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THE LUCKNOW SEMDTEL, UKOW, .01TrAn1cX WEDNESDAY, JULY 9th, .1958
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•MMATII & C 1a E .IALESSES—in latestshades, 10-18,
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SUMMER VACATION NEED§.
SLIM JIMS-L, _PEDAL .PUMERS-1-7-1r7SHIRTS„
SKORTS SHORTS ,
BATHING SUIT-
by Catalina and Beatrice Pines
'AGENT FOR KINCARDINE CLEANERS
lilri.1rick-up and DeliVeii .MompAy and Thursday.
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INDIJCTI , HELD
SURD ENING:
Rev. Gord R. Geiger,
BD. •
was inducted as pastor of
Lucinow United Church congre-
gation at an impressi've service
on Sunday evening,' conducted
by clergYrnen Prtice. Presby-
ter*, R9v..9eigO'vktaS' called here
as; Successor to Rev. G. Meikle'.
john. who has 'gone to Forest al-
ter a six-year pastorate in Luck -
now. Rev,. Geiger cornes ;from
Biribrook.
Rey. . P. A. Brirtion f RiPleY
coatitlgted,rthe,servi,Ce,--adirresse4•
the minister.. and performed the
'cpreniorfy of induction. Rev. Elry";
,d,qtypdinted-.out that Rev.. Geig-
er's "first'. responsibility was to °
"'Tend th iFl�ck of God". He
said 'that ,Pastoral oversight was
a wonderful thing,. • and that'
, while the task 9f the l'ilinisfer.
-.is not a 'bed of ease, he assured
Mr, Geiger hewould find strong, • •
I.G.A. T()IYIATO JtJ10E
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I.G.A. sEitviErryts 19°
J$DIES' 'S .AND el-IILDREll'S WEAR
.. • , Piece Goods and Woollens. ' •
PHONE ,45-W • tt.TCHNOW, ,ONT.
sr:role- r,..tst.:. -so s- r.r.
Rev. J, A. Slade Of Port El-.
gin,• addressed the congregation,.
and reminded,.them that they had
called in.' God's name a man to.
be their minister, their , pastor,
•an 'one in. fellowship With them,
The 'ministry. is an exacting and
\ demanding job, he said, ...and
pointed (nit'. Several ways in
„which the congregation could
support their niinister;•• by .reg-.
War church attendance by an
expectancy that. Will draw out
the -best in the ,minister, by, pray-
ing for him and with him, , arid
.by an' appreciation .of •his efforts..
. Happy is the minister, the church
and the congregation .where
picaeiatioxi is shown, be. conelud-
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• In Recognition of the
GRAND OPENING
of the
LUCKNOW LEGION HALL
(formerly the Recreation Centre),
e nes a
- 1Vrusic by -
Clair Neil and His 7 -Piece Orchestra
of Harriston
--- Admission 75c
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'THAT. from A. Stewart of De-
troit •coines an enquiry as to
• the 'date of 'The ',Caledonian
Ciarnes" to he held in, Luck-
• •noW this year. It is not the
intention of the Committee to
' try• to revive "The Games". but
Saturday, 'AugOst. 2rid Will be;
typically Scottish, • withpipe
bands, ..Scotch' dancing, and
• dem.onstratiOns of:featsof skill
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!..ReV. and Mrs. Geiger were
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troduced ' to the cdrigregation, by
Mr: and Mrs. K C,,.Mitrdie, and
a welcome and reception, follow-
ed
• •in•the •Fellowship ,1100111;
••When the gathering 'enjoyed the
light4ieirtedneSs and .
inf�rrnal-
jty of a Social hour, ,with W. L.
NfaCkenzie acting as chairman.'
Greetings and, a .hearty wel-
come Were extended to ,Rev. and
Mrs. Geiger Irani the various de-
partments of the church by iErn-
est Blake, J. W. Joynt, -Mrs,.Wr-
non 'Hunter, Patricia ThornPson
and. Melvin, MOrrison;
Local. and. •viSiting clergymen
'and., the' repreSentatives of pies,
byteryTwere each' called on and
wished ;God'S blessing .upon- Rev.
and. Mrs. Geiger. that . their min-
istry :there be happy • and -.frUit,
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fruit-
ful. • .' .
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Humour prevailed. and the
,wticisinS.: of , the .speakers ;made
for a ,happy eVening. Those call-
ed .on Were:. Rev.: H. L. Jennings,
Rev: Wallace 1VicQlean Rev. trri-
eSt 1-1ovtie :of 'England; father Of
Mrs Jack Pollock,, Rev. Sach of
iervie. and Rev.. 'Mr. New, ,a
friend whoaccompanied hini to
the service, .a Well aS'. the two.
officiating clergymen,: Ref. Slade
and .Rev. Brydon,
and» strength, •traditional . of
• •those.bygone days. It is not;
a day •of. competitions, •but
rather, one that . will have a
predominent 'Scottish atmos-
phere throughout the afternoon
• and, evening. ..............•
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.THAT the Arena Committee met.
. on IVIonday• evening; and made.
Wang to . do some painting ,and
cleaning up in the, arena prior
• • to •the Centennial. . - •
THAT Bill. Robinson, so of ..Mr;:
and •:.3#rs: Howard Robinson,
.• :left --on Monday __Owen
Sound to. join the crew of the
SS. A.:Hudson/ • .
THAT Kenneth lskaclDonald, son
,' of Mr. and ,IVIrs:Wtn. M.. Mae-
•- Donald of town; is at 'Cadet
camp at CampCfpperwash for
•h Seven weeks' course. •
• Rev. Geiker was • then called,
on, andexpressed thanks for the
Warmth of the welcome, Refresh-
ments were served to conclude a
happy evenin. •
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LUCKNOW
OYS'.81-1013TS-Khaki drill, elastic • jack, halfblt, sizes
7 to 11 years, pair • , • $1.59
MEN'S SWIM TRUI\IKS-brief Or boxer , style, 5; M, L and
) 3L .. ........ . .. . :„. .. , . .. .. . . $1.98, to $2,89'
-MEN'S TSVIRTS—"t'eprnarist% White. and assorted colrs,
price .: . ... 89C or 2 for. $1.69„
HARVEST HATS—Fedora and Wide brim styles 50e
• Coric. Hel/ets .... . :a i••••4•4 $4 .. a••• tarob• . 444
IMPORTED COTTON SIDRSSES4Cool and gai,. ize
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LARGE 'THIRSTY BATH TOWV_S-.pastel 'shdes' now
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81.1.W HAT—avoid :pun; stroke thes� ot, dyg• See .mr, lar ge
shady Sunhat; • • ' , •.. • •
BROACLOTH--tiy your red, white and blue tread:e14i
tibW; While the 8.toejtis good,' yard . ... 490.
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THAT Glenirdod CaMPbell, who:
/ wag' hospitalized with a 'heart
• condition,' has.. returned to his
home atBelfast. - . .
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rHAT thefoll•owing pupilof
• : Mrs. Wm. Scott of Langside
•passed their Toronto Conser-
vatory piano examinations as
folloWs; Grade 8, Shirley Cul
brt, Ripley; Grade 4, Willie
mina Smith, RR., 3, Teeswater.
THAT Gerald Murray, son of
Mr: and Mrs. P. A. Murray of.
liolyrood, is one Of Brue. Co.
nominations • for the Queen's
GuineaS. The top twelve nom-
inees will,represent Bruce jun-
iors at the ' beef club classic
in the fal, 1.:'
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.TAT Charles Webster has sold
• his. cottage at Arnbeiley 13ach
to Whitney . Grose,' „proprietor.
of the Brunswick Hotel in
Wingharn, The sale 'beomes
• effective the lattr. patt• of next
Week,. • •
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SOCKEYE SALMON
2 for) 89c
•GOltd Seal, 'Ibs
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I.G.A. 9 Oz.,PICKLES for
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. CATSUP
1.1 oz.
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for 35c
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WE DELIVER
PHONE 2
RE CENTENNIAL CONCESSIONS
In •accordance ,w).th the•prOvisions of a Mtmicipal •
,
By -Law, the operation of a booth, stand or concession
of. any 'kinddoring the Centennial, August 1, 2, 3,4
• —Other than, within an established place of buti-.
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nees•-•iS subject to a concession fee, and may: Only
be operated upon the issuing of a 'petit-lt and pay-
ment of said fee. . • '
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Applications for booth permits to be Made . not
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later than Saturday, .July 1.2th, to
The Centenial.: Concessions Committee
(k limited:, number.of booth permits will be issued)
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THAT Mary. Alton, .claughter. of
Mr. and Mrs, Bert Alton of
Ashfieid' Township, graduated.
as • a Motliercraftnurse, at Tor-;
• onto :on • June 25h. She, was
the winner Of the Prize for
the higheststanding iti Mother -
Craft lecturS.•
for Western UnivrSity„ Lqii
don, where he will study for •
the sun -Mier on his BA. degree,
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*AT' Mrs. TOrn MaeKenzic 13S'
joined ,the Staff o../:-te Bank
of lViontreal and: COm1enc0.
duties On: WednesdaY.: of
:last week. .
THAT Ray Stanley has been,..ap-.
pointed6N;oicoel-prinin.csii:It!i.;hofErpltha;, t The . aicknow, Sntin6t can fill
where eir;sheeptwethillb'etraRe auyp-hhaiss 54etietri,„ sany of ytaornurp need in
eitnc,rpilhbObneer
Lucknow. • 2 ••
teaching in Balaclava school in
that City. 11e left on, Monday ;Is your subscription paid?
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YOUR PART TO
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th
FOR CENTENNIAL TIME
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We-Wat-te:'bo---.protatt-70kthe
• ..t whothe many visitor S and fOrnicl-.residents return'.
te-Luelnew,'August 1, 2 3; 4 Plan .yOur :deObra011.,„,
now: and give them'. scithething to talk aboUt.wilcn
they'. return to i their hored': • , • -
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"New Look"
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