The Lucknow Sentinel, 1958-07-02, Page 53 WFDNESPAYI JULY 2ria, 195a
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DAY IN ASHFIELD
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The annual 'picnic and field
day w'as held at the Ashfield
Park on Monday, June 23rd, with
.pupils from School *Sections 6, 7,
10, .13,, 16 of Ashfield Township
• particiPating. A. large crowd was.
pn hand to v./evil' the races. and
games, With Don Paquette
• acting ,as official starter,
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• Winners the. athletic events
'.'were as follOwS: 'girls race 5 and
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1:WE' •LUCKNQW SPITINEL,JjowONZ'ARIC!
Underi. Alma, !Parrisk. Kathleen
Hogan, 'Ursula Courtne$T4 boys, •5
and, f4nder., Jimmie Hogan Jack
Cameron, Mel Irwin, girls 6-7,
Helen Courtney, Glenda Weaver.
Rosemary Eedy;; boys 6-7, Ron-
nie Hogan, John MacKenzie,
Douglas Scott; girls 8-9, Rose-
mary Hogan, Sharon Courtneyi
"Susan Arnold; ;boys 8-9, Janie
Boak, •Desmond Colgtney, Doug
las AltOn; 1041, Barbara
Nelson, Sandra Cameron, Mary
Ellen McGlynn;: boys 10-11, Ton).
Hogan, Linden ShackletoR, Ger-
ald Shackleton,Paul Eedy (tie);'
Nay,' Marilyn Cameron, Dianne
litAmPhrer; boys .12 and over,.
Wayne -Hackett, Ceorge. Hum -ph.,
rey, Barry Menary; young ladies
rate, Diane Ritehie, Eleanor Mac -
Nay, Mari:: Anna , MacDonald;
young men's race, , Wayne Hack-
ett, . George Humphrey,. Barry
.Kilpatrick;_slipper -kick, AO and:
nnder, Sharon „CourtneY, Linda
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Courtne'Lenore Petrie; girls
over .10, Sandra Carhergn, Mari-
lyn Cameron, Anne Arnold; boys
under 10, Gerald . Shackleton,
Jamie Boak, terry Paquette; boys
over 10, Ralph Curran,, Tom Ho-
gan,, Paul Eedy. •
• Wheel -barrow race 134. rry Men-.
ary and George. Humphrey, Ralph
Curran and Jamie. Boak,• Donald
•Paquette and Gerald Shackleton;
3 -legged' race—girls 10 and un-
der, Linda Little and S„harori
Courtney, Verna Fafrish- • and
Rosemary Hogan, Helen Court-
ney and • Barbra .Eskritt; girls
..o3zer. -10,—BaTbara---Nelspn • - -and.
Marilyn Cameron, •Linda Little
and Mary Anna MacDonalc1;, Mar-
garet Farrish and Helen MdeNay;
boys 10 - and under, •Gerald
Shackleton and Jamie; Boak; Ler-
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ry Farrish • and Herbie ,Barger,
Paul Eedy. and John MacKenzi;
boys over 10;- Tom ,Hogan and.
Larry_Earrish, Ralph -Curran -and-
Lindeen Shackleton, Ralph Black
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Sharon Hogan, Helen MacNay,
Linda. Little; sack race; girls
under 10, Rosemary Hogan, Helen.
YOTPLEL ENJol! . . .
SAACKSor
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UCknoW's Finest Restauran
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,SUNDAY DINNER
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from 4.30 to 8.00. pall. .' ' • • .
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Softball • throw—girls 10 • and
under, ,Linda Little, Barbara ES-
krift, Hilda Ritchie; boys 10 -and
under, •Larry •Farrish,. Bernard
Campbell, Scott Pierson •
•Running broad jurrip—girls.un-.
der 8, Helen., Courtney, Nancy
Irwin; girls 8, 9, 10, Rosemary
.Hogan,: Susan Arnold,' Linda tit-
tle; girls over: 10, Barbara
son, Helen MacNaY,` Linda tit-.
tle; boys tinder Raymond .Ho -
'gen', Jamie Hoak, .Calvin Ritchie;
boys. 8; 9, .10 Bernard Carnpbell,
DOug10 Alton, Gerald Shackle-
ton. • • • • • • 41:-
• ReISY rce L. Belfast, l'4Othiari,
,Crewe.. • • •• •44; „
Special pri4es were awarded t�
the largeritTfarriily present and it
was betweenThe families of Leo
Courtney ($S: 10) and Dennis
Hokan ($S. 7) With. seven each.
Brock Hasty ,of Crewe • Was:. the
yotingeSts' present.
Following - the ball games a
picnic supper was enjoyed. .
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en you ask for a loan
at the B of
HEN .t4e 'housewife calls at the grOce'ry store ,and ,:iders a suiiply
Of :provisions, she is not asking a favour .. she is buying goods for which •
•she will pay. cash . purely a matter of business:, • • • • •
So with your bank. It is a 'business proposition just as much as the
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grocery stOre. . • •
. . ' The grocer.dals in groceries . ....the banker deals in Credit. And; as
themakin '.Of loans is the principal -ay by which bis bank derives '
its revenue, he is as anxious. to sell 'hi credit as : the: grocer is to sell. •
• his groceries, And, like the ' gioccr, the banker naturallyWants to know
that is going to be .paid fore his goods .•. . that his loans will be
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when thsylay due That too, is only gOod• business. /
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' • When you have occasion to ask' for a loan, foOk at v • •:`
; It this ivay.• Conic to the Bank, not feeling that you have Ifl 1 DItIl fl••••
to Ask '4.favour, hut to 'offer the Manager a sound btisinTO 1 Mal1011 CANADIANS
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proposition- which will be of profit,, to,,, you and to B m
his institution. . • .• ,
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tncknOW Branch: MILTON ,RAYNTit; Manager • . ' . :
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:Mr. ' Oliver Barkweli, Mrs.„
Daisy 1VICCharleS;ond. Mrs:, Ruth'
Brooks and Mil:, Evelyn; 'Bark -
well spent Saturday in Chatharn...
' number .fratri this cOrrinnin-...
itk attended the shower at Clov-
er Velleyschool in. honor of Miss.
Anne Henry.
Mrs. • DaVe'lVtaeLay• of 'Toronto
and Mrs. Alice Robertson O'f
Rp-
ley a 'day - with Mrs. Herb
Ensign: ; !
• :Mr.. Einile. MacLennan and Mr.
Herb Ensign spent ai,day.,fishing
at . Paisley 'recently: • . • •
• Mr. t A. MacLennan spent
Saturday in Chatham with the
.tioderich
or doir-Ro04-tOtiiIS'
spending .a few days visiting in
the ' communitk: • 41• • , •
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:Mrs..Van, der Lay !held a Tup-
per Ware party,: on 1V16nday• ev-
ening. .• • • •
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As your husband's chief
beneficiary, would you know how to administer - • "fp
his estate? Do you understand Income' Tax , •
Settle:bents and Succession Duties? What of
evaluations and liquidation of assets?
Inexperience in Estate Planning and
management canicaute unnecessary losses and
untold worry, That's why so many wise men
d...w.om-4 4 •J .n nladogegfuldogi
the Sterling Trusts. Arrange. to see Sterling
Trusts )with your husband today. You'll find
them personally interested in helping you.
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'Call Mr. Parker
EMpire 4-7495 • ,
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Barrie' •
• Call Mr. Alcorn'
•PArkway 8-5181 • •
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LOCHALSH 'Donald Courtney. the. sec-
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-Donald A/lecheries of Brant-
ford 'and „ IVIcCharles • of.
Toronto spent.. the holiday/ Week-
• end with theirTparenta, Mr and
Mrs. OliVer.McCharles:
'Louise 'MacLennan of Toronto
and Jack:'MacLennan sPerit, the
week -end, with Mr. and - Mrs..
Emile MacLennan. Louise Will,
remain for a Week's holidays.
*.; Mrs. BOb JohnStone
-Of-Detroit--spent-a-fe*days--sVfsft--
ing Mr and .Mrs: Duncan Far-
rish
. We are sorry 'to report 'that
Mrs. Duncan MacKenzie • iS'.stilr
a 'patient in Wingham Hosp,ital.
'Cameron: Layne of Detroit is
spending' ' the :summer holidays.
with his grandriarehts, Mr and•
•Mrs Duncan MacKerikie..•
Mrs. Pat Raird_of Toronto •-crs-
ited With. Mr: and 'Mrs.: George
MeGilliVraY." '• •••
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-Miss Katie 'MacLeod- and An=
gus McLean ;visited on Sunday
with the Brotchie family in Kin,-
Cardind. . • , -
INSTITUTE VISITS •pOINTS
QF INT$REST AT ;KINCAROINE,
•• , The June ineeting oflhe Reid's
• Corners Women's Institute was
' ' held in the forth Of a picnic in;
' • Kincardine: In the morning the'
• ladiek'• visited •the Klincardine'
News 'building and Mrl Bucking••
ham showed them ;the complicat.
ed prOduction ,angle*. of- the -news-
paper business; At noon a basket
lunch Was enjoyed in the park.
The regular meeting was then
tOndUcted by Mrs, Verner OrtiWri
the president, ;and* recorded by
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The; . District annual meeting,
vvhich had been held . in , Belmore
On June 13th, Was reported by
Mrs. John Reid and Mrs. Peen ..•
Hollands. The Sala& tea contest
'books with. "Grandmother's Quilt
• Blocks". was Won by Reid's, Cor.7, .
ner branch and :PurOle, Grove.
branch received second prize; • ,
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• In the afternoon the ladies en-
joyed a ,conducted • tour through , „•
-Malcolmas•--tirniture7F-e-ct-o-r-y •
which' • was a highlight of the ,
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• halie you 'saiTed -.in •
the. past ten years?
'The trouhieh•Most Savins plansla
!that peOple 'deposit money today and
withdraw it tomoirow. A Sun Life kn.
dowment 'Policy provides you With
savings plan that iaanat fail. Let Me'.
tell yOu about it: • '
SUN ILFE OF CANADA
Kinahan
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Phone Wingham 117 -g -w-4.
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