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THE L.UCKNOW SENTINEL, . LUCKN
ONTARIO
PAGE THREI
SAVES YOU MONEY EVERY DAY
ALLEN'S ORANGE or GRAPE DRINK
• .48 oz. tins , , • ... , , . 2 ' for 57c
CUTRITE." BRAND WAX PAPER
.100 ft. roll , : , .. '27c
GOLD SEAL SOCKEYE SALMON
Fancy, 3 tins „ ; , , .. .... $1.39
RED ' ROSE BRAND . TEA BAGS ,
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kg, of 60,' 1Oc, off IP ack 63c
WAC,STAFFE STRAWBERRY JAM
24 oz. far . • .. , •
43c
SWIF'T'S PREM, • 12 oz. tins : .. 39c
BEAVER. LUMP CHARCOAL •
S. 'lb bag :.. .. .. 45c
PLASTIC COATED. Dinner Paper Plates
Stuart House'.pkgs , , , . • 19c 4.
FULL OF JUICE, SUNKIST ORANGES. +
5: Ib: Polly Bag' . , , . 59c.:.
Swift's Premiutn.
.SLICED .ASSORTED COOKED, MEATS
Macaroni and Cheese, Dutch' Loaf, Pickle
and Pimento,.' Veal, 'Pork. and Chicken, 6"
os. package .. ; , • ,..25c
Swift's. Dutch Lunch Salami, lb. , 59;
Swift's Premium. Smoked ready -to eat
fully cooked Picnics,, lb. 49c
NO. 1. GRADE TURKEYS and CHICKENS
Always on hand. Special price for banquets
and... organizations:. ,
PHONE 26
;e Food Ston
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• Mrs. 'R. H. Thompson, . Miss
Helen
Thompson, Mr. and Mrs.
s.tocal':ii.
GeneralThompson avtd and Janet
Mrs..
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:Ross .. MacKenzie and .'son
Gene of Oshawa,•were week -end
guests of :• Mrs. Annie Jewitt. ,• •
:Mr. Robert Lyons. of ' Florida
was a••visitor here this Week.. with
• SHOWER HELD FOR is.: sister,.• ht' M. J L
JULY BRIDE -ELECT
Marlene Lowry,. daughter :of
Mr: and. ',Mrs. Eldon. Lowry of
Lurgan; was guest 'of :honour at.
a miscellaneoni shower held' at
.the, lioncie of. her aunt, Mrs_ •Or-.
ma Pollock • of Kincardine.. Mar.-
• lene's . rharriage takes place :on
July 11th. .She is .a granddaugh-
ter :of, Mrs. John Carruthers; of
are on . a. motor trip this k
around. the south ''shore 'of Lake
Erie, terminating .in • Windsor
where. they will visit with'' Mr.
• and. Mrs. 'Robert: Thompson
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'Ltieknow;
Mrs. George Fisher was. chair
lady for: a program which •in
Deluded a . duet -by •Nancy Forster
and Diane Jamieson; a.: ;guitar
• and.vocal solo by Sharer' lovirry;
a „piano solo by Mrs Minoan
Simpson and . a sing song by the
group. . ,
• Miss.`. Lowry received many
• lovely gifts and .was :assisted ' in
• opening• them . 'by Nancy Need=
ham and Shiella Anderson..
• `I•Ionoured at Kincardine
Mrs. Ken 'McFarlan of `Kincar-
dine was hostess , to ,a Ig?roup of
girl friends at 'a' 'double shower
held last . Fridaynight for Mar-
Iene. and .Miss : Donna Mead of
' Ripley,.:Contests, 'a sing -Song .and
a social evening . were ,enjoyed:
Lucknow ' :
'Prebyterian Church
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Minister:,
Rev. Wallace • McClean .'
SUNDAY; JULY 5th
9.30 a.m.' Dungannon
10:00; a.m. • Sunday School''
11;00 a.m. Combined service
. ' of . Presbyterian and United
Church congregations, ' Rev.
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G R. :Geiger. in charge.' ;
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LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH
Minister: -
Rev, Gordon R.
Geiger,...
B.A., B.D.°
SUNDAY, JULY 5th
10.00 aro...
`Church School. ' `
11:00 arm. Union Services in.
the Presbyterian Church,
during July; Rev,' G. It, Gei-
• ger in _charge.
nought For Thea . Week:.
e :,
:Y0, give Ye thanks unto "the
Lord, for Ile is good"
. rss ean: ,ons'
Mrs.. was i Margaret Fink was n
g n
town last Week visiting her bro-•
'tiler,' Dan -MacLeod: She was ac=
companied from 'Palmerston -by
Mrs.: William •.' Scrimgeour:
Mrs ,I•"Hawkwood and Marj-
orie Alton left on Monday by
train for Calgary. Marjorie will:
attend the stampede next 'week
and: willspent a couple of 'months
•in the .West •
Mrs. Eileen .Hall and Murray
:and Mrs. Grant MacDiarrnlid left
on a motor trip to Western Can
ada on Friday. :They were '' ac-:
companied ' by . Dr. Alex 'Macln-
tyre:. •
Dorothy 'Alton, daughter ' of
Mr. • and Mrs. Bert :• Alton, has
summer employment at •the Beck
Memorial San in .London.. Her
'Sister, -Mary Alton, : a Mother-•
craft nurse', is °presentIy nursing.
in Toronto.
.FORMER. KINLOSSITE
'HEL'D UP IN LONDON
� Bill Dawson was the victim of
lunch' room in, .:East London .of
about '$50 O,G.: The ho1d-up oc-
curved about 6:30 �n. Sunday'af�
' Bill is a, former resident .of
..Con. „ 2 � Kinloss, a son' of the late
Mr.. and :Mrs. Joshua Dawson.
SUNDAY NIGHT HEAT • '
SET LOCAL RECORD '
' � 'Record's are made to `kie•�broken
but � rro one 'took •any pleasure
out of a new dune heat record set
morning, when the temperature
at. no • time dropped, below 76 de-
grees:
le-
grees ' , '
In scjanning 70 years of local ye
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cords for, the month of June,
J. M. Greer, could find .no other
instance when: the minimum
reading shad stayed above 75 de-
grees. • •
The heat wave started Friday
with 80 degrees.; went ,to .'87 on
Saturday: .and 89 on Sunday with.
high humidity that made the at
mosphere oppressive.
a recent : , hold up - when two
thugs, presumably armed, for-
ced horn, to crouch on the floor
While they rifled.rthe till •in • his.
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during .the early hours of Sunday
On Monday it cooled down to
a pleasant 76 degrees.
June 'was exceptionally 'dry.
• with only .63 inches -of. rain, and
late grain is said to be .suffering
from the "drought,"
SPLIT `BRUCE
INSPECTORATE
•The'• • Ontario •Departinent ' of
Education :has announced' a
change in the inspecon of, pub-
lic. schools ;in the southern part
of Bruce County. The Public
School'.. Inspectorate Presently
known : as Bruce ,No. 1 is to. be
divided, ' effective 'September
The . division.. of :.the inspector
ate with the name•s of'the' inspec
• tors :in. -charge is outlined below:'
Ilnspector, W. S.' Hoggthasn,.
B.A•> N .Ed., Inspectorate; . Bruce
Nn 1; ,All of the public schools
in the municipalities Of : ' the
Townships of Arran, Brannt,. Car
rick, Elders* and Saugeen; the
Towns''.of Chesley, .Port Elgin,
Southampton and: Walkerton;
the Villages of Mildniay,,'paisley:
and .Tara;
Inspector, Keith' Waldie,
Inspectorate, Bruce: -16..3; All 'of
the public schools : in the niunici
palities . ' of the , • townships ; of
Bruce, ,Culross,. Greenock, Huron,`
Kincardine arid Kinloss; the:town
of . ,Kincardine; .the villages •.of
Lucknow, Ripley, Peeswater and
Tiverton.
• Mr.• Waldie has been for a
number of • years' . principal '. of
Hamlet Public School in'' Strat=:
ford.Mr. and Mrs. Waldie " and
their three'children. ;are expected
to take' up ' residence ' in ` Walker
ton during the summer.:
This change has ..been made
necessary by the• retirement, and
death.. of 'Mr. J • 'M. ;Game. The
''present Inspectorate of Bruce •No
1 dates'from. '.1944.' Mr.. Game's
'assistants were: 1944-1954, • Mr.'
Alex Gilroy; 1954-1956, Mr. Clyde
Evans:. .1956-1959,4 Mr. Walter S.
•Houghai .
Both inspectors wilt reside in
Walkerton and make use of the
facilities, of the , present 'office
there: ;
• ' Mr. Houghain expressed the
hope that the teachers arid:boards
in the Inspectorate of Bruce No.:
3 'would accord Mr. Waldie the..
same coyoperatton they have
,given him.
• SLIM VP! .REDUCE!:,
Use Ayds — safe, 'easy, harmless.
Elmer Urhbach, -Drugs.
OFFICIAI iV AJORITY 1308
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The 'official count in. the •Hu' -
on -Bruce riding makes ,but little
difference in ' the final figures.
The armed forces vote was 7 . for
Hanna and 6 for Watson. 1Vlinor
changes occurred in a few mune
icipalities with the grand total
6683 votes for Hanna and 5375
for Watson,' a majority for the
rnem.ber of 1308 votes, an
increase of two •votes over the
previously. ,announced .majority,
KINTAIL W.T, 'SPONSORS
EXHIBIT OF APRONS ' .
Kintail Women's, Institute will.
sponsor an apron contest at the.
Lucknow Fall Fair, which is ` a
departure from the past features
they have promoted: •
The, contest thisyear calls for
twelve tea aprons, mtiade of cot-
.ton material, and. each one .de
picting .:a month of the year.
• The eompetition is open' to all
ladies' organizations in the dis-
trict and the prize money is -the
same• as other years $5., $3.
and $2.00: r
HONOUR 'TWO
LOCAL :TEACHERS
Mrs.:` Lloyd Kali was 'hostess,.
to..' members of the Lucknow
Public School Staff,. their wives,
husbands 'and friends, at a social
evening last Thursday night.
• Presentations were made by'
Mrs. Lorne Johnston` and Miss
Helen Thomipson, ..to :Mrs. -Irwin,
leaving the
.who ' is
Carrwthers , .
staff to accept a position in 'God-
ericli, and to Miss 'Beverley Ash-
ton .whose marriage takes place
this summer:
Miss' Ruby 'Webb composed the
'Slowing poem in honour of .the
occasion
AS teachers who serve in a grand
occupation
We've met. here : to -night on the
: eve .. Of. vacation,
Grad to 've . c'onipleted ,each pro-
blem- and 'test
And. to feel ;for each pupil we've
'' given our best. ••
We're 'glad for staff . so congen-
ial as
ongen-ial::as we,.
Who 'from strife • and contention
juust `keep ourselves free
•Ariddse to do honourto two, we
have met
This evening, .we feel we. shall
:,not soon :forget,
It's +good-bye to one, to the• other
• 'best . wishes,
Here's the, best to you :,both at.
this dinner delicious:
Jean, `:'in :,your new schools we
hope you: will: find
: That. every .:condition will just
suit your Mind..
Th re, Many' •new friends. ` We
hope You. $11 ,make,
And we who are old .ones; you
will ' not forsake.
O0n' music day :we'll' •sure miss you
awhile
Asyou.• rapped on. our- door in
:Your big pleasant smile •
We've' enjoyed your lessons
days : gone . by, •
For •as ;a :`.teacher, you rate very
Thigh; . .
And' Beverley. we're all very- :hap-
py ,for 'you,:
That ' you ,will be•, married and
stay teaching too.. .
We wish you a :future that's rosy
and, bright . . •
With Don "a''sa : partner,, "you're
doing .all: right." ' •
Don't get your' work mixed, how
:dry' it would be.
To put • History .:dates in .your
muffins .for tea,•
Here's, thanks to the Halls -for
A their.home. 'It's been grand.
"Arid to our principal's wife who:
SANDERSON'.S.
Ladies' and ,.Men's Wear -85` •
Fashion Millinery
BRIDAL GOWNS
FORMALS
the -menu has planned. .
'Tho this. verse be grammatically'
' wrong in • some parts; '
'Twas but meant to express the
thoughts .of our hearts • •
Carruthers yeas presented
with a vase by the pupils of her •
room, Grades 2 and , The pre-
sentation was made by Tiim ny
Collyer.
HONOUR. TEACHER,
JULY 'BRIDE TO BE •
Students • of .S.S. No. 7 ,Kinloss
(Second •Concession) witli their
teacher, , Miss Eva Carter and •
parentsof the ..pupils, enjoyed a
bus - trip to Hamilton, last week...
Miss Carter,. a July bride elect,
and who. has taught at. S.S. No. 7'
for two years, was honoured at
the lunch • hour, .when she. was, •
presented with 'two matching'.
living-roorn lamps. The present
ation was made by Bruce •L Mac +
Kenzie and.:Donald .Campbell' at -
ter Trudy Thomson had read, the
following address:
Dear Miss Carter, • . / ;
All your pupils arid the people
Of this Section of our School,
Are reminded . that it summer
pretty weddings are the rite.
And .of very special interest
To 'us all will be the day,
When -a happy bride and' earnest.
You .your marriage yows will. say. ..
And.' beeadse ' you, laboured, with
us.
Keeping learning's touch alight,:
We .are giving for, remembrance •
Pretty lamps to Cheer the night.
May: your. future: days to-ge'ther •
Be , a blessing to the world,'
•May faith's trust and Love's
bright banner.'
Ever . be by you unfurled
From the pupils • and /families
of .S.S. NO: 7.
Lyceum Theatre=..
,WINGHAM. •
Two shows each night':
First at 715
Thursday, Friday,., Saturday'.,
July 2,, 3, . 4,
Mature, Li' Li Hua
":CHINA DOLL"
Victor
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A thrilling story : about war in
China
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TREGoderIch
Now:Play' ing: July 2, 3, 4, Lana Turner InFannie .Hurst`s
"Imitation of Life"..-- In Cinemascope: and Deluxe
Color With.John G'avrn. :
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Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, July 6, .7, ,8
•
Clifton' Webb — Dorothy. McGuire and Charles Coburn
You., will 'love "this) hilarious tale of the. •Pennypacker
family in :,their • 1 890 small town of Harrisburg Pa
"THE REMARKABLE MR. PENNYPACKER"
---- Cinernascope and 'Deluxe Color -;
Thursday, . Friday, Saturday, July 9, 10, :1:1
Alan Ladd Katy, Jurado Ernest •Borgnine-
• : and Claire Kelly .
A rninerologist, released from: an Arizona .chairif gang,
masterminds a new and colorful" crime.
"THE BADLANDERS'
Scope and Color ---'
• w.
Corning' `"GREEN MANSIONS" -- .Audrey,' He burn
and ',Tony Perkins.