The Lucknow Sentinel, 1957-06-26, Page 10JP ;26th, 1957
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.as well as comfortable
iii; colorful. fabrics that
AGENT' FOR
KINCARDINE CLEANERS
-U and ,Delivery Monday and•: Thursday.
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'. Children's, dear Fiece Goods :and Woollens
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SENTI NES .
THAT there was a large crows'`
the receptors ori Wednesday
night of last. week in honor of
;tile ',r,ecent, marriage' of .Mr, and
•Mrs. Clayton . Alton (Lois'
axtstor�ThE newlyweds
were resented irOith. a purse oaty
money; • '
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THAT .Spence Irwin has the con
tract ' for cementing about
30,000 square feet of barnyard:,
at the, farm of BobMacintosh.
It will. be a, 4. -inch' floor, ands l
will facilitate. the 'winter feed,
and handling of cattle.
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THAT after more than seven
weeks in Wingham Hospital, it.
is expected that -Mrs. Rae Wat.:-
son b may ,be able;' td 'return:
home the latter ...part. of the
TEAT . David Graham, octogen-
arian Lucknowite, has been in
North' Waterloo Memorial• Hos
+pital for the :;past five months
with a heart cpndi+tion. He • will
be hospitalized for some time
yet, but is looking forward .to.
__returning 2t.'o : t' h:e . Preston
Springs ; Home, where he has
fbeen residing. He is. a son of
the late Mr. and `Mrs.. Robert
Graham, :and keeps in touch
--,withr-the -old-:home town_•.thru_
The Sentinel, which he reads'
iverkt carefully, he says.
THAT Hughie and . Helen Jh +lc'accomipany ' Mr. and , . Mrs.:
T.G.•
2 A ORANGE MARMALADE-
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:SHREDDED WHEAT
Nabisco
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KAM LUNCHEON MEAT12
.MIRACLE WHIP Salad Dressing
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SWEET MIXE-PIGKiLES
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Rose . Brand - - ;---
Phone 2
rices effective June, 27,
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;E :;;DELIVERY
THAT Graham 1ViaicN'ay, . who is • ,gave the theme talks on Sat.
on a . western survey •• for the urday and Sunday at the camp.
t ' entomology department 'at Ot- —0--
taws, -visited' -at'' Saskatoon with THAT the -chap ' taken into;cus
Mr. and : Mrs. a Ernie Wilson. —tody ' last week at Toronto,• - has'
(Blanche Jamieson). 'Mrs Wil- ..admitted to `break-ins at-Cum.
says, "It's always a thrill ming's - Garage, :and : at Dun-'
to have old;. friends. drop . ingannon and to the theft of a
Her brother,.
.. Gordon- Jamieson -.:wheel._. at_-Mofitgotnery's . Mot-__
'. and --,Mrs. Jamieson' are motor- ors. His wife is claimed ' to be
We st• in, July and are 'going an accomplice..
n n Wilson from Saskatoon to the;
Coast by way of the Calgary
stampede, Banff and Jasper.
THAT . Misess 'Annie and- Jessie
MacKay' were admitted to
Baker's Private Hospital last
Thursday following a mishap
which Annie suffered:
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THAT Joanne': and Murray Hun-
ter e-tert
friends. to supper and a social
evening last Wednesday .at the.
Mr
home ` of . their parents M .
and Mrs.' ' Vernon Hunter.
stop, children of Mr, 'and Mrs..
Clair Johnston, : have their
grandfather to t an c or a
prize they recently won.Mrs.
Johnston's father, Hugh Wil-
son, put their names on a • ticket'
which won second .prize in a'
draw.' at a picnic at Hanlan's
Point'. at ;Toronto, staged by
the , Garage - 'Club,
Social
and Athletic:Club, of the .TIC.
informed of the'accident,, and
•
to the Beach to await
proceeded
the: heartbreaking finality that
• t f
sired a number of
. _ : • ' ;. � carne:with the pronouncement _ ,.
_o-
Dck' d th None was more vis
THAT Mrs. Raynard Ackert'.er►-
tertaiied ;.the `members, of her
teenage girls . Sunday'.. School
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cassa,as
`Holyrood home on Monday. A
swim in the pool, games and
the : viewing of `pictures were
followed by'the , serving of' a
delicious lunch.
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THAT .S. B Stothersxleaves .on>
Saturday : ,:for the' .West; and,;
,will attend the 75th: Swine
Show to be held Brandon
Steve -is- °
Swine
` . er Of. the Canadian S;wi
Breeders Association.' He will
est byhis
be. accompanied � W
0,50.A Year
PLAN.CI
The Center
South. xi»los,
;dbserVed this
aiemoration '
gri' SuritlaY. of
at 300..;pm�
those•whose'
hallowed spot
`seryiceS+d
Church c
tabhshed ove
it W $ .flet til
the cemetery
hill, where ti
ata later do
corded: is 'tha
-At a rece
South Kinlo:
initial' • plans
centennial dl
,Members +
Alex ,Sutherl
e.halrman; Al
man, 1Vtomga
chairn�!an; Ll
retary. John
Millan and
with Douglas
er.
Suthea
been enjoyn
resigned as`'+
he had capal
period,, but
member. of 't
BUTTER101A
Mr. nd M
lin •an fan
Cargill �vhei
sumed .the -,d
at
,the,. Care
wood Dairie
Len, .Conley'
ASSISTANT
1N . wiE
W. "Graha:
r'ecently rec
ment as an e
•spector�,: has
sistant . ins
West:
phoned to Luaknow' for the'. THAT Dave Andrew of; Calgary; sister, ,Mrs. Rachael; Horton,
,YOterg DROWNED' ei 1 affected' than his it year :•
the b Y .called here at the' week -end.'... who will'.visit at' Tisdale, :Sash.
_of the, ire Company and to.-old---siste.Nancy,, who worshi • -
( tine - rom, a c ) I
the beach, even though it . had
-beenobvious -.for sometime that.
it. was . a: tragically'futile effort.
It
-. was believed that, Dick.was.
the
in water -;-for about twenty
�..
minutes. The accident occurred
and.' *it was
about five o'clock
nearing g
eight o'clock that even-
ing when -C's'
•,.,..
roner N. C. Jackson
::
f';Goderieh pronounced Dick
dead.
...
. Obtained Resuscitator Quickly
When Bill .He . at got ,to the
'
scene,• he sent Donnie Gauntto
the GirlGuide Camp to phone
for " help. Donnie met ' 'Gordon.
Kirkland. , at the picnic `grounds
at •the top of the 'hilland they
drove to the camp on the south
side orthe river, where Gorden
Provincial Police, who,. respond- ped her big brother.
ed from Goderieh. Bill Johnstone
'
and Alf: Ritchie took theFire
Company's resuscitator . to the
scene: WthF a -<clear road,-. they:ex-.
ex-
ceeded speeds . of 100 miles an.
• es, .were just,
hour at . times, and
eight minutes from the time e
they
ow until were:, at
left Lucknow they
the Beach. Dick's body had been
recovered just a few minutes be-
fore.: Dr, E R. 'Wyatt of Elmira
was at the beach, at the time, as
was. Fire. Chief George Whitby
of Lucknow, who took , over re.
suscitation ' efforts iinanediately.,
Everything possible was done .tq
revive the youth, but to no avail.
Meantime, Dick's parents and
paternal grandparents had been
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red, yellow, royal. '
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MEN'S T-SHIRTS—assorted colors in combed cotton, nylon
reinforbed ;;collarette, .. 89c each of 2 for $1.59
MEN'S
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SEh M ITS=-cork� ad'
justable"sizes,
rliCe W1:Ai:'i .Y•Y•..i
i i•••u:ae $1:65:.
GrLRJJS' JEANS•—size 7 to 14 ' years, pastel , shades; reg..
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C uLDRE1l1'S''BABY DOLL, PYJAMA --size 2,,'4, 6, $1••69'`
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BABY' t OLL PY`JAMA*S—embossed and stay 'Crisp
cettorl, assorted colors; sizes` 8 -to 14 1.•. t $2.49'
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p . and plain, short 1B5 BaR.INKLE GOWNS-=� tint
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y:sleeves,' S, +•+,., .price iiiYlYYsiiY:Y6i.WYeY•'.W1.1iii•if•h,i:ij••..••Yi••i: $2,19
Funeral Wednesday
Dick :.would : have. been 17 oni
July'. 17th. He ,wasborn in East
Wawanosh, his. mother being the
former Muriel Purdon. They have
lived in' the :,St. Helens : Com-
munity ,Yseveral
munit for ."years, where
"Dickie", . as ;'he was . known as a
child, .attended school,. and w.as:
a generalfavorite by hit happy
and lively manner. His untimely
death ;has.
shocked and saddened.
the/community and brought deep:
sorrow again to the Curran fam-
ily, who little more than a year
agowere bereavedby the death
of Mrs. Lloyd Hinter (Alma
Curran):
Dick's funeral was held • on
Wednesday ' at the Johnstone
Funeral Home and was largely.
,attended, while hundreds had.
previously visited ' the Funeral
Home ' to extend their sympathy,
whidh' was alsoexpressed by
many floral tributes which bank
ed. the youth's bier.The' service,
was conducted !by F
' it
Green; of'. St.
Helens United'
Church; which Dick attended.
Interment; was It Greenhill
Cemetery with ,the 'pallbearers
being Barry and Ivan Me+Quillin,
Bonnie Gaunt, Tom Pritchard
cervi
Donald.
• ---For-'-�Donnie--Gaunt-, - it waste
second shocking experience in
:less-tbar> year: c Last=summer,
his;, brother, 13 -year-old' Edwin
:Gaunt, and : hiskAcousin, 15 -year
old Donald MacTavish, died in a
car accident,, while Donnie, was' .
helplessly' pinned in . the car,
other;. than, being ' able :to sound
the horn, which. • eventually
brought help,
1 F.
e was ,in•' oron . .mg- with , r
their brother,. M..Isaa
the •:a icultural repres
8rentatives: - ,.:'.StotYiers and :Mrs 'Stothers:
convention; marking : the ' , :50th
lishri
anniversary of the .esta
b g
of. • this service, and- ` attending
= .l , dinner -==of.
thirtiethannual the
the class of 1927. Dave aiccom-
P
' anied Steve Stothers to�Luck
nowand spent Sunday
:
with
..'
himat Gordon. Kirkland's.
and.
THAT over theweek-end the
' Devine Street ;United. Church
of Sarnia held a young people's
camp at the Goderich Summer
School. Rev. G. A `Meiklejohn
AGEMENTS
• ENG
is._announced'',.
e a ' merit_ _._.,..,----.-_:---•
The .ng ge
Of: Mark Josephine, :'daughter Of
Mrs. Anderson and the .late' M`r.
Torrance E. 'Andersonto :
. +1VIr'. 'and
'ren,ce H. Cowan,.son of
Mrs. H. C. Cowan' .of Holywood,
Northern Ireland. The "marriage
~on•:July, 1801. at
will take 'place' Y
'.. Chapel of St. •
?.30 o clock..in the . p
George's United Church, . Tor.;
onto.
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SANDALS AND CASUALS
�eledcra0 mat' we�at'her
o keel . y+o ur f
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WOMEN'S and CFILDRENtS
hi.
in White 1 in Leather
ig or Panan a,
or Washable . Fabr+i s
FOR= T 'E BEACH MINION' KEDETTES
H ..
• , '; , + '.ble U. • er5
I3lu� 'V�asha
in Sand,..R��l or PI?•
•
hoe Store
FIISE FOOTWEAR FOR MAL THE FAA1,0,Y .
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in the Strat,
will: confirm
.don
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NNIVI
Mr. and M
:of Huron
their'25th.1
on Saturda
y
that the. nei
family: the..
prise .parties
• On Tliurs
and . merribi
Group,
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.
drppped in
home:for.a.;
'make the /in
lit floor lir
On•.
5aturc
Prise was.
family: secre
ding anniv(
evening, 'brc
beth ides- c
to,make the
Those frc
joined the
and .Mrs;
B
radford,_ ,R
o ston• .of
Mrs.. ._.
Gerald
ily and Mis
Bradford, It
of Kincardil
Wilmer' Har
"Jiii ani
*Ltha*
and other:,
Mr•. arid ' •
formier C1t
iarri by
TavishY Thi
idents of ti
'where the;
quarter cell
�'liey' • have
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