HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1959-07-01, Page 5WEDN SDAZ► JULY 1st, 1.959
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1 :�ECHURCH Mr. and Mrs, George •F'ish
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and Mr. and Mrs. T. Jantzi • are
spending this week ..down at Ot-
tawa and the ;St.. Lawrence •Sea-
way.. • .
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gillespse
and family of .Sarnia spent the
eek -end with Mrs. G, Gillespie.
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'Mrs, Gillespie and Janice return -
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THE .. LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
ecda vviith them to spend a week in
Sarnia..
Miss Mary Fisher willbe work-
ing ina snack bar at South Bay
Mouthfor the summer,
Mrs. , Ken Dowling has pur-
chased the . home, owned by Mrs.
Boss (Olive) and wih be moving
in this week.
Miss MViarjorie Coultes of Guel-
ph spent a few days last. week at
the •home. of her parents, Mr,.and
Mrs. A, Coultes.
Dick Turner spent the week -
.end at the home• of his . mother,
Mrs,, A. Turner.. '
Mr. ;and Mrs. R. Chapman;
Garry, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Mary
Chapman• attended the wedding
of their nephew Mr. Wright and
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stayed in. Toronto for, the week-
end at the 'home of Mr. and Mrs.
R. Smith.. '
' nto . 4s
.Miss W. Farrier of `Toro
spending the 'summer holidaysat
the home of her parents, 11/r, and
Mrs. W. R. Farrier.. /r
BORN—to Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Webber on June 26th, a• son, a
brother for Ann and Marlene,
Anytime, any day—your favourite snack is ready, fresh
and : appetizing in your" electric:refrigerator-freezer.
With an electric refrigerator -freezer you can store all
kinds 'of out -of -season foods for enjoyment all year
round. You can buy in quantity too (it saves you money)
.. cut down on trips to the store ..:. eliminate trips on
rainy days. When youentertain, an electric refrigerator-
freezer gives you more time :with yourguests, because
you're able to prepare 'food ahead of time. An electric
refrigerator freezer issafe, clean, and modern. It costs.
: . a few cents a day to operate.
Fust.. ,
You get more out of life,when you get the Yn ost out.
of electricity.
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Before freezing; most•veg..
etables, .should' be :scalded.
• or "blanched" to preserve
flavou•ri colour and food
value.
KINLOUGH '
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Haldenby,
Mr. . and ¥VIrs. Howard. Bennett
and Howie of Toronto called on
relatives- here during the week
The Haldenby and Bell f anvil
ies held a family gathering at
Formosa on Sunday, afternoon,
Best wishes are . extended 'to
' Rev, Benson iCox who celebrated
his birthday on Monday of .. this.
week.
A. miscellaneous shower Was
held for. Miss Wilma King (bride
elect) ;at the Westford School 'on •
Monday evening.
Rev:. Benson 'Cox, Mr. and' Mrs• . •
William . Cox attended ' the Cox.
reunion 'at:' Harbor Park, ,code
rich on .Saturday.
For the month of July, the .Ang
lican Service will be held .at 1'1.15.
a,m.Next• Sunday,. July 5th will
be a ,S.S. arid Youth.. Rally, '
Miss • Karen Nicholson spent
Saturday in . Niagara. '
Miss Margaret Schneller . has
accepted a' summer .position at
the Bruce Inn, Kincardine.
The AYPA met . on .Sunday ev-
ening at the'church, ,
During July ' and August the
Presbyterian Service will. be held
at 12 ,o'clock with Sunday. School
at 11 a.m,
Hostess, Mrs. P. A. '• Murray;
Mrs. Raynard Ackert.. Roll. call,
A penny for : each inch of your.
shoe. Topic, Food ' for health
from your own garden.' Motto, A.
merry heart more.. germs
than medicine. emonstration;
club ,girls Directors,. Mrs. Jack
Hewitt.•+Mrs. Alex Percy, Mrs. ,
P A Murray, Mrs. Raynard Ac
kert, r
Ile -open 'Rest -a -while, Lodge.
• The lovely Resta-while Lodge
at Bruce Beach, owned•and 'oper-
ated by '1VVr. 'and, Mrs. •William..
Lloyd and Mr. and Mrs. 'Karl
Boyle of .London and .formerly.:
of Lucaknow and . inlough 'has
opened for itwo Months.
The ; apeciots dodge gives .'first'
class accomodations and • home
!cooked meals, and . is indeed .."a
i •home away . from home": Guests'
come 'each. year . from various'
places • in Ontario • and United
States.
Won ; Entrance Medal .
Kathy Hodgins, daughter` of
Mr., and.. Mrs. Charlie .:Hodgins •of '
Wingham, received. the highest
marks of • any 'student in theen-
trance ;class of :Wingham Public .•
School: 'For this achievement .she
was.' .rewarded with •the Marion
Inglis bronze. ,Medal: .
•.Kathleen,' age 12;. 4n . addition
:to • !her • :scholastic . success is a
Music . pupil •of •`1VIr. '1.-i. V. Pyn`i
taking her grade VIII piano and
Grade 1I' Theory. '
1'he girl's mother is. the former •
'Jean .Anderson, daughter of the
late Mr. tand' Mrs; Thos. •.J.. An
derson of, Lucknow.
BURIED AT KINLOSS
•
Burial of James Hodgins .who
• died in Stratford .General. 1104 -,–..,
tal on Monday of last 'week, took
place at .South' .Kinloss Cemetery
on . Thursday afternoon: The fun-
eral‘ serVice
un-er'al"service in Stratford, on, Wed-
nesday evening and the commit= :,
tal service were eao'h conducted ,.
by; Rev. Donald B. Mackay: of •
Knox.; Presbyterian Church,
Stratford. •
•Pallbearers were four stepsons,
• Robert, ,.Leonard, ..'Leslie and,
Jaynes Newman, all of Windsor.
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