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Glen Walden and
Donald Hackett
visited with Mr: and Mrs. Eagar
Lovett and Mr. and Mrs. Wim.
Clements of London during the
there is . room for' improvement
and no. doubt the experience
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Gattnes-. - after
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-let
the street for the parade which-
took off at 1.45, which was almost
on schedule an.d caught some folk
expecting that |t_ would, likeiy .be-
Knitting Yam—35c
100% Nylon, All Colors
Aprons—$1.00
Handmade
Men’s Overalls—$2.98
Sanforized, sizes 30 to 40
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■'mike’\ and! Ia of St. Marys we're 'holiday vis-
urgings
;For a free estimate call or see
ART GILMORE
R. R. 3, Lucknow
HEADSQUARES
WEDNESDAY, JULY 28th, 1954
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I LUCKNOW |
UNITED CHURCH j
Minister; . . j
f Rev. G, Meiklejohn, j
B.A„ B;D. I
SUNDAY, AUGUST 1st |
.10,00 a.m.: Sunday Schoo!. |
11},00 a.m.; Morning Worshipj
I —Rev. G. A. Meiklejohn. j
| Evening Service Withdrawn j
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Lucknow |
Presbyterian Church
SUNDAY, AUGUST 1st j
10 a,m.: Sunday 'School and I
Bible Class.
11.00 a.m.: Morning Worship.
3.00 p.m.: Erskine Church, ■
Dungannon. -
Evening Service Withdrawn
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE THREE
Local & General
Douglas Smith of Ipperwash
spent the week-end at his home.
Mrs. Hgiigh of Hamilton is vis-^
iting her sister, Mrs. Russell Rob
ertson. • . ,
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mpore of
-Hamilton’ are guests' this week'of
Mrs. N. E. Bushell.
,-j Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCreight of
Mrs. Wm, Robb last week,
Mr. and Mrs? Clarence Murdiej
Bill and Michael of/St. Thomas
_ar^JiojLdaying„aLpoint -Clark.-
Mr. and Mrs. John Naylor a-.!
sons of Kitchener are holidaying
this week at Ashfield Beach.
Karen Carnegie of Walkerton
has been visiting with Patricia
Thompson for. the past. week.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Twamley
and. Allan of Woodstock spent the
week-end with relatives in the
‘ W.he,n local business places
W 7’ a bit of deco*ating
last. Saturday morning, they •
found that the ‘/sold out” sign
was up as far as flags were con
cerned, and there were but few ■
'|T*erc^nts who had any present
able old flags. As a tesult Main
.pt.ree._corild •scarcely be referred i
to as "gaily decorated”,
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There was a big crowd lined • Palmerston called on Mr. and
Sanderson’s
LADIES and MEN’S WEAR
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Stock With Gift items
ELECTRIC MOTbR
SERVICE
Armature and Field Winding,
Brushes, Bearings, Etc.
- ; =^-R.e>liable—Service—=----r
Freezers, Dryers, Washers
i Gilson Sales -r- Appliances
Repairs to Fans,-Vacuums,
/ Clippers,nJiFiris/-Etc.
HALDENBYELECTRIC
Kinlough
Pnone Ripley 111-r 29
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The Legion had charge of the
refreshment booth on the grounds
and did . a profitable / business
throughout the 'afternoon and ev
ening. , ’ ’ -
afbout 2.00 p.m. ;-before -they’d
get^ started. . . ■ "
,. The surge of people that fol
lowed. the massed bands into the
park was more than the ticket
sellers could/ cope with and re
ceipts weren’t what they should
have been normally. ■
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It s ■ a w-ide open park and
takes, a. - flock of ticket sellers
euver all the. ••entrances", and,
course, t. ere- are. always t-h(
who •’cresh 'the. ’gates", or 1c
on irom. uie, outside.
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' Thn event ■ vi as covered .
photographers' from both the Free
Press, and Kitchener. Record.- •
There were 'many tartan' ship1 was a caller in town on
touches among the spectators.'
Jack Henderson was conspicuous
with . a. tartan, cap --which- ■ he had
obtained at The Games at Emforo
bn. July 1st, ■„ .i •- .
So -fa-r as the band .regalias.;
w ere.- concerned; th^ MacGregor 1
plaid of. the Owen Sound band,
and the Lucknow band’s* Stewart
of Fingask. plaid;- were particul-
arl y eye -catch in g.
week-end with
community.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs.
week-end at Niagara
. Buffalo. .
W. Hili, underwent an
in Victoria- Hospital
i Mr. - .arid .
i spent the
’’Falls and
' ' | ; Mr; W.
; ^'-operation-
by , last Wednesday and was able to
return home Tuesday evening,
Wm. MacPherson of. Milverton
and formerly of * Kinloss Town-
Friday..
Mr. Charles Agar of- Glenhuron'
visited for a couple of days last,
week with Mr. and Mirs.' Wm.
Robb; •- - ■. - . -.° w- - ■.........- -•• •
Bob Thompson, - radio operator
at-the Windsor Airport, is spend
ing two weeks’ vacation at the.
home of . his mother, Mrs. R. H.
Thompson^ . • :
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hodgins
vlsited with Mr; and Mrs. Eagar
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SCARF CLEARANCE—special gift suggestion $L60
OBLONGS, SHEERS—-all colors .... .......89c
CLEARANCE GROUP-—scarves, squares, oblongs ......50c
SPECIALS/
Slips..................$1.89
Nylon Hose....................85c
Gloves..............«../ §9c
Children’s Sox 4 for $1.00
Brassiers ..............?....... 79c
Face cloths, Dish cloths 201c
Handbags ............... $2.00
Towels ................... 83c
Panties ........:......• 75c
Men’s Briefs .................... 89c
Playtex Pantees .... 89c, 98c
Blouses—$2.00
Regular to $3.98
Sweaters, Cardigans
All Wool
$3.98
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Blouses, T-Shirts,. $1. |
Plumbing and Heating Service
AND REPAIRS
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Young' Archie. McQuillan was
-the busiest lad in' the park. Be
sides entering all the piping cori-
. tests, and playing with the hand,
he was constantly back arid forth
to the platform to provide ac
companiment for 'the dancers.
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Advertising regarding the day
did riot say that ten bands w(
be .present. It pointed out that, in future,Highldnd
this -particular branch of the On-; bigger and tfetter.
And it could, be
the folk of
to a revival of The
the style of more
century ago.. But - it
George do .it •job’.’.
urid'&rtaki-ng.
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Ernie: Fisher, president, of the
district pipers’< society, which sponsored the event-; had. a dif- .Paw. week'.
competitions pr.derway, .1
did -'a good -ioib at the ”!
at onet point in- his
marked these Scots are slow
"damned deliberate".
The photographers missed
natural" when Ernie bent; down
to .pick up his program and spill
ed a bunch, of silver from his
tunic pocket. To see this kilted ....
Scot scrambling for/the silver, I-With relatives, in the community.
Provided another one nn. these
•tn'ialigned” folk- arid the MC play
ed it-,up. j
Only those who can’t be pleas-'
ed could • find too much , fault
.with this initial effort. Certainly
itors with Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Havens. • • . '
Mrs. Wm. Edwards, . Mrs. Etta
Roberts and Mr. Fred Webb spent
Sunday at Sauble Beach and Pt-
Elgin where they visited with
friends. . . .
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Harton of
Toronto were week-end visitors
Oil Burners Serviced-^Units Converted -
RePairs for Deep and Shallow Well Pumps
Automatic Hot Water ■ Tanks Installed
' 61-r-13 Dungannon
tario Association, which, was i
sponsoring the day, incorporated'j •
ten ibarids; It was known that alii.bestir
ten would not compete, ibut more
than five were expected- to be
in attendance and on parade.
Anyhoo, - it Was a -gala day’
DR.Y GOOPS • LADIES CHILDRENS WEAR.
CHINA ’KITCHEN UTENSILS*GRATING CARDS
TOILETRIES TOYS
J08W LUCKNOW, ONT.
They plan to leave in August on
a. trip West. ;.- - ••
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Spiith and '■daughter Sylvia of Bancroft, who
are holidaying'^at Southampton,
attended the- Highland Bands Day
on- Saturday and renewed ffiend-
■slupsr’ "7^" •' . '
Mrs. Wm. Edwards of Guelph,
who has' been spending the past
week with Mrs. Etta Roberts, .has
returned to her home. Mrs. Ed
ward’s husband w^s a former
Belfast boy.
Dr. and Mrs, W. V. Johnston
and, -Nancy of Toronto and Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. McKinnon and son
Michael of Calgary visited with
friends and relatives fdr. a few
days last week.
Recent-visitors^ with Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Busheli were iMr. and
Mrs. Donald McCosh, Mary and
Dickie of Purple Grove; Mrs. J.
Bushell and Mrs. Max Bushell
and Brenda of Holyrood; Mr.
Donald MacPherson, Kincardine;
Mr.-and Mrs. John McMurchy and
Mr. and Mrs. Ardell Mason-and
Kenneth, of Huron; Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Smith, Gloria and Stirl
ing of Paisley.
Mr.-Finlay MacDonald and son
Rhoddy of Chatham spent the
week-end with the former’s fath
er, Mr. D. A. MacDonald of Loch^
alsh, and attended the pipe band
day on Saturday. “D.A.” recent
ly underwent 'an operation in
London. ■ z c
Mrs. Mrs; N. E. Bushell visited
last Week in London’ pwith Mr.
.and-J\li^r-Tom-~G-aganr “and--made’
daily ' calls at Victoria Hospital
where Mrs. Robert Simpson, is
a patient. Jean is now... able to
be Up each day.
Visitors 7 with Catherine Mac
Gregor last week, vyere Mr. and
Mrs. Philip Wright and daughter
Phyllis of League City, Texas-;
Miss Anna Stuart,. Toronto; Mr.
and Mrs. Fred MacGregor, Kim-
tail; Mr. C. J. MacGregor, Wat
erloo; Mr. and Mrs. George Stuart,
and Joseph Stuart of St. Helens^
Dr; W— CT-MacGregorT-ChLfcagi^-^
who is remaining this week.
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ASHFIELD V-
■ -The Presbyterian Mission Band
■ met at the home of Annie Vari
o'er. Lay on Thursday .6f last
■■'•‘week-. , ':■ '' . .
For .the month ’ of.. August, the
service in the Presbyterian
Chiirch will be held, at 9.45. Sun
day School after the- phurph ser-
!»yice.' • • ’ *
j Miss. Maribn 'Hamilton, was a
i patient in .Wingham Hospital, last
! rppendixjoperation. She was able
meyan^-S bturd
The'new. bridge on the 12th
! Con. is finished*, arid the ,road is
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■ ' (.pen 'for traffic.
I ' .Mints'Sadi#’ Jbhridtoii, ELN.,-was
' /,■ home for a lew days from God-
*' erich whore ,-sfe. M taking care
■ of a .patient:. " .. . .■ '
1 Thia comimunit-y tvas -.well rep-
!/esented at the Highland Bands
i Day id Lucknow on Saturday.
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