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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-06-01, Page 3R l st, 1964. ears •esent Ids and accept ot; can e for the much et. to talc( .;our day's work i11 be .friends P :',Iese to re- of e-of your • m s}imrn d toyou ula.tions • anniver- ontinued. nany.. sen (s for othern' to o;' er rlso ex- aret mach light .si lean old !: to the '. =n'called of the :latform - respond of.tbe enseh'- a happy long td )17 INE. 1-2-3 e :Girl • 4 Henry chnicolor, at every. Best See ry: girl )se chnicolor ARTOON NE's vs labrigida, • the way e Rio iscope ARTOON ie 6, 7, I Dian, Loren �iColot gem•. Ilam An:• Tow 'Ali EDNESDAY, JUNE lido 1966 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, .ONTARIO DEW IT EASY 'C.ASH GAME :Tomato Catsu HEINZ, SAVE 13c, 11\OZ. Jell -O powders FMY. SIZE, SAVE 6c, 6 OZ. /.'. Ubby's. Beans DEEP BROWNED, SAVE 16c, 20 OZ. Tomato Juice 5-77c AYLMER • FANCY, SAVE 11c, 20 OZ. Sliced Bread AUNT MARY'S, SAVE ,11c, 24 OZ. 8 Cake Mixes ° 2-85c. DUNCAN HINES - 'DELUXE,11 E •LAYER .STYLE, SAVE 13c, 19 OZ.. PKGS. f Bold GIANT SIZE, SAVE 10c Luncheon Meat SPORK, SAVE 10c, 12 OZ GET YOUR EASY CASH CARD FREE TODAY Sliced Bacon Ends 1 Ib. 65c per Ib. Pork Side Spare Ribs 69c ;per Ib. b. Weiners 1.00 WE .FEATURE Home Made- :Headcheese and. Farr Style Sausage oe.cin,.�•�.ea..ci.a:a..ea..�eraa"; Eusy•Cash Witinry• MRS.= -CHAS:: HALLAM °$100.00! •.;MRS. GEORGE McINNES / .$10.1111 MRS: GEORGE ' WHITBY ..' $16.00 MRS. SILI/. KEMPYN, _ R. •R.:4 Kincardine:S5.00 PLUS A • : NUMBER' OF 42 AND ..;1. WINNERS . ....:.:....:...... ; ...... Angel Food Cake 41 c WESTON, • REG. 45c PHONE -528:3001 hire Food Store FREE DELIVERY LOCAL and .PENERAL NEWS • ' Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Snelgrove of. Toronto visited on the weekend with her father, Mr P. M. John- ston., Yvonne Gillies, Merrill Brown, 'Winnie Stewart-, 'all of London, • `were Sunday visitors with Mr. and rs, Philip Stewart of Lucknow. .Mary Maclntyre of Montreal was Visitor here with members of her amily, last week. .Mrs.. Gerald Rathwell of Luck - ow was admitted to Winghain lospital the first of the week. Mr, and Mrs. Jim Smith' and dilly of Molesworth were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson aynard. Mrs. P. A. Murray , and Mrs. rnie Hanna and Jackie, spent Fri- ay evening with Mrs. Margaret ac Pherson at Holyrood. 40, Birthdays observed within the past week were Linda Goyette, ' aughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. oyette,, May 27th, and Lorraine oyle, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. m Boyle. May 28th. •Both Iris entertained friends to observe eiro Ilth birthday. Susan. Hall, aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elwin all,celebrated her 7th birthday On May 30th at a party for her Mends. Mrs. Earl Hodgins, Mrs. ,Annie Wall and Mrs. McKague of Tees.- water. ees-water. were guests at the:home of Mr; and Mrs, Wm. MacPherson of Holyrood on Sunday. Mike. Foran of St. Helens ''return- • ed home on the weekend after undergoing an Operation for .app-. endicitis on Tuesday of last week;' Mr. and Mrs. John Keith of Livonia,' Michigan, spent: the • weekend'•with his sister, Mrs. John Adams, and attended the funeral of his' brother-in-law , John Adams Mr. and Mrs. Frank'Scott of • Southgate, Michigan., ^and' Mr•4 an d Mrs.. Fred Bonthron , Mrs. Louise . Simpson, :of Hensall were recent visitors with Madelyne McMorran'anl Mrs. Jack McKen- drick. Mr. and Mrs.. Harold Macintosh Of Amherstburg visited recently.- with Mr. and Mrs; Wilfred Drenn- an of Lucknow. Mrs. Aaron: soak .and Lisa of Dresden visited with her mother, ;Mrs. Charles `Shaddick , for a few days last week, Aaron Boak plans to return to University thisfall for a year .at Wayne in Michigan. - Aaron has been instructing Indust- rial Arts in the secondary school, ' at Dresden. Their son Ricky ,Boak will attend the national cadet camp at Banff this summer". Mrs.. Redvers (Meff) Johnsoh` of Ripley was released from ,St. Jos- eph's Hospital in London on. Sun-‘ day. Mr. and 'Mrs. Johnson spent Monday" with• their daughter. Rev.. and Mrs, Guest Mitchell and family in St. 'Thomas before. returning home., Mrs. Johnson. underwent surgery on May 20th and is progressing quite well.. Sherry Louise Carter, .8 week old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Carter of Walkerton is staying with her grandmother, Mrs. .Ernest Carter, of Lt cknow„ while her parents are both employed at ,Canada . Packers at Walkerton.. litKinloss BOY SCOUTS (by Allen' Colwell)• The Cougar Patrol opened the meeting., Following dues and in- spection, a game of floor, hockey .was played. . Then, it was announ- ced that the patrol of John. Ackert, Gary Hedley ,,tyle Moulton, Almer Ackert, David Bannerman, George Stanley, Doug Wall•and Bob Haldenby .brought, home an `''A" pennant from the Camporee, The Tenderfoot boys then work- ed on signalling, and the ,Second' Class boys worked on E:•timations. . The meeting was closed by the Cougar Patrol, • ' lot` a a Dr. V.. V.:JOhflSlOflj Receives. Honorary Degree At Western • .Orderly ;education will become a life. -spanning entity , Dr. W. V, ,• Johnston told graduates, of the University of Western Ontario in London. Saturday, Speaking at the fourth and final day of spring convocation, Dr. Johnston said the concept of :Con- tinuing formal education is spread— ing to combat the knowledge ex- plosion. . D. Johnston was a general prod,-- itioner in Lucknow for many years;... First ,executive director of the College of General Practice of Canada and current editor, of the college's journal, he told 400 graduates and 900'spectators•in„ Thames Hall not tobe discouraged when technical knowledge 'becomes outdated. Such outdating alsq means"a wonderful new world awaits ,;,,: you maintain •an open mind." He said it was "no disaster to. • conclude at'some•time that you would, prefer a. change of vocation" "It is 'the man who makes the .business world law , engineering and medicine, and not theparticu- lar' profession that snakes the man," "Mr.• General Practitioner"as he' was called by Dr. G,E.Hall, the university president, told doctors of philosophy, holders of masters degrees and graduates in medicine engineering , law and business 'that the indivxduaJ is supreme. "1'invite you not to build a'job curtain around yourself, but to con- tinue your non-professional educa tion in=trainingas,a human bein and citizen," Dr. 'J4hnston said. He'received• an honorary doctor. of .Jaws degree. . ENGAGEMENTS ANDREW - RITCHIE Mr, and,Mrs. Andrew Ritchie of. Ashfield .announce the engagement of their daughter, : Hilda, Irene, to Mr. 'Thomas George Andrew; son of Mr. 'and,Mrs. Alex Andrew:' of Lucknow.. The wedding will take place on Saturday, June 25th at 2.30 p.m.. in Hackett's.United Church. "I 'don't like the looks .of your • husband." . " I don't either. Doctor, but he. is •good to the children. Rangers," Venturers Hear Policy Officer The Land Rangers ended their year's activities on Wednesday evening ,when they entertained the Venturers and' their leader, Mr.. 'George Whitby. After, wel- coming the boys, `Mrs. .Milton 'Rayner introduced the guest speak- er, peak-er, Ernest' Hefferman , Lucknow' policeofficer, who gave an ex- cellent talk on Safe' Driv.ing; on' the highways,•by-ways,. in the towns and in the cities, stressing tothese new drivers the import- ance 'of learning and obeying 'the • rules .Of the road.. Sandra'' Boak thanked the speaker, and present-,. ed him with • a :gift. • • • Mr. Whitby delighted the group with;his movies of the' boys 'attend- ing ttend-ing various camps during the past few years.. , • After'Taps 'the girls sertred`'a' delicious lunch. Congratulations were extended to Ranger Linda Boyle who has been chosen one .of eight girls from Huronia District to attend "Heritage Preparation. Canp" at;Camp Hou,joni, Dundalk •' 0 :.PAGE THREE • TOP.. QUALITY "ESSO HEATING. EQUIPMENT' *easy, easy, l0.year, budget terms) HOME HEAT SERVICE AT .NO COST TO YOU • ROY, HAVENS Plumbing and Heating ESSO OIL BURNER Sales and Service HOME HEAT : SERVICE "We just could not get along without: it" says. J. W. Alton of Londonin renewing The Sentinel. • " We'enjoy your paper" says: Mary Snowe'•of.•Belwood in renew- ing the Sentinel LUCKNQW UNITED CHURCH • Rev, Howard .W, , Strapp Minister • JUNE Stn 11:'00 n m. '•Staiday School,. Anoixersary Guest 'Minister '. Rev. ' IL R Stevenson of *Cheeky No Stmday SCh of Scholars willworship with their pare. Music by T a Jtmor. Oroir ST.' PETER'S, ANGLICAN CHURCH Trinity Sunday JUNE: Sth e Church School. 10:15 a.m. Morning .Prayer 11:15' a.m. ' Confirmation Classes Saturday at 9 a.m, ev Stanley E. Jay, B.A., B.D Rector -Lucknow Presbyterian Church Rev. Roderick MacLeod Minister JUNE sth r '610:00 la.m.. Sunday •Schou% 11.00 ra.m. Morning. Worship 1