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CIONTEMTIAL, SPECIAT
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THE: LUCKNQW SENTI1`tl.L, LUGKW W, QNTARto
LFiVEp.INB0UN'
,PIES!.. ,PIES!
• r+ ' uest':
The Coininittee of: the Centenniial.Booth. eq ;
• . the'
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pie donations to.be sued in '.connection with
Chicken Barbecue,
The booth wi11' be at the west end pf the Arena. •
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:VIES. TO COMEIN
PIES!'.
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aturday,. August, .2nd . or Monday? AtiigUst 4th
For' further information contact.
VI i:S._PHILIP STEWARZ
Phone .S, Lucknow •
'HOSE WHO,
HE MAIN DR
Montreal;, Chas. Mason •and Jack
Cook,, Sunoco Garage;. • Cyril.
Brown, 'fruit' market; Bob
Kenzie and Neil McLennan, fur-
.'+rn -^°• •�y-"• �' t.c,. i_,• ivrxxH .-' V> •
-i`i• v '1L..aN�
Who may not know, and as a re \Stewart,' restaurant, Kay Macln-=
cord : for . future "historians", tosh • manager Bell Telephone
'here's ' a rundown of business
places andinc ustries in Lucknow
, in ' 1958; Done (hurriedly, it, , is'.
subject to';error and. omission
Campbell' Street, south, east to
west,. Ross Cumming,', Supertest
Garage,. Nelson Winterstein, me.
chanic, Les Purves, barber;: Gor-;
field•• MacDonald, . used furniture
:;dealer; Wm" Knechtel, feed store; •
Bob- 'Finlay, . gift^: shop; . Noble
Johnston, : `restaurant; • Stewart
Mullin, baker; K. 'Cameron,,pQat'
master; • Greer TV and Electric;
Wm:' Bolt;:, .Clarence Greer; 'Mar'1•
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(By. Da y • e, Anderson)
}t
,.Ti.mber Tips ' made its first
appearance on. The Sentinel, sport
page in; 1950 ,anrd since, that date.
it has become . a regular•• fall and
winter feature..' Now indoor bowl-
ing,
owl
ing',is Hooked upon .as a real and
essential part, of the sporting'
activities of our Sepoy Town;
This pastime. is rather, unique
insofar as it provides many en.
thusiastic, middle -age couples,
with an opportunity to participate
actively in, a ',game despite- :the
fact that it is always, played.
away . -from A home,
Every week twelve teams from
the __ LucknqW-Dungannon' • , area
consisting; of• well over one hun-
dred players motor to" the
timber-lanesof a- neighboring
town .to. trundle the balls:. "down
the middle", • Since the Wednes-
day _and
ednesday_and Thursday___ evening out-
ings are : designed .to: -be social as
well as s orcin events it is net-
ra 'SU � p l res
be much.+ fun _ and "whoopla as.
Mrs. Norman .Seigriest, children's, I' well ,as
WEDNE'SDAY,4ULY 00th, 19
YOUR BARGAIN FOODLAND
EANUT' BUTTER. 1.6 oz.
'
Yummy brand. Homogenized'' • •:.,., •. • .'
HIGHLAND PRIDE COFFEE,;
Our, exclusive top 'seller,. Save 1 6c. Pound'
CENTENNIAL . COOKIE. BUY'
ancy' assorted. Reg. 39c lb. Bargain'
CANADA Tsti G1tAD"
Stock Up .Special; Bargain Pound'.
CANADA CLOVER HONEY
Brown • Bear.. 4 Pounds. Sale .Price,. Tien .
.44
jars
s+
•.' •.e • •
We take Pleasure in extending
CENTENNIAL GREETINGS TO ALL
on This,. Our Annjversary.
wear;. Henry 'Donais,. fruit• mar-. Five -Pin bowling' was origin-
.ket; Kenneth Murdie, ' hardware; aced by Mr. Thomas J. Ryan of
Elmer Umbach, druggist; James Toronto in '. the year '19.09, • • Ten
Kittle, . dentist; Public Health Of- pins ' was the 'popular game ; of
rice,. Ruth • Thompson, resident the day;. and the idea 'of, five
nurse, Russ and Bill, Johnstone, pins came to him. as ' the. result
furniture, and funeral directors of . demands of his customers' for
E. H. Agnew, .Municipal ' Office a faster and lighter''game. In the
Silverwood Dairies (downtown early y 'da :,s an average of 145 was
office and ;creamery on Havelock considered top-flight and . often
St), W. R Howey, manager; Gor- times the' lively' pins flewthrough
don Montgomery, Ford ;garage; windows onto the street;
adder .,xFacto: C .``R..rapidly
Bristow, manager; George Elliott,. ,however' and: with the. intro
' .Welwood; IGA: seed' plant;.: Bob' McIntosh,' com-'
kat. Store, Norm We wo , +, ... , .
: Store, • Charles : •Short; Lloyd , Ash ; Triunity sale barn, Jack MacRae,
i' • ..:Fina'garage; ,'James; Stevenson,,
, ton s, ,Ladies'and.� Men s . Wear,4 •. -
Harold . Ritchie, ` barber; Sepoy sawmill; • Jack MacDonald, . gar- ;
a e,, Tom 'Hackett and. Sons, im
store, Mrs; ;Well 'Henderson, ':Wm g .+�
tt n • plement ` dealers; , "Mrs.' , Beryl
;Schmid, jeyveler Russ button; ,
• Howard' owbray,. hairdresser; ..Alex An:
• butcher shop,. , , Cowan,, � •
restaurant Gerald'Rathwell, 'shoe drew; Fairview •Dairy, 'V. A.
;shop; Lorrie :Reid,••` shoe -repair; ;.Mowbray, flaxmill; u': Jack Mac=
:Lloyd Hall,' Red and 'White gro- Donald, sawmill; 'Morgan, Donald
;eery; A., E. McKim,` .drug' store;
iGordort•. Fisher, . barber; J. L. Mac-
Millan butcher; Chas. Webster &
• : Donald �: MacKinnon,=,yip'arddware, h ,
Wm . 'Welsh, .butcher;' M. L. " San=
derson, Ladies and . ; Men's Wear;
'Laurence . ' Compeau, 'restaurant';
Allan Reed.Sports' and Auto Sup
PY,
1 Campbell Thompson, Luck-
' now Sentinel 'Lorne"Power, man-
'ager
an
'ageu
r>'L cknow District` Co-op; D.
Finlayson, grocer.
Campbell 'St., no'rth, `' 'east to.
P
west, :Harold, and Jaek Treleaven,
•' ,millers; Mrs. Jack Hussey, hair-
,'dr'esser, Bill Hunter, B.A°.garage
Mrs. Lorraine Baker, hairdresser; Human, like horses, can't kick
Gordon Bailey, beauty • salon; Mil-. and go :forward at the same
:ton .:Rayner,. - manager 'Bank of time. '
and Jim Henderson planing, mill• 1
duction. of such' refinements as
rubber. bands for the pins, to-
gether ' with better : and smoother`
alleys, there was a marked:,im-
provement in scores •culminating
recently in,: , a : magnificent ' flat
rolled' by `'Mr. 'Ron Gazelle.
triple
of Toronto when he 'chalked -up'
11.85 pins including; a perfect 450
gam?
M. H 'Corrin, MD:;;•,Harold '-Greer
t :.,While.local pinfall falls a„trifle
convalescent ,home,' Gib , Gilles
Aie a er of. •hi hwa main-
tenance depot; 'J W. Joynt and
Son, apple cold storage; Garnet
Henderson CNR agent; Harold
Values °Effective
July 31., Aug. 1, 2 •:
Phone 119, Lucknow
We Sell For Less'
Special Feature
Weston's
RAINBOV1 CAKE
39c.
d
• ,
SEEK TO IM
ROVE. many;. people to pause :and
HOPE CEMETERY
Froin+Detroit residents:',comes a'•
ro 'osal 'to" "clean up>r Hope
P p
Cemetery, a little pioneer ' bur
.
ial'. ground' on the Boundary,, 2'/z
miles west, and midway between
Lucknow and. Paramount.
The '`thought was 'fostered, it
would - seem, by,` .the .Lucknow
Centennial, w ieh has caused
� Hamilton;kicking ;the sliPper,•
Short of such lofty standards' we
do:have s;
have the occasional 300' plus'
a
single.:'With more:.practice• there
is .:no ` telling, what will happen
the r ear. future!
Treleaven, elevator;.5. E Robert-. Individual players look back to
son,' seed cleanin • plant; Oinar :many thrills (or little disappoint -
Brooks, `implement dealer; . Atis-
in Solomon, ;eenhouse Robert
t n, greenhouse;
Campbell, = 'woodworking; Ronald
Forster, welding .and septic
tonks • Albert-
Porter, welding +&'
septic tanks. •
1957 Pontiac Deluxe Sedan, automatic transmaission, .'
fully • equipped $2,495',
1957, Chev.; Station. Wagon x:...$2,450`
1957 Chev , Deluxe Sedan, automatic $2,495
1956,1Ford 'Customline,.:automatic, fully equipped $1,995',
1955 Chev: ; Deluxe Sedan, automatic : $1,695,
1954 Chev. Beak . Coach; automatic .... $1,395
-11;350-
,
$1,450
$1,295
1954 Chev n `)Deluxe` x `Sedan ..' ,
1954 Meteor. Hardtop, automatic, fully, equipped
'1954 Chev. Standard Sedan' fully q a uiped'
.
1953 Chev. B
elair Sedan, .........• - . ,.
1953 Chev. Belair hardtop :coach, automatic,' fully
1953 Dodge ; Sedan
1953 Meteor. Coach'
1951 Dodge Custom, Sedan ........a ,
1951 Plymouth Sedan, 1ow. Mileage ,
1951 • Ford Coach ...... ....................:. ....:... .:. .....;.... ....$ 595'
:1950 Meteor Coach $ '550 •
1950 Dodge Coach $.
575
...$1,195
:.$1,395
$1,150.
,f $1,050
$ 695
$ 695
TRUCK
1954 Chev'' :1 -ton Stake , Truck : ' ,' , .. ' . _.• .. ..•.$ - 950
riiseis Moors:
•
Huron County's Foremost. tried Car Dealers
CASH; TRADE TERMS * Open Evenings Until 10
Cities' Service 'Dealer 'rhone • 178, Brussels
ing . "go„ofers") associated with
this or that. game, play=off or
•
post -season .banquet. but all are
saddened. .by the;. thought that.
With' u
three young' men are nd longer
s
This ' column is .therefore ded-
icated::to the .memory of the late
Cecil Gardner,: Floyd Wilson -and
.-Robert 'Reid who were ' fine
sportsmen and, a great `credit. to,
all clean Sport. .t
•
SCOTCH' DOUBLES TOURNEY
1 OVERTAX LOCAL GREENS
.cou .les . race;
Mrs.T. MacKenzie; , couples
Mr Marshall and Phyllis' Steer;
egg.race,: Peter Steer; ,soda bis-
cuit race, am Garbutt;, spot" race;
Mrs. ,Garbutt; oldest person Pre-
sent, Mrs. Sarah 'MacKay; young-
est erson present, Murray Keith..
A.social • .halt hour was enjoy-
ed. Philip Steer presented ;alarin
clocks to_ Gladys Graham, who
is . going in' . training '• 'at St...Jos--
eph's. Hospital, London; to Ruth
.Steer, • going to •Teachers College
and to Phyllis. Steer;.going to
,Business 'College.. 'Ruth made a
suitable reply . on behalf ::of the
girls:
Twenty, -four rink's were enter-
ed to overtax the local greens
on Thursday evening. for a Scotch.
Doubles ' twilight tournament.:..
Thetop :live pairs were A.
Townsen.d,, Goderich, 3 'wins plus .'
124; Bill : Cameron, : Walkerton, 3
plus 7; H. Sherbondy, Wingham,
2 plus 16; Fred Jackson and Har
old Ritchie, t, 2 plus 16; . R. Rae.
and Rev: J.'"Pollock,. 2 plus' 12,
PRESENT G1 QTS.
AT 'CHURCH PICNIC
South .. Kinloss- Presbyterian.
'Sunday School picnic , w6,s held
at Poplar Beach on Thurs„ July.
A
24th. program . of sports. fo1,
lowed :are” enjoyable dip . in the.
water.. "
The 'following .is a list of prize
winners: running 'races 5 & tin-
ai
backward to the 'good oldda
and to be more ,deeply °stir.
by .a 'sense of admiration
those .courageous forebears
hewed ,their homes in. 'the - Wild
ness.
A'letter from Pearl' °(Beate
Merrily of Detroit and: a sut
quent conversation with 1\
George'Smith' (Ada Pickering)
Grosse Point Farms,
indicates. .the', interest' these i
met Paramountonians have. in
'storing Hope Cemetery.
• It is . felt that if sufficient
terest is shown: a' fund could
'set . Up from whichsuffiel
revenue would: accrue to ass
the
`perp.etual::care to keep , • , c i
artery, :Presentable.
Mks.. Merrill points' • 'out 1
her �mother's folks„Mr. and ,1
David ,Agnew and her grand]
ants.. and aunts are buried th
Mrs.: Smith's grandparents; a
and..uncle are 'buried. there
''While the project may not
iiri �'plemby
ented `Centennial. t.
it • is to'be h'oPed” that .the oc
ion •will spark .,'the undertak
Is Your Subscription Pah
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noderic
us ness
OUege
Practical. Instruction in .all. commercial subjects,
Qualified Teachers Modern Equipment
Examinations set, marked, and -Diplomas issued by
The ' Business Educators' Association of Canada
For several .years every seat has been filled.
Register` now — Tuition $20 Telephone 428
der, David Ma
cKinnon, . Neil • 'i
Marshall; girls. 6 to. 8, Ardonna
.ne ' MacKnzie;
rodycsiii6tYti:oe'8',
David
oni'Eadie, Jiemmie.
MacKinnon; :girls 9 to 11, Carol'
Maclntyre, Rosalie. Maciintyre;
boys 9 to 1.1, Peter .Steer, Jack
Maclnnes; boys 12 t9 14, Bill Gar-
butt, Ross Hamilton; girls 14 and:
over, , Phyllis Steer, Ruth Steer;
boys '1.4 and over, Robert'` Aust-
in, 'Sandy MacKenzie; married
ladies, Mrs, H.' Austin, Mrs. I:
Dickie; .married; men, Frank+Mac-
Kenzie; girls' 3 -legged + race, Ruth
and Phyllis ,steer. boys' 3 -legged'
"race, DougIas. Dickie, .and Ttoss •
aterloo Cattle Beeeding
Association .
ter Bulls .Are.,Used
•• Where B,,et
Remember: our change in schedule for Sunday'set`vic
;1958, .. . Period.
. ” Saturday;, Au -ust 2 for a trial pe.
elf active . g
• e
For cows to heat bn .Saturday, phone for servinserninat. Satu
evening from 6 to 8 p.m.These cows will be
early on . Sunday:', •
':' ' cows in heat on .Sunda morning, do not
For Y
service 'ttntil M.Qnday 'morning:
For"service or more l information, call collect to:-
Clinton• HU 2-3441 or ' Kincardine 460
'Between '7:30 . and 9:30 'a.m. ' week days
' Between 6, and 8 p.rr . on ati rday, evening.
Doi no.E:call for service on Sunday.
We are a 'co-operative, ,riOn-prOfit,2 farmer oma'
necl
controlled :organization whose •policies' are Made by. t
)members through :the board of directors:'
BE1-i tri CATTLE ..FOR .BETTER LAVING