The Lucknow Sentinel, 1959-11-25, Page 8.PAGE EIGHT
THE =KNOW SEENTZNELA LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
ee Fade 16 For,
ANNIVERSARY 'SALE SPECIALS
CONTINUING ALL THIS WEEK
W ]DNESDAY, NOV. ,25t1i, 1959
AGENT FOR • KINCARDINE CLEANERS
Free Pick -lip and Delivery • Monday and, Thursday.
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LADIES' an � MEN'S. WEAR
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THAT Mrs J. W. Joynt supplied
.. :. "at the organ in the' United•
• church on. ',Sunday .'morning in
the, absence of Elmer Umbach,
who was: in #.Kitchener . to. at-
_ tend the funeralof an uncle,
who died quite suddenly.
THAT Mr. and Mrs. , Wm. A.
Porteous • left on 'Tuesday for
Daytona' Beach Florida, where
• they will spend the next few'
months, returning in mid-Ap-
ril, Enroute '.south'they plan-
ned to spend a couple of days
JOHN E. HUCKINS
'Chairman
Huron Citizens,
Legal Control; •
Committee
t1DAY 11:25 P.M.
KNX /TV ,.
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THA, despite bad weather for
outdoor construction work the
erection of Jack MacDonald's.
cement block . garage'on' Will-
oughby'' street, is reaching an
advanced, state, with work : on
the.•'roof • started last week -end.
1. SEE BY THE
SENTINEL
THAT Bob. 1VIacDonald of Luck-
-
uck--. now has beenspitalized,: far
a: week in :Wingham hospital,
• . where he underwent an oper
ation for .a carbuncle on the
• back. of his neck. ,
THAT •,Mrs. Wilson Irwin e
•turned home . on Monday .. after
being . ,hospitalized ' for , some
time in : London . and Wingham•.
with. severe rib injuries . suff-
ered in a, fall.
THAT 'students at•,Lucknow Dis
trict High 'School :are this'
week writing Christmas ex
anainations. •
THAT among the. LucknowiteS
in Sarnia with their daughf er who are. hospitalized ' at Vic -
Mary. toria Hospital, London, • are
Mrs.,Roy Black, Mrs.' Jim
Boyland Mrs.:Carman' Ham-
ilton.
THAT Jim ;Reed visited briefly
this w
Mr. and Mrs.. Allan •. Reed,
prior .to . going to 'Toronto for
the Canadian Players present-•.
ation of "The 'Taming of': the
Shrew" . and "The Cherry Or-
chard" at . the Eaton Auditori-
um. They have been touring
the: States and, will . return
there following. their :'one -day
presentation .,in . Toronto. •
1NATION
Notice is hereby given to the • municipal electors of the
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TOWNSHIP OF:. KIN'LOSS
That the nomination of fit and proper persons to . serve,
as reeve and councillor for. the Township 'of Kinloss for
the' year. 1960, ' will, take place at the Township Hall,
Holyrood, On
FRIDAY, ,NOVEMBER 27th, 1959
which
at
' one hour,
o for on
r
o
afte
lock ' in the afternoon, At 'one o'clock
said township are hereby•
tune and place all electors of
notified to attend, and that should a poll be 'required,
polling will open on
Monday, December 7th, 1959
,At .9.00. a.m. At. . the following places in the Polling
Sub -divisions:
No. 1, At the Orange Hall, ',Durham Road
,' No. 2, At the OrangeHall, Kinlough
No.• .3, Atthe Township Hall, Holyrood
No. 4, At /House' of Mrs. -Robert `Reid, Lot 11, Con. 2
No ' 5, ,At Purves', Store, Langside
No. -6, : At the Community Hall, Whitechurch
Kinloss, : November: 6th, .1959
J. R.•• . Lane, Clerk.
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THAT a meeting of the ..Luck-
know Business • Men's Associat-
ion will be held in the Town
Hall this Friday , evening to
make 'final plans for Santa's
annual visit to. Lucknow „,•.
YOUR BARGAIN FOODLA. ND
MARGARINE'!,ALE• Save 27c.
Delmar Brand .3 day Feature.
PEANUT BUTTER SALE, Save 'lc.-
' "Yummy " Brand. 16 oz. Feature,
SALADA TEA BAGS. Save 10c..
We Sell For Legis. 90 Count.
4 Ibs..,89c
2 jars �59c
pkv. 69e
ICE CREAM; SALE, Save 10c
Silverwoods' For Quality.' ; Half -Gallon
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SWEET' MIXED. PICKLES. Save 10c.
¶`Tally -Ho" 'Brand: Large 48• oz. J
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CHRISTMAS CANDIES, NUTS, ORANGES, ETC.
NOW. AVAILABLE. SPECIAL . DISCOUNTS
ALLOWED':' ON ALL CHURCH • AND - SCHOOL
PURCHASES FOR CHRISTMAS' PARTIES.
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We Sell For Less , • Values Effective
Phone 119,. ;LUcknaw November 26, 27, '28.
THAT Mrs. a Petersen, ,librar-
ian and Mrs. W R. Howey oaf'
theLibrary Board, attended
the . annual • meeting of Bruce`
County • Library 'co-operative
at Port Elgin:
'THAT Cliff iCrawford was home
lastweek' because of the sud-
den 'death
udden'death of his ; brother. He
,rejoined his ship at Detroit: at
. the ' end of the week after be; •
•ling' 'in ship -to -shore telephone
communication :from 'Lucknow
with the ship's captain on Fri-
day receiving instructions.
THAT ' Paul Henderson perform-
ed the hat trick in •Goderich on.
Friday night when he '.scored
Half - of the team's 'goals as
• they ,downed Tillsonbung 6 to
2. He notched a goal -a period.
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'5 'lb. weight . . . $x'.•35 pr.
3 lb.. weight . ' Y • . . . . . , . . . • •. • / .
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Children White' Wool, Scarfs . v ...
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TEMPERATURES:
ONE KILLED' ,
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Ripley: By about 4 A.M.the
vehicles had ••been towed into
Kincardine.
Mr. and Mrs. ,MacDonald •and
2 children • Allan and Catherine.
had • been . atthe home of .his.
brother
brother• and: sister, John Mac-
Donald and Mrs. James Watson
on the . Ashfield -Huron boundary
one mile west of Amberley.
.They made it a frequent habit
to go there and watch television
and were returning. home north-
erly : when involved, in •the col-
lision. '
Besides his wife and 'two
children who were' in the. acci-
dent, •Mr. MacDonald 'is • surviv
ed' iby two older sons at home,
Donald 'and Douglas, a brother
John and ,a ,sister Mrs, James`
Watson, both 'of Amberley. and
'a sister, Mrs. Albert Stewart of
•Kincardine Township.
` Funeral • services 'were held
from: the •• McLennan : Funeral
Home, Ripley, on Tuesday , at
2:30 Burial was in Ripley Ce-
metery. ' ,•
Acharge of careless driving
has been laid against Mr. Roul
ston. An inquest .. will be held.
This has been a• tragic year
for the Reids Corners-Amberley
community. In April, 16 -year-old
Murray .Bell of Amberley was
killed when he fell from the
back of a truck, Also in' April,
20 -year-old Ronnie Brown of
Pirie River was .killed when :his
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Phone 110; Lucknow
car struck a . bridge. All three
of these fatalities have occurred
within a "stones -throw" .of :each,
" other:
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