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- THE LUCKNOW SENTITEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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vEriNE.SDAy, JAN. 12th, 1955
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ach year at this time we have articles which we feel.
must clear at. BELOW COST PRICES to Mike •
room for Spring Merchandise.
T WILL ;MYYOU T015ROP. IN
AND.4001C:ARpuND.
;
THAT • Ruth Keane, daughter of
'
M. and •Mrs'• rar'neS Keane of
Dungannon, has .been success-.
fig' in her exarninations tobe--
come- a .registered. certifiect
nursing fissistanf.,
THAT there will be public skat-
ink in the local arena eaCh Fri-
-. day- night, •wether permitting
-, and'unless. these is ' hoekey
scheduled. This is an addition-
al night of skating to .the reg-
- -ular Tuesday, Thursdayi • and
' Saturday' highti. '
;AGENT FOR KINdARDINt 1,41EANERS'
,Free ' Pick -Up and Delivery Monday and ThUrsday..
•
Men's, Ladies', . Children's Wear -Piece. Goods 85 Woollens
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United Church, .W31.S. Meeting THAT at the annual , meeting of
. • . • , .
the Grey -Huron Aber-
, The January meeting of the Af7
deen Angtts Breeders' A,ssoci-
ternobn Auxiliary of the W.M.S. . . ation,, Tom Todd of •St. Helen,s
'was elected.vice-pretident. The
president . is R,ttssel Barclay of• -
Tara.• '
• of the United Church was held.
-' at the home of Mrs. •A..",E.
-Piogrim 'conveners were
Mrs. T.. A. Cameron, Mrs. W..B:
Anderson' and. Mrs.. N. Winter-
itein. Rev. G. Meiklejohn
install-
ed the officers for the new year:'
gyres., Mrs,: 1VIacKenzie; vice,
Proli.idePta, ilVIrso Wilfred , Dren-
nan Mrs. `. John ISilpatrick;, sec.,
A.,•E. McKim.; eorrevond-
• hIg '•Sec,.,, Mrs. 'George Andrew;
treas., •Mrs. Anderson;" sup-,
, Ply sec.,, Mrs; Dwarf • Taylor,•
CbiiUi Stewbrdsliii), Mrs•
Eldon Itenderton;.Literature sec.,
". .B.. gtothers; Associate•
se:, Mrs. Grant' McDiarinid;
,Missionary • Wlonthly, MISS Hazel
Webster; 'Community Friendship,
Mrs. Jas. ,Webster, ,Mra, E.' Tay.7.
lor, ;Mrs. iGeo. Andrew; Christian
• Citizenship, Mrs. Albert Alton;
° pianistS, M±S. '.TOhn. Hall, Mrs G.-
-Meiklejohn; pre:ss,- Mrs. J.-6 W.
4.7_63int; Supt..of Mission Band,
Mrs. Ernest- Button, Mrs. Eileen
White; -Baby Band, Mrs. Stuart
Collyer, Mrs. Harold Ritehie.• Fol -
;towing installation, the president,
.Mrs. -MacKenzie', presented Mrs.
L. MacKenzie / with, a • life
• inemliership.•' Mrs.. , Harold Tre-
- leaven read the ' scripture. Solo-
ist was Miss Margaret Rae; and
Mrs W.•.B. Anderson gale'a read-
ing on our missionary for. the
year, who is Miss Mamie Gollan,
.• 'daughter of Rev. Golltm; a..tor-,
THAT Chris Shelton lost his wal-
let last week and is desirous ,af
• % getting it baCk More for the
Rapers it contained, than Lor the.
. money.'"He is offering 'a. reward
• for the return of- 'the
THAT a four-day foSr drive
is be-
rng Planned. by the Lue-Tee-
,,WM Club; on January • 25,, 26,,
27; 28; The nirnrods Will again
• Work in pre -Chosen teams:Any
Walter May: hunt With :any
:other team, on -,'the: day. - that
.•
suit S , him; best, bid' point S be.
May Stare Wig, count for his
• own 4earn. • • •!, ' , .
,
THAT.Mr.. and :Mrs; M. 14. San-
derson- are, in. London this
• Week attending "Market Week":
t Where some 500 ...established
lines have been Set up in Hotel
- London for ''display ' and spring'
bilYirkg.. Sanderson's store will
e• closed all day Thursday. •
THAT Miseelen Weileri'
• ghter of . and'Mrs. Joe Weil-
er; was one of 72 'first-year
nursing students of St Mich-
ael's Hospital, Toronto, sto re,-.
• ceive her cap at an impressive
• capping ceremony at St. Mich-
• ael's Cathedral. Helen's picture
appeared in The 'Star on Mon-
' day -
reported in all departments of
the Atudliary. "The Hope of the
NeW Year should be for Others".
Iner minister at ,,5outh -Kinloss Let us carry the spirit of ,Christ -
Church. A successful' year was, mas into the New year.
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s an.
THAT' ratePayers rarely exercise
their privilege rof,.- attending
• Council .meetings, • which are
open to the public, but there
were tivi) citizens in. attendr
• ance' 'for time. 'at. Monday
inlays
Phone 91, tuelEllow
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yoyNo. PEOPLE
PRESENT GIFT
•NEitiTS). _ •
Fall. On' ICe Gashes Head "
Donnie • Hodgins hadthe mi
fortune while playing at school
on Monday to -fall.! On the ice;:cut-,
ting his farehead just above his
eye. The young lad was rushed
to; Kinc'ardine- Hospital where the
wound received ;medical . atten-
• •• night's inaugural meeting. •
• • • , lan. Wall at Lo. ndon. •
• " • • Mr' and Mrs. Howard ThOrnp-
• . • ,
THAT ArchieMacIntyre 'went ,to .son of Purple .Grove spent Sun-
. Londen the first of the -week day and Mrs Bert Nich--
' to .undergo An eye 'operation olson and, family.
Joseph's Hospital, an 'eft • "gr., and Mrs. Maurice fiodgini•
fort • restore the--siglfl- visited ".-during • the w.eekvith-
' • • relatives at London and 'Aylmer.
•
THAT there were six tables; at t• Reeent visitors With Mr. and
' 'Monday • night',s Shoot party Mrs.. Walter ,Breckles. were rs
with Vr. and Mrs.' Austin . Sol- • Gertrude ' Mr. • and WS::
'..innon the prize .winners. ftirssell Bushell and:, Bobby, Mr:
' • 2".‘ ' and -Mrs. rifted Bushell, George
HAT June . Collyer .returned lathrY:11.
. from Windham Hospital • on
Saturday and will be bedfast
. . .
-for a time at the home of her,
&Other,. •Mr : Stuart' :Collyer;
while.recovering.from a pelvic
, injury suffered in• a fall *ben
- she also, fractured .her elbow.
. Congratulations to Mr. .& Mrs,
i
- Jiffies HalCleriby, , (nee . iie16n,
' Campbell.), who ,we;re Married on
I Friday evening,' , •J . ' • .,
tion., it required .five stitches.
Donnie is the. Youngest son of ;People's Society was organized,
Mr.' and grs.. Ja:ck HOdgins,' Following' the ,service the Young .
kvelyn, Nicholson was .a patient People' presented him with, a
Kincardine Hospital during the • hymn book and the followfrig,ad..
: 15r. andi • Mrso Startley. • .1611n-
ston and. N'O'reen LOnden:•spcnt
the week -end With gr. and Mrs.
.Wesley _Guest.
4 On Sunday the' Rev. G. S.
taulch.:concluded.his Ministry tri
the Piesbyteria.n
Mr. BaOlch has been here for the
spast .five years and •thiring this
time the PresbYterian .YOung
weeX-. Where. _She' Underwent. • .. a.I cress:.
. • .
tOnsilloPeration., • Dear Bauleh,
Mr. And Mrs. Robert Porter and It. was With , regret :that We
Dick moved to Cargill, on .Wed-: learned Of your leaving here to
,nesday Of the past Week.. We. re- take' up your Ministry elsewhere.
vet; iosing.thiS family from our you Organized our .P.Y..13,A. and
communityo' • ' always gave ns the best of lead-
• . , • • • '
, Mr. Alia Mrs : William Wall, ership and co-operation. We hope,
and Mrs .: Jack Schtundohei spent- :to cOntinife in all.. church attivit
a few 'da.yi•With Mr. and .Mrs: Al- ies under:the splendid Christian
Clarks -,Fancy..
TOmato Juice, 48 oz. 29c
*Libby's Fancy . •
Sauerkraut, 28 Oz. .., 2. fOr 37c
York 'Bologna 33c,
MaZ'Ola 00; 16 oz. 39c
Royal. quest Coffee 81.0.9
Dainty_Rice,
Hawes, Lemon gge
I.G.A. roilwrap, 26 ft. .... 26c
• Gold Seal , •,
�ckeye a1mOn, .1/2's 37c
,
Surf" •
• 39c Ar .77c
1.p..ki 2 for "25C
5- tar pedals
LG.A. Ripe 'N
• Ragged Peaches, • 20 oz. 21k.,
I.G1A.
20 , • 2 for 29e
Breakfast 'ClUb•
StraWberry,Jam, 24 oz:, 37c
I:G.A. Instant COffee: ;,. . . .. , -67c
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THATMiss ;Gail 1VlacMillan, Reg..
• N., spent the week -end with
parent's, "Mr., and Mrs. J.
-L." MacMillan, 'prior to, leaving
• for ". Montreal to. take a post
graduate ,course at Royal VW-
: toria Hospital. ,.
.•
THAT • Donald :MacCharles has
been . in 'Xictoria 'HosPital,, for
the .past :ten, days receiving
treatment for -a diabetic condi-,
tion .- His condition is much
ini-
bved and he's able to be up.
end- about :Glen Campbell and
• •Ken Itiftudie- have been -oedupy,
•411g rO0IIIS adjacent 'to Donald's.
BORN, ,
•Ceneral•
Hospital,.• :on Thursday, •DeceM-
ber 30th, 1954; to Mr. a.n.d7 Mrt."
Bryce .Elliott„laUcknow„ 'son.
influen.ce vvihich you lived. while
in our .rnidst.,,Your departure is
a ' great loss to our church but
a great gain: to your new .con-
gregation. ;
:We wish yoU, Mrs. 13aulch and
-yaw -GoceS--ricliest-blesS----
in,gs_ and trust that you: will -al-
ways- cherish • your five , 'years
•spent, ,this. Community, 'In des-
ing: we ask you to . accept,, this
hymn book with. the hope Pt. will
Often bring fond-Meniories of the
Kinlough. Yoting People. '
Signed on -behalf -of the P.
P.- A. - •
AMONG -in Port Colborne
-Hospitals, on Wedneiday, Janu-
ary 5th; 1955,- to 1VIr. and 1VIrs.
Cecil : Armstrong, a son,, Bruce
Cecil. • ° • .
This:Closing •ppem accompanied
the ,address:- .
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1 Can I. give him poor as ,I
Lf were a° Shepherd I.., Would
bring , '.; •
If I rere 'wise Man • 'I Would
• "do vy part; .• ", "." •
What ca.6-1. ive Hint? H
„ my:,heart., ' ' •• ••..!
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THAT lteith Gardner, sOn of Mr.•,
and Mrs. Sid Gardner, Suffered
• .a badly gashed faCe last . Week
. When
he rah into a strand of,
Wire While sleigh. riding:. The
- ' wound' required abOuta dozen
. ,
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' • '
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THAT' MrS. W.- 'A...Bradbury and,
' '-lier7yoting.scirr,--Stekre;'-sailed on -
Abe liner Saxonia ' from . New
• York on Friday for Stockton-
on-Tees,' England, 'where they:
will rejoin r. Bradbury' who
regiled thern:baCk tof the Old
- Country.. .The Bradbirrys had
been' ih Canada since spring.
I• MrS. .S: Bo Stothers.
,She' is a daughter of •Mr..arid
Women's ,Bra*4-.1.4iCed citiZioer
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Good quality wool blend 3 -ply,
• yarn, nylori. reinforced,- to.knit
econOrnical garmentS for all the
,family. Assorted colotus„Priee;.,
'1 oz. ,ball ..... . ..•. 20e
, HOUSECOATS .
• Smart and -neat ladies. flQrat
rayon housecoats,, only ,$6.95 eaoho
All HATS .GREA'rLY REDUCED
Now IS the tithe to- buy that hey,
hat at ..our. exceptionally low
prices..
DQ-ys, LiNitogANs
.Sturdy oz .• blue cotton .denirn
. ieans, attilietive-,•check coiton-
flanneieite. lining:. Sizes 5 to 12
, years. Priced from $2.98:.to $3.98 •
,• FLANNEL sums'
cotton. .flannei 'shirts*, gay
• 'chocks ' of 'red, green ,or blue.
• ',Sizes 111/2' to 131/2 neck $1.98 .•
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Fleece:lined Coinbinations, strong
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