HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1958-07-09, Page 24
I..NQW "sENtrisn, LuoicNowt oNTARio,
WEDNESDAY, JTJ'Ly 9th, .198
andWhite' Peanut Butter
w, homogenized, 16 oz. jar
'HEINZ RELISHES.,
.114 Dog Hamburger 43arbeetie
12. -oz. — 29c
rurex,',Toilet TisSup, white or ,colored,
4 for 49p
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save 3c , , 3 for 35e
-R,tedc,4 White,;Brati(E,CatsuP;:.,1..O•4-bottle,.;
.for „, , $1.00
Dyson's. Sweet Cihekkins; It Oz. .... 3 'jars $1.00,
Weston's Bordeau Walnut Coffee Cake,.
reg. 43e each . . . . . . ... ... ...
Paramount Fancy Pink Salmon
Save 9e lb. 2 tins -89c
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Libby's Hawaiian Pineapple Juice 4t.oz. tin 33c
oS OsS h Ps, 0'4: p , • •• • •
Limp Charcoal, 5 lb. bag ' , • ,
Mint, Mary's Sliced Bread, 24 oz. loaf
curs 4 SAUbERS, ..PRIVAALT1,i1
,99c with $5';410, order •
,11...r00.1... • Left 81
Samuel ROhett Oibscon, of New
Westminster, B.C. who left here
81, years ago as a lad ef three, is
back for the first time to see
the place of his birth. It was the
.Lucknow Centennial that was a
factor. in bringing him back. ,
° Mr. Gibson, still ''"sprY as a
cricket",will he 85 On November.
3QU-1—Winston'. Churchill's birth -
da ,
Ashfield .at E the hOrrie • of his
neOhew, Samuel:. Gibs. Other
riephewsrare-George-ancl-Marshall.
Gibson of Ashfield, John of CI:in-
ton, tart of Toronto and. a,niece,
Susan Gibson, who accompanied"
hirivfrorn the West. — •
Their father was George Gib-
son, eldest of a family 'of, 1, and
qxmiel, was, the4oungeSt. of the
tr.a-4,0I're"
*as' the. farm - now owned by.,
Dynes Campbell at -Belfast, and
the., B.C. octogenarian was look-
ing forward to Seeing .the spot
*here, he was born. His father.
was john Gibson.... •
While. in his .fourth• year, his
parents with their family orthir-
teen and Mr. ,and -Mrs. Thomas
Bartlett .and their family of ,nine
!children set out 'for the , West
Coast, via . California. 'There was
28 in. the party. They travelled'.
by train smith westerly' • across
ithe States to California; .and then.
by beat to British , Columbia be-
fore 'Vancouver. existed. Their
destinatiOn • Was Chilliwack. Mr/.
'Gibson doesn't recall the trip,
but • his brothers told him that
'at tirnes the train riwved so' Slow -
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OVER FORTY
TAKE SWIMMING
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The. vacation school operatesd,.
• by the Lucknow Recreation Com-
• mittee, comrrienced last week
with 'Ann Crawford arid .Marilyn
`Carruthers charge! The"schOolf
Operates. .five .mornings a week,
:during July. ' , •
Classes are , held locally on
Monday; Wednesday' ,arid ThUrs-
day'''and ,on TuesdaY and Friday
transPortation is:provided by the
Red Cross, for swimming .instruc-
tion •at the Veeswater pool.: •
There were 41 'registered for
the opening of ,the swim' classes
'last week on a •time. basis.
, It is necessary to 'register and
Pay' the fee in advance,, to take
the: swimming instruction. ,Two
bussesWere • required last week
for the Teeswater, trip..
. The miniinurif , age. for,-sWitn-
ming. is eight Years: The age for
the local. classes is 6 to 12, years.
There ,were abotit. 56. in attend-
• ance last:week, diV.ided into tWO'
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groups, 9 and under ancl,.12 and
unc,ler: . e •
• 'Because of the large swinirining
enrolment the other classes are
not held' On swim" days.
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HONOURED' QN, 2,5th
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.
Brothers -rand sisters of Mrs.
WM. G, Rossgatheredat the
home. of Mr., and Mrs. G. • Saun-,
ders On the Occasion of pin and.
• . %F,clria'S .25th wedding • anniver-
sary.
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The eve/ling.:was' spent in card'
playing, .and lunch was 'served.
• -During .the evening Mr and Ws:
,..13Oss Were presented %with'a sil-
ver treanii. Sugar °4nd • tray,- set
.arid: a ,pen, • 4 • • •
. .
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FREE DELIVERY
SHOWER ,,HELD. • '
FOR BRIDE -ELECT
About-100....frierids:..and, neigh-
bors gathered in the Commun-
itY•Mernorial Hall in Whitechurch.
on ThUrsday evening to Shower
Miss Marilyn MorriSon, bride -to
be Of this Week, On the arrival
of the bride, her .mother, 1\fis:
Tom Morrison, and, her grand-
mother, Mks. Buckton, a corsage
was pinned' on ,each by those in
charge; Miss, Karen GroSkorth
and Miss Mary, ,Fisher. A' few
contests took pace, after which
Karen •and Miss Marian Buck-
ton assisted the bride in opening
her gifts. She. was the recipient
of an electric ,kettlei, pop-up
toaster, junior rnixniaster, double
boiler, blanket and many other
useful gifts.. • •
3 Marilyn thanked ,the., ladies
very. gracefully and all joined. iii
singing ,"For She's A Jolly Good
Fellow". Lunch was served bY
the girls present. .:
KINTAIL NEWS
Mit: Ed Sinnett, Shannon and
,f)menriis, are visiting at their farm
in Ashfield.
•'Miss Annie. Mae. McDonald, is
spending a few days in lCintail:
Your reporter :front, c..intail
was lucky enough to Win second
prize in the caber toss at the
Highland Games at Embro. There
were ,quite a:number of Ashfield
naives present there to rePreZ
sent their- respective Clans at the
COlorftil Caledonian gameS. Which
took 'place 'there. .
Mt:. and M.S.. Steve Elliott and
Son Bill visited With ,Mr. and
MrS.
J. ,McDonald over .the
week -end.
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'WEDNESDAY .,41:10 .:)* -11.
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Scalesjnstalled fOt inreighing cattle
Seating •ACcomodation for about 500
OPEN 'PUBLIC INSPECTION
,
tite'sdaY, :441iti 15th
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TEACHERS SUCCESSrUL
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Stratford Preachers' college re-
sultS, . announced last week; con-
taine.cl_the names of 'the:fellow-,
follow -
in students:. 2 -year :e,ddrsec-see-: I
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ond year,. Dale 1-falaeribk,.. Luck- • • .
noW; 'edlripleting 1 cOurse,
1.1oWald, Luckriow; • Kat h.y r ri
.,,Robb", RR. 1, Ripley,. one-year
course, IsobeL,MaCDoriald, RR. .3,
Teeswater, Norma Murray, RR,
12, Lucknow; Carman Nixon,
7, ,Luckilovi; Marlene Hunter; R.
3, LuckriOW,.4 Year Course, .,first,
year..
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CORRIN
London, onSaturday,. July .6th,
,
1958 George A. Corrin, in 'his,
, ,
64th year,. of 12, Glanville Ave.,,
BrantfOrd; beloved ' ,husband . of
Bessie 1.4,„ Udent father of Dr:
TB ern a r, d—C ortin , ; arid
MelVin.' COrrin; LifdittraW.
Rested at Rill and Robinson Fun-
eral .Home ,Ltd.; Brantford, un-
til Tuesday,.July 8th. /Service in
:the. chapel. at 3 Qpm Interment
in Mount. Hope Cericetery--,-,
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MILNE, ---- at. Victoria Hospital,.
London, on Thursday-, : jiMe 2,6th,
1958,Malie1 Bernice Milne; of 448
DOrinda St., ged 74 years, wife
of the late Char -les Milne. and
dear: mother of Charles E. Pin-
per,George E. Pinner, MrS. Har-
old Robison (Cicelia), Mrs.Jos:
eph Poster „..(Blanthe) and -Mrs.
Willard' BroWn (Bernice) and
Mrs. Rex. Neilson (RhOda), all of
London.
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SilVer. Lake VV.!:
•' Mrs: Seines Cornish 'Was host-
ess .for the .July meeting 76f. the
•8ilve'r Lake vW.JI. The president,
•,1VIrS. GeOrge young, was in: the
chair.. After the Ode` and Ma_ry
Stewart Collect,'Mrs., Wm. Camp-
bell read:.the scripttire; The roll
call_iyas_.i.anwered.„4y- fashion
. parade Of aprons. Report8' of "the
'standing committees were given
bY., Mrs. Albert Young, Mrs.,
Al-
bert. .Calwell arid VirS, Mable
. The resolution Was
voted on to. be sent .iii'faVor of
acconiodat'on for Couples at•Alio
Ok!-PeoP eS Awe in 'Walkerton
Whenever alterations are inaCle or
neWbirilding, 18 ereated,Happy'
birthday *as sung .for Mr8'..1VfeI
Hust who has a birthday: in, July.,
,Mrs. Harold Bannerman, the een-
vener, gave the motto, Children
hou1d'have'. models net ,critic.
Mrs. Alex WhYtock of Culross
gave a very , interesting demon-
stration on making ,flowers frern.
wood fibre 'after which she was
presented with:a small , gift, Af-
ter .the national anthem and the
.grace lunch was •served by Mr,
Mci..Husk, Mr Clarence Wfoul-
taw arid Mrs, Mabel Campbell:
CENTENNIAL
OTS •and TITTLES
f Three
1•3'',. they. Would jurnp af • one,
coach, he.ave, stenes at the prqii;i6 •
dogs, and get on the next ear; •
Mr..Bart1ett and. Mrs. Gibson'
were sisters. - • •
Samuel, who .has,. an ex(ouent
memory despite his. 85 y'ear:;,, te,
calts many • intereSting;storles of
those •„!ktOged piO.neer days ,
Wet.'arid •of the Caribou •and
Klondike 'kohl rtisheS. ,While he'
,s.clid,:not..4p:articiPate,-,otherS„in4ne-,
family. did. .. • •
. His father,. .a native of Ire1an11',••
.-worked- at Montreal ..and -then ';'at- "--
• Muddy York. (Toronto) upgri ,
!cc:d
4ring t� Canada. an. helped to,
lay the corduroy 'roadon, .Yonge,
Street. He ...came from •there to
Ashfield, .and: later started •that •
,courageous ,trek westward.
Beauty Queen
six sons ancl-a daUghter. He has,
a Son at DoWnsview. His. grand...—.
daughter,: Mary Gibson, recently ,
won the.lIC., beauty:queen awar.dr.
at Victoria; and will :represent
the province, at' the Miss' Canada
contest at Hamilton in mid -Aug- .
tiSt. The 'winner goes to ' Atlantic
City. • : . •
• Mr. Gibson intends, to,freinal4
Ontario till after the contest
.arid. accompany, his.granddaugh-
ter on her returwto B.C. .
• ,The:,$entinel, recently received
a "letter from., Mr. Gibsori
• we had, in type :for ou'r Cente.r17
,nial :column. -It was 'held- over',
and o as a tonse4uerice We had the
pleasure •of -interviewing .him; -
prior to. his letter aPPearing, in,
print.
Through the courtesy of i‘./frs..
.N. R. Hedley, a, centennial' head-
quartersis .being set up in the
va'cant shop, adjacent to 'Sand-
erson'S' Ladies' and gene Wear.
Committee' Meetings will now be
held there, a .phbrie installed and
it will become the "nerve: Ceri-/
. : .
tre", -of activities. 4 „ •
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• Arid, incase :yeti :haven't been
keeping. an • eye ,,on the 'calendar,:
. ,
the big week -end is. just three
weeks away. ,
• 'Anyone Wishing t� operate- a
refreslunent ..booth, must ma.ke
application' for a permit , by • the
end of ' this week. Permits_ are
• required, arid license fees 'apply
on all booths, concessions. , or
stands of any kind otherthan
those operated within anestab:-
lishecl place .of :business. The
number of ,permits issued, is
• also subject to limitation, so that
the Village • will .:not be "over-
loatted",
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The Boy Scouts, returhed from
Camp the first of the 'week, and
Were, soon on thejob delivering.
flags'. that had been ordered by,
househOlderi -and'. business places.
The Concessions Committee,
Which; has worked unceasingly in:
trying to "land" a midway; 'was
successful. The Maple City Shows
signed a- contract _last week t�s
bring some adultand children'
rides as well ,as a ,few carnival,
.garries_-'ancistich,associated-stailicts-
As ",'candy floss".
Lticknow ilranch ,of the ,Can-
adian Legion " is interested, we
.undeistand, running bingo
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during the 'Centennial.
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• flusiness • places; ,pUblie Places:
and :Private.: -homes. ,have been
getting a "lade lifting" arid
much mere .would be ,dbila • if
workmen were • To
coniplete the program an "official
clean-up .weers," ha S been pretios-
ed• to put ,the' finishing !touches
on :the; grooming of b,ackyards,
and , any spot, private or
Ub1i.that could, be' Unproved.
by a. bit of attention.- '
Me MacLennan .is heading up
the., •,tiOveltsr committee, ''whiah
wII.have th assortMent of carn-
ival knk1t .Ktiacks and a .,Souvenir
, •
;!`/D'On'ald birinie” key ring on sale •
at Centennial :Somelocal
business Dlaces. are now display-
ing .anattractive" line., of. : s'ouv
• • •,
,
Parade chairman Charles Web-
ster and Publicity abairman:DOU
Thompson, entered a float in the
Mildmay . Centennial . parade an
July 1St: Anderson Flax Products '
'rueic• . was, offered and a...group
:Of Lucknow,.Sco.ttiSh. dancers and
Piper Frank MacKenzie oftcred
their `services. The float .did
good deal "advertising .yisc';', for.
the Centennial Thie were: sev-
eral 'Willing workers: "behind the
scene' who helped in .ariarigi,ng:
for talent and with:. de.corating.
the truck. . „
enirs.
Registration 'headquarters are
la ping Set up at 7the, Town Hall
withl a. staff on :hand; at ,prestrih-
ed . hours . Morning,. noon .aflCT
riight, The hours Will be .publieiz-.
ed later. •
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DR D J. ALTON JOINS'
• pUNN. AT LORNP PARK
• 4
5
• Douglas MD., has .re-
ceritly becorne: associated .With D.
H.• Dunn, 411, rLdrr Park;
Ontario. , "
Dr. Alton Was born in Ripley:
Hp attended UniverSitY . of Tor-
onto sehOols, and graclUated, from', .
tie triiversitY of Toronto Med=
_teal School in 1956. He interned
at • the. gorotito Western.
tal and for 4he' past .year. was
in practice in° SticlloUry with: the
International Nickle CorriPartY, .
DoliglaS' is the son of Mr, inc,1'
mother,. was the former
Thompson of I<inlOss
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:WW1. MeliNTYRE„*.p.A.SSIN
The death of ,Wit,
.occurred • stiOdenIY: Fridny it;
hi: •Itinlogs wnsh� fann 41(1me.,
The, funeral, sorVice was
ondayat the John'Stonc.itunvral
—
Horne , with interrnot in Soutlt,
ltirilosS Cernetery.
PASSER AWAY: TIIIIRSOAV •,7
The death Of 'Robert fic*.e.rlorf;
uncle of Mre. .Spencc
town; occurred at LtickhoW
ate atispitaf, on thtirpday &the,
age. of .87. The. .fUneral • $6rvien
Wag , hold at 411.6 Johnstone 'run
-
oral Hdme' oh Saturday., willyiti:A
terMent in Ban Conietery.
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