The Lucknow Sentinel, 1963-04-10, Page 3. E. •
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Save .6c, pkg. ‘60's' eguJar
Blue Bonnet Margarine, 31c
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▪ Yellow Quilc, sa16,2c, 1 1b. package .
• POI-• ex Tissue. '4f�r 47c
White , or colOured, twin. -pack, save- .11c,
Stokley's Peas 4 for, 69c
: Fancy honey pod, save 9c, 15 oz. tins
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al Ladies' and; Men's Wear •— Fashion. Millinery
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Open Thurs. Until 1 p.m. !I
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, I . Scout ..Paper ;.Collection,, Thursday, April :18. . . .' : ' PHONE.528-3001" li
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur. Stewart -, .. •
Local...and 'Genertil I Of. .POrt' 'Albert visited on) Sun, . OBITUARY . '.'. 4: ..Visit 'the department' and see our large popular • num:. . or . .. .,
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' • • I - bers in Corsets CorselettesANGirdlei Brassieres Belts is
, . . REV. W. ..I: WATT. ' ' ,,, . : -These .are nationally advertised daily, • . 2. • - . '
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Just' arrived. Crisp
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in tiine for. Easter. ) Colorful •
and 'reasonahle. $2,98 Whim:.
sies, up to $7.00
Cotton Dresses
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for Teens, Misses land Grand- t
rnas, for4119-Calico Ball . . •: ,
New drip-dry house dresses
$'3..98. . . silk, prints, arnel,
plains. for 'dress up.
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Large selectiOn to .cinOose from • ' '
priced from $16,95. to 2'9.95: : .
Misses, 'half' sizes, all weather, :
wool' laminated. Buy 'early for ': , ,...,. . . ,.
color, style, and size. , a . . . • . ..
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8 to 14 $2
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• short .- Bridesmaids stock always On hand, veils, .1
▪ ad headpieces made -to -Order. ' • •
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Mrs,' Laura •F.owler. Of Crode.
ridh;ifortherlY of Dungannon is
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a patienit -In Victoria pospital,',
London.
Mrs Etta Roberts returned to
i)e,r. 'home last week ••a:fter beirg
a • Vatjent, 'tor two ‚weeks'in•
• Winghant boapital..
Jdhn :Ricihanclson, of Teesirater
• has • ;been ;spending the .irint
ber with! •Mr. and Mrs. ,Janies.
•Rithardson, 'La:mai-de; is a pat-
. tient in WitighzirticHospital.. • •.
Mr. and Mrs, .George'
son .ared;' family of Sinith,fiebd,
Ontario • were week -end visit:OA
%Ith„,.relatives here. :• George is
'stationed it Trenton • With.: the
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. ' LUCKNIOW.
UNITED CHURCH].
4ev. Howard W. Strapp
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SUNDAY, 'APRIL I4th
10:00 a.m, Sunday . SchoOl. • i
1100 a.m. Morning• Woi.sh?p•
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Presbyterian Church'
Rev. 'Roderick MaeLedd
'Minister , •
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SUNDAY, APRIL
With and- Prat*
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„Mrs, Tyndall. Robinson .retu'in'-'1
ed. itb.. her home last Vaiday.trom
Wingham. Hospita.l %after. being
hospitalized from the previotv
Monday. ' • ..• • , •
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• son .and. sdn Brian .of To:ronto
ViSitedduritilt the week -end with
her- parents. .Mr. and Mrs:: Char-
les
: Steward
• Beth- flillarn, 8 -Year. -old daugli-
'ter; of. .M:r. and, Mrs. •Charles
Hallarn,• returned, 'to...schOol . on.
MondaY,,, ....was a. patient in
.V•firigharn hospital for tiro. weeks,.
and •.',tihen spent, a week...at her
h9rne ,.liefOre starting ...back
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, Saturday evening.dinner guesta.
with ,Mr, • and: Ross,Mrs..' Cinri-
ming .were,..Mr. and Mrs. • Alfred
Shelton; Mr and Mrs Harvey
Ackert, . Mrs. R;Obert Ubukata,
Mr, •• and ..Mrs,. Dan Wicfloison,
Mrs. l'rev:a ..Mr. and
Mr. ;Prank CuMining 'and Mr.
Clarence Cumming ;•
Mr. :and buithin
returned liome last: 'Week frOxn
Sa raiota., 7.F1 oritta,,.:.wtiere .they
spent the. wintcr,
'remained 'in Loriden •for a few
,dswith Miss ; Myrtlewhil ,
Duro Was re,Lopc ning
their' summer • home at, Pine
River B,Cach.
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BIRTHS
•Rev.. John: Watt,. re-
tired Urated Church minister,
who had,*'lived at Whirtechnrch
Since :his retirezhent .1.957,' • !af-:
.tet fifty :years the ac,tive
ministry', .diedat Walkerton RoS-
pitar an iWedneSdiay,.. 3rd.
He was. 82. , : : ' ; •
• , wife, the former Edith
Barbour,- daughter of the late
Mr, ',and Mrs. Archie Barbour
of .1..itteknow, predeceased hit in
June, • 1902. ••• •
Mr. and Mt:S..' Watt, were -Mar-
ried4 in.:. LuOknoW on May 23,
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in Scout Paper Collecti,on; Thursday?' April • 18 rk •
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Falls, Long :Branoh,
.wood church Tatonte, TrihttY'
chureh in Grrimaby. Mr.' Watt
retired: in 1047' and continued
far '10. yeart. -in part tirlie VirOrk.'
par the past : six month's he *ad
resided at Brucelea Haven,..:Walk-
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Pulling Of Poles
of 'the pole pulling, were int,
•ed they were, in effeet; vvelcome.
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to them. • • ' •
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:The story we are teld is that
•before isjine 'of these Ipoles Were
'reineired from the roadside, `.`otit - •
siders" arrived /With, ,chain saw
cut: Some of the poles into
post lengths and hauled fhe'rn
away. . • • • •
The irate West Wawanoshers
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"took the.• matter up with the of•-. •
Mr. .Watt was •b.orn at Wood- ' in • , :ficias in. the • Cowity ,Tow.h, 'we.
stock, . of James Watt a:nd rresents, 'Problem are informed. • • •
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SENITNCED FOR EN'TR •
AT Ar*.itt.,,EY 1![0.1VIE,
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In court in. Goderiah Thurs.,
•daY,• Magistrate Glenn Hayg
sentenced Robert Grahain
Say, St. :homes; -to five months .
•deterrnin.ate and.. 12,, Months 'in-
determinate' in an ,Ontario re-
lorrnatoiy, • When he 'pleaded.
guilty •te • Unlawfully entering ..
the !dwelling house ol .Hector.
McLeani,. at ArriberleY.. on March
19; and committing.an indiotable •
offence.'. therein. ' •
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He is survived by. five.
sons, -
Dr. Arthur 'Watt • of Lthiden; Ar- •
chie K, Watt. and Rev.; ,Robert
Watt of • Toronto, -Rey. :Geer&
Watt of Dr. D'onald
Watt' ..of Bella. Coola; B.C., end
'two, . :daughter, ;Mrs. George
thOnipsOn (Mtiriel) . of 'Fever-,
'sh:ani, • and NI:Wan .Moo -re
• (GenevieVe) -of -Whitechurch... A
sister Mary ,,and 4brother. George
predeceased • him; , ;• • ' • .
There' , are 23 : grandchildren
and .3 great .grandChldren;.
• Th ',funeral service: was held
on Friday- 'Whitechurch
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'd din,zreh charge of the }Rip-
en , Presbytery .Ot 'the London
Conferenee ;of the Untied 0 -lurch:
Rev. :C.liffOrd. Britton, conduc.ted
the Mitchell of Whitechuith.' 'Many.
ministers from the, district at-
tended as "-a group.
• IhringiYarn 140snital •
• „111L4a.. .Npirch 24th. 19'6'3;:to -Aetirig as '.pallbearers • were
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:and Re: sons Arehie, Robert and George
s'on's-in-law George Thorn
son, . Watt,. grandsen.Ronald Watt and
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ita and Milian oQre, Plower bear,
10:00:411,m, suticla School- ! Wecinv41.1‘, .liirch 2111i, 1a63,*. ers; were Donald Watt and El -'
"S• r ; w.in, • Moore.'
1.100 .a.nl. Morning Worship
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• Burial .was• Walkerton Ce -
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- ,.;LI,titiziy • April .-DoriatiOns in liou .of • 'llowers
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•7',ny ;;:, c•I'ini'd be grade to the W. J. Watt
• uel College, Toronto. •
‘a' S,Wdent Bursary. Fund, Erninari,
. • 4, • - ;Ina .Mrs. ;AL' Rev. Mr. Watt was known' to.
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Luck • Ch t ani •
now ris ri! of many 'her. ,anid. was 'a
Reformed Church
Rev Si • terpstra; A.B., Th.10,1
ListoWel; Ont.,Pasthr
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1.8r8() a.th,f4an' Dutch ' '1
2:39 p.m, in ,English„
*p.tn giindaY'Sthol.
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.•••)10 irt-1-1; al and. idetheated. pastor,. TriiruSter
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KallOvon arid' fritn,c1, He attended • ublic
sundav s and graiduated from 'queens
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cAti;,• 4.r . iVersityjn• 1907 -Mr. Watt
110,51):•;tai, Ty1;(41to; TuesdaY, until 1925 "aw,nds,t41-10.enytlii•.se.
nig pa8.
Loncl.0/1, 0n And hrikb, school at Walkerton
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R N lipts -EastchUrCh istered the • PreohYteri'an'
• , , min.
1,1` lino..110., .sor; „lames 'Allen, A Orates, tholutted
'111'Y.dvr. toe ilOb1)1e.:
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Some West. Wawanosh Town-
ship farmers aren't very 'h,appy
over the. remoTal of some tele-
phone, ipole.s.,,
ship far/hers. • '
,. 'Last year 'the Bell' Telephone
companyput their., .11.nes urdrr
groimid in West Wairanosh
Township and !late in, the wtn
ter removed 'the.' old Overhead
wires 'and. pulled the 'old poles..
The poles, 'were. of no. value:to
the Company, and farnieng
West Wawanoshi• who are Bell
;Telephone Sub,sc•ribers, Consider-
ed 1,41.e poles atOng-their land, as
"their 4projaerty.-• Those who „ bad
contacted the foreman in charge
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Is' Your Subacription Renewed?
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III Now -- April 11, 12, 13 -- All -color Twin Bill ill
"The Mighty Ursus" and "Wild Westerners"
: Monday; Tuesday, Wednesday, April. 15,'16, 17 ,
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▪ ..• A blue4-ehasing new comedy „toilic! . • •
1 Jien. 'Hutton, Jane Fonda; Tony Franciosa
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•1..1Harold Lloydis„ wOrld Of Comedy'
• .A.*.-reatime of the. toreln b'est.terriembered comic
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PIUS •-•-•••, Wane • VVabber and' ,George'• RoWe' '1, 1
"Mermaids •Of Tiburon" •
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