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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,:. 'LUCKNOW, ONTARIO;="
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Mr. and Mrs..Otto ;Petersen; are
ital.' visitxng,•in Ottawa;.- •
ai d General:- •
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Mrs. Jim Si ,worth • Janet Thompson. entertained
.r . andg. ?• some young friends on Tuesday
m. and .Billie of Lucan , were.
day visitors with:. Mr. . and
George Satinders:•
inday visitors at the home
VIr, ..and • Mrs Angus Nichol -
'were Mr. and Mrs.. Ed. 'Shat-•
and.' son; Paul of Hamilton.
re welcome personal ' Items
would' appreciate ',being . in-
ned:of your holiday travels or
tors;
►e understand that Mrs: A. E.
nin ;of Clinton; and formerly
aucknow, is' at 'the Jones Itest
he, in. Herisall '
horn Collyer, ` 'visited recently
Jorwieh With his' brother Ted;
i iiarr-the Norwich staffof the
Lk of 1Vlontreal '
(rs Alf. Richie and daughter
aria ,have' returned.'from: a:' two
;ks , trip by train. to Yorkton,
k:, where-. they'' 'visited ., with
and•Mrs...Gerald .Loew.en.
[arvey 'Webster, George . Web-
and Ralph. Pagan .had ' a• holi=
fishing trip at Belmont. Lake
the .Havelock district; east, of
erborough. •' They had some'.
d catchesofpickerel and bass.
Its. 'J. D'. Lalmie" 'and her
lher Mrs. Elsie, MacKay from
nonton, have returned ,„borne
:r visiting; the Misses'•Jessie.
l Annie MacKay. They were
to impressed' by our "quite up
date . town. of Lucknow” ; and
• rich country., side through
ich they drove. Mr.' and .;Mrs.
iirnie.. were at the Centennial
ee years ago
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• . L,I CKNOYI►
UNITED CI-RJRCH
Rev. Howard W. Strapp
Minister`•
• SlJNDAY
AY:TGUST 6tit,
0 OO, a,z , Church School
1,00. a. n.:. Mornin V', orshi
g.. p
Presbyterian 'Chug
r
Rev: Roderick IVIacLeoci,'
Minister •
SIJ•I 1)AY, AIGITST 6th.,
x.60
.a,nir..SurrSey Scl'iool..
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,00:'a,yn Mottling; ''i1kr.orship
on the occasion• of her 8th birth-
day.
Mrs., Margaret +Sproul : and Wm.
Sproul: are on a three weeks' hol.
iday. Visit" at •Nanaimo, 13.C. and
at. Fort William with Mrs. Sproul's
brothers Warren and „Earl'
Mr ;Milt • Rayner, manager of
the `Bank '.of . Montreal;
'enforced 'holiday., He und'erwerit
surgery at' ' Titoria hosptal r -e
cently and ii,eturried. at -,the end
of the:week to his hoxne • where
he is convalescing. •
• Mrs: Ross Cummings is• on ' a
visit, toWinnipeg making the trip
by train. She wilt be. home the
end' of the. week. • ' ' • •
Mr.. and ' Mrs..' William. Russell
and son Rennie of Toronto were :
visitors with :her sister Mrs Jim
Mat'hers and Ur, Mathe;rs'•
Mr. T,. W;, Smith ,unueruvcnt: an
eye operation.•.in' Toronto :a' few•
weeks ago for.removal.`of a cata-
ract.
Harvey and: John, Tia11 of 'De
troi.t, 'Jack Hall.of Lu'cknoW and
Fred Hall of Erin are on a motor
trip to Saskatoh•ewan : •
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Mr.. and Mrs. . Eric. Edmanson,
and, family of 'Maple, Ont spent
a' few 'days in town visiting with
relatives., • •• • . • •
Shirley and Alice Brooks,:Nor=
trig Rafferty and Joyce [Sharp:.;of
Torontospent the; week -end,' at
the home, of Mrs. M.arions;Broo'lis:'
Mr. 'and `Mrd Bob • Carnpbell &
family and Mrs. Rod Campbell.
spent Sunday With. Mrs, Marlon
8rool.s: Carol remained With
Mrs. Brooks• for . ,a felw days.
1VIr:. and, .Mrs. Norman IVIathe7.
son and daughter, Kathleen..of
Toledo,. Ohio visited recently :with
friends in town:. •
' Mrs. Eileen White and .Murray
and Mrs. Jack MaoDonagh• and
Roddy ;enjoyed a motor trip• 'to'
Prince: Edward,Island where they
'visited .with Mr. and Mrs Mur-
ray,. McDonagh and family:
Mrs, ..Harvey • Houston , return-
ed '
eturned' from the :Western 'Provinces
on Thursday,. July 13th, after at-
tending , the" Wonien's Institute
Natiorial Convention at: Vancou�
,"ver.' The weekend was spent at
the Calgary. Stampede, with her.
son; Hugh nowlocated at Mil
larville near Calgary.
Mrs'. Coral Woonton of Detroit
arid Mrs. Vera Robinson of Lon-
don and their sister-iri4law, Mrs.
Arthur Shoebottom of : Detroit
were callers in town P on . Tues-
day, Mrs. Woonton and Mrs. Ro-
binson are daughters of the late.
Mr.. and Mrs. 'homas Sho,ebut-
tom and . farther Litckn'owites.
Mr and 'Mrs; Brock Whale• &
Brock lid
Jr., :are hoaying' at the.
Stothers cottage' ;'at .Kintail. •
Mrs. Frances Cowan and ' Kirn
returned on Saturday .from a_ bus
trip. to, Chillivvack, B.C,' where
she 'visited • her' parents and at-
tended a• family. reunion..
Rev. and • Mrs.,. Gordon' Geiger
and family of .Essex are holiday' -
ing at their cottage at Inverhuron.
On Tuesday .Mr. and Mrs. Geiger'
called in.the, Village. .They had
the. triplets with thein, Paul, �Al-
an ; `, and' Ross. Helen' MacNay is
spending -the month. at the Geiger
cottage:
ouncil Informed
Of •Case 0f Rabies-
'*est: Wawanosh Township
Council held' their •July meeting
at the '-township,' 'hall.. on. ` July
11,th, • 1961 • • All members present;
„Mr. A. M. Harper,' C:A'., •` pre-
sented the; auditor's, report on the
township's • ;business operations
for the year 1960. Mr. Harper
answered: several, questions , and,
fully explained tnany:,items. The
operations for .1'960 resulted .'in a.
small surplus . ($139.01);.' .Town
ship. Coi%ncil agreed to accept the
auditor's' report on •'a' motion by:
Cbunc:illors 'McPhee;' and Jeffe•r-:
son
Township. Council declined t�
accept the responsibility if pay-'
ing, part of.the funeral expenses:''
of a, deceased, ' resident Of.. the
township.
The '.C1er'k w'as instructed
write, to the Ontario Live tSocl
Commissioner 'concerning, an . un-
usual situation' in, regard • to• ' ;a
''sheep claim.
.Council was informed t1)at a:
Confirtiied case of ' rabies in. a
•ox • had' occurred in:. West Wawa-
nosh in the latter part of •,J'une.
The Clerk was instructed to in
quire about ahe present regula
tions .. ,concerning. proven rabies
losses:•
The following bills and accounts
were ordered, paid on a; motion
by Couns. McPhee. and Durnin.
Mt. Brydges Rest • Home, indi-
gent patient's account, .$88.25;
P°inecrest Manor, Lucknow, in-
digent •patient's (2) accounts,.
116.50; A. M: Harper, C.A., audit-
ing ' 1960 accoui`its, ,275.00; Nelson
;
Culbert, � 1 fog bounty 4.00, Nor-
man • Wightman,, 1 fox . bounty,
4.00; S, H.' Blake,. Gode
rich H.S.D., 1961 debenture levy,
3,618.62; Herbert Finnigan, sheep
claim (2.
, linjtired) 8:00;
Thomas McPhee
ivestock va'lu-
er's fee, 2.50; Village of Lucknow,'
Fire call to Geo. Moore, Dungan
ri•• 50:00 •Thistle• Printing.Ltd•
n o , ,
Assessor's supplies 2129• The,
b000 Mile Trip To
Attend Wedding
The Thompson,.,' arrived ' hOm.e
again Thursday evening,;' 15 days
and 5,930 miles, after., leaving
The Sepoy Village early on the
morning of Thursday, July 13th,
with, hl'anaimo on Vancouver Is-
land as ,our destination. •
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Purpose of this holiday trip;
in. lieu of -a lazy ° vacation• at, the
beach, w,a,s to attend the Hewat--
Lindsay wedding at which 'Don
was best man for ,his cousin. It
was' a . reciprocal - arrangement,;
for Bob Hewat had come. East
two Years ago, to ."stand up", with.
Don.
The: westward trip, :„chiefly by
Highway 2 was made ,:compara
tively leisurely .in 7 days by way
of Port Huron, Mackinaw:1)111utn
,through Michigan, Wisconsin,
North •D'aketa, 'Montana, •Idaho
[and Washington States. into B.C.
at. 'Oy.,'
Highsoligooshts of the westward.
'trip were a visit' to. Mackinaw Is-
land, the • mountain ; driving
through Glacier National Park &
an overnight • stop. at' the. Coulee"
Dam, "the ' 8th •'wonder of , the
world." •
The ''.'evergreens, . lakes ' and
Mountain streams of the Glacier
Park/were most appealing ' after •
'the ,Miles , of treeless highway
through....western, Dakota 'and.
eastern;` Montana, • wnere. pro-,
longed'drought has stunted grain
to less than a foot -high,' and has
burned - up 'pasture. land so: th4.
not a,; blade •of anything• greet'
was to beseen' except in irrigated
'sections. ' .Sloughs... and rivers are
dried up and anud baked,: and.
roadside' harvesting of .;•hay..•' was.
mueh .in evidence, to .obtain, fod
der wherever possible:,
,in British Coiumnaia it Was. •a.
•tionery Ltd.;, reasurer's supplies,
3;1'6 West.• 'awanosh• Fire
Premium • on Twp.- hall, 6.25;
t Harvey Culbert„, " •expenses,: 1901'
,Reeve's: convention, 35,00, •J.. K.
,Scott, ` expenses, • 1961. Assessor's
school,'' 35.00 ' County of Huron,
1961 reforestation ''in West . Wa-
wanosh,, 38.45
Expenditures — Lorne Ivens,.
salary,"$180.00; Imperial 011.Ltd.,
fiuel =a-nd :taxa- -165.9.8; Grant
'ho'lan, motor 011., 20.28; George
;Radford Construction Ltd., �bulh
dozing brush, 38.50; 'Cyril Boyle,'
'bulldozing • snow,' 8.00; Rollard •
Brothers .Ltd:,• •calciuri chloride;'
9:5,16;. Norman. McDonald,-
operat-ing grader, ''10.00. ; Norrrian ''Mc-
Donald, ' hauling `fill, 540 00; Joe
Foran, .cutting brush arid grass,
'l iGE THREE;
delightful drive" through the k-.
anagap. and along the lower
reaches' •of the Fraser River to
Vancouver.
A day in this -Pacific metropolis
and we were on our way to the
_Island, and a lovely wedding ; &;
reception a:t Nanaimo.,
That evening after the •depar---
ture sof, :,the bride and groom, the
guests were , entertained at ' the • „.
/ovely; home of Dr, „and. Mrs. Wm..
Lri.dsay; , overlooking Departure
Bay on the Strait of Georgia.'
Early Sunday morning ' The
Thompsons caught the early fer-
ry for the mainland, .crossed _un-
der the Fraser river by tunnel
andsouthward.' to near Seattle,':
before • swinging eartward.by
way of Spokane and' No. 10.
;highway, which is • :somewhat,
more southerly than No. 2, yet • `.
More than 100 miles shorter
.Easterly we made - overnight
"swops at 'Cour.,, de' Alene,' Miles
City Fargo, Escanaba and HOME,
where no place can match.
Highlights. of the homeward'
trip. were ' two ;geological won-
ders — the Dry Falls of. the Col-
urribia River in Washington and
the•'painted canyon of the North
`Dakota $adlands, ric , . in historic
lore. •
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• Council, adjourried.to, melt On
August 8th, 1961'; • ••
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J..':F FORAN, Clerk.
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`WO,. Wil:_E, dear" '.said.Mama;
"no mote cake.tonig`,t.,Don't you
know You cannot sleep'. on' a fiull
stbrnach "' •
"Well;" replied 'Willie "1 an
p
sleep : on my back;".
Sounds a bit exhausting pos-
sibly, It wasn't. We enjoyed• ev-
ery mile of it but it's a once-in-
a-lifetime way to spend. a'holnday.•
SET
DRIVE-IN: ' PROGRAM
Goderich'
Highway 8,: East of Town;
DOUBLE BILLS ALL -WEEK
'Now Playing..—..Aug. 2, 3, •'4
Joan, Collins, '& . Richard' Egan
"ESTHER •AND THE KING".
Adult Entertainment .=.
:Technicolor
Wiiiard 'Parker, ' Allison Hayes
• "HIGH POWERED RIFLE"
'Sunday Midnight, Aug.' 6th
'Joanne Lee' 8i Adwin ,Nelson
"THE BRAIN, EATER"
Ririe Kenny,Edward Kemner
"THE SPIDER"
Adult Entertainment —
Sat, 1VIon.,' 'Tues., Aug. a5, 7, 8
Victorgen,Stanley
.McLa -1Baker
"SEA FURY"
Joel McCrea,' Virginia Mayo
"TALL 'STRANG/t •it" .
Wed:, Thur. Fri: Aug 9 10. 11
Tuesqay Weld . and
.Marnie Van :Doren
..`SEX:. `'J ITTENS GO TO
.COLLEGE"
Leigh,' Snowd.en, 'Joey Forman
"HOT. ROD ,RUMBLE",:
'TWO' ' SHOWS NIGHTLY.
. First Show'., at Dusk
Children under in cars: FREE
Playground . Refreshments • .
The 'Air -
Conditioned
KFor • Comfort & '. •
. Entertainment•
GOt ERICH
Now Playing — '`Thurs. Fri., Sat. August 3 ' 4, 5.
Mar•go'tJohns . arid Michael Gough • In /y, r/.
KONA
A.n ekciting super thrill show.
Technicolor Adult Entertainment
Monday, : Tuesday,'' Wednesday, 'August 7, 8, 9.
BOB' HOPE. with, LUCILLE BALL
Comedy -drama with a, country club twist.
"THE FACTS OF
Adult Entertainment
LIFE"
Thursday, Friday, Saturday,; August 10, 11, 12
Peggy Cummins and Bob .Monkhose:
Head a • British fun.oaat •;in anuproarious farce
"DENTIST iN THE .CHAIR"
G:7'o' nin ile SI
�._,_,"Tr "tis •Raohel Cade, 'C:lifioxge€tahlel
Blyth Standard, printing assess- Adult' Entertaini'ne it :
ment. notices;' 21,.00; .Mutual Sta
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