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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW� ONTARIO W►FrD�NEs, yA,Y,,FUNK•• 9th, 1960;
'ONS FOR:
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WE HAVE LOVELY TOWELS " P
from finger tip. size to sturdy bath towels in blue,
yellow, green and rose. Many with "gold , threads,
with matching wash cloths. Also many fancy boxed
sets.
PILLOW SUPS
Wabasso' in white or pastel shades: Fancy' box-
ed,
ox-ed embroidered or lace trimmed, sets of sheets
and pillow cases„
TABLE CLOTHS --- Damask and lace
CHENILLE BED. SPREADS' FOAM 'PILLOWS
BLANKETS- in plain shades and plaids
FLOOR MATS - special at $1,98 and $2..98.
AND FOR 'THE''. LUXURY LOOK!
RUGS WITH ACRILAN IN, 12 SHADES
24 X 36 --, $10,95 27 X 48 --- $13.95.
AGENT 'FOR' KINCARDINE CLEANERS
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Free. P%k, Up and Delivery, Monday and 'Thu ►y.
LADIES' -and MENS• WEAR
PRINCIPAL. RETIRES
(Continued ` from page , x)
.Hoags . had : been closely associat-
ed and his 'retirement actually,
%marked .the, ..end of an . era He
paid : ;tributeto , his 'work with
the bated and of his' services
` other', fields 'in : the. •'comrnun4ty,•
which, had earned .him the ` ag
preciation and love of the pea: -
Mr., Hughes extended • best
wishes to` Mr: and _ Mrs. ; Hoag„
that they might hp -,spared many
-years to enjoy • theirs. leisure:
Mr. •I ughes presented the
luggage. -Henry MacKenzie :sup
plemented his • remarks &', pre
sented the watch & Arthur. Hod
gins` presented Mrs. Hoag: with a
bouquet of . 'red roses.
:W. 14i„ Howey' paid tribute to
his exemplary„ life,. and the :de-
dication to' his work, not snoti
. vated: fby. material gain, 'but the
satisfaction. of a work well done.
Others:adding < • mutual expres
cions: of appreciation: and • good
Wishes were • CaMpbell Thomp-
son,' •Harvey Webster, Gordon..
Fisher, Mrs W. R. Howey, Don=
ald •Henderson and M. R.' Bal-
lard.
Mr • Hoag expressed. hia
cere appreciation :.of the kind
.ness ' and., thoughtfulness 'shown:
them He; ;reminisced about peo- .
pie and ; incidents in . Lueknow;
paid a compliment' to the well:,
.manneredliness of his .students,
and of; the fine personalities he
has. 'seen. "go out from •the. school:
The Board has been most Co-p::.o
• erative, and he recognized . their
prriblems. Mr, Hoag made special
mention,. of 1Vlrs J C. Arinstrorig
and Sidney' Whitby. 'for their co-
operation. . '
Mrs Hoag added her • thanks.
andsaid there was -a: pull at ..the
• /wart :Strings when one' ' lays
down their life work,. She said
'that 'Wherever, they. may 'locate
there will always' :.be , a • warm
welcome ; for Lucknow friends.
In .Mr. Hoag's . remarks he had'
.referred, tq, j. the : biggness` of
heart of the people of this • eom
mi
unity n joys. or, sorrow`s.
Band .Presentation
Fifteen mentibers • of the Luck-
now District High •,School Band;
along ' with their. • leader, Mr.
'P. W. Hoag and Mrs. Hoag, .en-
joyed a 'dinner -at the Bruce Inn,
Kincardine, . last Thursday. Bill
Andre v,; president of the .band,
. thanked Mr.' Hoag 'for- his lead-
ership throughout the years; to
:CARS! CRAP/.
•(Continued .:from ' page 1),
The • .doors orithe ,McGillivray
car' were wedged'shut,arid were
opened with difficulty ' vefth a
tractor in,. order to' remove Ste-
wart.' The tragic accident.: marred a
pleasant. •day at • the: Westford
school, . as the students had': stag:
ed 'a 'picnic.: •Mrs. Bolger and her
daughter -an law had come to the'•
school to get :;R se Marie and
take her. home for the'..week-end
,The. Westford sideraad was ,clos
.ed,. and theory" , has; it that pos-
ssibly , that. it is: • why they were
'proceeding- west •to. ,the• "Luck-
now, gravel" • "Roses Marie 'has.
been teaching :`• at .the • Westford
School 'since .Christmas when she.
succeeded Mrs Cecil .':Sutton..
She has been' Staying:, . at . Tom.
Hodgins.'
Coroner M. R. Helliwell of
Kincardine said an .inquest' will
be held into 'the ' deaths.: Provin-
cial' police from Walkerton and
Kincardine investigated.
1.. SEE BY . THE •
SENTINEL
THAT Tom Hackett has.purchas--
ed; the: Laurier .schoolhouse in
School Section 'pro. 1,2 Ashfield.
There were three. bids for the
building, . which has no tbeen
• used as a schoolhouse far some ';•
time.' Decision to sell it, was
reached after' plans' wer e ap-
proved for a new central.
.,sc hool -.in that district. Mr.
Hackett . plans to move the
building, we understand, '
THAT ;. Mrs. Ed Thom and 'her
granddatighter, R o s e m a r'y.
(Rothwell of Norwood, , left by
.bus from London •on Thursday
for a trip to California, arriv-
ing at their destination onspend the summer 'with her ~'
.Values Effective
which Mr. ,Hoag replied..
Only . a few weeks' ago the
Student Councilon behalf of the
students *presented Mr. Hoag
with an 'easy chair and portable'
. radio:
Mrs.• Bolger is survived byher
husband; . one • son, ' James, ; of
Grey Township; • one daughter,
Mrs. Gordon` :(Marilyn) .Engel of
Cranbraolt, .Ont,; one brother,
Mervin. • Richin ond, of Blyth, and
one .granddaughter: •
Rose;" Marie 'Bolger was born
October • 13th, 1938„ in •. Orey
Township:
Both' were ' members of the
Anglican ',Church. ..:
A double • funeral was held
from the home, • Grey Township,
Tuesday at 2 p m, Rev. I£enneth
Jaggs ' .of St.' John's Anglican
Church, Brussels, officiated and
burial was in Brussels Cemetery.
ucknow
YOUR BARGAIN •• FOODLAND
ICE CREAM SALE,* Save 10e. .
Silverwood's For Quality. Half, -Gallon
'TAKE-HOME" PARTY CONES, Save 10c.
20 Cones, In .Package. Feature. Pkg. 13 C:.
'MIRACLE . WHIP DRESSING: Save Sc.
For All Your, Sals►ds &-Sarndwckes 16 hoz. Jar. 35c'
. INSTANT COFFEE SALE. Savef 25e..
Mother Parker's Large 6 ' oz. Feature. Jar. . .89c
TOILET TISSUE SALE. 'Save' 9c
Ballet• 8
Wroils.89(
'° White.: � Super. Soft.. • Special..,
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THIS; IS STRAWBERRY .WEEK
WE/CAN, SUPPLY YOUR NEEDS AS' USUAL.
LUSCIOUS RED FRUIT..' CASE 'LOTS A SPECIALTY.
Sunday morning. They . will.
' daughter; Mrs. Al" Martin (Jean .J June 29 30 July 2
Thom) and Mr. Martin. •
THAT Mrs. Arabe1l Bushell .and
Mrs. Philip MacMillan left by
motor: last week for a: triti to
' the Maritimes, •:. returning. by
the Eastern. States. They will'
be gone ; about three weeks'.
THAT regist "ration for swiijmin`g
instruction • at the ' • Teeswater •
'Lions Pool was held; locally
on •Saturday, 'under the:spon-
' sorship of ;the • Lucknow and
District .Branch .Of • the Red,
Cross which provdes..transpor-
tation ''to Teeswater... The ,bus
will leave at 8:15 a.m. Om Tries-.
day .,and •Friday mornings dur,
ing the summer, Over sixty.
registered on Saturday and
others •since indicated. their in-
terestin the 'course
THAT the Harrison Reunion
write-up, wlucl~ .appears in
this `week's paper; arrived, to
us on, ,tiine but has been, side-
tracked for two ', • weeks be-
cause at lack .of space.
EMBEDDED' IN ' OLD TREE'
SAWN STRUCK HORSESHOE
While Harry.. Landis'" was cut-
ting down a. tree for Cyril'
Brown last week, he ran into ,.
horse-shoe . embedded in . the
centre "of thee tree., , When the
block was Split open it was dis-
vered that .the chain saw had
gone 'half way through; the shoe,
and it wasn't to be wondered
why the saw' 'wasn't cutting • as
usual ' and had to be . re -sharp-'
.ened.
The Brown residence on Have-
lock' St, ,South; was at one time.
the• home. of Dr. J. S. Tennant,
who was a practitioner of the
horse & 'Ibfi`g'gy 'days, & 'a pony:
fancier & the horseshoe might
well be associated :with him. It.
is believed it may have been
placed'in the crotch of a young
tree which grew around
THAT glasses have .been reedy
ed for'; the ` Lions; Chin "Bank
of Light from :Art Cann.' o'
London and formerly of • Luck
now..:The gasses, now numb
ering • several hundred • pair,
Will be shipped • at the end of
.the .week.
THAT Teen Town held their
..final: dance of the season on
Friday evening. It was a semi-
formal" event with music by
Willoughby's .Orchestra.,
:.THAT Marian' R'eavie. .daughter"
of ,Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Reavie,'
'.,has .been• successful in passing
her ;grade •8 piano .exams. Mar-
••inn's ':.teacher is Mrs. 4iiiian
Simpson •
THAT R. L.:,Treleaven of Wood
stock, : son of the. late Dr. - and
Mrs: R ' L. Treleaven, ' • was
•among the 'members of the
Osgoode Hall graduating .class.
"Ih11AT Lorne Maccen-zie of Ern-
•
bro,. son of Mr. and Mrs 'Roy''
' .MacKenzie of " Ripley,' will
teach in Stratford in the fall,'
and is; presently pitching for
the Stratford Kroehler ball
team.'
THAT Rev. W . R. Welshof
Gttilds in Kent Presbytery,.
will succeed Mr. Allan Neelons
as minister •of Bluevale .and
He will , be inducted at Blue -
'Vale on rriday evening.
THAT Mrs': Albert Taylor
share -the -wealth prize in a
• by the "Friday Night" Mei.-
chants. of Goderiph, .
THAT CP1.. j. IL Haekett has
been posted tti: the A.F.V.
tank range 'at'.'Meaford, and
the family have' changed their
abode froth the Stayner
We : Sell For Less
Phone. 119, .Lucl :pow
THAT Mr. and Mrs.' 'Murray Mc-
'Dowe11 are• moving from Ash-
field on Friday to their home
at Cookstown near Barrie.
Murray will later go ' to Chica-
go. 'to take a course in' Surge
sales : &' service, in, which :he
will :be; engaged' in, the Cooks-
town district.
'PRAT 'the Township road trage
• ,:dy that occurred last Friday in•'
front of Harold Percy's faun
on Con:12;.: Kinloss, ' . recalls
*another . fatality just_about :a.
year ago It was ; on' June. 18th;
'of' last year that David, 14-,
year-old son of Harold Percy
and the late:. Mrs: Percy; and
Eric},.`li year old son of Mr. &
Mrs. 'Alex Percy,' died • under
an. overturned, tractor.' on the
farm' adjacent . to the scene, of
last week's fatality.
THAT members of the Lucknaw
Chapter' of the Royal • • Arch;
Mason conducted degree work
at the Goderich Chapter last
week: :,
o-
THAT Elliott Carruthers . mark-:
red. the: - 20th .anniversay of his..
dance band ' on Friday. with : an
.,. engagement .at inverhuron pa-
vilion .
THAT '. "School's. Out!"` ; Last
•week -end saw the,close.of ;the
Lucknow District .. High: School
for the; 1959-60 term, as Grade
XIII students completed their
writing of examinations.' This
week• '' the • Public. • School
doors across the ; county will
close for the summer 'vacation.
'School :re -opens on •Septerither
.6th..
THAT Joanne, Bunter arid Mari -
.an Reavie will be employed -at,
Ja4s ,Ranch near Under-
' woOd for. the simirner months.
•
Mr., Wells is an,. ardent Lion,
and in Lionism he sees the op-
portunity for' unselfish service
to others, and in that service to
look beyond- our -own lives, help-
ing us' to overcome our worries.
'The speaker was presented
with a gift arid thanked by Lion
Upon arrival at the dinner the
ladies were presented .with
carnation corsage. The evening
concluded with dancing to music:
,by Carruther's orchestra.
(Continaed-,froin. Page 1)
presentathie an . the Diocesan
Board Of ,Religibus Education for
, At tilleknow; he has taken .an
.actie part in corrimunity "affair's. '.
tie IS a 'director :of the Lucluidw
and, District •Horticultur,a1 Soci-
ety, and a member of:the Dick -
now ',.Public' .Sehdol Board:
Mr. Jennings married.to the
,CT,Orrie. At Brussels; he will ••puc-
leaving the Piocese of Nuroa.
- During his. 8 -year: ;ministry
in this parish, Rev: jennings bpi
assisted, in ,tbe celebration of 3
cen.tennial anniversaries and a
75th anniversarY.•-
In his 26 -year ministry he has.
missed' only one $uriday service„
and' that due tO illness while a
inissiena4 ,rii the North.
Bob and 4hirley MOwbray of
receipt of The Sentinel, , say:
"We look forward to the arrival
,:of the mailman. every- Thurs-
KEEI! YOUR FEET COOL and COMFORTABi„.E:`
During The Hot -Weather
Chose From Our 0.ange Of
er
. In White .or Beige. L.eathers
. In Open or Closed Baek Styles,
Ado Wide Variety Of
WAS,HABLE CANVAS FOOTWEAR
Several,Color. Combinations.