HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1959-11-18, Page 3wr„DNESDAY, .NOV. 18th, 1959
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' TUE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, Lycralow, orivkruo
WHAT WE GIVE AWAY AT OUR STORE IS PRICES
u'll find Red and White
Prices The Very Lo
LOOK AT THE VALUES•TO BE FOUND THIS WEEK
SUGAR
• Special
SUNSPUN ICE CREAM
Half gallon . .
SUNSPUN BUTTER
No. I Grade, lb. .
Maple Leaf SOCKEYE SALIVION
Half lb. tin, • • • . • • • • • = • • • • 49c.
(3 tins to a customer)
RED AND WHITE COFFEE •
5 oz. jar 69c
's ed and
0 lbs. 78c
Save .YoUr cask Register Slips For.
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Hall's Red and White add up to $25.,
bring them into the store and you will
receive ABSOLUTELY FREE, one
pair of ladies nylons.
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posT OCE ADVISES
"NAM EARLY", DATES NEAR
• Christmas IS fast_ approaching
and the Post Office Department
has issued its "Mail early" cir-
cul4r with suggeSted dates that
will *insure Christmas delivery
of cards arid parcels,
. These •dates are as 'follows;
United States ' (for distant States,
• andespecially pareelS to allow
for Customs examination),. mail
before December ath; Newfound-
land, before . December . nth;
British ColuMbia, before. Decezia,
1 ber 11..th;. .Alberta, :before •De-.
I ceinbet 12th; Manitoba and Sask-
atchewan, before December 12th;.
IMaritime Provinces; :before De-.• . . P '
• cernber 14th; Ontario and, Que•.-
tbec.,-, •before Deceinher 15th., Lo-
cal deli/very, ' before beCerriber
:17th. i ' '' • •
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Christmas Cards in unsealed
envelopes may, be sent to all
countries at .the rate of 2c each:
'Christmas. SealS AndStiCkers
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must not be placed on the, ad-
dress side of envelopes. They
may, however, be placed on the
reverse side.
Parcels. — pack and . tie your
parcels securely — fully addres-
sed with rettirn . address includ,
ed inside 'and out. .
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And; it's, not toO early to re,
mind local. folk that when mail:.
Mg ',cards .and,letters to separate
local and Out -going mail, and tie
them in 'bundles, Which greatly
'aids in. speedier handling. • :
PHONE 26 • FREE DELIVERY
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Local .8i General
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Misses Mary Anderson and-
ettY Tuer of Toronto spent the
pek-end ,at the home Of the
oririer's !Parents, Mr. and Mrs.
.• a Anderson.,.. . .
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• ,Mrs. Duncan MacConnell re,
urned to her home here on Sat...,
iday in iinprOtred health, after
ing hospitalized . for six Weeks
Winghain with a 'heart con-
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Mr .and Mrs. George Halden-
y of North _Bay were home the
ast week -end and had a little
isit with his sister, Mrs. Marg -
et, Dudley of town.. He has 2
r 3 weeks' work yet but de -
ends on the weather for ,paving
onstruction work.
aVIrs. Durnid returned to
he home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom
agoffin on Sunday afternoon
fter •a month's visit in London
id Granton. ' • -
• Mrs. Marion Brooks, Ronnie
nd Marilyn Visited. on Sunday
iph the former's sister,', Mrs.
lex Campbell of Winkliam.
Mrs. Wellington Webster,
oundary West, is a 'patient in
irigharri Hospital.
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• Liicknow .,
Presbyterian Church,
Minister: I.
'Rev. Wallace McClean I
UNDAV, NOVEMBER zg
10:00 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship
300 p.m. Dungannon
• OKNX ChurCh Broadcasti
from Luckriow Presbyterian
Church, on.' Sunday, Novem-
ber. 29th.
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LUCKNOW
UNITED CH,URCH
, Minister: : i
Rev. Gordon R. Geiger, I
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B.A., B.D. '
' SINOAY, NOVEMBER 22 i
19:00 a.m, Church "tool i
,11:00 a.m. • Divine WOrship i
Xursery in the*Church House •
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Thought For The . Week. 1
Some people are so Heav-I
eray that they are no earthly
good. '
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minpoosooessIkinioolo.mostkomm,
sses rley • and Alice
Brooks, daUghters of *S..: Mar-
ion Brooks, who Spent last 'week
end at their , home, returned to
• Toronto Sunday where they at-
tend Canada EilsineSs College,
They remained here' and attendL
• ed the funeral of their uncle.
Mrs. Gilmoro returned
to her home in Ashfield recently
after • being hospitalized at
Wingham for some ten' weeks
following a coronary' seizure,:
• Mr, and Mrs. Packham of
:0Wen --Sbund :were *guests of
Miss Jean Lyons Over the 'week-
end.
• Mrs.: ,Jim ,MoNaughtOn add
Mrs'. Leslie Purves have return.;
ed to their. homes after being.
'hospitalized in Winghain Hos-
pital. ,
• Mr. and Mrs' Russell Swan
are moving into the living quar-
ters in •the Sam SherWOod. resi-
deriee; formerly 'occupied by the
late Thonias Ferguson, Russell
is •preseritly einnloyed • with a
gravel• &infractor and. will d6
snowplowing in ' • Ashfield tKis
winter.
Mrs. M. C. MacDonald of, To-
ronto spent the past week with
her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Chas.
Steward. •
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• Mrs. C. M,..*JOhnStOn of Sarnia
and Miss Flora Webster of KAI.
chener spent the week -end with
their „ parents, Mr. and • • Mrs.
Richard Webster,. •'
• Miss :Margaret. ,MacDonald of
Sarnia spent the week -end with
her parents, Mr, arid Mrs. W. F.
MacDonald, and was acCornpan-
led home by Mrs: 'MacDonald
Who had, spent the week in the
',-
city. . -
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. ROgers Of
• Flint, Michigan, spent *Monday
with Mr. and 'Mrs. Cameron
MaeDonald, W.W. Hill re-
turned to. LuckrioW with, therri
'after a three weeks' visit with
1V(r. and Mrs. Rogers and 'Other
,friends at Flint.
• Mr % 1 Hawkwood, ;wh'o has
been '.visiting with, her daughter,
. .
Mrs. Johri Ritchie and Mr. Rit-.
chie, left on Monday on her „re-
turn to the West, 'where she
will visit. at 'Frobisher; • Sask.;
and in Calgary.
Mr. and Mrs. Ewan D, Mc-
• Quaig of Toledo were visitors
last week ,at, the family home
here, They were actoinPanied
by Miss Agnes 1V1eQuaig who
returned "from Chicago, and on
returning were accompanied by
Miss Sally McQuaig who return-
ed. to Chicago. • Mr. and Mrs.
'1VicQuaig's scin, Jack, is in his
pre-med. year at Toledo `Univer-
sity.
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Mina ...Graham, who has been
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• n, themillinery business for I • ,
many years at „Chillicothe; 'Ohio,
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sent. her Sentinel renewal with .. Have You ;Renewed ..)Loilv .t-.
the :comment, "It is good to get si.iPtil(7419-
'hemp news :each week although
many names - are straiyge. Was
very sorryto miss Rev. Calvin
Mackay."
In •renewing ' their snbscrip-
tiOn, Donald J. LOW: of Cardiff,'
California, Saks they are enjoy-
ing life there and the weather,
is. wOriderful. Mr..:and ,Mrs. LOW
Were fornier: Kinloss Township
residents and • for .many years
• had resided in Eastern' United
States' before :moving tro Cali-
fornia. . : , : .• '4 -
Miss , Janet Rayner, • student
nurse at 'Victoria Hospital, Lon-
don, spent the week -end at .the
home of her parents, •Mr. :ind
Mrs. !Milton Rayner.
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WINGHAM
Two shows each night
First at 7.15
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Thursday, Friday, "Saturday,.
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November. 19, 20, 21,
Andy Griffith Felicia Farr
"ONIONHEAD"
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• mirthful serVice 'coniedy.
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Passe* Away Suddenly •
The death' Of John 'Cuyler
• occurred suddenly . at his home.
in Kincardine on October 26tli:
He was 57, and was . employed •
at the Coombe Furniture Com-
pany after moving from Kinloss
Township 1952, where he had:"'
farmed for ,25 years. ,
• He is survived by his wife,.
• Kathleen Ferrier, three daugh-
ters and three sons. A, son 'Clif-
'ton. died in 1939.
/ Also surviving are five sisters,
• Mrs. LloydiConvay of Vankough- •
net; Mrs. Glen . Campbell and
Mrs. Thomas Bell of A.mberley;
• Mrs. 'Bert • Nicholson of Kin -
lough; Mrs! Ed. Healey of Kin-.
cardine; and two brothers,. Geo.
of Millarton and 'Wakefield „Of
Fort St. John, .
•• He was a, A'neinber of the
Orange Lodges. at: ,KinloSs and'•
R.B.P., Amberley. •
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Notice Is Hereby Given To the Municipal Electors Of The
TOWNSHIP Of WEST WAVVANOSH
That the nominations of 'fit ',and 'proper persons 'to serve as
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Reeve, four .Councillors and three, School Trustees for the
Townihip School Area, for the Township Of West Wthiranosh
for the "ensuing year, will take place at thetownship hall,•
CARTER In Kincardine Gen-
eral 'Hospital .on Monday, Nov-
ember ',9th, 41959, to Mr. and Mr*
Levi Carter, Luelpow, a daugh-
ter.
LANGSIDE COUPLE
HEAD STAR LO$E
,Wet N.V..a-wariosh, on.
• FRIDAY NOVEMBER .27th,.. .1:959
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At one O'clock in the afternoon, for one hour, at which time
and place all electors of said township are hereby notified
'•to attend, and that should a poll be required, polling will
•open on• •
The installation of the Officers
• of Hurcin Chapter 89, .Wingham,1• •
Order ;of the Eastern Star was!
held on Tuesday, evening, 146v -
ember .10th. ,••
Mrs. J. A. Fox, P.D.D,G.M.
Was. the..installing' Matron and
Mr. James 'Walpole the instal-
• ling 'PatrOn, assisted ,.by Mrs. 1,
Thomas A. Currie,
Mrs,. Andrew Lunn, Mks. W. W.
Currie, • Mrs, Elizabeth • Fuller,
•Mrs. George R. Scott, Mrs. Nor-
man . Carson, Mrs. • Alex Coutts
and Mr.. Murray ,Taylor. Mrs.
George Guest was the soloist.
The '.following • offieerS• were
installed—Worthy, Matron, Mrs.
Farish Moffat.; Worthy Patron,
Mr. • Farish ' '1V1ofat; • Associate
Matron, • Mrs., DOn Donaldson;
Associate Patron, Mr. 4 Don Don-
aldson; Secretary, Mrs, Roy Ben-
nett; Treasurer, Mrs. ' Gwen
• Adams; COriductress, Mrs. •Robt.
• G. Gibson; Asseciate Conduct-
ress, ,Mrs. W. E. Collyer; Chan -
lain, Miss Mary 1Vicintyre; Mar-
shall, Mrs. Alex Hobertson;,
Or-
ganist, Mrs. '' Morris Swanson;
Adah, Mrs, Ross Vogan; Ruth,
Mrs. Clayne Michel; Esther,: Mrs.
• Earl Xing; Martha, Miss Norma
Coats; tlecta, 'Mrs. Hobart
kovitsell; Wardep,, • Mrs. K.. C.
Leitch; Sentinel, •Mrs. Allen Ha-
fermehl. •
. Monday, December 7th, 1959.
From '9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. at the various polling
diviiions:. • - ' •
No. 1, Dungannon
, No. , 2,, Pblic LilDrary, Manchester.
NO. 3, Township Hall
No. 4, W. T. Hall,, St Helens •
H No. 5, W. I. Hall, St. Helens
No., 6, Parish Hall, St Augustine
West ',Wawariosh, November 15th, 1959
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• JOHN F.. FORAN,' • Clerk:
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7.•!RY A WANT. AD
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TREGODERICH
Bill "Carry On Sergeant" and The Square Peg." I
Now Playing November 19, 20, 21. Twin Comedy
•Monday Tuesday, Wednesday, November 23, 24, 25.
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— Adult Entertainment ---
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Neville Brand and pfttricia .0wens
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Twentieth Century ox presents a preview showing
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of its newest November release; a story, designed for
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adult action fans. ' • . 4 ./
1 "FIVE GATES TO HELL"
ICinemascope --
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Thursday, Friday, Saturday, November 26, 27,. 28.
1 DANNY KAYE :.•—• 'Barbara Bel Geddes and
Louis Armstrong
A cavalcade of music, comedy and drama as King-
Konnic Kaye tells the life story of jazz musician RED
NICHOLS, with the. hell; of Bob Crosby's orchestra.
/ "THE FIVE PENNIES"
1, In:Vista-Color
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Coming SOOn --The Diary' of •A.hne
%-Perkios and Shelley Winters. • •' . •
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