HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-07-14, Page 3WEDNESDAY, JULY 14th, 1954
HAY FIELD F1RE
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Lucknpw Fire Brigade answer
ed a call tp the Hemderson farm
at the Second Concession on
Tuesday shortly after dinner., A
fire in a hay field had spread
put of4 control apd it took the.
water supply on the truck plus
the efforts'* of a gang that gath
ered to extinguish the outbreak.
The hay was being taken oft’
on shares by Harold Austin and
was being assisted by Gib Ham
ilton and Jack and. Fraser Mac
Kinnon. An old load of hay
which had /been dumped a . year
#go, was in th4e. road and it was
set afire, and at noon spread out
of control.
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW* ONTARIO
LUCKNOW {
UNITED CHURCH j
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Rev. G. A. Meiklejohn,
B.A., B.D.
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10.00 a.nv: ^unclay" School.
11,00 a.m.: Rev. John R. Watt.j
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Local & General
Mr, and Mrs. George Tucker
apd Mr, and Mrs, J. L, MacMiL
lan were Sunday visitors ‘at Midr
land and Penetang.. ’ •
Mrs.. P. Laivrence of Gorrie
was a week-end visitor at the
Rectory with Rev. and Mrs. H. L.
Jennings. 7
Mr. and Mrs. Al. Martin and
Neddy of Detroit 'are on a motor1
trip to California.
Mrs, John MacDougall return
ed horpe after spending the past
two months with her daughter
and husband,-'Mr. and Mrs. Percy’
Crosief in. Brantford.
Mr. W, W. Hill has been visit
ing with relatives‘in Flint’. While
there he attended the wedding of
a cousin, Miss Shirley Rogers,.
Donald Finlayson and Mrs. A.
R. Finlayson visited . in . Detroit
last week with' Misses -Alice and
Annie Brown. <>.
Kenneth Gaunt of Lonctesbor'o
■is spending a few days witb his
'cousin, Murray Gaunt. ;•
Miss Karen Davidson of .Ham
ilton is 'visiting with her. aunt,'
nVI.rsTMttrs^eirTfdbertson, who also
has as- a guest 'her brother, Will
Johnston of Hamilton.
Mr. and ■ Mrs. Allan . Stewart
are. spending a week qf* their..hol
idays with Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Stewart. They visited last week
in Montreal and Quebec City.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Murdock.
•and-daughters Gai'l and Karen of
Toronto, are. holidaying at Point
.Clark.
Mr. and Mrs; A. F. Mitchell
and Boyd,and Elaine Mitchell, of
Kirkland Lake were week-end
visitors with .Mr. and Mrs.. Fred
“MaTtin. '■ ’ • ? •/
Mrs. A. E. Thompson of Lind
say is visiting this ' week with
Mrs, R. T.’• Douglas and .Miss
TTfris’t’ena MacDonald. Mr. Fred
Taylor of Toronto spent last week
.with ' them. , ■■ '. I
: Jim ' Culbert came " home test
Thursday from Victoria Hospi
tal,; London, where he had had
to return for treatment for a few
days, following an operation.'
Mr. and Mrs. Ed , Franks of i
Hamilton -visited test week with |
Mrs. N. E(, Bushel!. Mrs/Busheli,
Mr. and ’Mrs. Kenneth. Cameron
and Barbara .were their guests in
'Hamilton for the week-end.
Mr. and . Mrs. Philip Stewart
Visited in Kitchener on Sunday'
with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stewart^
and their new baby, Greg James,
-w-ho—was—-boi-n—omMune—30 th—i-n--t'Qn-~spent~test~week^end'--at-~th'e-
KINGSBRIDGE
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Doyle and
children of Detroit spent' a few
days at the home of Mr. Michael
Foley last week.
The Misses Eileen and Carolyh
Sullivan of Bolton have ,been
’ their
Mrs.
two
Sandersonfs
LADIES and MEN’S WEAR
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Lucknow |
Presbyterian Church I
SUNDAY, JULY 18th -j
110 am,: Sunday School and I
, Bible Class. . |
111 a.m.: Rev. R. G. MacMillan |
!' of Goderich. j
3 p.m.; Erskine, Dungannon, j
I Rev. R. G. MacMillan, j
I Evening Service Withdrawn |
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ELECTRIC MOTOR
SERVICE
Armature and Field Winding,
Brushes/ Bearings, Etc.
— Reliable Service —
Gilson Sale^ -r-
———Eleet-Fical—Applianees
Freezers, Dryers, Washers
HALDENBX ELECTRIC
Kinloiigh
Phone Ripley 111-r 29
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holidaying at the home of
aunts, Mrs. B. Howard and
M. O’Neill for the past
weeks.
Congratulations to Mr, &
Jas.'O’Neill upon the birth
son in Goderich Hospital recent-
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Mr, and Mrs. N. Perry and
; daughter Theresa of Detroit spent
last week-end tat the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Eayl Drennan.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clare,
were among the visitors to the
Martyrs’* Shrine at Midland last
Sunday. - . . ■
. Miss Adeline O’Keefe a n d
friend of Chicago were visiting
at the O’Keefe home last week.
Mrs. Ursula Hebert and son
George of Detroit are holidaying
with relatives, here. . ‘ *
Mr.. Michael Griffin and '.son
Frances of Flint spent a few days
at the home of Mr. Thomas Wal
lace./, • ’
-- --^M-i-s--7Desmond--O-DpnneH- was-
holidaying in Toronto for a few
days last week. . /
. Rev. Lloyd Ryan, Rev.
Sherlock, with his parents
and Mrs Sherlock of Brantford,
were recent visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. W. Clare.'
Mr. anji Mrs. Michael Martin
of Stoney Creek, Mrs. Victor
Martin and . children of Hamilton.
were recent visitors here.
Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Reichart of
Detroit ajid Sister Ursula of St.
Joseph’s Convent, London, were
Recent visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dalton.- r
!M£S; Con Hogan and Mrs. John
7 Austin spent., a few days in De
troit during the past week.
Mrs. Bass and babe of Toronto
visited at the home of her fath
er? Mr; Wm. Lannon,-last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Meyer,-
I Mr. and Mrs. Lambertus,, Mr. and
Mrs. Dennis Dalton spent Sun
day at Formosa, where Sister
Frances is holidaying at the pres
ent. time.
Congratulations to Mrs. iCath-.
erine Fitzpatrick who obtained
her certificate and license to.op-
I erate a beauty salon from the
Kitchener-Waterloo Hairdressing
School after several months of
study and apprenticeship y there.
For the summer months at least
Mrs. Fitzpatrick will continue
with this work at the home of
her mothfer, Mrs. Martha O’Neill
and we wish her every success.
Miss Frances Martin of Hamil-
Mrs.
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Mr.
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Kitchener-Waterloo -Hospital.
Dr. Helen Salkeld of the De
partment of Agriculture at Ot
tawa, spent the week-end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J.
Salkeld. Dr. Salkeld’s summer
duties are . in the Holland . Marsh
at
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<•BOYS’ ,
Bathing Trunks, T-Shirts, Shorts and Vests, Nyjon Sox,
Sport Shirts, Gaps, Belts, White Shirts.
TROUSERS — duraleen, gabardine, twill. All sizes and
materials.
JEANS — by Great West, Kitchens, etc.
CHILDREN’S — GIRLS’ — TEEN AGERS’
T-SHIRTS, assorted colors .... .......... $1.00
Gingham Blouses .for Slacks and Jeans
ANKLETS, in nylon . . . ............ 3 pair $1.00
. Girls’ Bathing Suits'Sport Hats,
Cotton Dresses and Cotton Blouses. • •
NEW SHIPMENTS
T-Shirts, Brassiers, Cotton Blouses, Cotton Dresses.
Nylon Dresses f— Slips and Panties
Sacrament- of Confirmation in St.
Joseph’s church on Wednesday
: e vening—art—870’G-pmc-—
Mrs. Jas. M, Bowler of Tor
onto and her daughter, Mrs.
O’Leary, and family of London
visited at the home of- Mr, arid
Mrs. Maurice Bowler last. week.
, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Chad
wick of Detroit spent a few days
herte." during the' past week.
s Miss Catherine McCarthy of
Detroit-visited with friends here
recently. .
. Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Gan ter, son Carl and dqbghter Ethel Marie
and husband of Detroit were re
cent visitors here,
- Mr. Albert O’Loughlin of De-
troit spent fast week-end at the
home of Mr. J. Kenney:
Mrs. Peter Vogt and daughter
of Detroit were visiting at the
home of Frank Sullivan last
Weekr~* ~• 7
Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs.
Raymond. Austin of Timmins,
Ont., upon the. birth of a daugh
ter, Mary Marlene.
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MONUMENTS
SKELTON
MEMORIALS
WALKERTON
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We are the only jtnanutai^
hirers in this part of Ontario
of high class monuments
Who import granite from the
Old Country in the rough by
; the carload and process from
rough to the finished
monument. No middleman.
When choosing a monument
come and see one of the-
largest selections in Ontario.
Established over sixty years.
Write or phone Walkerton 8
aiid. reverse charges.
SKELTON
MEMORIALS
WALKERTON ■'
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district with'
Bradford.
; Wellington
Stratford last
headquarters
McCoy was
week to see
r—SOLE AGENT
HYETT'S
celebrated
REMEDIES
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Established Over Sixty Years
UMBACH'S
DRUG STORE
PHONE 13-w, LUCKNOW
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CO-OP AUTO
INSURANCE
Can .Now Accept
TOWN RESIDENTS
& COMERCIAL TRUCKS
as wel| as the farm business/
For information consult
T. A. CAMERON, LUCKNOW,
Phone Dungannon 70-r-lO
JOHN McMURCHIE, RIPLEY,
Phone 20-r-23
DUNGANNON
Mrs. Alfred Habel, Port Col-
b.orne, was , a visitor last week
with her sister, Mrs. Alvin Sher
wood and assisted during the
Sickness of little Robert Sher
wood.
Friends are very pleaded to see
Robert Sherwood home from the
Goderich . Hospital after a very
Unusual and critical operation for
perforated bowel two weeks ago.
He is quietly recuperating and
■MrsT_Charles*“Fbwler is assislihg"
in the home. ,,
Mr. and Mrs. Will Smith, Con.
4, Ashfield, have sold their farm
to a family of Neils, Toronto and
have moved to Goderich. On
Thursday, night of last week, for
mer friends and neighbors gave
them a surprise party and pre
sented them with a lovely table
antTlable lamp. '
Mrs. pllen Shackleton has re:
turned 'to Mrs. J. Hamilton’s,
where she makes her home,'after
two weeks visiting her son Elmer
Shackleton, Detroit and Mr. and
Mrs. John McWhinney, Nile. .
The annual church service :of
Colwanash Juhior Farmers .will
be held Sunday, July 18th at 8
p.m. at Erskine Presbyterian
church. Mr. Harvey Sparling of.
St. Helens will be guest speaker.
The Nile Y.P.U. had charge o£
the service at the United church
With a good crowd attending.
Verna Rutledge gave the call, to
worship. Douglas Squire accom
panied at the piano for the hymns
and a number by the’ choir. Ivan
Watson read the scripture les
son and Marion Orser gave the
children’s story. Allan Mcbiar-
mid gave1 the address on the. 23rd
psalm, that was much appreciat
ed by his listeners. Next Sunday
the Dungannon. Y.P.Uv Will have
charge of the services and the
president, Ronald Alton, will give
an address on The Lord’s Prayer.
Rev. R: G, MacMillan, Knox
Presbyterian Church, Goderich,
had. charge of Erskine Presbyter
ian afternoon service on Sunday.
home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Blaize Martin. ...
Miss Idel Griffin and friend of.
Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. T. J.
Lannon of London x were recent
visitors here. . <
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Murray &
children of Detroit are holida-
ing at their summer hotne here.
Successful Garden Party
The annual garden party held
on the t grounds of St. Joseph’s
church here..last Monday night
proved to be a most successful
event both socially and financ
ially. Approximately 400 people
partook of a delicious ham sup
per, after which bingo and games
were enjoyed -Until Henderson’s
orchestra took over for the danc
ing. Mr. ,L. E. Cardiff,,. MP, then
drew for the ticket prizes which
Were given out as -follows1st,
Tfiomas“Cheqwidclen o'f“'DetroitT
2nd, Miss Catherine Kenny,, De
troit; 3rd, J. O’Keefe of .Alberta;
4th, Mr. Heiridricks, Fort Albert;
5th, Mrs. Roy of Jackson,.' Mich.;
6th; Thomas’ Garvey; 7th, Frank
Aus.tip; 8th, Miss Adeline O’Keefe
of Chicago; 9th, Mr. Crawford "of
Lucknow;' 10th, Mr/ Louis Dal
ton of St. Augustine.-. ”,
Mr. and Mrs. Schuurman and
babe of London visited with the
Van Osch family on Sunday. ■
Miss Mary Catherine. O’ReTny-
of \ London is - enjoying . a two
’weeks “yacafion ; with the Frayhe
family. ,
Miss Mary Sheridan visited
with relatives -in Hamilton last
week. ■ ' 1
Mr, and Mrs, Jos; .Garvey and
Michaelof Toronto . Spent, last
week-end here. * ; ,
His Excellency Bishop Cody of-
. London will' administer the Holy
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his
brother, Joe, who was quite ill
in Stratford Hospital; Joe is
older- brother and' is not to
mistaken for Earl McCoy
town, xyho is aLso generally
ferred;...tb as* Joe. * '
Visitors .with Mr. and Mrs, S.
B. .'Stothefs were Mr. 'and ■ Mrs.
W. B. Whale, and son Brock of .
"Cooksville, Mr, and Mrs. 'R; C.
„Passnwj^^d^aLRonald^; of.
Woodbridge. The Passmores and
,Mr. and.Mrs, W, A. "Bradbury '
and son Stephen afe-at Kintail
Beachi'
Mi-. James MacLeod returned
test week from a visit to Lon
don, Toronto, . Detroit and ■ Chi,-
pago. On his return he flow from
'Chicago to Detroit and from
there •accompanied Martin Macj
Leod and .Mr. and. Mrs.- Fred
Whijtfield 'and--son of Chicago, :
an
be
of
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visit.-.
■RoW. W, Wlor^son of Sirs.'
T- H .$5TalL has returned to Luck-
now for 'a Shari stay- He was.
gifted With another daughter
(Bessie Dunette) last March. His
wife and children', are .still re
siding jtt Cehtreville, Kings Co,
Nova Scotia. They expect to be
moving to Montreal ' some., time
this month.
THE LAST Word in barn spray
Flies do not build up a resistance to it . .
bottle makes 3 gallons of spray.
MASTER PLUMBERS NO. 7
ROOT DESTROYER
Harmless to. trees, shrubs, clothing and hands.
On Hand
PUREMANILLAHAYFORKROPE
..■" Now In Effect1' ,"T
SUMMER PRICES ON COAL
* 10 oz.
Oil Furnaces Installed and Serviced