HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1961-09-06, Page 9EISDAY, SEPT. 6th, 1961
ROY N.'BENTLEY'
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ACCOUNTANT
GODERIC#I►: ONTARIO.
.Box 478
Phone JAckson 4-9521
A.M..HARPER
Atm COMPANY ..
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THELUCKIV.OW SENTIN'ELa ZttTCKNQW',; ONTAII O .
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Clayton' Meyer and; family, who
last week moved to; ",1'eeswater..
We are .sorry to: lose this family,
from the community but glad
they are not far , away.. They'
were pres,errted witha step table
and lamp.
On Tuesday Harold Stewart.
• Chartered Accountants., •
33
Hamilton St. •
'GODERICP '•ONTARIO
Telephone,: JA .4-7562
,ACTESON, , D•.C''..
(Doctor. of Chiropractic)
• Wroxeter, Ontario
Telephone 'Wroxeter 210-r.-1
ri 4�0 Monda •Friday-'
Hours�l0�-to . y
Monday, Tuesday, .Thursday
Evenings; 7 to 9,
A
R. DU
'VAL
D C., Sp:C.
Chiropractor
physio •and.'Electro Therapitt
•Y
Wingham - Phone 300
(Office located.in •former ' CKNX
.building on ' the ., M:ain ;' Street)
INSURANCE '•
FIRE,: . WIND, CASUALTY
AUTOMOBILE
'AND.. LIFE..
To. Protect. Ybur Jack,
Insure With Jack'; Today.
J. A'McDONAGH'
.Phone 306, Lucknow
STATE FARM 'MUTUAL
AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE;
Investigate'- Before Investing
'REUBEN *OLSON
R:R ;3,*.Goderich' ;..
`Phone 80-r-8 Dungannon
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R. W. ANDREW
Barrister : and: Solicitor
LISTOWEL, ONTARIO
:IN LUCKNOW
Every Wednesday • and
Saturday .Afternoon.
Office in the .Joynt Block
Telephone. • •
Office 135 Residence 31-J
CULROSS. CORNERS
W a are glad to report that ,Mx.;
James Wraith was able to be
brought 'home . from; Wingham
Hospital' on Sunday..^
On Thursday evening afare
.4••
had a cast put on his hand in
well ,party wasstaged in. .the 8th Kincardine Hospital.
con;, school for Mr, and•: Mrs. The school bells areagain
heard throughout the land. Mrs,.
Stewart Armstrong of Bervie has
charge of ;out' academy this year.
New beginners : are Lois, Wall &
Debbie Haldenby. The children
who 'attended No. 3, Kinloss on
the . 10th . Con. are, being, , trans-
ported by bus .'and will attend
the Holyrood ,Central • Public
School when it is completed. Un-
til it, is ready, 4. of the old schools
•willbe. used. Kendra Donaldson
began her classroom education at
the beginning of, the term.
Miss . Brenda, Haidenby . began
her Grade 9 .studies. at the •Luek-
now District High •School while
Larry Lamont/'is continuing his
learning at the Wingham District
High 'School. •• ' •
We • extend a welcorrie to' Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Benedict and
family, Georgetown,' who• pur-
chased the farm of Mr.'. Clayton
Meyer and moved in last week.I
Mr. and • Mrs. M. Bell andboys'
0f -Tor• -onto, spent last week.wwith•
MacKenzie
f
•.
N,e.wrial Cha
Chapel
Vie.
FUNERAL SERVICE,
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Services conducted accord-
ing. to your wishes at your
Hame, your Church, or at •
our Memorial Chapel at no
additional charge,
.Phone 181, Lucknow,
Day or' Night
HETHERINGTON,.
Q.C.
Barrister, ,Etc,
Wingham and Lucknow •
IN 'LUCKNOW
•
Monday and Wednesday
Located in Kilpatrick Block,
'Phone Wingham
'Office. 48 • 0 ' Residence'. 97
IMPERIALI01L
PRODUCTS
for prompt .service; '
and quality products,
,contact: •,
GRANT CHISHOLM •
1h04 , Ctiilect Dungannon
Or. 10 Lucknow ,
JOH NSTON E'
FUNERAL .HOME
Phone 76
Day or Night
USE OF FUNERAL : HOME
Atm_lYQ_Fxtra , ;Cost _�
Moderate 'Prices. '
Established 1894
WINGHAM
. .�RI'A H..,P��.
MEMORIAL,. . S O
We Have. .Been Memorial , •
Craftsmen • for Thirty -Seven
' Y.ears, .,Alw.ays.;_..Using
THE BEST GRANITES
Along With '.
in- n•
Expert Designing and
Workmanship.
Prices Most Reasonable ..
Cemetery Lettering a 'Specialty
R. A. SPOTTON
Phone• 256, Wingham,$ Ontario..
G1 ALAN WI LLIAMS,
Optometrist
Office on Patrick St.,. just.
off .the Main• St.'in
.WINGHAM
Professional. Eye Examination
Optical Services
For 'appointment '
Please Phone 770, Wingham
K: J. ,MacKENZIE, 'O.D
Optometrist •
NOW IN 'RIPLET
EVERY .WEDNESDAY
Office Hours•;10.00 'a m 'oto 9:06
Phone Roy, MacKenzie,
Ripley 96-r-24 for appointment.
R. W.BELL
OPTOMETRI.ST GODERICH
F T Armstrong
Consulting Optometrist •' .
The Square
(Phone JAckson .4-7661)
LUCKNOW DISTRICT
• CO=OPERATIVE INC.
Phone, LucknoUr 71 • '
TED COLLYER '
Registered Master Electrician
'ELECTRICAL 'CONTRACTOR
Mr.° and Mrs. Ernest Hanna and.
boys Visiting -at. the same'home:
were. Miss Joyce., Hetherington,
R,N., of, London. and; Mary Lou
Thompson, 12th Con. •Culross.
-Callers at the home of Mr.'. &`
Mrs.. James' Wraith., on Sunday
were``Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wraith,
Teeswater; Mr. and Mrs,: Murray
Aimer; and. ,Mr.and,. Mrs.'•Fred
'Ajmer of7Weston: •
Mr. and ' Mrs: Ralph•: ,'Goese.l:
and...Susan, .' Kincardine, L . were
Sunday evening Visitors of Mr.
and .•Mrs.Torn: Stewart and boys
Miss Marie :Becking ' . has gone
to Galt where: she will, teach: for
the `coming year... •
Mr. 'and `Mrs: Alex :,Steuart and
family, Kincardine, spentMon-
day with, Mr. and Mrs.. Tom Ste-
wa'rt
Specializing in
Electric Heating; Electric Wiring
and Repairs
and •
All electrical Appliances
"Always Look To Imperial Phone 208-r-25, Lucknow.
For The Best" •
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10
• Denny . Kirkland: • spent' :the
week -end with John' McCharles•
Marjorie Alton ' has entered
training ':.in Wingham . 'Hospital.;
School opened again with Mel-
vin •Ritchie.` and Bill Wilkins as
new ,beginners.:
Mr. and Mrs... Chester.• Tvvarn-
r.
1.14
SH
The Ashfield; North School is
ready for; 'school opening. The
official opening will be held in
the near future.
Holidaying with Mr. and Mrs.
Frank. MacLennan: are 4their
grandchildren .of Toronto,
Congratulations are in order for
those from this district who cap-
tured so many : prizes, at Ripley
and -District. flower .show. Mrs.
Ewan MacLean, , Mrs.; Lorne Lu-
ther and Mrs. Dan MacLean and
Mrs. Dave Elphick.
• Visiting, Mr. and • Mrs. , Dan
MacLean are their .grandchildren
Lexie ' and Duncan .MacLean.. of
Collingwood: •'
Mr. and Mrs. John MacRae &
family, Mrs. Cook are busy 'mov-
irig onto the farm recently pur-
chased from Mr. and Mrs George
McGillivray.
.Mrs. Duncan Farrish and child-
ren spent the past, • week in De-
troit with her parents,_ Mr. arid
Mrs,. Robert Johnstone. :.
Mrs. Kenneth Farrish ' spent
Sunday in Toronto With her
daughter, . Muriel who .is 'a .pati-
ent in the hospital.
Sympathy of the 'community
is extended' to jack. Bradley •in
}
ley.. and Allan, Mrs. ,Janet Twam
'ley. visited for the.week-end with
Mr. and' Mrs.' Wi11, Ritchie
Mr,: and M.rs Ken Laidlaw &
girls of ,-London .visited ' with. Mr.
and Mrs. • George Hunter for •.the
week end:• •
Mr....and Mrs. Watt 'Webster and
Mr: and Mrs., Mel; Webster, Mrs..
Elmer Webster, Mrs:' Jessie Web-
ster visited:Sundag.•'evening. with.
Mr. and ::Mrs. Will Ritchie.
Sunday school will, be at 1.0:15,
and church at' 11:15 fbr`the month
of September. • •
FURNACE OIL, ;•''.,STOVE OI1L,
KEROSENE,. GASOLINE
See or call
•VVM. A.. "BUD", HAMILTON ' {
- Phone 220-W .Lucknow
District Agent for Cities SerVice
:r.
the: death of his 'brother �n Toz•
ronto, •
Mr. Oliver'. Barkwell enterta in-
ed a number of friengs and rela•-
tives over the, i.,.eek end. Those; •
from a distance were Mr. . and
Mrs. Harold! Button and family
of • Dundas, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Smith and family, Mr. Jack Bark-
well and: Mr. andMrs. Frank
Barkwell, .all of Toronto.
Has • Written
Phonetic Alphabet
John ] . of . East Douglas;
Mass., wasagi11 . •a recent visitor at
Lochalsh with his sister, .'Mrs-.
George McGillivray, ' ,and his
niece, Mrs. Oliver M,Charles. Mr. •
Magill is 800 years; old and' is
presently devoting. much , of his
time to the promoting and de-
veloping of a ;Phonetic' Alphabet,
An interesting 'article appeared
in the Worcester (Mass.) Sunday.
Telegram tarring a picture and
story of Mr, Magill and his work.
Space prevents us from carrying'
the article completely.
Mr. Magills: comments, "With
the standardization of. ' spelling,
our language would become more
universal. Foreign students •woul'd .
not have to'struggle to learn •the•
language, • but ,the greatest ad
» our Mild
vanta g �e•-•w-ou-ld—
go--to
ren:
In his alphabet:. are 41 •char-
actors, each conveying:.a; sound.
He believes' that the young •child
today in, scl•% oi. must learn . lois,
words through repetition. By
learning how to spell' phoneti-
cally; the child t?v.ould build his:•
own wordsand should: possibly
ach.ance-••-h-im'• si* nonths- to -a• ,
Year .ahead in primary grades
•12r.. 'Magill has been highly
commended for. his . work , and:
efforts . by learned 'men' in edu-'
cationai circles.
Pedlar :Barn and Stable • Equipment
McKEE WATER... BOWLS
DAILY
SERVICE'' . CUT COST and LABOR .: L •
SOYBEAN MEAL
CONCENTRATES
.BALANCED FEEDS
ILL FEEDS
CHOPPED' FEEDS
I D� CORN
'DRIED, MOLASSES
• MI$EIALS & WORMING PELLETS
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BarbWire.,
Steel Pons
• • S•ot
chtel and
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Lucicnow .Branch, . Pbone' `l$.
"THERE S. A NEW LIFE..FEED FOR EERY 1 ETsi3'1
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