HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-03-11, Page 8WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1953
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KIN LOUGH
200 Pounds Of
* Orland Richards,
Raynard Ackert,
A. E. McKim,
1 Steve Stothers,
Committee Chairman.
. Eniest Blake, .
T. A. Cameron,/,
, Kenneth Murdie, ,
a/ Rev. G* Meiklejohn,
Pastor.*
PAGE EIGHTH THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
I SEE BY THE SENTINEL
(Continued front page 1) .
THAT Bessie- Reavie, Elizabeth
Webster, Marilyn Kilpatrick
and. Donna Johnston /sang a
’ number at the morning service
in the United Church. /’:
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THAT there were thirteen tables
at the Monday, night Shoot
party. High score winners were
Mrs. Barkwell and Howard
“ Harris: Consolation prizes went-
. to Mrs. J. C. Armstrong;, arid
’•<« Fred Jackson. >
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THAT ‘ the ifirst of a< series of
( inoculations for diphtheria,
• whooping cough, lockjaw and
smallpox, ‘ wiR be conducted
next Tuesday morning in the
Recreational Centre by officials
of the Bruce County Health
Unit The clinic is for children
over three months. - -
THAT Arnold Alton placed third
in the senior seed judging com-
(petiiiori ut the Huron Co. Seed
i. ■ Fair, at. Clinton last week. He
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scored 680 marks out of a poss
ible 800. The first place win
ner, Earl McSpadden,. scored
718 points. In. the junior judg
ing Frank Alton had a score
of 663 and Lome Hackett 629.
THAT Provincial Constable Bruce
Woods Of Kincardine has been
transferred to Dundas, where
he reported for duty the first
of the week.
other people who help support it, (
^'DOING-WHAT-YOU-WOULPTDG-IF-Ybu^WtRE-^HEREi^—
TO DO YOUR (EST TOR OTHERS,
GIVE generously TO YOUR RED CROSS
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BED CROSS DONATIONS
(Continued from page 1)
R. C. Whitby 100; Len Ritchie
1.00; Mrs. Marshall 2.00; Flora
. and i John McDonald 1.00; Mrs.
Rena’McNab 10.00; Clair Agnew
2.00; Clark Finlayson 1.00; Mor
gan Henderson 15.00; Mrs. J. W.
. Henderson 10.00; James Hender-^
son 15.00; Wm, Fisher 2.00; Kair-
shea W. I. 25.00; Jbhn W. Hen
derson Lumber Company 50.00;
Donald Henderson 15.00; A
Friend 1.00; Donald McLean 5.00;
■n Alex Havens 2.00; Mrs. Eweri Mc
Kenzie 2.00; Harvey Webster 2.00;
Albert McQuoid 2.00; Thos. Burris
5.00; Jas. DeGruchey 1.00; Ted
Howey 1.00; Jane Bowman 1.00;
Mrs. A. D. Armstrong .20; Esther
McGill 1.00; Dan Smith 5.00; Mrs.
King’. 1.00; Miss Martelman .50;
Mrs. Shaddick .50; Mrs. Ed Little
2*00; Jessie andfc AnnieMacKay 25.00. .
Christine Describes
“My First Days As A Woman”
• Christine Jorgensen, the wo
man who once was a man, tells
about the „ plastic surgery opera
tion that completed her trans
formation. Also, in The American
Weekly with this coming Sun
day’s (March 15) issue? of The
Detroit Sunday Times, she .quotes
frotm hfeartrrending letters receiv
ed from hundrecls of unfortunates
“lost between the stexes”.
10.00; Mrs. Wilson Hamilton 1.00;
Betty Miller 1.00; Redvers John
ston 2.00; Joe^ Wasney 2.00; Jas.
McNaughton . 1.00; Agnes Mc-
-Quaig 5.00; Mrs. R. V. McKenzie
2.00; Mrs. D. C. Taylor 1.00; Rds-
zella Mullin 2.00; Mrs. Barbara
Stothers LOO; Mrs./ Nellie Scott
2.00; Jack Fisher 1.00; H. M._ Mc
Lennan 5.00; . W. B. Anderson
2 Maple Leaf Lard, lb ......
■ IGA Blended Juice, 48 oz. ;.. ..... 31c
5S Campbell’s Vegetable Soup ................/ 2 for 25c
■ Nature’s Best Choice Cream Corn. ...; 2 for 25c5 Shredded Wheat ..... . .. . 2 for 31c
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THAT for copies of the February
4th issue our thanks to Mrs.
' Melinda Nivins, R. 1, Clinton
and to Mrs. Harvey Webster.
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THAT at a Clansmen meeting on
Friday night, the financial
statement revealed / that the.:
Club had liquidated (the debt
personally assumed in connec-
■" 'lion with the Recreational Cen
tre. "Other outstanding inciden-
tials show the Club to be $42.65
in the red, and a , spring dance
is planned to wipe out this
deficit
THAT Legion Auxiliary shoot
club winners for last Friday
ni^ht were: high lady, Mrs.
Lome Johnston; high man, Mel
—Stanley- and Peter; Johnston;
consolation prize, Mrs. William
Stimson. Prizes were donated
Iby Ernie Crawford, Mrs. R. E.
Forster and Mrs. A. Solomon.
There were nine tables.
THAT a note from Mr. Stanley
J. Pymm at Hotel Irvin in New
York City says that his return’
to the Village may be delayed.
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Swap it! Sell it! Rent it! Buy
it! Use Sentinel Want Ads. ,
| WHY FAY MORE? SHOP AND SAVE AT YOUR I.G.A. STORE! ■
And SAVE On Qur Everyday Low Prices. ’
16c Try some French Roquefort cheese for lunch J
Tomatoes,. 14 oz. cello .....23c. ■
Grapefruit, large *..7...5 for 29c "
Florida Juicer Oranges, 250*s ............ 29c ■
Sunlcist Oranges, 220’s, doz. . ..................... 35c 2
Celery, large stalks 3 for 21c ■
Spinach, 10 oz. cello ............ 19c "
i MARKET I
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LADIES
Pi^re Silk Headsquares Leather Belts 45c to 98c
$1.39 to4$1.89 novelty and tailored styles.
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EASTER NdVELTiES
We have, a good supply of Easter Novelties, Eggs,
7”- Bunniesf Lambs, Chickens and Baskets. ;
; Prices range from 8dc -
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■ MEN..;.
Fiirte Shirts “Sanforized” ■
sizes 14 to 17
$2.95 each — 2 for $5.75
“Snag Proof” Smocks
$4.50 and $4.95
FREE Hankie with each
garment /
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o ~~0neJMore-W^eek Only To-Jluy-Your
WINTER UNDERWEAR AT 20 PERCENT OFF
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FATHER and SON BANQUET
LUCKNOW UNITED CHURCH
Thursday, March 19th
- - 7.00 pan.
ADDRESS—“Character Building”, by Rev. W. A. Young,
B.S.A., Chaplain Ontario Agricultural College.
Tickets $l«50 each. Bring your son/
7 If' you have no sorirborrow-pne/^^—----.........
tick^yts: may be Secured from the. following:
\ Eniest Blake, .
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Mr. and Mrs. Alex Percy vis
ited with friends in London on
Thursday. ‘
Mrs. Roy Graham entertained-
ladies in1 the community on Fri
day ,evening at .a^novelty^dem
onstration at her home.
Mrs. W. Thompson of Bervie
visited recently with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Jack Hodgins.
Mrs. Walter Kaake returned to
her hotne at Kinloss after spend
ing a few days with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Ezra Stanley. .
Ladies from here attended the
shower at Clark’s Church on Sat
urday afternoori in honor of Miss
Iris Pollock, bride-elect.
Mrs. Wm. Wall will entertain
the Sr. WA. at her home on
Thursday afternoon. /
Miss Winnie Percy, R.N., of
Woodstock, spent a 7 few days
With her riiother, Mrs. Wm. Percy
arid other meinibers of her family
here.
Mr^andMrs.-JackSchumacher
arid Helen spent Sunday at Writ
Wall’s.
Mrs. Gertrude Walsh, Jack and
ScOtt, Mr. and Mrs. Don McCosh
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Bushell spent Sunday with Mrs.
J. W. Colwell.
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Hod
gins and Don Gillespie visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Don
Bushell and Janet.
The girls riiodelled their dress
es which they completed at the
recent course “Cottons May Be
Smart”. Credit is due Mrs. F.
Thompson and Mrs. Alex Percy
for their time arid effort. The
meeting closed with / God saye
the Queen and lunch was served
by the hostess and committee.
Mrs. F. Miaulden will be the next
hostess**
Mr., and Mrs. Ronald Thacker
and family visited on Sunday
with Mr* and Mrs' Bert Nichol
son. ■ ■
The H.W.I. met on Thursday
eVeriingx^at the home of Mrs.
Frank Thompson. Mrs. R. Ackert
presided; After the usual opening
exercises,, minutes were read arid
correspondence was debit with.
$10 was voted to the Red Cross.
Plans Were made for a play “Hen
Pecked Henry” ito be presented
on Friday evening, jMarcri 13th.
Committee, Mrs. R. Ackert and
Mrs. Jim Smith. Comiriittee for
the new slate of officers: Miss
May Boyle, Mrs* Wm. - Wall arid
Mrs* Alex Percy. Program Com
mittee/ the standing committee
members' With the executive and
Mrs. Wm. Eadie and Mrs.- E. Ack-'
ert. Judges-for .the po<t holder
contest, Mrs: Harold Haidenby,
Mrs. Ross Martyn and Mrs. - jack
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KEITH r— In .Wingham General
Hospital on Tuesday^ March 10th
to Mr. and Mrs* Evan Keith (nee
Margaret Graham), a son, Brian
Hewitt. Mrs; Lome Eadie, con-1 Richard. ’ . ; '
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10c lb.
Bring your own Container.-
CASH PATO FOR
HIDES AND SKINS. ;
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N. H. HEDLEY
BUTCHER - PHONE41
verier, took charge for. the fol*
lowing program: solo, Mrs. Har*
old Haidenby; /Mrs. Ross Martyn
of Ripley Was guest, speaker and
her topic was “Ireland” and was
much enjoyed. She also favored
with a sold; current events; Mrs.
Wm. Eadie; piano solo, Coraibelle
Thompson ;. motto, Mrs. Raynard
Ackert who also conducted con*
tests. Prizes .. went to Mrs. Win.
Eadie and Mrs. Ernie Hanna for
their pot holders.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hodgins at?
tended a family dinner at Kin*
cardine on Sunday, it being the
occasion of the silver wedding
anniversary of Mr. and Mrs, Geo.
Bell. •
THE VOICE OF TEMPERANCE
A United States senator puts it. .
this way-, “The appeal for tem
perance should continually be’
made upon the high basis of the
good of the individual, the pres*
ervation of the home, the1 happi
ness of the family, the advance*
ment of community life, the de
velopment of high moral fibre
and spiritual strength of all the
people, young? middle-aged and
old’*. Trie senator might have add*
ed—the safety of the highway,
the efficiency of the worker and
the stamina of the athlete. All
these are desirable ends. The use
of alcohol, is a’ threat to every
one of ithem. This paragraph does
appeal for. resistance to the en
croachment,of alcohol.—Advt.
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