The Lucknow Sentinel, 1956-02-22, Page 2Y;
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NOTICE . .
Silverware
will. be'
►�scon i ue . February 29t. •
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Until Satuy'rda March '1.().th
Redeepmed ,
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THF t uci oW,..`S- `II+FE •D w:-N•Ow` Ai'1'-ARt
OBITUARY
Oup011S,
oStarting Satur,day,,IVIareli. 10th
le�kly Draw
for $1Q.00
i.n ,Merchand��e
A ticket with each $2:00 I'
purchase entitles customer
to a ,chance on our weekly
draw for $10.00 in .mer-
chandise, • '
Two Prizes of $5.00. Each
FI ST DRAWMARCH 1'0
tifki
VERY .SPECIAL PRICE
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ivery - .Phone $2, Lucknow
Free:, Del
ANOVER ;•CLEANER •-
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.... AGENT • �FOI� . H .
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JAMES ROBERT,• DeGRUCHY •
-: James Robert. DeGruchy, . a
resident of 1 ucknow for over
sevenyears, passed away sue-
'denly' :at his home early ' Merl,.
k day anorni<ng, Februart • 1.3th,
from a' heart attack. .He 'had of-
fered
uf-f ered as heart condition for some'
twelve years and, had • survived
more than one' serious'seizure,..
He 'rvv'as. • in better than ,usual.
health,. ,however, the day he was
*fatally stricken.. .
. :Mr. DeGrwchy was a on sof'
Joshtta DeGruchy. . and Elizabeth:
Manual and Was (born in New '
• ; foundland • 75' years 'ago on No=
vezi ber+ 7th, 1880, . 'where' .his
. father was 'a sea captain., When
•.Jiro was a .lad of Six his parents
. ,mowed to 1Vliontreal, where Jim
grew to manhood, married and.
spent , his entire life Until .retir-.
ing to Lucknow. ,: .
He was -.a , machinist 'in. ,the,
C.P.R. car shops for• a number
. of years and • later worked foil
the 'Montreal Locomotive Works.
Hewas a member of the .IOOF
.• :Lodge and was proud of the 25-
year jewel he received before
leaving' the Qaiebec 'Metropolis.
The• remains. rested at the Me
Lenrian . -• MacKenzie .'• Memorial
Chapel on, MIT nday of last Week,
-and were taken•by rnutor to Tor-
rKe
LARGE ..CROWD AT COUNTY Frey, Sarnia. •
OG PRODUCERS ;MEETING, Sixteendirectors and as many.
alternates ' were; named.. to • the
Nearly 200 hog producers Huron County Hog Producers
possibly a 'record ' number • to et A§teciation, each representing
tend ' an annual -meeting were his ..township Federation. '•' In
in''Clintonlest Wednesday after- Ashfield it is Raymond Finnigan
nodn to .hear a report • from the with :Wm: Hunter as alternate
Ontario Hog ' .Marketing•; Board • and in .West Wawanosh it's Wm:
and the Ontario Hog Producer's Good with Wm. •Kuiahan : as • al
Cooperative, ' given by Clayton ternate.
onto :;that_ ;e- erl r g an: Vtirne
by train .to the city he .had loved
so Welk ; •
The. funeral service on Thurs-
day at: the Wray' Funeral Horne
was conducted Eby Rev Mr. Rod-
gers , of Fairmont -St. Giles Ung
ited •'Church, with interment . in
Mount Royal. Cemetery. Mem-
bers sof the Odcdfeflow' Lodge ' ,of
which •he was'• a memlber, . con-
,ferred the lastrites of the Order
at : a memorial • sertice en Wed=
. riesday night Many. •flora1 trio-;
utes'Awere evidence :of the • es-
teem in which• : "Jim" ' was held
by. , many' frierfds.•
Mr. DeGruchy is 'survived, by
his widow, the :former —Edith -
Murray. of ' Montreal: They were
-married •in , October 1903. Sur-
viving also are'' three daughters
and ;one . son, Florence, DeGruchy
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WEDNESDAY, FEE$.• 22nd,.0195d
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WO MOTORISTS ARE 'KILLED: c
EVERY DAY IN, RURAL' .ONTARIO.1.
On e. In Four Of These Accidents
A• .One
Happe ns On Tile • Farmer's Doorstep .1
Last year nearly
800 persons were killed in motor mis- I
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haps outside urban areas.' One in every four suchaccidents •
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• ntar' o occurred' at a rural intersection, or farm
In rural O , l I
'lane •connection, with , a mra3or hlgl„wa3', „ -
cages farmers• were in• no.- way involved;' in more I'
In, man c.,
givers ° probably were innocent victims of care- . i _
cases#arun
less highway ;motorists; But. farmers . and
vwere destroyed~
in some of• these 'sinash-ul3s• •farm ;vehicles -population pays !
And* directly •or..,_indi'rectly .Ontario's farm pop.
a share ' of the'' tremendous cost that motor bus .
iness, everytbody accidents an i
nually inflict in- this provinee.,• , .•i•.
• 's` re`sponsibil_
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ity. Safety is everybody's or stake in the Safety
T'he farmer has .a maj
the ' are familiar township roesr gulof arly
• roads... whether Y .
travelled .county roads, or our provincial super highways.
1 Death' and` ' inj ury .lurk ,as every intersect !
1 :.The Ontario Federation,of Agriculture is marking Rural . i
1 Safe- Driving Week on February 20th 'to,. 25th. May I urge i
every farmer and farm. family, in, this province to give their $
attention: and .active support' to this occasion. During this i:'
week --and every . week -:=drive so an accident won't be yours
Hon. F. S • Thomas, •
MINISTER OF AGRZCU :T IRE, ,
” 'Province of 'Ontario.'
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of Montreal; Mrs..George` Reed Stewart MacGillivray on the
(G adz's) of; St, Catherines;,Mrs. birth of .a son -of February 11th
Bruce. MacKenzie • (Edythe) . of :at • Wingham: Hospital. Mrs. 'Mac-
Lucknow; Alex DeGruchy •,of St. Gillivray and young son ,return=
Rose, • Quebec arid seven ,grand=• 'ed home on Thursday.
children. • A ;daughter, . Marguer- Mr. • and Mrs. J•iarry Arthur,
ite, died in : her• ..21st. year . from• Judy and . Mark •of Auburn 'vis-
a heart •condition. ' : ited with the former''s:'sister:, Mrs.
Gordon 'Wall; Mr: Wall. and .fam-
il
y
„err-Sunday.
Mrs. John Wraith and Roddy ,.
Mr'. • Desmond O'Donneli mot- of Lucknow visited . with ' her
cred to ,Sarnia on Sunday to re -. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson
m
su a this season's sailing 'duties Wall,gn Sunday ,
'with the. linperial. Oil' Co. Mich- . '' The- children and teacher 'of
'ael O'Neill, Cyril.. Austin and S,S. No: ;9 entertained .pre-school
Dennis Dalton accoippanfed • Mt: childrei on Wedxiesd.a •
O'panneil to Sarnia, • joyed• films for: their. Valentine
party.. •
KING'SBRIDGE
BEST BUYS IN. LENTEN
FOODS
79c•
Our Own :Blend Tea,' ib ` '
25c1
Allen's -Apple "Juice, 48 oz. tin
3 tins 35c.
pt. 37c; qt. 67c s.
29c
16e
Pard Dog Food
1
St. "Lawrence 'Corn Oil
.McCormick's•Sodas, . ib. pkg.'.
Dainty Rice, 'lb. pkg.
Johnson's 'G10 Coat ... .. pt. 63c;• qt. '.$1.09'
Johnson's Pride,; 8 oz. bottle ' 79c
Clover Leaf Fancy Pink Salmon, lb 47c
Reeve's. Creamed Mushrooms,' •1:0 :oz. ` ... .:35c,
Old . Dutch Cleanser • • 2 'tins 27c
•.Surf, 5c off; giant pkg.: ,..4 ,..,1 • 69c
Lux Liquid, 5c 'off, giant. < 76c
Sunlight. Soap t 2 bars 23c
Breeze,White .or Blue, giant ' .81c
Lifebuoy .. ' • 2 .bars 1'9c
Rinso Green •Box; giant ' pkg. 77.e
31c
Valley Gold Prunes ib.
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Kellogg's Rice Krispies, 51 oz. . 2 pkgs. 37c,
Red--&y-'Vtit:.Evaporated Milk -r -2 -tall tins -25c,
ROBIN .,HO.OD..OATS
4$ oz. _= 35c
FIVE ' ROSES. FLOUR
5 lbs. 33c''
BLUE BONNET MARGARINE
Y. B., lb. 3lc
KRAFT DINNER.
'.2 pkgs.. ' 25c
Supreme Pot •Barley, .12 oz. ;.... 2 for 23c '
.0 " Supreme Yellow- Split, Peas, 12 oz., 2 for 29c
Supreme Baby Lima Beans, 12 oz. 14e
Planters' Peanuts, 14 oz, bag • • 39c
Libby's• Canned Spaghetti, 15 oz. .... 2 for 27c'
King's Choice -Tomatoes, 28 or. _._ . .. 23c
Western GM Ready Cut Macaroni. ,.,. , 2 for 25c
Manning's , Fruit. 'Cookies, 14 oz. . 29c
Ingersoll .Cheese Baby Rolls. ib._ 49c
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FRESH FRUIT: and VEGETABLES
McIntosh • Apples, fancy grade, 6 qt, basket 59c
Red 'Emperor • Grapes, fine quality, 2 .lbs. 29e
No. .1 Eastern Potatoes, •select, 10.1b. bag 45c
Texas, . Sweet ' Carrots, 20 oz. • 15c
Fresh •Crisp' f.�etticea solid heads . ' 17c
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'FROZEN DS
go 0
• Birds Eye Fruit luicei .and All tines
of Vegetables. • .
FRESII FROZEN OYSTERS'
• Wallate Turkey Pies' and Rolls
Cut -Up Chicken •
Birds Eye Fish Sticks . 2 pkgs. 73c
Birds Eye French Fries 2.pkgs. 39c
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. Miss Lizette: Spriet '.and her;
sister. Simone . of Langton spent
the week -end _ with the Lierinan : •. 9
it • t the: Rectory. , ' 9
family. a • . • ,•• • ��us����s ����
'1V1r; Mark Dalton and . Miss
'Margaret, Foley visited with rel-, W a y R n`_d wn MO
rel-
atives in, T r t d • Ing the past
Week : : .
Mrs. Walter. .Clare 'Is spending
a . couple of • weeks' with her spar-
enits,.: Mr. • 'and''' Mrs.. Ryan, in
.ChesleY,' following her mother's
O Ori b tt1;... Thousands of couples are weak, 'ti,rvcl; lis
accident resulting in •back injur
ies:and 113,1.046n _ankle, When their,
home was discpvered on . fire, et•.
2.00. a.m.' on. February .1'6th. Mrs.
.n 88
Sound hospital for her :injuries.
Sympathy is. extended to the
family ' 'of the late Mrs. P. M.
Sullivan who .died in St. Mary's
Hospital, : London,_Monday_marn_.
mg, The funeral. mass •was •sung.
,here in .St. Joseph's: church at 30•
a.m.. Wednesday.'. ,
Mrs. M. Lierman,. Peter 'and
Diane motored,. to Langton 'Sun-
day ••afterri•oon to visit,: with. rel-
atives there.,
Mr, . Douglas Frayne of Tor-
onto' Spent . the week -end at his
home here.. • • : ...•
The pre Lenten Valentine
'dance held in the parish hall last,
Monday night was well 'attended
.and the evening enjoyed by all.
energy 'and pep;. they feel run -dile n, 01(1 1, •
cause hodics Iack iron at X10. 50; ut)e
gstrsex 'Fctiics Tablets tc_day.' Supp1u, ir+
i,rator you; too,may nec d. t9. ret itaI iri +t
late,. energize 'and hum up''enthre rid} 7 ,:, i
years younger; •' Get -acquainted'' 4:
• •t..'
little, Or start with •big+ popular "E taii4
size and save 754`. At all druggists.. • ;.
LANGSIDE
'Congratul'ations' 'ani • a happy'
birthday to Miss ' u.y onn on
February 29th. .
Mr. .Joshua Dawson tvisited for
a. few, days recently with. mem-
bers of his 'farnily in London.
Mrs. Lawrence- _MacLeod:-:_:en:m
tertained a. /number of • ladies .td'
ildemonstration by' Mrs. George
Scott of Wingham on 'Weclnes
day evening. Television was also
onjoyed.
The inspector visited SS, No.
9 .. on. Fridlay..._. . _
The sympathy of this corn-
inanity • is.. extended to'. those
who • mourn the passing of,. the
late Mrs Thomas Henry of they
end Con., Kinloss, *est.
Mr. • Frank' Miller and Allan
attended the wake of 'their cous-
in, Mi.. John Kennedy at. "Ripley
on Friday evening.
' Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wail: &
family visited with Mrs. Wall's
Auburn on Saturday. •
Congratulations to Mr, & Mrs.
White Food Stoire
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