HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1959-07-15, Page 11WEDNESDAY, ,JUI•Y 15t4 .19 9
' THE; LUCKNo w SENTINEL, LUCICNOW, , ONTARIO
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FOUR : BREAKINS
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g d safe. cannot be movedfroni pit's
osiition, and thus frustrated they
Lrned their 'attention • to • a fran-
c search of the `officestrewing
to contents of letter files and
!sk drawers. • ' They obtained
Ailing, but ceritainly _left a mess
r the office• staff .to ;refile.
;Nothing : at ,Henderson's
it• was the same story' at the
►hn
W. Henderson Lumber Ltd.(
ffice, They got • only stamp
oney bit made a litter .of 'the,
fice compartments- ,as they 'ran
cited •through drawers and
sks. Entrance was .gained 'by
rcing the warehouse entrance
or on' the north side of :'the of-
*. building.
Iis the second breakin. at
ndersons, and• over the years
Silverwood ,plant has been
aimized . five or six times.
rhe loot now .is' negligible as
int owners guard against such
cturnal; visits, and commensur-.
with ' the prison term they' •
*. when caught (and they ,will
yet) the breakins . seem pretty
dhardy.
Che:.,Silverwood. entry was the
3t one: discovered early Sun-
/ morning. About' 8:00 o'clock
Wald ..•Henderson' .'discovered
n `breakin • at their plant, as he
•
• strolled ::up to the mill : Constable:
Alex Havens took a look around
tie •station about 9 -a.m:, .when.
he discovered the third breakin.
Provincial. Constable Jack:Hat-.
ch .and •.a C.N.R.: policeman took
up 'the investigation.
,It was C.P.R. tools—a sledge
hammer.' and: a heavy. ;spike -pull
ing' Mbar that were used to..ssnas1
-the ',C N R: safe. They were also
use& in: an abortive attempt to'
.get into the Creamery safe. They
were .left• at Silverwoods, as ' the
burglars would, not'. want 'to be
caught with the incrimating evi-
dence. Such • tools were reported
soleh last •. week at H•arriston.
School, Entered Thursday •
• Last Thursday night or .early
Friday morning entrance was
gained to : the Lucknow District.
High School; •and two . or ' three
of the teachers'. desks' 'broken
into and ransacked: The combin
ed "loot" ,totalled about • $8.00. or.
$9.00. Two locked doors in the
principal's office were pried and
smashed open. Tools. were 'obtain:-
-.ed
obtain=•,ed froin the workshop classroom.
Indications were that the break-
in was perpetrated by'•someone.
familiar :with the school' layout.
A broken window. in..the kitchen
,pointed to entry 'h'aving , been
gained .in this' way. '
A safe, designed primarily for
the fire protection . •of school re-:
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KINLOUGH
Janet, Shirley and Bruce Bush
ell• spent a 'few • days last week
with their cousin, ,Roinnie ,Gilles
pie.
Miss Marville Scott of Toronto
spent the past week with rela
tives 'here. •
The W.A, met on Thursday at
the .home of Mrs. Roy 'Schneller,
Mrs. Howard Thompson preside
and the hyunn "What a Friend
we Have in Jesus,". , was sung.
Mrs. Milford Wall read the scrip-
ture and the meditation was giv-
en by Mr's. Tom Hodgins: 'The
.word for .the roll call was "mult-
itude", This being a devotional.
Meeting. each' Member' took, part
in• the: program. "Breathe on •ane.
`breath .of.. God" was 'sting and,
•prayer followed. A dainty Minch-
eon Was. served by:. the, hostess,
The August hostess will be Mrs.
Milford. Wall. • •
• Mrs, William Bushell of Luck -
new and Mrs. J. W. Colwell vis
ited . on Tuesday with Mr. and
Mrs John 'Moore at Bervie., ;
Mrs. Don Bushell and baby
daughter, Betty Anne,. returned
home from Kincardine Hospital;
on '..Saturday. •
We welcome the Dillon family
to
.the village.
Mr. and `Mrs George. Malde
1 y have moved their trailer fr
Dungannon to Durham . where
:the Standard Paving Camp will
he situated for the, next few.
months: . •
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Haiden
by of. Toronto: visited . on Friday'
.with; Mr. • and Mrs. ' Bert • Nichol-
son and family and'' also called
on friends in the village. ,'
Master Allan Nicholson is_ hol-
idaying with his cousins Teddy`,
and Johnny Bell at Amberley.,
Ladies from here . were 'guests
of the Kinloss W.M.S. on' Friday
afternoon
:Congrattilations to Mr. & Mrs.
Cecil •Sutton:(nee: Wilma King):
who were 'married' : in Bervie,
United Church on Saturday.
kr. and Mrs. Earl • Thomson of
Colborne: spent: the •weeks; end,
with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Halden-
Agnews' INSURANCE Agency
GENERAI. tNSt1RA1YCe •, .
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HOWARD AGNEW Residence 135.
Gaviller, McIntosh &adr
CHARTERED ACCOUNT ANTS,
Belt Telephone .Building
WAIKERTON
D.' •A:,' HUNTLEY, C.A. Resident Manager
Telephones; 'Business 63.3 Residence 106
.Mr. and. Mrs. Elson, Arnold and
Children : ` of. Bervie ' visited on
§unday'at the Koine. of • Mr. Har-
old ' Perc'
We ' :extend . sincere sympathy
to the °family ofthe late Mrs.
Wesley Guest who passed away
at her horne on Saturday even
lYII .O
iRev
and • Mrs. Andrew Lane
spent Thursday visiting relatives'
here: .. • . •
•
Mrs.. Gertrude Walsh, Mrs.
'.Malcolm Lane; . Miss 1Vlarville:
Scott visited` -on ,Saturday at. To,
bertnory and also enjoyed, a boat
cruise to,Flowerpot, Island where,'
they .visited` With their• cousins,:
Mr,. S. ,Craigie and Mrs. A. Wipp.
Mr
and Mrs.:Ardill Mason of.
Hurdilvisited on Sunday with
Mrs. J. W... Colwell. '
Sunday visitors .'with' Mr. and'
Mrs Beit Nicholson and family':
were Mr. Bert Walker, Mr. and
Mrs: .Truman Fillinger.,''. Delores
and Kenny of Dearborn, Mich.,
Mr. and Mrs. George Gayler and
family 'and Miss Donna Nichol
son.
Mrs. $utton entertained the
Kingfamily after . rehearsal on
Thursday, evening. ®'
Mr. and Mrs. Staley and'Lynn,
Tillsonburg visited .with 'Mr, and:
Mrs.. Bud' Sutton.
Mr. and Mrs.. 'Stark, Sarnia,
cords, was smashed/ open• and v,
badly damaged.' i•
There, does not : appear to the '•
"man on the street' to i be any'i
'association between the two !
'burglaries.,. ' • • • ' •
Police' have been keeping an 1.
.
eye ona youthful element in the'.
community, and are aware of l
the 'fact that .some :clads in the
district are' driving cars' who
can't afford to do so. Reports •: of
stolen gas are a, frequent .occur-
can't
rence over a wide area policed
by
provincial
y teKipolice.
rdine dtachment of
tAn open and broken window
at ' the Public School, was 'dis-
covered on Tuesday, Ibut 'ithere
was no evidence of entry into the
building and nothing was dis—
turbed.
•
eaSsiable. ; Goods
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GARDEN HOSE SPRINKLERS SOAKERS . 1
PICNIC HAMPERS. JUGS
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ELECTRIC FANS
INSECT BULBS
WINDOW SCREENS SCREEN DOORS
FLY ,SCREENING
GARBAGE CANS
GREEN CROSS and HOWARD'S INSECTICIDES
Urdie-
HardWare
•Lucknow • •
Mr..: and Mrs. Cuthbert Mt. Bry- 'ton' Edward and boys of. Gode-
ges, • Mr. and' /Mrs. 'Bert Grover, rich . on a trip;: to Midland. and
Mr: an Mrs. • Grover, Thorndale, otherpoints• on Sunday.
visited` with Mr and Mrs: Ly- Mr.'and Mrs: Milton Guest and
man :. Sutton and attended''' the Sylvia - of . St `Thomas visited
Suttona
King'. wedding t Bervie with relatives here • and ': were
on• Saturday. • among those from as distance at
Mrs.'. Frank Maulden. and Keith tendingthe funeral of the late
accompanied Mr.; and .Mrs., Clay- Mr's..Wesley 'Guest:.
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cknow District Co-op
Phone 71