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'MR LUCKNOW SENl'INia4,, :LUCKNO;W,, ONTARIO
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DON'T. MISS THE.. U.
At The ' Lucknow' and District Lions. Club
Holiday Week -end Celebration
SALADS HOMVIEMADE PIES . And
COLD::•'MEAT, ,,
CAKES . and all. the. trimmings
SUNDAY -=• there will, be :a
Midnight .:Dance;
band concert and
MONDAY: -'- , there will ;be a "calithumpian" parade,.
the ' garden party, free entertainment during the sup-
per hour, ''bingo, games, dancing and prize draws.'
SPEND THE. HOLIDAY WEEK -END HERE
and
BRING a YOUR FRIENDS ''TO THE .GARDEN. PARTY..
YOUR LOCAL' CREST; 'HARDWARE
Lucknow
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Silver 'Elects
TraI By Judge
• Nathan ' Silver, Toronto, : charg-'
ed 'with ,,. • arson. ' in connection
with : the .fire' at . the , Silco . Store
in Hensall on April 5th; 1962,
was; ; committed . tor trial to,
County Court of Competent
Jurisdiction (Judge ,without` •
jury) at the end of the second.'.
day .of the prdliminary hearing
I8' PAIRS, --IN :SEASON'_S
1ST 'BAWLING TOURNEY
• Lucknow . Bowling Club .held
its first doubles tournament .on.
Monday .eveningi�vtli •1.8 pairs. !:
competing.
Three ganw winners carried.
off., the honours in this, order: I,
1st, Harvey Scrirngeor and Stuart
Robinson, Goderi;ch; 2hd, Herb:
Barnett and Wally Gregg, Pais-
ley;
ais ley 3rd, Lloyd Hall and• George
Newbold, Lucknow; 4th prize for
the high two -game winner ° went
to Jack Porter and Mel Donahue
of. Teeswater:, a
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27th,• 1962
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WINGH A.V. HAD A WIN
AND LOS•S LAST' WEEK
5.�-- .Winghm 1 DUNGANNON
Glanworth defeated.,the Wing -
The annual 'memorial and. De-
coration service ••wily vie held at
the .Dungannon Cemetery on
Sunday, July .1st. at 4:15 p.m.
Rev. Wilfred., Wright of St.. Pauls
'Anglican Church will give the
address, assisted by .the other lo-,
Citizens of.
Lucknow and
Your social credit, • candidate . for Bruce
in , the recebt federal' election wishes to thank .
those who supported him ,fat the polls and who,
assisted in h'is, , campaign.
111 any` ' way,
Authorized Bruce Social; Credit . Association.
by the •
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Sandy MacDonald,•
Candidate for 'the Riding of'. Bruce,,
.�ir�ci�o..,wu.l�,1,l,Is�1,}1!u.I��u�o®noyen�n�,.�, •�,,
ham Goodyears in • Wingham
Tuesday night of • last week , by
a score of 51-1. '
Winghaxn's•• .only • hit arid '.run
was in .the '"first inning. Ken
Saxton led off with a walk,
Alvin Bakersacrificed him to se-
cond and •he scored " on Mac
Eadie's single,
Glan. ' •i 0 0..'0 2; 1 0 1.0-.4, 12 1
Wing; 1 0 '0: 0 ,0 0 0 o. o -,r I 1•
/ 'Glanwor"th: - Chas. Schell,
Bob Loveless, . 3rd, Wm. Clark,
Bob Cornish. Wingham Jim
'Coul+tes,,, Bill . ..Hotchkiss, Alvin.
Baker.
Wingham 7 ' Centralia 4
'Thursday night lastweek the
Wingharn • Goodyears ' beat. Cen-
tralia. RCAF 74 at the air school.
• Hugh MacMillan started the
geineq for Wingham• .and .was re-
lieved by Grant Chisholm in
the .2nd, inning. Each pitcher al-
- lowed '' only '2 : hits, but 6 ' fielding
errors 'accounted` for .the 4 run.
:Jim, Bain 'hit a 3 -run hone;'
for Wingham in the ,7th . inning:.
Wing.:: Q 0 2 .0 0:0 4 0 6' 6
Cent. 1 1. 1. 0, 0' 1 9. 0.07-4 4 4
Wingham, Haigh'. MacMillan,
Grant ; Chisholm,. Znd; Alvin Ba-
ker. Centralia Wiper, James,
7th and',Orateau..
Clinton RCAF:Fay' pl • s in Win •
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ham on Friday, June 29th:' at 9
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ronto, along with; Crown. Attor-
ney W G. Cochrane' and Inspec-
tor Robert Kaufman,; •and arrested
Silver, •cliar urg him With arson.
Art ' that time they ' entered ' Mr.
Silvers home ,by authority of
a' search warrant, and . seized all
books . and records' pertaining, to
the Silco . Store rn ''HensaU
s.
The constable presented, '13 in-
surance : policies ` in .Nathan Sil-
ver's
ilver',s name, • amounting to
$i66,800.,00. A list of his . liabilities.
'tota'lled some $154060. ; .' '
.Magistrate's Court, Exeter,
on Friday, 'Jeune' 16th. • '
ail was • :renewed at "$5,004
ar :$Ift,0po in property -b5,., Silver
Byron Matthews, manager of.
credit/ and collection ' at -rSnger-
Taylor Wholesale and Drygoods
Company in London, quated an
and his' 'sister -in. law. amount . of $54&6.54 owed ,. by
.There were seven witnesses Silver to that eoinpany on March
called to ` the stand to testify.: 30tli, 19002:
afore Magistrate [glen Hays
Q.C.' on the second' day.
Constable' •Cecil Gibbons, of-
the
f-the Ontario Provincial• Police,
went 'to the , home. of Nathan
Gerald William . ' Cleary, 'In-
surance
In-surance ge , • rrtoo
the, witness stand and reported
having investigated the fire on
'APril 6th, 1962:.He reported'
cal clergy.. In event of. ram the
service will be held in ,the' United
Church,
The Dungannon Senior' room
school pupils and. some parents,
nunibering forty-six with their
teacher, Mr; Ron Jewitt, enjoy
ed• a bus trip in Mr. Alvin Sher
woods ;bus .on Monday, visiting
such places . as the Georgian
China Shop at Collingwood, the
Shrine` at Midland, Owen Sound.
and' Port Elgin: •.
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The, resid'ent 'population,.A of
r Huronview at Clinton is • . 1519
persons : of which 89 are wornen.
There ,are 59 on : the . staff and
With ' achnissions on the increase;
moreernployees will.,be needed.
the: time) that at thea time' of
the Hensall Shore fire, .it' was
4heL-013.. ain of.
Silco Stores operating There, are'_
2 other stores, one at'. Dresdan &
Parkhill and a former store: 'at,
Silver; 22 Whitmore. Drive, To, (referring : to • notes he made at i Lucknow. • ;
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We ' carry a complete Stoerk
Pittsburgh' Paints
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Mrs'..: Cecil Fitzgerald, Van
couver', B.C. . visited, her. aunt,
Miss Ida Whyard last Thursday.
She •is the daughter of • the •fate Money raised from winter
Mr and Mrs. • George Stothers card: pa ties ;:gave, t. e . pupi'ls
and her ° mother • was Eliza Belfast Scl ool,`the.Oop ortunit to
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Whyard,' one :' of the twin daugh- visit Kitchener ' on Thursday. of
ters of the late ..Mr"and.' Mrs., :last week;. and view points of
James Whyard of Dungannon, interest.
The re ular United •
''Church • The: • .school,.with .teacher Dori
g Cameron• and',other• adults of the.
Women's meeting was • .:held on . .
June 19th in'. the basement : of , Belfast community, went by'1bus
tta /ac- with Allan Reed ,.acting as' driver,:.
the church Mrs. O Po pp,
ca vied at 'the piano for the The, highlight of ` the: trip was
hymns: Mrs. ` Bessie Stewart was a 'tour of the Kitch ener-Waterloo
in charge •of the.. 'devotional:. A Record,.'the city's daily newspap=
good number • attended and the . er. They also witnessed' the' TV:
roll' call was answered by the show "Bazaar" where several, of.
wordin. .a, : ' Bible verse , with the . children. were - interviewed,
'4Pr'eseince: It Was decided. to The . group also. had a visit to
drop: the July ,meeting. The Ladies the pioneer village' . at' Doon:
'have been , invited to` • attend ° •a About' 'forty4our people made .
bazaar on July ` 26th at '::Port the trip,.
Albert.. The induction of ,''the
new • minister -will be 'held :on
Friday•night, July 6th at; 8
The, goods for 'the' dale should
_be . not later than June .'30th..
'Mrs . ' Raymond Finnigan gave
,the.topic "Service:" The hostesses
were Mrs. G. Finnigan,. Mrs. H.'
Alton ,anal .Mrs. Wm: Cranston.
:Miss Pearl Caldwell ' Leam-
ington, •:spent a few days with
her sister, Mrs; .John Spivak ,and
attended the. funeral • of the late
Mrs. •Rich. Park.
Death• ' of• Mrs. Park
Mrs. Richard Park,' Senior for
inerly Margaret. Ann Reid of.: the
4th con: .of Ashifield, pasted .away
at • Victoria iHospita.l, trAndon
early , Monday morning, June
•118th, • after several weeks of suf-
fering. She:Was transferred • about •
six weeks' .ago ' from: Wingham
Hospital, with abroken hip. She.
was first admitted to Wingham
Hospital ; in, 1Viarch after a fall:
'She was in her &lst • year
Was Married to Richard; Park,
son of. Mr John Park and Mary
West, 54 ;years'ago at St Helens.
Surviving besides: her husband:
are' three daughters • and • three
sons Mrs. Howard (Edna) •Black,
Mrs, Arthur. (Mary) .8itewart,
Mrs. Kenneth',, Hodges,
Ben ' of Ashfield and John and
'Richard of Dungannon,. Twenty-.
seven grandchildren and six great
grandchildren; two sisters,.. Mrs.
Will (Lizzie). Begley, 'Leaming-
ton 'and Mrs. Mason (Mary)
,McAllister survive two brothers,
Robert, Port Elgin, and.; John of,
Ashfield predeceased hex: • The
•body rested at the MacKenzie
Memorial Chapel; Lucknow,
Where service was held on :We&
nesday in charge of Rev. Rod
MacLeod, • minister of Erskine
Presbyterian Church, Dungannon,
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Interment • *as in Lunganti'on
Cemetery
•Pallbearera were N.ortnan.
Stewart, Richard Park,'Bi11 Black,,
Ron' Alton, Paul Caesar and Ray
Stanley,' .
SOLDIER VOTE . PAIRS •
HURON,, BRUCE MAJORITIES.
The soldier vote in,, the 're-,
cent Federal election gave Lib-
eral candidates,. the lion's share '. .
and in at least. tivvo, cases turned
previous . Conservative victories
(by. slim ;rnaj orities,, to defeats.
In Bruce, John H, . MacKenzie,
received 81 votes; to praise his.
total to 61127, . ;as against 51 for
Andy Robinson Who. had • 7,362
votes for a :Majority. of 1;2315, ,
In .Hur:on •.it. was 145 for Elston
Cardiff,- for a total vote of 11,567;
Ernie • Fisher, the Liberal can-
didate received 332 votes to raise
his total to 9,1&'1, Paring .Mr: Car:.'
cliff's majority • to 2,3&6.
Card Party Money
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FUNERAL ON •SATURDAY
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The funeral service: for:' Mrs.
Wil iam IMacCrostie 'of West
Wawanosh, who died suddenly
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Sas atoon on •' Jvune ZOth • was•,
held at. the. MacKenzie Memorial
Chapel . :on Saturday , conducted
by Rev. Rod' MacLeod. 'Interment
was in Greenhill Cemetery.
JACK • ' McKENDRIOR ;
:PASSED AWAY FRIDAY
The death of John Donald Mc-
Kendrick occurred :at Westmin- '
iter Hospital,; London on Friday.
Hewas in his 68th year.. The re-
mains rested at the residence in
Lucknow until Monday,'w'hen the.
funeral ,service was. • held at the
Johnstone Funeral Home ' with
interment in Greenhill' /Cemetery,
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ants,.. Sentinels,
To Spur Prolect
There. is a projectafoot at
Hespeler to in tall an ;indoor
swimxning . pool • in a vacant
theatre building,
Larne Humphrey, ' son of Mat
and 'Mrs. Wm: A. Humphrey
St.. Helens, '. is one of the pro.
motes ,of, the project, but .they
haven't as yet ;been 'a'ole • to ,stir.
sufficient ,iriterest.:to get the tuna.
dertaking rolling. •
• 'Lo
rne has been following the.
progress of the artificial ice
campaign irk The Sentinel., and
relit, week he telephoned • this
office to see if we could provide
him With the back covpies of the,
paper,, reporting the start of the
project, and . following the pro.''
gress in the Weeks Which
loved., ; ' •
Lorne plans to 'toss thebun-
ole'' at ,Hespelerites to n show
them what . a ' village of lofl''
people can 'accomplish."