The Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-06-29, Page 20{ •
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THAT Cub: leader Jim • Arnoldand ,
1A1 �..rl`.�.n Graduate
i)U)TO,I1ti Sinn Palmer
r.•
ry Rothwell and Chester Hodgins
will take the Lucknow Cubs for
a few days camp at the Gordon
Montgomery property -gat the
foot ,of the 12th of 'Ashfield this
weekend;
THAT T we realize that most people
have very little understanding.
about the procedure • in publish-
ing : a' paper' and one remark' ,by
a visitor, to the office struck us
as.' being rather funny, but then
again you'd have to be a staff
member to appreciate the• hum-
our to the fullest. Noticing us,
busily preparing a , paper . last.
week, and surprised. at .the large
staff ,on the job, he remarked.
"what would it be Tike - if we.
printed' the paper here instead..
of London." Most 1people fail to
realize -that the operations" in
printing, a newspaper. continue,
THAT two young Hien from West-
ern Canada have been doing
some weed• spraying from the
air on district farms,.
,THAT the:Legion bingo jackpot of
$1.15 was won on 56 calls last"
week, but we were unable to se-
cure the "out of town"' lady's
name.
THAT the annual Memorial Ser-
vice will be held at Dungannon
Cemetery this Sunday, July 3rd.
Rev. Rod MacLeod and Rev.
Stanley Jay will bein charge of
the service.
THAT Russell' .Allin of Lucknow is
employed for the summer at.
Glenwood Public School at Wind-
sor.
THAT ball teaims in the area, and
there are many, , are: • urged to
report their games to The Sent.'
inel..' .It is impossible ; for us to
keep up on all the ball activity
and we must depend on ' each'.
team to keep us posted on their'.
wins and' losses. °Only one stip-
ulation, • we want' the informa-•
tion the day after the game 'is'
played, not ten minutes before
press tient.
THAT the Lucknow Fire. Depart-
ment was called : to the. Beaver
Lumber and: CNR Shed fire?, in
Wingham .last week and helped
outas did the Teeswater and
Blyth. departments, in addition to'
Wingham firemen..
THAT Bob . Greer, son ' of Mr. and
Mrs:. Clarence Greer of Luck -
now has a pet crowthat he has
had for 'about six . weeks. The
crow was taken from its nest
when about two , . weeks old 'and
has become a real household pet,
even going . for rides on ' Bob's
bike with- him.
here ' 'the same as Fever except
the . presswork which is done in
London. There are many times,
however; when we wish they
would take over' completely.
THAT this Friday being the. July
1st holiday, mail delivery will
vary slightly from the usual.
daily routine. There will be no
mail in all day and no wicket '
nor lock box service. Rideal
routes will not run. Mail will
be despatched as usual at 6:15
p.m.
THAT the death occured in St.
Joseph's Hospital ' in London on
Saturday of Mrs. John Currie.
Mrs. Currie is the mother of
Mrs. > Morgan- Henderson of
Lucknow . and had been .at Pine
crest Manor in . Lucknoow until
suffering a broken hip. 'a . week.
•
. • previous. Funeral services. for
Mrs Currie, . who. was V, were
held in ; Wingham . on' Tuesday
•
THAT Patricia Cranston of St:
, Helens , has . secured a position
at the office` of Bruce Municipal
Telephone System,Kincardine.
Miss Cranston :is, a graduate of
Goderich Business College. ,
THAT Rev. H W. - Strapp preach-;
ed farewell services at 'Lucknow
United Church on . Sunday. He
is retiring after 41 years in the
ministry. Rev. and Mrs. Strapp
will spend several weeks at their
cottage at Chapieau in Northern
Ontario. prion to Mr. Strapp act-
ing •as supply minister• at Pres-
ton for few months:
' Barry Lane McQuillin received
a Bachelor of Arts Degree from'
Waterloo University College: at
the Spring Convocation held on
May 23. with an "A" standing '
He has gained the full degree
requirements by. Extension and.
Summer School':in the .last six
years while teaching in Waterloo....
The last year Barryhas been Vice
Principal of Central School
Hespeler ..
Barry is married: to the • former
Susan Scott' of Waterloo and they
have one:. daughter, Jill, age.'threa:
Barry is the younger son.of .Mr.
and Mrs. Fred,McQuillin of R.R.
1, Lucknow.
c biklren of the "community will be held DURING THE.
MONTH OF JULY at the. LUCKNOW TOWN HALL..,
• Morning Classes From '9:00 .to .12:00
For Ages. 5 to 12 Years •
NO children under kindergrarten •gage.
Spenbsored Free of, Charge by:
LUCKNOW.. RECREATIONAL COMMITTEE
Leaders Donna Ritchie and• Donna $ukosn
THAT• ;Mrs. . Ted : McClenaghan,
Mrs- Garfield. MacDonald and
Mrs. Ross Cumming of Lucknow
attended the Ontario Horticulture
• Convention of Ottawa' on June
23 .,and 24. They made .the trip
by bus from ,Mildmay . with
other delegates.;
THAT Peter Huizenga and 'belay
of Clinton took possession of the.
• Gordon Elliott farm at Amberley
about three weeks ago.. The sale
was made by F. C. ' Van Eyl,
agent for John Bosveld, Realtor,.
r
THAT a . benefit dance,.. arranged
by ;a group of thoughtful neigh
bours and friends, was held for.
Donald Nicholson in. the Dun-
gannon Hall on Friday night.
The-___efforLwas:_a-.fine- success
and Donald and his wife were
presented with about $300. "Din-,
"Hie" as he' is commonly known,
:was. severely •injured in.'a bush
accident near Paisley; recently
and was in serious 'condition in
London Hospital ,for •a time. He
is about again and is progress-
ing quite` well,.. •
. -
THAT Mrs. Harvey Houston of
Holyroodwas a recent guest
speaker of the .Paisley- Women's
Institute when. they . celebrated
¥heir 65th Anniversary. ' Mrs.
Houston showed slides , on •the
A.C:W.W. trip to Dublin, Ireland,
Fruit Market
YOUR uLowEsT PRIMA FOlibLAND
NABISCO, 12 Oz, ` SAVE TO.9c
Shredded .Wheat ,Sale.. 2 Pkg 49c
f
HEINZ 11 OZ
Tomato : Ketchup
KRAFT ti OZ.-
Cheez Whiz
SAVE TQ 9c
2 Bottles 4$i:
SAVE. TO 12c
Jar 67c.
FOUR SEASON'S. COMPARES. TO We VALUE. SAVE TO 29c
Luncheon: Meat 2 Tins 89c
FOR CANNING BUY NOW
Sugar50 lbs. GranulatedX3.99.
WESTON'S RAISIN OR APPLE .LOWEST PRICE EVER!
ries On .Super Sale 3 For 1�
Get-.Yoiir....Firm,'.'Taflgy.McsAfld:.
Spys :Here
WE SELLS FOR. LESS
PHONE 5211-3420.
VALUES EFFECTIVE•
JU$E Tr,
THAT F. C. Van Ey) a Lucknow ,'THAT Audrey Ritchie, daughter
returned. ,last, Thursday from a' 3: Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ritc.
4 week holiday ;in Holland, Bel -,i of .Lucknow,.,is in ,Sick.; Children'
gium, , France and. Germany. Hospital London. She was admit
He made the trip -by air from .1 ted; on Tuesday of last w
Melton. While 'Mrs. Van Eyl, `1 . where she is receiving tests..
withthree friends, were .enroute .' :
to Melton to meet 'his plane'they ",THAT friends and former• aqui
were in a car accident. No one lances of Rev.. Wilfred Wright
was . injured but the •car . , was. Sarnia,' and formerly minister.
a complete loss., 1 Si; Peters ' Anglican, Church
Lucile**, were, pleased to'
THAT • Mr. and Mrs' ' Harold Tan- .I I. him at St. Peters anniversa
•Her of ' Lucknow, . •who' recently ' services' Sunday and eta lu
sold their Lucknow' home to Cecil . eon :seeirid on the .church la
•Garniss, moved last Saturday' to afterwards.' Other special ev-'
Wingham •wljere Mr. Tanner is', in Hie • community prev
employed,; The Garniss , family sOn from attending the servi
will Move here on Friday. of this' and renewing acquaintances w'
week:'" , . Mr. Wright..
The, Teeswater
Registration rw*r1t be in the' Assembly 'of the Town Iall
•THURSDAY, JUNE 30th — 0:00 to 10:00
• p.m.
SATURDAY, JULY 2nd — 2.00. to '5:00 p.m,
Sponsored by Lucktrow and Dist, riot LIoIL Club .
$5.00 per old $12.00 per Family
• . Harvey Kilpatrick is back in ,
Victoria Hospital again and last
•• week underwe t surgery on Thurs-
day to relieve a -kidney condition
which developed during' Harvey's
six month hospital stay. `
. The Belfast fanner was injured'' in
a trafficaccident last. Christmas
and only recently returned from
Victoria Hospital in London after
six months confinement. X rays.
'lin Goderich last week revealed that
'the badly fractured leg, . which had
kept' Harvey in hospital all that
-time, has not knit as wet and
(another period of hospitalization
is expected in order to attend the
deg..
Harvey was able to be about on
,crutches while hone but could not
put any weight on the ;lig. As it
tood last week, he was back where
e started six months ago anal •
aturally is quite discouraged at
.his lack of progress,
►on't Forget
Lucknow Business•
Men's Assoc.
STORE HOURS
• LUCKNOW BUSINESS MEN'S ASSOCIATION HAS DECIDED
ON THE FOLLOWING HOURS ON THE WEEKEND.•OF THE
JULY 1st HOLIDAY.
Open Thursday Aflernoon
And Thursday Eveni June 30,
ClosedAll Day � � �y JuI1sf
Open 5at., July nd Until 6 p.m.
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