HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1959-09-02, Page 3WEDNESDAY, SEPT, 2nd, 1959
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, I.4UCICNOW,. ONTARIO
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SAVES YOU MONEY EVERY DAY
LADIES!
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fair FLEE. with.. each $2S, : wort
of Cash 'Register Slips
STARTS SEPTEMBER ''3rd
START' • SAVING YOUR SLIPS NOW!.
REDPATH. SUGAR •_'TENDER GROWN •CHICKEN
50 lb. bag . $379 ' Oven -Ready, per. lb, .' .
. SUNKIST ORANGES, 138's , .. 2 dozen 59c
'F,REE.: DELhVERY
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:': & (General .
• L�cai,
Miss 'Flora 'Andrew will 'e-
.sume her teaching duties in• Lon
don next week, and will be ac-
companied to the city by her.
another, Mrs; W G Andrew, 'who
plans to remain there.
Mr. 'and • Mrs Melvin Alliston
and. son of ..Ailsa Craig, and.. Mr..
and .. Mrs:, -Stan ,Gallaher'. and
• daughter of Sarnia . • visited Mr:
and Mrs. George Saunders on
Sunday.
Mrs D..M.. Dillon and her son
Joe;; moved recently ; from ' `New
. Dundee to Kinlough; where
another son Mr and "Mrs. James
Dillori had previously taken' up.
• residence.
Mr: and'1Virs. Fred .Steward' of
London spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr: and Mrs:: :Charles
Steward: _Mr. Steward•. suffered.
another of many seizures atthe.
end of the week, but:'is'improv
ing: again. • , . /•
Mr and MrsElmer A. • Kol
pin of..Loridon were week -end
guests at the home 'of Mrs. Mar-
garet E. Dudley., 1VIr•,. Kolpin is,
on the:Post•; Office' staff in Lon
don and will. be attending the
Convention , .in Winnipeg on
„September 16th.
I.UCKNOW
UNITED .CH:U RC'H
Minister:
Rev. Gordon R. Geiger,
B:A, B.D•, .
SUNDAY,. SEPT. 6th
10.00 a.m. Church . School
11:00 a ni..' Divine worship •
Sermon Theme "Facing
our Temptations."
Nursery during church'
• Thought 'For The Week'
The true'worth' of a man .i§ •
to be'measured by' the . objects
he' pursues.
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Presbyterian Church
Minister:
Rey. Wallace..McClean.
• SUNDAY,* SEPT:. 6th : ' •
1,0 00 a.M. Sunday School,
11:00 ' a.m.,
Morning 'Worship '
3:00 p.m. "Dungannon • ..
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Mr. and Mrs. H. M. .(Mac:)
MacLenri'an are n a ,'five week's
motor trip, to the West coast.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Harry Torrrance.
of '.North' Bay :are visitors with,
his sister, Mrs'... J:: D. ' Anderson.
:1VIr, ' and Mrs. Harold Stevens
of Detroit' visited. last week with
Mr: and. Mrs::•Tom Anderson:
Mr: and Mrs: • "Stuart. Collyer
and '•Timmy. " are visiting this
week `in Toronto, Nordc-ood and
Ottawa:
Mr. and Mrs.. John Carruthers
and. family of West: Lorne'visit•
ed With his 'Mather' over the
week -end and attended the Low-
ry MacTavish' 'wedding.
Mr. and:Mrs... frying Reid of
Kincardine (the . former Vyetta
Phillip. of . West . Waw;anosh).
moved. 'recently to Lucknow •to
the. former . Mrs. Ewan MacKen-
zie hor i:e. on Havelock St:,' North.
Mr. ' and Mrs. L. C. Thompson
Were in St; Thomas on..Saturday
evening attending the 25th 'wed -
.cling
wed -
:ding anniversary dinner of Mr:
and. Mrs:.' William Kelso: 'The
ladies were nurse in training
classmates at -Guelph General
Hospital. ' •-
Mr: and. Mrs. William NEhable
were .:30 years married on Sun:-
day
un-day and. had 'as their visitors,
Mr. and. Mrs: . Gene 'Tunney and
Rick'ie of Holyrood, , , Graham
Neable ' of . Sebringville, Gordon
Neable, : Miss . Margaret Lyons,
Jack Henderson, Helen Neable of
Clinton, =Jack . Wright and •Mrs.
Neable's mother .of- Lucknow.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bain Stewart
and 'son David of Toronto, are
holidaying 'with relatives in the
community.
Misses Flora -and. Olive Web-
ster and Bea and. Margot Park
er returned ' last; week from a
motor. trip 'to Vinginnia.
Mr. and: Mrs. Wes Huston of
Kitchener: visited with relatives.
and friends .in the , community.
this ' week,
•
Mr: and', Mrs Forrie 'McClure
of (Bayfield 'arid Mr. and' Mrs..
Robert Slowerby ' visited on - Sun-
day with Mr. and. Mrs. Gordon
Ritchie;
Mrs. Al Martin., of • Detroit
spent' the week-end_here and on
her return Was accompanied. by
,her son N.eddy,n who has spent
the su�rnmer, at Norwood and
Lucknow.
. 'A4".,rE THREE;
Bac----:.-t--,--'-Sch�o-1- Clothes
COTTON SKIRTS CLEARANCE, , , .; , :. 1/3 OFF
Blouses , .:... 4, Price- Panties ..., , , ► , . 59c
Cotton Slips , .. , $1.89 Jeans .
10% off
ANKLETS CLEARANCE, , ; . , .. ; ALL SIZES
NYLON HOSE, reg. $1.50 Subs, ,. r- 75c
MANY . SCHOOL ITEMS GREATLY REDUCED ,
Boys. Underwear
Trousers, Sox
Jackets
Caps
T -Shirts:
Dresses; -Skirts..
Brassieres, Girdles
Pleated Reversible: Skirts
Orlon & Banlon Pullovers
Cardigan Sweaters . -
WOMEN'S. SUITS,' plaids and plains 20% OFF
anderson''.
LADIES' and MEN'S WEAR—FASHION MILLINERY i
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HELD .TROUSSEAU. TEA -
FOR . SATURDAY BRIDE
Mrs. Torn Hackett. entertained
at ' a Trousseau tea on Monday,
August ' 31st in honour of her
daughter, Joyce.:
Mrs.' Hackett, Mrs. Elphick
and Joyce • welcomed •the guests.
Mrs. Alex Hackett Sr.. and
Mrs.::Wesley Leeson,. grandmoth-
er of the bride and groom .pour
ed tea assisted by Miss 'Kath-
leen Hackett, 11/frs Laverne"Cun
ningham, ' .Mrs. Allan Hackett.
Mrs:. Wilfred. . 'Hackett and Mrs.'
James Errington Were in change
of the tea-room:
Displaying the.. ,bride's trous-
seau, showergifts and wedding
gifts were ,'Mrs:. Donald Hackett,
Mrs. Bud Hamilton and Mrs:.
Earl Jamieson who was also in
charge 'of the 'guest : register:'", .
The Sunday Sehool; • Room of.
Hacketts • United Church was
very ' prettily., decorated with.
pink 'and white streamers and
bells in honour of ;Miss Joyce
Hackett, September bride, 'when
friends and neighb'ors gather=
ed topresent her .with miscel-
laneous shower. The bride re-
ceived many beautiful gifts and:
after her fitting thanks ' a d'ain-
ty lunch was served:.'
ADJOURN INQUEST IN
GRAND BEND • DROWNING '
FATAL RAIL ACCIDENT
•
An . inquest held last week at
Trafalgar into the CNR train -
wreck • at .Bronte, has been ad-
journed until, • September 22nd.
Two women lost their lives in
the accident. ' One of them a for-
mer Luckriowite Mrs. Gordon
R. ;Moore,, was instantly :killed
when a • broken: rail ' tore through
theseat which'' the two . ladies
Alice Hayes,, 19, Was swept 'to
her death at Grand Bend , on
Monday While bathingwith- a
foursome' • of nurses, 'Who :were
celebrating. the completion. of
their •"1st year in. training at
Stratford General Hospital.,
Miss Hayes is survived by her
Mother, Mrs. Charlotte . Hayes,
R.R.'' 2 •Kincardine, three sisters
and. ten brothers: .. Mrs. ' Ezra
Bushell, of , R;R. 2;• ,Kincardine;:
•Mrs..Alex' Nevins, of Nile, and
Marie, at . home; and: brothers;
Nathanial, William, Nelson, Earl,.
Charles, . Sam,; Jaynes,. Burton,:
Alvery 'and .Harold. . • '
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Attention
Users
NOTICE
'4Ve have : taken over the'. Webster.
and MacKinnoi i ,coal building ' and busi-
ness and we hope to continue to supply
their customers as well as are own with
. the/ same .top- quality coal:
cknow District Co-op
'Phone 71, Lucknow
occupied, .impaling, the'•coach.
'The Cities ,Service '.Oil Col
ppline passes under .the track
at this point, and since its an-
stallation" work ` has (been:.. car-
ried ..on to remedy the settling.
The .adjournxrient 'was set in or-
der to get. . the .engineer's report
on. the pipe 'line construction.
The ,section . foreman, James
Buttaro,. who was suspended af-
ter
f:ter the accident, said a "swivel"
had . developed ' when ••4 CPR
train passed over ;the Bine .12
minutes 'ahead of the CNR train: •
In •an• effort to re -align the rail,
five spikes were then pul ed.
Buttaro said:. he ."didn't think"
to• send 'a man up the •traek too
flag. down the Tororito-!bound '
train.
•
The man with ' laryngitis whis -
. pered over the 'phone, "Is the
doctor in?"
"No,"' the ` nurse whisperred 'back.
"come on -'up."
Lceum Theatre
y
WINGIIAM
Two shows each
ch ' night
First at '7.15 •
Thursday, Friday., Saturday,
September 3, 4, 5. •
Pat Wayne ', Yvonne Craig'
in.
THE YOUNG-' LAND
A .melodrama set in California
follgwing the acquisition of that.'
t erritory iby the United States: '
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I PARK
THEATRE
c oderich
x . Now Playing,—Lee . Remick."In ``These Thousand Hills"
• •cloy—Adult Entertainment
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, September 7, 8,' 9.
Doris' Day—Jack . Lemmon .and Ernie 'Kovaks
1 A rib -tickling tale regarding a :.good-looking young
1 widow in, 'Maine " who turns lobster -shipper to fight a
. tyranny:
1 ' "IT HAPPENED TO 'JANE
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Thurs �ay; Friday, Saturda 'September 10
tom thumb". .
In Technicolor
Russ TamblYn. Terry Thoiiiias . and: Alan Young
Hollywood's
ly oa'ltechnically tricky • filiization of a be-
lovdarye'As an
added 'Bonus' Attrac-
tion we present Thirty Minutes of highlights from the
recent Royal Tour. — in Technicolor. —
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"ROYAL RIVER'? •
If you followed the Tour on television come now. and
etoshots on. the Big Park *screen,.'in gorgeous
Technicolor.
Corning—"Stranger In My Arms "=June Allyson and
Jeff' Chandler.
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