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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9th, 1954 . THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, .ONTARIO PAGE THREET
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Verna Devol.in of daughter, Mrs. Andrew
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Twenty-eight high school
elementary industrial arts
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KINLOUGH RE
ORDAINED
were forced
Rev. G, N.
Huron,, con-
and in' hi§
Davies of
Sanderson’s
LADIES and MEN’S WEAR
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RECTOR WAS
ON SUNDAY
Percival Prest,
Freezers, Dryers; Washers
HALDENBY ELECTRIC
Kinlough
Phone Ripley lll-r-29
SUNDAY, JUNE 13th
10 a.m.: Sunday School. '
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Nylon Gloyes......
Housedresses ......
WANTED!
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FIVE DAYS PER WEEK
Permanent Position — ages 16 to 39
REGULAR WAGE INCREASES
SPECIALS
Nylon Work Sox _>.. 98c
Boys’ Sox ........... .ZlL 59c
FOUNDATION GARMENTS
Complete selections in Corselettes, Brassier;, Corsets*
} Girdles, Belts, etc.
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..... 2 Bunches
3 In Bunch,
DRESSES ,
JUST ARRIVED — NEW SUMMER STYLES
Misses’, Women and Teen-Agers; Linens, Nylons, Cottons,
Sheers ... colorful, practical, washables ., . priced for bud*
get buyers for. weddings, afternoon and sport wear.
LARGE ASSORTMENT
Women's and Girls’ Blouses, Skirts;; Separates, Slacks,
Jeans; Shorts, Bathing Suits.
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LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH
Minister:
Rev. G. A. Meiklejohn,
B.A., B.D.
SUNDAY, JUNE 13th
10 a.m.: Church School.
11 a.m.: The Response of a
Christian.
Members of > the Masonic
Lodge will be guests.
7 p.m.: Report of Conference.
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Presbyterian Church
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j bell, Ph.D., Toronto. |
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Donald MacLean . and Fred
Jackson leave Friday on a trip,
to visit friends in Chicago and
Evanston..
Miss Donalda McQuai^ of Tor
onto, spent the week-end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dick
McQuaig.
Miss Agnes Tennant of Walk
erton is spending a couple of
. weeks with /Misses Annie and
Jessie MacKay,
Dave Jewitt of Kitchener spent
the week-end with his mother,
Mrs Annie Jewitt, who returned
to Kitchener with him for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. AUister Bird of
Brussels spent last Friday after
noon with their uncle and aunt,
Mr. ahad Mrs. Sam Durnin.
Mr. and Mrs. Guest Mitchell
and baby. Pam of Preston spent
a recent week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. Redvers Johnson.
Rev. G. A. Meiklejohn and Mr.
T. A. Cameron spent th^ past
few days at Conference at Ham
ilton. ~
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Mrs. Edward Little has not
been enjoying good health and
was taken to Wingham Hospital
on Monday.
Miss Florence MacDonald of
Holyrood who has been a student
at the__^Ripley^-District...High:
School has accepted a secretarial
position in the Toronto Stock Ex
change.. r '
Mrs. T. H. Alton,' Miss Alma
Alton- and Mrs. Flora Andrew of
vi-th Miss Flora Webster at. Maplg/ Lane”.
< Mrs. Roy Teeft, daughter Mary '
Jane and son Allan, Roy of Dunn-
ville spent a week’s holiday with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
Culbert,jSnd her sister, Mi;s. Gor
don Brooks and Mr. Brooks,
The' regular meeting of .■ the
Lucknow Women’s Institute will
be held in the Town Hall on
-F-ri da yy-J u n e—Hith—a t--2t3 0?-Ho st^y
esses, Mrs. A. J. Wilson,, Mrs.
Russell/ Robertson, Mrs. Annie
Jewitt, Mrs. Wm. McGill. It is
hoped to have the tickets for
the Stratford Festival at this
meeting.
Among those from a distance
attending the funeral , of Nelson
E. BuShell were: Mr/and Mrs.
Orah Crawford, London; Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Heritage, Toronto;
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kelley/ Belleville; Mr. and^ Mrs. A. Sinclair,
Aylmer; Mr. ’ and Mrs. T. A.
Gagen,. London; Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Lotan and Mrs. Lawrence
Babcock of Glencoe; Miss Helen
McKellar of Alvinston, Mr. and
Mrs. Wim. Melville, Alliston: Mr.
and Mrs. Clair MacDougall, of
Chesley; Mr. and Mrs. Perry
Bushell of Toronto; Mrs. Edgar
Franks, Harnilton; Mr. and Mrs.
"George“Hewitsorrof“0wen“Sound;-
Mr. and Mrs/ Jack Campbell of
Seaforth; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mc
Guire of Bayfield; R. M. Knapp
of Toronto; James McQuaid of
Seaforth; J./ Stephens of Wing-
London, spent the week-end with'ham; Robert Card of Stratford;
Mrs. W. Q. Andrew. Mrs. George Taylor, of. Clinton/
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Lucknow Ontario
. Miss Bertha Al.lin of Toronto
spent the week-end here.
Mr. and Mrs. George Joynt
have returned from a trip to Chi
cago.
-Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Woods
and-children Ted and Nancy of
Guelph spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hackett.
D, “A. MacDonald of Ldchalsh
is a patient in St, Joseph’s Hos
pital?, Xjondpn, where He under
went an operation.
Visitors . at Kelso MacNay’s
with Mr, Harry McMullen were
Mr. and Mrs. Humphreys, Mr,
and Mrs. Davis of Toronto, also
Mi-,. and/. Mrs,/ Orville Free of
Dungann.on.
’ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lane of Bel
mont' were v week-end visitors
with relatives in the community
and attended the Hackett-Leaver
wedding at .Brick United * Church
on Saturday.
Mr. Harry . McMullen, who is
88, and makes his home with Mr,
and Mrs. Kelso MacNay, visited
in Ripley* last, week with an old
friend, George Hodgins..
Miss Betty Granger/Miss Win
nie Stewart, Mr. Ken Grant of
London and Mr. Carl Wagner of
.Stratford. Were Sunday-..visitors
with Mr. and
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Miss. Olive
friend, Miss
Toronto were week-end visitors
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LOCAL TEACHER
ENOS SEMESTER
and
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structors from various parts of
Southern Ontario climaxed/ their
first semester of a Wayne Univer
sity extension course in indust
rial education with a display of
teaching aids Saturday at Knoll
wood Park School, London.
The course, the only one of its
kind in Canada, began February
27. Classes were held at Central
Collegiate and two instructors,
Dr. Charles Sechrest of Detroit
and Bert Merinie, of Windsor,
/were brought in. .......
Students Commute
Classes were held each Satur
day from 9 ami. tp 4 p.m. and
members, who came > from as far
away as Pickering oh the east
and Sarnia on the west, commut
ed each Saturday.
Twentyrseven are studying for
a Bachelor of Science’ in Educa
tion while one is working for a
-Master of: Education degree. The
course is a four-year one.
Registration for the fall, term
which begins September 18 is
100 percent and 15 more have
applied to Wayne University for
admittance.
Mr. . H.i B. Burden, industrial
arts teacher at Lucknow District
High School, is taking this four-
y.ear course. Mr. P. W. Hoag was'
his guest on Saturday at the act
ivities which climaxed the close
of the first semester,
Rev. John
tor of the Bervie, Kinlough, Kin-
garf Parish, was one of fourteen
young men ordiained as priests, of
the~Anglican Church in a two-
hour-and-a-half Service. held at
.St. James (Westminster)/Angli
can Church on Sunday.
—The congregation, which came
from many points in Ontario, was
so large that some
to stand. The Rit.
Luxton, bishop of
ducted the service,
sermon Rev. J. A.
Woodstock exhorted the ordin
ants to “ibe on fire with a zeal
and determinatiqri”.
Rev. Prest’s parents were for
mer residents of Lucknow, where
his father was at one time man
ager of the Bank of Montreal.
While residents of the Village
their son Harry- lost his life in
a wartime. planex crash at Rivers,
Manitoba.
GETSILVERSERVICE
ON 25th ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas. Hackett
of' Concession 10, Ashfield, were
twenty-five years married on
Saturday, June 5th, <and to cele
brate the occasion, the family
staged a gathering on'Friday ev
ening, when they presented their
parents, wi'th a lovely silver tea
service.
A family supper and social,. eV?
ening complete with a three-tier
wedding cake and decorations
marked the event.
All members of the family were
present: Mr. and ,Mr$. Donald
Hackett and daughter, Rosalea;
Mr- and Mrs. / Earl Jamieson
(DonaIda) and daughter♦ Sharon;
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Hackett and
Mr. and Mrs. Jim. Erringtori
(Freda) and daughter. Sjandra;
and Lois, Bame, Joyce and“Katjv
leen Hackett.
RUMMAGE SALE THIS
SATURDAY, RAIN OR SHINE
The Boy Scout rummage sale
was rained out on Saturday, but
will go ahead this. Saturday, June
712 th, rairi 'or shine/ The sale will
be held at. the' Post Office corner,
on Saturday evening, and in case
of bad1'" weather will be fieldin
the arena.
Scouts
homes for donations On Friday
evening arid the. 'business places
on Saturday morning. Rural resi
dents, who may have donations
fof the' Scouts, may . leave them
at their convenience with any
'member of the Scout Committee,
or bring them to “the s£le
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OBITUARY
MRS. DUNCAN MacDONALD
A lifelong and. beloved ; resi7
dent of the community, Mrs. Dun
can MacDonald passed away on
.Monday, May 31st, at the home
of her
Ritchie
Donald
months
a stroke. She was 86 years of
ajge. , .../ •
-Mrs. MacDonald was formerly
Mary Dunlbp Gillies, daughter of
the late John Gillies, and Mar
garet Hamilton. She was born in
Kinloss Township on February
5th, 1868, and had spent her life
in this community, residing in>
West Waw;anosh Township fol-
-lowing—her marriagetoHDuncari
MacDonald, who predeceased her
several year^ ago. #
The funeral service was held
at the Ritchie home, on Wednes
day afternoon, conducted by Rev.
J. R. Dickinson of Ashfield Cir
cuit. Interment was in Greerihill
Cemetery with. George McRob
erts, Mark Armstrong, Joe Foran,
Dynes Campbell^ Cyril Campbell
and Graydon Ritchie /acting as
pallbearers. Nephews acted as
flower bearers, Jack Gillies, H.
D. MacDonald* Angus , MacDon
ald, Gordon MacDonald, Bill Rin-
toul, GordonRintoul, Norman
MacDonald, Charlie MacDonald.
Mrs. MacDonald is survived by
one/ daughter (Dpnalda), Mrs.
SALMON ’ __ __ 3 for 99c j
INTERLAKE TISSUE ’ _ r 1 8 rolls $1 00
CANNED TOMATOES, 28 oz. _____ 2 for^35c
CANNED CORN, 15 oz., 15c *— 2 for 29c
CANNED PEAS, 15 oz. 16c «—- 2 for 31c
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FRESH VEGETABLES AND FRUITS
.......... ..... 2 lbs.
18c-pkgv-—-2~for-35c
19c'
35c
25c
49c
49c
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CELLOTOMATOES
TOMATOES
SUNKIST ORANGES, 288’s
SUNKIST ORANGES, 344’s
SUNKIST ORANGES, 220’s
GRAPEFRUIT, 9G’s / .......
RADISH . ■
CELERY HEARTS ... .
/■-..HEAD..LETTUCE..^....,^^..^--..
j POTATOES, y75 lb* bag .......
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I Lucknow Fruit Market
’Phone 119 Delivery Service Anytime
“If It Grows We Have It”
ELECTRIC MOTOR
SERVICE
Armature and Field. Winding,
Brushes, Bearings, Etc.
— Reliable Service —
Gilson Sales -—
— Electrical Appliances
Andrew Ritchie of Ashfield; foul
sons, Ewen of Alberni, B.C.; Geo.
of Alberta; Peter of Wingham;
Jack of Leamington; one sister
(Lizzie), Mrs.* D. C. MacDonald
of St. Helens; a. brother, George
Gillies of Bi|g Beaver, Sask.; and
nine grandchildren, Dianne, Hil
da and Calvin Ritchie; John, Jin^
Mary Anne MacDonald, Dunean
and Jeanette MacDonald and
Gordon MacDonald.
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