. services, law and order etc: occurring during the ' exercise. The Canadian Army's' part -in the ::exercise • will include the operation of .the existing, -national: survival attack warning system: .Another facet .of the exercise will see: the Canadian` Army in- troducing nuclear data on, theo retical attacks through . its • dirt- ecting •* staff. , This information will be processed through warn- ,ing centres in Ontario and "made available -• to , • other emergency headquarters. • Each of • Ontario's '• regional field officers will .assist in ' dir- ' • ecting . and , planning the conduct of the exercise at theirown re- gional level. They will work in consrltation 'with '; other ;'provin- tial officals and With military authorities.;' . WHITECHURCH • Imis. ,Wallace. Conn and .Mrs. Bill Evans spent Friday in Kit- c'hener: Miss Elaine Conn re- turned' home, witz:them after teaching :last :week in Kitchener. ' Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Falconer; Mr; and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin and Mr's. Myrtle Dawson spent, the Weekend in Detroit • The, , Fal- coners visited at', the ' home' of Mr. and Mrs', Elgin, P,,uurdon and 'Pitting and Mrs. Dawson ' With • `. ..THIS • THURSDAY,� FRIDAYand SATURDAY - and and 'ALL NEXT WEEK' ere s a few of many bargains. See Handbill For Complete Listing, GARBAGE CAN, $4.79' value$3.99 11- value.:, :I. 9.98. • • TEETER TOTTER, �$ 50 ,.. $ LAWN.. SPRINKLER, Wavemaster, $7.95 value, $5.49 POWER MOWERS,- 19", a real bargain .. . $39-88 TwO othermodels'. on sale at $58:79 and $67.39 FARMCREST ROTO TILLERS Deluxe Model' ':value 4.98• •. COROI'�IADO HOTPLATE, $5.4.. 9 �- •$109.95., 129.50'• ag-Cote Paint LATEX, regular $8.45 gallon; HOUSE PAINT, : regular, $8.70 gallon, in white or colours, On Sale. t QC Per Gal. __ ronado Appliances The Sale Feaores": The Usual Selection of :Quality Coronado. Appliances That Give Top Value For Your ' Dollar Check this: Coronado 21 cubic foot freezer Phone 50 Lucknow' YOUR LOCAL CREST .•' HARDWARE AMMEMINIMP Mrs. Cottle. Mrs. • Doris Willis •:and° other relatives `'visited on Sunday with Bert •Mitchell who is : employed at the O:A:C. in Guelph. Mr. 'and Mrs. James McIlrath .will leave next week .6n a two months visit •to England, Scot- land and Ireland,`' . - Miss `Marjorie Coultes;, R.N. of Winghan General Hospital' spent. Sunday at the .home of her pat- ents, Mr. and .Mrs. Albert Cour . test Mr.• and Mrs. Carl Weber and family visited on Sunday with Mr.' and. • Mrs. Fred . Thedorf 'in Kitchener. ' Mr. and 'Mrs. William Henry and Wayne arid Miss Laura Brec- kies of Kinlough ,visited: Sunday. with . Miss ' Frances Henry and Miss Phyllis O'Brien in London. Mr., and Mrs. Mac Stewart an•d Mrs. Ethel Thomson of Kitchener visited; on Sunday at the home of Mr.: 'and Mrs. Carr MoClenag- han. . Mr. • and' Mrs. ,'Orville Newby of. Chesley visited on Sunday ,ev- ening ,with Mrs. Walter Lott. Mrs. Garnet Farrier -and Janice' and Mrs. Walter Lott visited. on Sunday With Mrs. Minnie. Mac- Lean in Wroxeter,• Mrs. Gibson Gillespie who was spending . a few days there returned home with, thein. Mr. Jack Gillespie of Sarnia visited ' on Sunday at the home •of Mr.andMrs. Garnet Farrier, • The community sends out best wishes to Mts. Roane who Ob- served her Sand birthday on Sun- day, April 23rd. Mrs. l .oane lives • with her. daughter,: Mrs. James McInnis. Mr. and Mrs.' George McKague of Tee,swater, Mr: and Mrs. Russell Dick' and family of Toronto Mr. an, d Mrs. Or.ville', Hastings arid. family of .Wingham, Mr: and Mrs.,, George, ''Stanley, . & family of Lucknow ' spent Sun- day at• the McInnis• home to ma the birthday occasion. • Mr. and Mrs:. Kenneth Dickson of ' Be1niore visited :on Sunday at the home of . Mr. and./Mr's. Art,. More. Mr. and', Mrs. Ernest Charleton of Hamilton :visited Mrs. Arthur 'Cronin last week, Mr. Herb Laidlaw 's "spending, a while at the home cd his daugh- • te.r, . •Mr.s. , Jack 'Kerr : near > l'ue. vale. Mr: and : Mrs. Elmer •Sheight- holm 'have. purchased the 'farm, Of Mr. lames Falconer. ' Paul Gro'skorth of Toronto has been confined, 'to bed at the "home of his •parents, Mr. and Mrs. E'1= wood Groskortti Little George Swan, son of Mr. • and 'Mrs. Harry SWan spent the week -end. with Mr. and 1V1rs% heona'r,d Phillips' in' Wingham• Mr. and Mrs. Russel ' Gaunt Visited Monday in: Sarnia with. Mr. and Mrs: ' Harold :Gaunt. Miss Janet Gaunt and Mr. Don - aid 'Dirstein of Hanover spent:the week -end at the: hoirne' of,her' parents, `Mr. and` . Mrs. Ru$sell Gaunt, ' Mr. .and" Mrs. Harold Banks. of Hanover and Mr...and Mrs. Ken- neth Currie from Wingham Vis- ited on''Satutrday with Mr..snd Mrs. Russel Gaunt' F ' nil en Fil ed gii 801 ' drl fru sh us1 rile . of