The Lucknow Sentinel, 1959-04-22, Page 10PAWL TEN
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THE LUCKNOW SENTL'urc., I iCKNOW, ONTARIO
By the ' tirme • these ' items are
in print many will, have this;
Wednesday afternoon ..likely en-
joyed seeing theDungannon
Junior Room perform on , TV,
Channel. 8, Wi igham...
' Herb. Stothers sold his, house
to a family, of B,aechlers. at Au-
burn and .on Monday afternoon
held a successful auction sale of
house hold effects. -
Mr. George Hodges a patient.
at Wingham Hospital is showing
some signs of improvement.
CONSIGNIVIENT
CAN HANDLE UP ' TO 300 HEAD
still TM some room available*
LUCKNOVV 'COMMUNITY 'SALE BARN
At 1:30 p.m.
Sale Manager, Robert Mclntpsh.
• DUNGANNON
Visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Kitchener Finnigan, and
Mrs. 'Mary Barr were the latter's
nephews and families, Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Graham, Mr: and
Mrs. Charles Barr; of Stratford.
Recentvisitors with Mrs. Nei-,
lie Stewart and Mrs.. Maud Ed-
munds were Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
man McCullough,Mr. Bruce Mc-
Cullough and daughter 'Heather
of "Kitchener' and: ` Mr, Gilbert
Bell of Calgary.
Pete. Glazier visited his sister
Mrs. Roland Grain of Win;gthaan.
Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Phillips
of Harriston visited with M4 . and
Mrs. Hugh . Menary and other
former neighbors for, a few days
last week.
Mrs. Roy Kennedy and infant
son, . Paul Leith arrived home to
the parsonage on Friday. .'
On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Glenn, Mrs .Isaac Cranston and
Mrs. Irvine : ;Henry visited Mr.;
and Mrs. Herb McQuillan, north
of Lucknow.
Charles' Fowler who was hos-'
pitalized at Winghani for a few
days was able'to return home on
Sunday, but is not quite fully
recovered.. yet. •
Norris Sampson, Goderich,
spent the .. week -end : ; with • his
grandanother, Mrs. Mary Rivett.
Mrs. •. Elizabeth Armstrong and
nephew, Mr. Harvey :Md]lntyre
are :getting' their home repaired
after fire , damages last winter.
Mr. Howard Sproul.. is doing the
carpentry.
Jinn Cook, who recently ob-
tained his release from the Angl-
ed
rthed Forces and returned home
from. Egyptto the home of. his
parents, Mr. ' and Mrs. Oluus.
Cook left last week for Kapuska-
sing. .
Mr. and ° -' Mrs. Cecil . Blake,
Lynda. and. Billy spent the Week-
end with relatives in Toronto.
" Mrs. W. H. McClure and daugh-
ter, ' Mrs. _ Winnifred Widcomibe,
spent ''a. few days with Mr, and
Mrs. Wm. .McClure • and family:
For
That Lasts : and 'Protects, .We. ,Recommend
"WESTEEL' SECURITY RIBBED
:;, GALVANIZED 'ROOFING
"WESTEE " Sheets :Give` .'A Full 32I/2 Coverage
L. LENGTHS ' IN STOCK
Also 1" z ,,4...Strapping
Sip' iral Lead '' Head Nails °
SPECIAL. PRICES ON QUANTITIES
We Will Gladly Give You :A Free Estimate
No Obligation
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ALUMINUM DOORS• AN'D; WINDOWS;
Made' With : The Heavy Gau$e . Aluminium
These Windows Have 'Triple'. Tracks.. Screens' and Locks:
The Doors Are 'I" 'Thick; Include Screen, Door : Closer;
Weather Stripping, :.Lock. You Can Have 8 Of These
Lifetime Windows and• 1 Door Installed For Less. Than
$250.00: And Can Payor Them With As 'Little As
$.1'.4.00 Per Month. It Will . Pay You To Investigate
Both Quality And Price Before You. Buy Anv Aluminum
Products, We' 'W I .Gladly Give. You' An Estimate .For
Your Home With No Obligation.'
FRESH CEMENT NOW IN STOCK
OHN W. HENDERSON
SON
LUMBER LTD.
Phone 150 Lucknow
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.Mrs, Edyth Alton;: Tilbury,
:visited in the .village with Mr..
•and :Mrs, ,Lorne Ivers and other'
former acquaintances,.
Miss Evelyn Smyth e,•wl o w.ih
soon graduate from London
Teachers'''' .College, lias accepted•
teaching position, ;at' Goderich :.
Public School' with duties com-
mencing• in September.
Ronald . Alton,- a truck - driver
for Lucknow Silverwood'shas.
been • home for a ,few days with
An attack .of "flu." "'• •
The April meeting of Erskine
'Presibyterian Church Woman's
'Missionary Society was held. at
the . home . of Mrs Kenneth . Hod-:
.ges on ' Friday . .afternoon. •. Mrs:.
Robert McAllister presided. The
Devotional. was' taken 'by Mrs. J:'
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Olv e . The Glad Tidings prayer
was given Gby Mrs. Mason Mc-
Allister. '.Eleven Members'_ and 1
visitdr . answered ,the roll call
i rith. a •• verse ' of •scripture. Mrs.
Mason McAllister , read a . letter
•from 'Rev. . George Malcolm, anis-.
sionary ' in Formosa to whom
parcels of `` Chris'tmas cards were.
sent Miss- Iva Carr gave a read-
ing on immigrants :to. B.C. Mrs.
Robert,:McAllister gave the:story •
of Mildred. Kwan of the Explor-
er Group's trip to the United
Nations ,Building in. New ; York
to present .a .cheque for , $125,000.
to Executive Director; Mrs. Ade- •
laide Sinclair of 'United` Nations
Children's Fund, UNIPF in; New
York City: ;All stood' for a mom
ent of silent prayer. •for Mrs..
Frank ,'Jones, and family and; a
cheery greeting card.. was sent
to Mrs W A. Stewart. •
•' Death: of Frank Jones
The sudden death of the late
Frank Jones ..one of Dungannons
business '.'men occurred suddenly
on , Monday night ,of . last . week
at his hone following; .a • heavy
heart seizure: He had :not' en
°joyed: the 'best of .health for some;,
time, hut was as usual that day,
and. •chatted., with the neighbors
earlier that evening,without any
complaint Ike. was -a 'harness'.
maker - bY trade and'' has had a
repair shop on; Main Street for'
almost forty-five years:
. He was a son of the late . Mr..
Henry Jones and. Catharine Hil:
der.. He- is survived by his wife.
'the 'former Lula ' Stothers, .a
daughter of the late Wm. Sto-
'.thers : and. Rebecca .: Davidson.
There are three daughters,' Mrs.
Steve (Donalda) ITelesic of God-
erich,
Mrs. Weldon (Bertha) ' Ru='
dow of - Elmira, ',Mrs. Wilfred
(Pauline)... Massey, Cleveland,
Ohio. 'A son, Roy predeceased 1iim.
twelve years ago There are . 7
grandchildren-; and' a sister, Mrs:'
W illiarn (May) Moffat ,. of Ed-
rnonton, Alta:' .
The 'funeral '•service was , held
from ins' late 'residence on Thurso
day.: conducted cby:;tRev.; Wallace'
McClean Minister.- •of • •Erskine
PresbyterianChurch. Interment
Was- in' Dungannon Cemmeter; The
pallbearers ,were Mason 'McAlli-
ster, 'Brown Sniythe, W J Reid,
tHeber' Eddy, Howard Black and
Lorne • Ivers .The lovely ' floral:
'tribute ,bespoke silent respect to
the deceased and the family. • .
In reporting deaths in this corn
munity which . 'haveoccurred re-
cently,
. it comes to mind three of
the latest ..have been trades men
who learned trades, ,'that required
patience and years of experience
to accomplish their skill. They
set upi in, business on Main Street
in Dungannon • and made a livli-
hood in past 'years.:Their skilled
hands 'turned out fine work, .'that
was appreciated by popular • de-
mand. We .p no• longer hear of
young men learning blacksmith-
ing, tailoring, harness -making,
:Mrs, W. A. Stewart is recup-
erating at her home with a cast
on her , back, since injuries re-
ceived when she fellthree weeks
ago.
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YOUR BARGAIN FOODLAND
GRANULATED SUGAR p
We Sell For Less10lbs..
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BUTTER,. CANADA lst.. GRADE
Stock-UpSpecial, Feature. Pound ,
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ASSORTED COOKIE SALE. Save 17c.
Request . Repeat. Any 390 pkg. . *Ai picg.
SUPER SUDS with FREE Melmac.
Giant package.. Save Here. Package
PURE LARD 'SALE.
Burn's For All Your Baking.
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35c
HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL 'YOUR GARDENING'
NEEDS. DUTCHSETS, MULTIPLIERS,
POTTING SOIL, AND ALL. VARIETIES OF SEEDS.
We : Sell . Four Less : • . Values Effective
•, Phone ;,119r Lucknow April 23, 24, 425.
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1958, Chev. Delray sedan, automatic`: transmissions
• fully , equipped :... , . $2,595
1958 ':Chev Biscayne, special V-8.• .. motor, power brakes, •
fully' .equipped. : $2,750..
1958 'Pontiac Stratochief "'Sedan,` automatic 'transmission ,
fully equipped $2,650.
1958 Chev: Biscayne Sedan,. 'automatic,.
fully. equipped 52,650
1958'Chev Biscayne Sedan, :.. $2,450':
1956 .Chev, Standard ' Sedan; .• f equipped $1,695,
' 1956. Chev Coach, fully, 'equipped ' ' $1,695
'1955 Chev; • Deluxe. Sedan, Automatic `' $1,550
1955 Chev. Sedan, fully : equipped , $1,450
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1955:.Chev:: Sedan, with radio $1,395 '
1954 Chev: Belair . coach, automatic $1,195
1954 Dodge Regent, Sedan ' ,:$1,095»
1954 Ford Custontline with radio : 51,095.
•1953 'Dodge Sedan . $895
TRUCKS! TRUCKS!
1956 Dodge, '/z ton. Pickup : $1,095
,Karon County's Foremost Used Car '.Dealers'
CASH, TRADE, .TERMS Open Evenings Until 10 • "
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PHOTO CO-OP REALTOR `.
120 Davis Si... Sarnia, Ontario.,
Represented By,
GEORGE T,IFFIN, SALESIVIAN.
• • i Teeswater,'
HOUSES in. Lucknow, Wmgham, ..
Paisley,; PROPERTY in Clinton; COTTAGE
.and. ./2 acres .oflake property near; Tiverton,
SEVERAL FARMS in surrounding community.'
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For
more particulars and to inspect properties, call,
GEORGE TIFFIN, at 184-W, Lucknow
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