The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-07-09, Page 90
WEDNESDAT.YJULY 9th, 1,69
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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PHONE: -.524-7811
AIRCONDITIONED
GODERICH
SHOW TIMES: Sundaythrough Thursday . ONE SHOW •ONLY, -At 8 p.m.
Friday and, Saturday—TWO SHOWS—Firit Show starts at ',307 p.m.;.
Second Show at approximately 9.10 p.m..
THURS., FRI., SAT. SUN., MON.:TUES.
July 10-11-12 , &WED.,..July 13-16
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A Marvin Schwartz Production;
JAMES COBURN
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GESS MEREDITH
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STERLING HAYDEN
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Saturday, Matinee at 2.00 p.m.. , Recommended as Adult Entertainment.
Coming Next For r 7' Days—July 17 to July 23
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(Adult Entertainment)
Born At Lucknow
Died At Beaverton'.
MRS`. D.J. ',SINCLAIR :::
Mrs: Donald:John Sinclair of
Lakeview :Manor Beaverton passed.
away an Friday, July 4. followingtp
a. lengthy •illness; She was 73.
• She was the former Lalla
Agnes Elizabeth 'Armstrong', Baugh?
ter of John, Wesley:Armstrong. and
Laura Berry.and was born at
Luck'-
now, .Ontario,' on April 27th, 189.6:
In 1927'she married D.J. Sinclair•
in Toronto`..
Mrs. Sinclair is survived by her .
Mother, Mrs. J. W. Armstrong of
Torontb ,' one• son' John: Peter Sinc-
lair
ync-lair of Shelburne and one
daughter`, Mrs.. D'avid•R. (Eliza'`
beth).Cassidy of Shelburne; three.
' brothers', Robert,Berry Armstrong of
' • ..1 , Ernest..Ar•rnstrong of
Markham,.Jo.hnW.' Armstrong of
'London
Funeral service was held at the
Johnstone Funeral Home, Lucknow
on Monday, July' 7th. Rey . •Robert
Nicholls of.Lucknow United.•Churcl'i
had charge' of the service.
Interment was, at Greenhill COM-,
etery.• Pallbearers were.Lorne, Arm-
strong, Andrew Armstrong, Ernest •
a rmstrong-,-Paul Vanslaricon.
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KINLOS,S
Gib Hamilton -returned on Sunday
•frorn•a,visit.with Mr. and ;Mrs. Ross
Hamilton at St.` Boniface, .anit=..;
oba.
Mrs ;• Havey Houston, Ivlrs..
. . .
Maclntyre from. Kairshea .Women's.
Institute. were hostesses. at the Log.
Cabin
Cabin. at the Museum on, Sunday
afternoon . , •
=Mr : and- Mrs -: Ron -Norman --and
three children of Toronto 'enjoyed.. ,.
a farm holiday with Mr. and Mrs..
bonald C . 'Maclntyre and family
last .week.
Mr. and Mrs. Clair,MacDougall
of Markdale visited Sunday with
acDougaf axnilies-arid he•
•
Needhams..
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dickie and boys
•
spent the 'week -end' at
their cottage at Hope Bay'
Ivh -0Ruttan of Nort
'Michigan, visited last week With
Mr. 'and ' Mrs Jack Needham
Janice and Douglas • Wall are
Working for Mr. and Mrs. George••
Lockhart for the sunin er. .
Kairshea Women's''Institute are
holiding'abake sale in the former
Johnston's Restaurant..' Lucknow on
Saturday July , 1,2th and on July
17th, they 'will tour interesting
places in,the Kincardine area:
a REPRESENTATIYE
OF
CANADA MANPOWER
WILL
BE IN
lucknow Town Hall
WEDNESDAY. JULY 1
1:00 P.M.TO 4:00 P.M.
.rPLOY-M-E1 s3PPPGR1•UKTI
and
EMPLOYMENT' and • MANPOWER-
•
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RETRAI.N1.N-GA ORES ATION AVA LAM
gifts Presented
leparting 'Member
A very delightful evening took
place recently when. Mrs, Earl
Wightman., assisted by Mrs. Ross
Shiells and Mrs.,: W:B. Anderson,
entertained. Unit 1 of the Lucknow
United Church Women..•
'Aker a short .programme with
Mrs, G.. McDonald in charge:, Mrs.
W.B. Anderson spoke briefly
regarding th__e sieparturept.two_of
their members,. Mrs. Olive.Lewis,
"Who leavesphortly fpr her new,
home in Wingharn and Mrs. Emily' •
Robinson ,who,leaves shortly, for
-her-home--in -Godericir
Both ladies'were •presented with a
lovely Meadocroft Coffee, Mug.
.Mrs. Robinson and Mrs; Lewis. ,.
thanked the ladies and expressed
their pleasure in enjoying the fell-
owship over the years within the.
Church •in the various projects , '
which 'are :'undertaken .
Following a` rousing "'For they are
dolly. good fellows" Mrs, .Wightman
showed very interesting slides of
the 'Life and Work within'Lucknow
United Church. She also showed
interesting slides. of Lucknow village
taken from',the°Air' along with other
beautiful scenery both near and far.
A'delicious lunch•:was then served
by' the'' Hostess and Ladies in 'charge;
Mrs. Robinsonand Mrs: Lewis
again ihanked'the Ladies in charge
for their efforts and another niemor-
able•evening was brought to a ,close.
Dept.Of Lab�ur
FactorIn Less
Library' Hours
PAGE NINE.
LOOKING
ACKWARD5,
THROUGH THE SENTINEL FILES
WITH MARGARET THOMPSON
4104att****♦******♦*tri*************.****WW.WWW•404e•0•••
20 YEARS AGO ed to set up a furnithre refinishing
• JULY 1849. business and laundry 'service.
• 'Dusting 'of field 'crops .from the air
was carried 'out in this; district for •
' he first-tome---Aplane--worked-fro
a landing field ,on.Raynard Ackert' S.", Rev. A. W. Brown end family.
farm' and dusted, .pea.'felds in:the moved from the':Ashfield Parso e
Holyrood, Bervie and Glamis: dist-
rict.
ist- Wig'
to. Thorndale . He' was succeeded
rict , by, Rev. Campbell. Tavener,. .
. Eight' new m'embers-were-added to - -Palmer Kripatrick;of Mafektng--:---
the strength of the Lucknow Fire. Co. was engaged as• Principal of
pany, bringing the available active Dungannon. Public: School .
'membership up toeighteen mem- A school report of S.S. No,. 9',
hers. • . Ashfield named the following • ' .
Robert Button marked forty years. •pupils Verna Kilpatrick, Jean Cul-
in the butcher business in Lucknow.. bert,Alma Curran, Gordon Ander
Larry Downs disposed of his drug son, Clifford *Blake. Harvey •Kil
business to.Elmer'Umbach of Kit patrick Chester Twamley,, Muriel.
chener. Larry bought the business • Blake, Gerald Culbert, Bertram'
from Mrs. ' Gordon Taylor about two Curran, 'Harley Phillips; Phyllis
and a half' years previously. Blake, Elmira Alton, Eda Phillips,
The Royal Hotel in Ripley' was Russel Alton, Willamina Lannen,'
sold by Alvin Rutledge to Scott. ' Lorne Phillips.:•Teacher, Olive L
Brothers,•who converted it to in Anderson,
implement show room; ` • .A school report ofS.S..NO: •6.,''
..By SHIRLEY J.'. KELLER
Because the Ontario'Departnent'..
of Labofr has 'instructed ;the Huron,
County Library Board that a, mini
f=$1.301)er
hour 'must; be paid to all employees'
except' students, the board has
found it necessary to revise the
number of hours 'each week •the
libraries in�the county -will; remain. - --
open. '
• -
The .change will in no'way•affect
the larger branches: However, Hen
sail Library has been:cut from 15
to 12. hours; Brussels and Zurich lib-
raries from 10 to 6 hours; 'Blyth
Albert Porter opened':: a black- • . Kinloss named the following pupils
smthing and electric welding shop Rennie Graham, Fraser .• MacKinnon,
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at his residence east of the village. Tom .Stirritt, •Mearle Middleton,.
The Orange Hall in 'Lucknow, sit-
uated on the main street, .was sold. Jack MacKinnon, Donald Stimson;
A''Graham. Grace : MacKinnon.,
Teacher; E.. Lockhart,. ,
to Mr. and;:Mrs. Wm. G. Armstr-
ong of ToWn,,where .it was: plann-'
. 11 t .c.
from . 9 to 5 bouts.,
The remaining 'libraries in the
g
County'1will each remain open 3
hours per week..
eeve.:.or•e ook; g1j�t�; teartr= -"
e,d that Blyth, library hours were cut
drastically because. of,theamall,
circulation of books there
'Sortie. mernbers•of council asked
Whether. the local municipality • .
could ,.pay the; librarians' • salaries to .
keep the libraries .open .longer hours
and were' told a definite "ne' 'by
Carolyn •Croke,' county .. librarian.
Miss Croke Said either the: county .•
library board makes the decisions'
or there is no. county. hi rary board; .
•
Miss Croke also said the librarians
could notYkeepibraries open
.longer hours, even it they .
volunteered their services.
The department• of. labor could
.come *back on the'.county library
board , " explained' Miss Croke
The • librarian also
- re-n3inded-counci3-of he fit s
available on loan' through ail
county libraries.' She urged •
everyone to make arrangements
early for films to avoid disappoint-
ments.'
Wotherat
ed .that 82 acres have been planted'
with 44,500 trees under the i-iuron
County Reforestation scheme during
recent months. Average cost of
planting..per thOusal d bias
or $19.91 per acre:.
,
UNET
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
HWY. 8 GODERICH AT CONCESSION RD. 4 • PHONE 524-9981
GODER%CH
SUNSET
THEATRE
CARLOW
HOLMES'
VILLE
CUtTO
A "Micstang"..Theatre
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e First D r l ve- l n Show n'g • c0iU1.1FNA PICTURES•
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S FRI., SA -17.,
July. 10-1.1;.12
ALL COLOR SHOW
COLUMRIAIICTURES
PECK•IIIVID
+HA�NIKrnsaONY QUINN eis
COLOR
and.
.A CIAAItClisw
_ Wateh fol" ck, 2ght"' on ondayuesdai ._
N. ' MON.. TUES.
July 13-14-15
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"A Most Unusual' and Gratifying E*parience"
SECOND FEATURE:
E MILLION'SYEAR .0
• RAQUEL •.WELCH -- JOHN RICHARDSON.,' JEAN .WALDON
Cave' men and 'heir'women 'battle ' iant animals •and' the elements
to survive:
Every Wednesday is "Family .Night" at The • Sunset: •
Carload, Truckload or .Busload -Admission
. is • Onl 1.25 ,er vehicle.
D. TTHURS, FRT., SAT: -duly • 14-19 •
A different kind of role.
A different kin d'of man'
IPS
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INA BAIIN .VICTOR FRENCH BARBARA HERD SOLOMON STURGES'
STRANGE GIRLS IN ITIS ROOM...
LOADED GUNS IN HIS BACK:..
Y 420NDA kFkTAB.ERGER'