The Lucknow Sentinel, 1959-07-15, Page 3•
WEDNESDAY, JULY 15th, 1959
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO.
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Local' &General
Dr. and .Mrs. J. E. CarmiChael
> dinonton, and' Mt., and
red Heath and 'son, of Toronto
ere • guests of ' Miss Jean Lyons..
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Mr.. and .Mrs. H. J. Farnell . of
antilton. and Mrs. ..Gordon` Mac
►biter of Gormley -visited 'last
°eek 'with Mr. and Mrs: Wm.
!eGill. ,
Miss Mary' Porteous of Toronto
)ent the week -end' with her
rents,• Mr.: and Mrs. W. " A:
osteous, who vttent to :their: cot
ige at Farrow 'Bay on Tuesday
T the summer.
and Mrs., George Haldexiby
Kinlough• have .rnoved to Dur-
an from the ' Dungannon- dis-.
ict. George is forerilan. With a'
nstruction company .and was.
Gated at Dungannon, while .the
'in was resurfacing a section
the .Bluewater Highway.
Mrs, John. T. Carruthers re
rued from Victoria Hospital,
indon on. Saturday, where. she
:d 'been a •patient. .for abotut ten
ys. A bowel obstruction had.
en feared, but x-rays proved
is not to : be so , .
Recent :visitors ' with Mr. ` and
rs. (Russell Ritchie ,were Mr.
id Mrs. ' Robert': Shields, .Mrs.
acLenrian' and boys of 'Port
)1'borne; and Mr. ,and Mrs. Al
n : Massey ' and. 'boys' of :Port
)lborne.
Luc now. '
Presbyterian Church
Minister:
Rev. Wallace McClean I. •
SUNDAY, JULY 19th
9.30 a.m, • Dungannon
0:00• a.m.. Sunday, School
1;00 a.m. Combined , service
of Presbyterian and UJnied
Church congregations,' Rev.
0. R. Geiger'' in change.
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.LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH
Minister:
Rev. Gordon R. Geiger,
B.D.
SUNDAY, JULY 19th
D.00 a.rri, Church School •
1:00' a.i . Union Services• in
the , Presbyterian Church
during July, Rev. G. R. Gei-
ger in charge.
Nought. Por The *tact -
Non church goers wottldi f t
el at home ih .heaven.
HOLIDAYS'"IN AUGUST
Holidays at The Sentinel
office wily be .the first two
weeks . of August: There will
be. no paper.' published ' on.
August. 5ti and 12th
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Mrs. John Miller of town is . a
patient in Wingham ,1 Iospital.,
Mrs, Wm.. Hewat, and daugh-,
ters' Nancy •and'`Ardonna arrived
here on Tuesday, by' rotor from.
Vancouver. '
Mrs. Bruce MacKenzie. return-
ed home last week '`from. Wing
ham hospital' where she had been
a patient'. for about'. three weeks.
Mr .and Mrs. Roy Cringle of
Detroit .visited• Mr. Jack. Gillies'.
and `Mr. 'and Mrs. Charles Cook
over':.the week -end..
Mr:' and Mrs. Howard' Johnston
and 'Marilyn of Port Colborne
holidayed for a week 'with his
parents, iWr. and Mrs. P.' M.
Johnston.
J. J. Houston and Mr. Richard
Standish, ' of . Niagara Parks,
School of •Horticulture, spent the
week -end at, .the' forrner's'. home
at : Holyrood.' ,
Mr. and Mrs. John Le . Beau
and •three .' daughters of Royal.
Oak, Mich.,. attended the Mac-
Kenzie -Lowry wedding on . Sat-
urday. .
•.Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Smith and
family, of. Teeswater and• Mr; and
Mrs. Buddy. Valance' of Detroit
were •vlsi.tors Monday .'.evening
with Mr. and Mrs.,. Frank Miller:
• Mr.. and Mrs. John. Sparkes
and Donna and Mr.. and Mrs,
Joh Wiebe of "London were
week -end .guests . of Mr, and Mrs.
Fred McQuillin. Donna is . re-
maining- for a week. .
Miss Mina Graham spent the
past Week • as • the guest of Miss
Emma,1VICCluskey, 'before 'leav-
ing for the millinery :showings at
New York, prior to returning. to
Chilicothe.
Mr, and Mrs.:A J:. Wilson and.
son Jim, took a holiday trip in
the states .to Nashville and the
Smoky . Mountain country. At
Nashville they • attended the
Grand Old Opre.
pr
Mrs. Jim ,Ritchie left by train
ori Tuesday of ..last week for a
month's visit in the -West, mak-
ing, her headquarters at the San-
gudo, Alta., where 'she will visit
her sister, Mrs.' H. 0. Campbell,
Mrs, last week Mo. H. :Corrin ' returned
from Victoria Hospital,
where she had _been a patient, l
Dr,Corrin is presently on vaca
tion and they are on a holiday
trip accompanied .by their daugh-
ter, Donna. .
ENGAGEMENTS.
Mr: and Mrs. Donald McInnis.
of •Kincardine; announce the en-
gagement of , their' daughter, Shir-
ley . Jean Christena to Mr. Wm.
John Balfour McLean, son of 'Mr.
and` Mrs. Bertram' McLean, • Kin-
cardine. The marriage : Will take
plaee Saturday, July 25th, 1959
at- 2 o'clock •in Knox Presbyterian
Church, Kincardine:
CARS 'COLLIDE
• Cars driven by Jack MacLeod;
of Lochalsh and Fred Blunden
of ' town were in. collision at the
intersection of Outrarn and
Wheeler 'Streets •last Wednesday
about • •noon hour. The . MacLeod
car was going 'west on Wheeler
and the Blunden. car north on
Outram,' when the later' collided
with the .. 'MacLeod/'.car, at • the
left rear door. Both'. vehicles
were moving slowly and no .one
was .injured. Fred had the burn:.
per taken off • his car,' which he
had just 'purchased that Morning
we understand. • •
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NUCLEAR. PLANT
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more than Walkerton a matter
of between.' $5,000 and $6,000 per
year; based ori 700 -kilowatt. con-
sumption." •
The same' situation, Was true
in other centres which,llso were
assessed higher rates because of
special "low tension" costs ing
volved in rooting. power in from
the distribution point of Hanover.:
The warden,. `along with dis
trict mayors and, reeves, hailed
the move as being highly signi-
ficant. They . agreed if Bruce is
earmarked for the .project, bene-
fits would be felt in .every corn-
er 'of the county.
Although municipalities such
as Kincardine, Tiverton and Port
Elgin stood to gain much from
thedevelopment, if it inatieria-,
lined, benefits would,undoubted-
ly rub off 'on every segment, of'•
the County, the ,warders' said. ,
Development At Southampton
The above prospects came soon
after . the announcement of the'
development of the Chippewa
Country. Club Estate, • north of
Southampton and made at• a
buffet supper ` at Southampton
,hosted by Earl Putnam, owner
of 'tl'ie 240 -acre tract- which will
pswimming,
h e
pool, tennis' courts and sffle
board facilities. An 18 -hole golf
course is now. being constructed,
• Among those in attendance at
the gathering was Warden Joynt
Who complimented Mr. Putnam
.for his enterprise.
Since then it has 'been report..
ed that a 200, - bed convention'
hotel might be developed in. con- I
rection with this enterprise.,
;ural Area, .Be Re presente
In Petition dor Repeal Of C. T.A.
J. E.. Huckins of Goderich told
The. Sentinel on Tuesday after-
noon that they had 'about 4000
names on, the petition seeking
repeal of the Canada Temper-
ance Act which' has been' in ef-
.feet in Huron County since 1914.
That . fi(gure does not include
KINLOSS• 'NEWS
• Brian Keith enjoyed a week's
vacation with relatives at Ches-
Mrs, D. L. MacKinnon and Mr.
Fraser • MacKinnon, Mr, and Mrs.
Ross " MacKenzie. ° and Mr. and
Mrs, Orville' Elliott ,attended the
Smith—Reum • wedding. in May-
bee, . Mich,, on Saturday; The
groom is a nephew ,of Mrs. Mac-
Kinnon's.• •`
Mr. and Mrs.' Lloyd. Fraser of
Exeter and other relatives visit-
ed With Mr. and .Mrs. Harold
Austin and family .on Friday.
Miss Betty, Hiamilton is vaca
tioning with her parents, ' Mr,
and, Mrs, Gib. Hamilton.'
Mr. W.• Townson enjoyed '.: a
motor trip through the southern
states and . is now visiting at, the
Thome of Mr. and Mrs. .Ira Diekie.
LANGSIDE° •
Mr. and Mrs. William , Evans
spent Sunday at London
•Miss Lynda. Johnston of Bel -
grave. spent the week -end with
Mr. and Mrs.. Charlie Tiffin.
Week: end" visitors with Mr.
,and. `Mrs. Huntley Dawson ' and,
family were ` Mr. , and • Mrs. Win.
Dawson . of London and Mrs:;
Harold; Dawson, Wilda and 'Don
Don-
ald and 'girl friend of Toronto.
Mr. 'and Mrs. Lawrence Mc-.
Leod spent Saturday in London.
Miss Carol' Lavis . who was ' hol-
idaying •returned home.. with
thein.
The ,Larigside church picnic: is
tO be held •. on . Saturday; July 25,
in the school grounds.
• Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wall
and family visited . Sunday with
her sister, 'Mr. and Mrs.' ,Robert
Davis and family, St. Thomas.
Mrs. Arthur of Auburn is a
v'i'sitor"'at :the home of her daugih-
ter,• Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon: Wall.
Miss Deana McKenzie who was
a patient for :quite a .few' 'weeks
in Winghani General Hospital 'is
now at the Carruthers :Nursing
home,
returns from such major urban
centres. as .Exeter, Seaforth and
Clinton. A minimum total of
some 7,500 names is required on
the petition. representing 25%a.. of
Huron' County's eligible voters°
which' total' 2$,357:
Mr,, Huckins: stated that it was
the intentionto circulate ' the
petition in the rural Municipali-
ties, 5o that there is represent->
ation from all municipalities. It
is hot, however, the intention to
make "dor-to-door" .calla:: Town.-
ship officials' are ..being notified
of theirplan of ..procedure,
Mr. Iuckins''heads the. Huron
Citizens Legal Control Cortina-
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tee which is ;taking' the initiative
in seeking repeal of the 45 -year-
old act. "
Mr. Huckiris stresses, that this
is not a, wet . and dry vote, but
primarily an appeal against an
act that. permits drinking •con-
ditions .whichdefy' law ', enforce
ment.
Its repeal will give each mun-
icipality the democratic, right to
make their ownchoice under the
Liquor : Control Act.
SAI DERSON`S:
Ladies' and Men's' . Wear -85
Fashion • Millinery • . f'
B'RiDAL GOWNS
FORMALS
ceum ;Theatre
WINGHAM
Two :shows each night
First- at 7.15
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
July 18,-17 18.E
• Charles Bronson: ' Violet ,Rensing ."
"WHEN 'HELL • BROKE, LOOSE"
An exciting- war; story,
RK THEATRE
Goderlcb
Now .Playing -- July '16, 17, .18.
"Green Mansions" in Color,'':• Audrey, Hepburn, :`Tony,
Perkin's.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
July . 20, 21, 22
Adult Entertainment --
Yul Brynner, ; Joanne Woodward - Robert Wagner.
and Ethel Waters
Down in Mississippi's Delta. . country a decadent
Southern'family lives on the frayed threads of .their
former gentility.
"THE -SOUND AND. THE FURY"
Scope and Color
Thursday,' Friday, Saturday, 'July 23, X24, 25.
Glenn Ford -- Felicia Farr - .Van Heflin' and.
. I-.eora Dana:•
A tense and exciting story of an Arizona rancher
and the Cold-blooded killer who became his . temporary
Companion.,
"3;10 TO YUMA" . .
Special. Attraction—All week -- July, 27 to August 1
. — Adult Entertainment ` . •
Rodgers and Hammerstein's
. ; ' "SOUTH PACIFIC''.
Intact! Uncut! All the wonderful romance all
the 'songs all the dheer that ran' for 'a year on Broad.
way. y
• Mitz Ga nor
Rossano Brazzi — John Kerr,arid
France Nuyen.
Coior by Deluxe
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