The Lucknow Sentinel, 1952-09-03, Page 8•
THE; LUCKNOW sprrioxii, LUCKI40W, .ONTARIO'
BOYS* :
JEANS :Up., to 16 years $1.49 to: $2.98
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T -S tis for ages. 8 to 14 �. • . from .98c up.
PAINTS for ages up to 18 in good quality gabardine, tweeds
and cavalry twill. ` , .
W1NDREAKBRS , and JACKETS in all sizes:
GIRLS
LATS in silk, nylonor cotton; . sizes• 8, to 14 and 12 to 20;
a• TS 'arid' DRIES, new stock, for all ages. • '
ALL .WOOL CARDIGANS, sizes 8. to 14: ,Special: 't.. $2.59
' •.100.% .Botany Wool. . CARDIGANSsizes .14' to 20, .. $298' up.
TEENAGERS
• a See the..New Cow P cher and Buckaroo Jeans for
both ,boys and girls; Fresh' in this week. The newest
'-jeans out. Sizes up to 18', years. '
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, LADIES'.' AND' MEN'S WEAR.
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BORN .
ALLIN --. In ,Winghain . General
hospital, on. Saturday, August
23rd, .1952, ' to Mr. and:. Mrs.: Wm.;
' ,Aplin, Wirigh'am,:'.a son. •
MONTGOMERY=- in .-St: Joseph's
' pital, Landon, on Monday,
September 1st,, to: Mr. and 1VIrs.
Gordon Montgomery, 'a . eon:
Le ' BEAU Mr and. • Mrs. Bohn
LeBeau' (nee ,Marion. MacKenzie)
are happy to announce' the birth;
of their daughiter, Bonnie .Jeanne;
• in. Royal pak, August . 21st, .• 1952.
1;REILKLF.S=in Wingham Hospi-
tal, . on- Fridray, August 29th,; : to:
Mr.. and Mrs.... 'Walter . Breekles,
Lucknow, a son, Arthur :Russell.
"CROPS., ARE.. WONDERFUL"
Gordo• n Cameron of ,Blackie,'
Alta, writes that,"crops are won-
deiful" there but late.. The . great.;
est danger of hail is" . past he,
says,, with :frost: , the • big worry 1IEV • H :J. 'HARNWEfLL, ;retired • • den and family of Wingham
`nonir. Elevators are ,practically United Church minister, suffered have taken up residence., in the
plugged, now' with little -
rent- a. Jeart• attack•:recently, •mat• ':11is -M. C � Orr house at• :the .corner
chance of anyshipping cottage :at, Bruce 'Beach. • The aged . of. Outram and Willoughby'.
P9 • So
fanners m'e • goo g ito. be faced gentleman is rating at his Sts. Mr.: Burdeniteaches• school
with a serious storage problem, homWia
e at lkerton. at the Second,, Concession`. and•
.5... E BY THE SENTINE,h.
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THAT Mr. 'and Mrs. Jack Leith,
Jr.,' of iCoibourg were recent'
callers in town. Jack is ,eo-
owner of, the Coboe•g Times,
having, entered into the part-
nership at the first of the year,
after taking a 3 -year course in.
journalism in Ottawa..
THAT Wm. Fisher *as off work'
for 'a ' few 'days as the' result•
• of a leg ',injury he received
• while Putting a stick of wok
through the saw at Henderson's
Planing Mall. • •
THAT Melvin Hodgins, son of
Mr.'. and Mrs. . Oscar .Hodgins,
had ` his face severer 'cut re?,.
cently when the' bicycle he was
riding• was in collision with.:a
Car driven by. Harold. 'Treleav=
en. Several stitches : were re
quired. • • .
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THAT Mrs:. S..Chan'ibers,'R.' R:.6,
Lucknow,' was' the winner of an
all wool blanket • given 'away in
connection .vit11, the opening of.
RAYING MANTIS 'ARE Ashton's new • tot -to -teen de-•
INCREASING IN NUMBERS • partment The draw .was • made •
by .Audrey Ross.
The --Praying Mantis,' a voraci- ' c►
ous insect -killing: animal seems, "T►i AT 'the Happy Cousins con=
to be. 'increasLng••hi 'numbers; in cert trou'pe!of Elmira willmark'
the distr-igt..Two years` ago' The the r 25th anniversary and'
Sentinel carried a story on their: their ,1100th program by pre -
first reported; 'appearane -iia this setting..a variety program in
community:. 4�.�y � g ' '
• L ` i lex M . , • z` ' the Elmira . community' arena
ast .eek A a?Ken ie of• .
c- on 'Friday night with proceeds
I., ngside discovered oiie„ of • the for the` Canadian Legion. and:
three-inch green.beetles �perehed:' y•
,•'•From,• ;Mike,
minor Backe
on his. shoulder 'rvvhile wbrking in EIina ostmaster
the hay, mew,, amid had•Weichel of their,concperti• party,
The ` m antis, w iioh • .gets its , comes' a maple of comniplimen-.
name: f ibm the prayerful appear- Wry' tickets' for the event.. 'Sor-"
ante of :its; anterior legs, is ,a'.
• ry we caret make 'it: .
beneficial beetle in that they sub-, • •_o,
sist On a• diet oif.:harm ful insects:
They '.are chiefly .native of trop-
TH
ioal climates abut in • recent. years IbAT Bill. H�abkirk` of town has
een awarded' the honors as
.have been ,bred and released. from-
-,.i.top driver of'the''h arness horsos
the eritornologist station at 'Belle-dring" the racing season just
vine. in the .hypes ,they link uld closed at Th'ornchffe race' track'
'thrive and multiply in Ontario: •' •in_ 'Toronto
THAT Mr. 'and. Mrs. Hedley Bur -
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WEDNESDAY SES 3rd,
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DO YOU SING • . ,i~ , DANCE- A,
MUSICAL INSTR 7MEN'Az?
elm Enter' The I. aisley Rotary . Club,
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earth For Talent,
(in, co-operation with CKNX, Whigham).
PRELIMINARY COMPETITION
Friday Evening, September 19th •
.FINAL COMPETITION:
• Friday' Evening, September 26th,
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CASH AWARDS
1st,. $100:04; 2nd,. $50.00;••3rd, $25.00..
With $10.00 in cash to all: Other competitors
qualifying for the finals: s
•• For' details 'arid. entry forms apply ;at: onee` to'.
• Paisley Rotary Club"Search for . Talent",
CKNX, Wingham, Ontario. '
Last year ' commuted between
Wingham and here.
THAT the ' Publisher: •and Mrs., T;
received, a card from yellow -
...stone,. National : Park from Mr.
and Mrs. Dpriald 'Blue, who are
on a tri West.
THAT 'upon renewing her Sei-
tinel 'subscription Miss Josie
Macdonald. of Calgary .says she
does not: know many. 'here now,'
but there are still. a few in . they
:old ,•home town ' whom 'shere-.
members
THAT . Mrs.., Lorne Johns -tory -was.
hostess last Wednesday lora
gathering of the' neighbors Who
presented Mrs., ' Jim Carnegie
with a remembrance upon' mov-
hig to : Walkerton. •
THAT Ray Stanley, who resum
ed • teaching at the' 9t1i Con.-
, :school in Ashfield this 'week;
took a B.A.:degree course dux
ing the ,suminier • in botany and
zoology;, -Don Cameron ::and
Joan. Caanpbell were two .other
district' teachers to take 'sum=
prier courses. •
THAT .Magistrate :0.. E. McClevis
:has stated :that in the future
he will. double the customary
fine of 50 for drunk' drivuig.
And • tlfat's little enouih pen=
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. • ally' for 'those w1io,; add tov the
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•when they're ,:• � in driv y' drink
>♦ as m$'
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Ile ing..
u �- highway' hazards by persisting
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PEANUT BUTTER, 16 oz. 39c
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SANDWICH SPREAD, 16 oz. _. ,. 50c
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WAX PAPER_ 35c
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Every' Lunch Box
Sunkist 'Oranges,;, 252's _ doz. 34c ■
Sunki$t.._Or ges288's Tdo.._Z1C 4
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`RED ROSE: TEA, 1/c ib.
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Transportation
Service Between
-Dungannon and Lucknow •
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CHARTERED BUS. AND
TAXI ' TRIPS
To all paints., • '1."
• Can also arrange charter.
trips with .Western .Ontario • ''
Motorways.
SEE . •OR CALL
Ulan' Reed
'Phone Dungannon' 46 Collect
BEER
-Juni • on .the trip ' accompany-,
itg , `three; other •University
friends. . .
Tars Roibert R.ae .was o f wrork THAT 'a: two-1a.our 'hydro inter-,
last . aweek ' as
-a r-esultash-
ruption early last- Wednesday _ -_
Eve
working in thes, , counrushwtry
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the doctor's office •wihere
took same `time to attend the
•. ifjury.
THAT...faak 'Parrish sof Ashfield,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Far-.
risk, h'as been working under
handicap for the 'pest month
• ,• since hosing the' •ends . of two
• • fingers when .caught in a V -
belt on; the combine.
THAT an inquest has. been called,
. for ten' o'clock' Friday: Morn-
ing int6 the ,death of Velma
How•ald. • . • •
been caused by a Rip
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• ley
mot-
• grist who ran into the ditch
and a hydro .pole near Kum-
lough.
`THAT -Spence IrNwin-•-has.,ent_ed:...
the residence on Havelock St; .
• South -Iran E. J. Farrish.
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and Mr's. Bert ox-
. ' w nth, •and ' children,, Marilynn .'.
and Jin r y have moved' to
Petrolia Mr. Coamirtirth was '
employed' at Mullin's . Bakery,
Mrs. Ed Johnston and 'family
will move. into the apartment
sw
�hich they, have 'vacated, in the
Joyrit . Block: .
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THAT Miss Margaret Treleaven, •+ THAT `Mr, and,' Mrs. Joseph
• daughter •of: Mr. and Mrs Har. (• Whitby' celebrated their..gold-
old Treleaven, returned `''last en wedding anniversary at the
week from, . a •.three inonthar Week -end, and on Tuesday Mr.
trip to the British Isles and and Mrs., Thomas- Inglis. of West
Europe. Margaret,who grad- Wawvanosh• observed . a similar
uated .this year • from: Western :occasion •Reports • of these
University with a , secretarial `events have • to be held
science degree, l:eft early in over 'until our next'iss'ue.
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well made, roomy ,shirts of good quality
plaid doeskin..
Sizes 14 'to 171/2.
SPECIAL,
• mCRINKLE BEDSPREADS J
" 82" x 99 r
Only $2.98. Each -
INDIAN BLANKETS
Bright reversxblc'patterns,
',tho u
xo ghly washable.
459 Each
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