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'WEDNSDA.Y, ND'V.11th, 1959
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, .LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
SAVES YOU MONEY EVERY DAY
OGILVIE CAKE ' M1X Twin • Pack,
White,Choc., Gold, Cherry Almond 29c
LIBBY'S DEEP BROWNED BEANS -
2O .oz tines' . ,.".... :.. .. 2 for 37c'.
LIBBY'S TOMATO JUICE
Fancy ' Quality, . 48 oz.
3 for` 79c
Red & White Instant Coffee,
2 .. 9c: 2
oz. Jar : _ .. * .. ,. . .
BIRDS . EYE, ORANGE JUICE
6: oz, tans , : , ... 4 fin, 95c;
2' for 27c
Libby's Fancy Quality Pea,
15 oz. tins
Save Your Cash: Register Slips For
When your cash ,register slips at
f Iall�s.
Rd and White add ;up .to $25.,
bring them into thestore and you will
receive ABSOLUTELY . FREE, •. one,
pair of ladies nylons.
PUREX ,TISSUE ;...... '.:.:..4 for 49c
Libby's . Catchup, 11. oz. btls. 2 for 35c
d and White Food tore
'PHONE 26-- FREE DELIVERY
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Local ..&.:General
Mrs. Ida Johnston -of Goderich
spent the. .i eek -end with• Mrs.
John '.Carruthers:
Mrs. ;John Carruthers 'visited
recently . in `Godericli with Mr.
and Mrs. 'Irwin Carruthers. .
Miss Margaret .Lyons;: Mr. Gor=.
don,' •Neable. . spent 'Sunday at
• Jack .Wright's.
Miss MarieMacDonald of
'Ripley ' was : a week -end visitor
with' Carol: Stanley.
• . Royden•Conley had his tonsils.
'.removed at : Winghan Hospital
•'on.'Monday.
Mrs. George Tiffin has been
ill at her .home with pneumonia,.
which • prevented her attending
Rev.. Gordon R. Geiger.. Caro-
lyn • 1VLathers, Mary. Allan and
Patricia . Thompson attended a.
Ryerson church,'Camp. reunion.
held at•' Beamsville on Saturday.
Mrs. All Stuart' of E`ganville
and: Mr. and Mrs. . John . Martin
and "family of : Maple were : re-
cent visitors at the home of Mr..
and Mrs'. Fred ..Martin:
Mr. and .°Mrs: Earle .' Brooks
and children '=Randy, ; Doug,, and
Kandy of : Stoney Creek spent.
Sunday with ` their aunt,. Mrs..
J. D, Anderson.
The latest word from F(O
Shirley .. Robinson, ' ' daughter: of
• Mt.' • and Mrs. ' Howard
was from Barcelona, Spain,• Mr. . Charles'' Pitt, Sault Robinson,Ste very/ little sunshine .:all month
where • she .' was 'on : a holiday Marie, Mr: and ' Mrs: 'Pate. Pitt, ' 'The •high for the month was
tour.' • Eric Moore: and Mrs.. M.. Wood- 74' degrees, the low of 26,,. with
bridge of Newmarket were Sun- 8.26 inches, of '.rain and a "trace
,..,.., :'.. .. ; day . visitors, with.. Mr. and Mrs. :.of.. snow."'
1, .Harold Stanley, also Audrey ;
..
• Lucknow�r
i .Stanley, .' 'Reg- N, of , Strat- LOCAL GffiL ON. TEEN
ford. Charles Pitt made his T
OWN• ZONE EXECUTIVE
home as.a lad
Presbyterian Churchj with and Mrs.
--
.
. I Garner Stanley. On Saturday, November 7th,
Minister: _ nine representatives ' from the
. , •
Rev:: Wallace McClean KINGSBRIDGE Lucknow Teen Town attended
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER '15th Mr Pat O'Neill • who has been the Lake: Huron Zone Teen
• • ° ' sailing since spring,visited With Town Conference inthe Walk-
C fe
10:00 aim.;' Sunday School, his parents, Mr: .and Mrs.' Jas. erton• Thigh .School: The confer- .
11:00 a.m. ' Morning • Worship. O'Neill. last week. ence was put ori •by the Listowel
3.00 p.m, Dungannon %... . ' Mr. and: ;Mrs. Gerald Gilmore Teen Town.
• spent the. 'week -end with 'their During ' the • day there were
thr• a discussion groups: (1) The
duties of the •executive • and var- I
'iota officers; ' (2) . Programme
'R cTOR.,1 1.SHAF
•PROVES IATAL..
•
• Alexander S,. • Campbell, age
49, Weit kno rn Culross Tawe-
ship: farmer died almost' instant
'ly .as the result of a -tracctor. ac-
cident , on. Monday afternoon..
Mr. Carnpbell's wife is the
former„ Katharine . Campbell,
daughter^ of Mrs. .Rod Campbell
ofL• ucknow and - the late . Mr,
Campbell, She is the second of
',the Campbell family. to be, 'Wid-
owed, Mrs. 'Marion 'Brooks hav-
ing been previously bereaved..
Other-- members of the Rod
Campbell ,family are _ Mrs. Harry
(Mary) Lavis and Bob and.. /far -
Old Campbell,, . ':
• Alex Campbell's, .death. • occur
red. while .;,he was assisting a
neighbour, Arther Bryce. Mr.
Bryce was not at the scene at
the . moment, (but it' ,is believed
,that as Mr. Campbell ,got off
the . tractor with the bucket
'raised, ` his' clotting caught the
lever tripping • the mechanism,
PAGE THRES
Lyceum Theatre
WUNGHAM
Two ,shows each night
'First t 7.15 '
Thursday, Friday, Saturday,'
November 12, 13, 14.
Susan Hayward, Jeff Chandlear '
`4T, .$i1NDER 1N "THE SUN"
The • dangers'. and:, rigours •of
the :lawless west around 1840
and as the ' arm came down it
pinned Mr. Campbell against the
side of'the tractor.,
The ,funeral` service:was held
Wednesday afternoon ' at the
Currie '' Funeral Home• in. Wing -
ham, conducted. by Rev. G. 1L
Hussar, . of the United Church
Interment. was in Wingham• Ce-
metery.
•
ntario Citizens
ke "Second L
TRACES; SPREAD OF
CHRISTIANITY IN • JAPAN • •
Rev.• W. H. H. Norman,
sionary on. furlough from Japan;:
was the guest , speaker ' in the
the ; reception in honour of Mr, United Church on Sunday morn -
and Mrs. Hugh, •MacMillan mg, and gave an interesting out-
' line 'of the • history' ofChristian
ity in .Japan " — its : advances and
its periods of ' depression • ^due : to
persecution from within. and in-
fluences from without' by, so-
called 'Christian•"nations. •
Lloyd Ackert 'and': W. L. Mac=
Kenzie, • as 'members of the. 14.1.
and. M. committee • assisted, :an
conducting the service and 'Rev.
Gordon Geiger -called on Camp-
bell Thompson' to • speak , on be-
. . ;ob -Andrew', , had his Mouth halfof the ..congregational visits :-
cut playing rugby a few days :•tion' this week in .: connect
ion
•
ago, with the wound requiring withh'Ghiirch House project.
several' stitches. • • Rev: Norman was guest .:speak-:
Mrs. Bert White of Kincardine.
was • a • guest. with her • mother
one day, ' last , *eek, Mrs. C:.
Bonnet of: Lucknow..
.Mr.. and Mrs: 'Wilfred Dren
nan, spent. , the . week -end . with
Mr. arid Mrs. . Melvin. Stewart
and family Of Guelph and ,at,
tend impressive dedication ser-
vices ' Of.. Trinity •United Church,
Guelph. • A.
Visitors last 'week . with• Mr: er on the Ashfield Circuit in the
afternoon.'
' '
',Alex' Pardon °'.'were, r
and Mrs..`.
Miss Annie Marie Nelson, Miss
Mary Berry., Mr. and Mrs. Athol
Purdon,:. Betty Ann, Patsy : and•
Douglas, Mr. and `'Mrs. Hector
Purdon, June, Shirl, Bruce, Syl
•via all of Sarnia, Mrs. •Lillian
House .of • .Meaford . and 'Ronnie
Cleghorn, Wingham.:
OCTOBER, WAS DULL, DAMP
October,, . often a, month". • of
pleasant fall .weather, • was. :an
exception '.' 'this, year and, goes
into the record book as a very
dark, dull, damp month` .with.
REJECT. L.C.A. . OUTLETS
On October 21, Burlington. turned down a liquor 'lounge
•
and dining lounge, and - its annex rejected a liquor store
and ' brewers' Warehouse ' as well as lounges.. On the .
same date, :Dundas •voted .against lounges,. and Flesher-
ton (Grey County) voted nearly ,.3 to 1. against men's
and women's :,beverage rooms:
Other victories this year, as listed' by' the Ontario Tem-
perance Federation . St.. Thorrias ' (lounges), - Norwich.
(store), Grimsby, , Victoria Harbor, Erin, • Ti linins:.
(lounges); Gananoque, Kingsville; Wheatley, Learning -
ton (lounges), Bowmanville : and about nine townships.
The ratio: of "dry" victories is the highest in a long tune.;
Time city of .Owen Sound; long without licenses under
local 'option,:` has, successfully resisted five `attempts at
rePeal,, the latest in 1958. •
Commenting .upon these things, the. Hamilton Spectator
says:
'"People in various parts of' ,Qntario • :are taking a ;se-
Gond look.,'atrthe desirability of liquor lounges 'and cock-
tail bar .. ..: It could be 'a trend is 'setting in against
additional outlet`s . for alcoholic beverages The The fact
is, of course, . that money. spent . on alcoholic • beverages
isn't . available for spending ion ' food, clothing • or the
other real : needs for a ' good life: This is apart from the
social effects. The primary purpose -of. additional liquor
outlets is - to' sell more drinks to more people."
KEEP THE CANADA.TEMPERANCE ACT
.IN HURON
Published by Huron C.T.A. Committee'
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Minister: 1
'Rev. Gordon R. Geiger, 'of Toronto were 'Sunday' visitors
B.A., B.D. • . at the Gene Frayne home.
SUNDAi( NOVEMBER 15th Mr'- Joseph' O'Reilly of ''Detroit
;' . visited with relatives here last
£U.O0 am ,Ohurch School ` 4 week '
• 1 . D,anny'•ii'rayne returned to his
11;00 A.M.Divine W ot°ship
• home from' `the Alexandra Hos-
Sermon theme' Goderich during the week,
petal,
SERVAbi'1S, 01" GUII • . where he spent a few days with
a Severe case of Tonsilitis.
1Vursry, in the Ghrh house:
rs. 'Eldon Austin is visiting
: l e of Mr. Fralik Ass-
Thought Tor The. Week � at the ho _ ,
You . may give without lov-.tin.
- ing , but yOtt cannot love Mr, and Mrs. William Lannon ing was provided by the Down-
beats.
i without during
giving,, were visiting in London beats: ,
g. '
the past .week.
o
'Mother, ,Mrs: Ed .Gilmore' and
,airily: ,
Mr, and Mrs J Eckert` visited
with relatives in 'Dublin over , planning for regular. meetings,
week -•end. special events; and- inter -club
the
Publicity 'and
Mr; and • Mrs,'. A• ••Kraemex• of ,programmes; (3)' ., b , y
fIesson, ' Miss Margaret Kraemer public relations. The discussions
Of Elmira' and ,Mr, Neil Kraemer' were under' the direction •of Bud
Hayter, Bob S,ecord and Harold
Harton. •
Harold Harton alsointroduc-
g
edam nand state ht new dance pro
•
Joanne Alton • •of • "Lueknow
was chosen as vice-president, on
the executive of the Lake Huron
Zone.•' ,
After, ' supper, •Rev. Bruce
Miles the guest speaker, gave an
interesting and inspiring tally on
leadership, • .
In the eveiitig music for sane+
1:
Now Playing -Thursday, 'Friday,, Saturday, ,November
Debbie
•Mating'Game with
12,1°3' �i 4, —. The
1 . Reynolds:
Wednesday, November 19, 17.
Monday,� Tuesday, ,'.18.
. ,
Adult Entertainment
•
"THE BLUE ANGEL"
In Color and Cinemascope
The new and Controversial picture of, 'the Month. Iy
.The screen's most adult look at the many ways of love
tells of a .middle-aged school teacher and his yern. for
• a blonde . strumpet,
I Introducing May Britt with Curt Jurgens and Theodore
Bikel'.'
Thuftday, Friday,Saturday, November 19,E 20, 21.•
PARK :THEATRE GODESICB• -
i.
— Twin Comedy Program -F-
Two of Britain's most hilarious fun shows:'
"THE SQUARE PEG ..
Starring NormanNormanWisdom . and Honor" Blackman
Plus Wtlham. Hartnell and Bob Ma►nhouse Isft
"CARRY ON SERGEANT"
Corning ,The Man :Who Understood Women" -
Hen.. Ponca;" ;Leslie Caron -Adult Entertainment
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