The Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-07-15, Page 8THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO 0 WEDNESDAY, JULY 15th, 1953
WATCH FOR OUR
STARTING
r.
i
BORN
►
►
* 41
.<•
OCTOGENARIAN WAS
DRUMMING SATURDAY
►
*
►
►
►
►
T •* . •
: July Clearance
X - SALE
. STARTING ‘ ^1
SATURDAY, JULY 18
.THAT‘ Provincial Officer Hugh
Rutherford, son -of W. and
Mrs. Wm. Rutherford of West
Wawanosh, has been transfer
red from. Walkerton to the
Perth district detachment. Hugh
was at Walkerton four yeaYs;
SOLVE
• i . ...... ■ * . .
Your Decorating Problems
the'
Economy Way
Call ift and
. our amazingly .
NEW LOW PRICES ON PAINTS
ASHTON’S
MEF^,
’ <
.<
<
i, LADIES’ and CHILDREN’S WEAR ’
Piece Goods and Woollens
Al A A A Al A4AA44AA a A A
ARMSTRONG—in
General Hospital op Sunday, July
12fh, 1953, to Mr. arid Mrs., Rus
sell Armstrong^ a son, Dale Rus-
■■ sell. ".
;l ' BUSHELL—in Kincardine Hos-
> pital/ on Tuesday, July 7n 1953,
to Mr. and Mrs. Morley Bushell,
R. 2/ Holyrood, a daughter.
’ IRVIN — at Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on Wednesday, July 8,
1953, to Mr. and Mrs. Russell ir-'
vin, R. 7; Lucknow,sqij-----’---
NICHOLSON—in Wingham Gen
eral Hospital, on Saturday, July
4th, 1953, to Mr. and Mrs* John
^Nichplson_ofjLucknow, ia- daugh-
ter:
ALTON. — jn Wihgham General
Hospital, On Sunday, July 5th,
* 1953, to Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Al
ton, R. 7, Lucknow, a son.
HAMILTON—in Wingham Gen-
. eral Hospital on Monday^Ahily 6,
. 1953, to Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Ham
ilton, R. 6, Lucknow, a son, Mich
ael Victor.
THOMPSON — at Centre Grey
‘ Hospital, Markdale, on Tuesday,
July 7th, 1953, to Mr. and Mrs.
George Thompson, Feversham,
(forrherly Muriel Watt of White
church), a son, Charles William. .
THAT Rev. T. C. Wilkinson has
been inducted as minister of
Thorndale arid Bethesda United
churches.- He was previously at
Belmont and was, a former min.T_.
ister at St. Helens and White
church.
( On Saturday morning an inter
esting fife and drum performance
was staged at the home of Mr.
arid Mrs. Bert Ward, especially
for Mrs. John Little, ’ Lucknow '
nonagenarian.
Mrs. Little was 91in the spring
and this year marked the’ first
time she was unable to \be on
the street bright and early on the
Glorious 12th.
However, Mrs. Ward had her
-bedecked’iirher~whitlB”dfW,'’ with
sash and badge, and seated on a
THAT while visiting here in the
spring, Carman Beatori of De
troit subscribed to The-Sen
tinel. This week he sent -us a,
copy of the June 24th issue and
Attached a note, which read in
part: “We certairily enjoy the
paper very much. Only regret
we didn*t take it y$$rs ago”.
—o— ... '
THAT Peritland Brothers Hava
‘ bought DriTSherwood’s farm bn
Concession 6, .'Ashfield” Jim
hasn’t being enjoying good
health for some time and has
. .(to give up farming. Mr. and
Mrs. iSherwood will continue to
reside on the farrii for the time
being at least. .
THAT a reception was held in
Ripley On Friday evening in
honor of. Mr. Jand Mrs. William
Kempton (Janet Campbell) ~of-
Amberley. The young couple
Finlay Decorators
’Phone 218, Lucknow
. •’ • • V ” ■ '•
I
ir
chair.in front of the house-.when ? Avere Presented with a purse
the /bandsmen arrived to delight
J)er with their fifing and' drum
ming———— ——, —— —- • • ’
And the highlight of this per
formance was the drumming of
84-year-old James McQuillin of
West Wawanosh, who still can
beat a lively drum despite his
age; Charles and Fred McQuillin
arid Wellington Henderson: were
the others who took part. •"
Lodges from this district cele
brated in Goderich where more
than 1000 Orangemen paraded.
Best dressed lodge in the parade
went to the Amiberley boys* The
LucknOw Pipe Band* was also in
attendance..
r ’ • • *■ ■■
THAT Mr. and Mrs Victor Dutnirr
of' Wingham and formerly of
- Lucknow, have moved to Lon
don to make their home. Prior
•• to- her departure a surprise
party was held in Mrs JDurnin’s
honor, at, which shp..was-pro-
sented with an end table and
lamp.
of mopey.
'■ ■■ ■■ ’• — o—- ...: ,...."
-THAT—the—Evening—Auxiliary—of-
ithe United Church held their
annual picnic meeting last
Thursday at the Thompson cot
tage at Amberley Beach* / J z r y-
THAT Wayne Jamieson enter
tained several of i his little
friends on his 5th birthday on
Saturday, July 11th.
THAT from Regina, Steve Stoth-
ers writes that there are some
fine crops7 in that district, but-
rain and hail are giving therir
a difficult fime. From a visit
atr Tisdale with his brother Ike,
he went out to ;dgema to call
on Ecf Kilpatrick (a sori of John
Kilpatrick off the Sixth), Steve
also saw Mrs. Jos. Smeltzer
who. left Lanesville in 1910.
They enquired about everybody
in the district, he said. I
. —o—- ..
“C
THAT .there wasn’t anyone at
■ Embro on July 1st, who ‘enjoy-
..„T^.„thls annuM’ Scottish event-
mdre than Neil MacCallum.
Neil accompanied Mr, and Mrs.
Ed Baker and Victor and Grant
< Rutherford. Grant .had' intend
ed tof compete in sorhe of the
■ (contests such as the shot put,
but these were not held.
'• . -r-o—? ‘ ’
THAT, a new self-administered
anaesthetic has been introduc
ed at Goderich Hospital and
- was used for the first- time by>
Mrs. William Bradley of God
erich, formerly Ettabelle Web
ster, in giving birth to a
daughter. ' She claimed the
_ anaesthetic was wonderful... j
THAT Alvin B: Hamilton is now
. operating a milk route for Kin
cardine Creamery: He is pick-_
irig up milk on the Second*
Concession and Boundary and I
goes
. West
into Asrifieldy--prdceeding
to Kintail.
■ — o—
Mrs. Harold Ritchie wasTHAT
guest of honor at an afternoon
tea held last week at the home
of Mrs. V. A. Mowbray at which
the neighbors on “the hill” pre
sented Mrs. Ritchie, who has
moved “down street”, with a
cup arid saucer.
——O—-- ■
THAT Mr; arid Mrs. Tom Colwell
./ have riioved from St.-Helens to
Ripley to make their home.
* They sold their St., Helen’s
property to Ross Erringtbn.
——O—— . i . '
I
Help
Wanted
.... • ....... ..
VACANCIES
tor . 'j'.
FEMALE PERSONNEL
Excellent Working Conditions
Vacation With Pay
Hospital Plan
APPLY TO
Botany Dryspinners
RBJG’D,
KINCARDINE, Ont;
. Phone 450
-9
FINISH FEDERAL VOTERS’
LISTS THIS WEEK < e
HOT WEATHER
COOLERS
at
I. G. A.
Libby’s
Tomato
LG. A.
Blended Juice, 20 oz. 2 for 29c
LG,,A^;. ;
Prepared Mustard, 6 oz. ..
Kam..... .................
I.G.A.
Raspberry Jam, 24 oz^
Jello x................... 3 for
Juice, 48 oz. ...27c
10c
31c
37c
29c
?.
f
Dainty Rice ...J............ lb. 20c
For Iced Tea — Salada
Brown Label, lb. 53c
California '
Lemons, large size .... 6 for 29c
Sunkist Oranges—
- 220’s ........;
288’s . f. ..
Peaches .....
L,——
.... 39c
: 25c
6 for 25c
SMITH’S FOOD MARKET
Why. Pay, More? Shop at . Smith’s I. G^ A Market
*
MEN’S WEAR ... < •
r
THAI' Miss Margaret Salkeld,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. J.
Salkeld, is taking a summer
course in history and French
, at Western University, London.
^kX.Margaret teaches school at
Duncan, B.C. - .She came east
: . by motor. Her sister,.’ Miss
Helen Salkeld, who is serving
as an entomologist. w^th. the
' . Dominion Department of Agri
culture, is /.spending the suiri-
\ mer in the Holland Marsh area,
conducting an investigation
. aimed at finding some means b£
controlling the insect which
causes damage to carrot Crops/
■ J- ' ' . ' >' ' ■ . '• ■■
. THAT Jim Begley of Moose Jaw,
arid Warner. Begley of Parls<
ville, B.C., visited with Mrs.
Margaret Sprouljan.d-, Mrs.^Mil
lion for a week? They attended
a family reupion at the home
- —o fHrheir~7sfet ei7
Grade VIII
VIII vocal,
Congratula-
THAT Shirley Burden has suc-
‘ cessfully passed the Royal Con
servatory of Music of Toronto
examinatioris in
piano and Grade
held at Goderich,
tions Shirley!
- ■ ■ ~~o—~ j
THAT Mr. and Mrs. Ross McLen
nan (Shirley Johnston) were
honored at a reception in, the
Ripley Township Hall. Jim
Blue made the address and a
purse of money was presented
the: newly weds by Bill Mc-
Creath.
. • —O— •
THAT Miss Nancy Tuck of Wing-
ham commenced her duties the
first' of the month as steno-
, grapher at the Bank of Mori-
treal. ■ —i—■
s
-of—their—Sfeter; Mrs: Oliver
Smith of Ripley.. It was 35 years
sipce Jim had been here arid
ten years since they had seen
Warner..
rt • .. ,'
THAT Balfour „McLeahT-_snn- nf-
Mr. and Mrs. Bert McLean of
Kincardine and formerly of
Kinlough, has joined the staff
of. the Royal Bank at Kincar^
- dine.
Printing of the voters’ lists for
the Dominion election is? being '
completed this week. ?Enumera
tors’ lists- are subrnitted to the
Tiding returning officer for \
checking, and are then distribut
ed to the printers; The printing
the middle of this week. .. .
Enumerators are required to be
at their place—of- residence _ on ,
Thursday, July 23 from 10.00 a.m.
to 10:00 p.m. standard time to take
care of omissions pr correction
which electors bring, to their at
tention.
Enumerators in this vicinity are
as follows: Lucknow; Donald Mc
Lean, Fred Nixon, Wm. G. Arm
strong.'' ' ■'
.Kinloss: No.. 1, James McEwan,
JY.; No. 2, J. R. Lane; No. 3, P?
A. Murray; No. 4, Frank Mac- .
Kenzie; No. 5, J, Wesley Tiffin;
No 6, Ross McGregor./ „
West Wawanosh: No. 1, Wm.
A. Stewart; No. 2, J.ohn Foran;
No. 3, Ross Murray ; No. 4, Cairns
Aitchisoh; No? 5, Archie Ait'chi-
son; No. 6, H. P. Jefferson*
—?Ashfield:-No^.—ly-MTs~GracirMt"------
Dairmid; No. 2/ Walter Claire;
No. 3, Wm. Helm; No. 4, John
Bennett; No. t-5, Dennis Daltori;
No. 6, Ll°yd MacDonald;. No; 7.
John McLerinari.
.MEN’S PYJAMAS of fine quality closely woven cottonf
. broadcloth in plain shades with smart pi#ed trim. All sizes,
\ priced at .................................... $4.50 a pair
.... v '."v ;
STRIPED COTTON PYJAMAS in iwpular shades, $3.98 ^p
reduced to clear . .. ?
SWEATSHIRTS OF. COTTON JERSEY
. Softly fleeced lined-white only, $1^95
PAINTER’S WHITE OVERALLS ’
/ v Cotton drill—Price $3.95
BOYS’ RAYON GABARDINE PANTS
with self belt. Colors blue; grey, brownPriced at $4 95 fa $5;2& j^ir F
■ ■'./I.\ '
I
Ottawa Valley
PURE WOOL MOTOR RUGS
Scotch tartans—-Size 54x66—Price' $7.95
.. °Y' RWE wool blankets
, Slight imperfections classed ds seconds . ■
60x80—■ Sn petal
V . ’ v
60x80 — Special $8.95
.TERRY TOWELS
49c each —- 95c a pr.
....
I
>
J*