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THE LU NOW -SENTINE4 Eall=91P4. ONT.ffltIO,' • •
EONEDAY,, .3)-$4 1950
WEDDING ',BELLS
,,EIENDERSON-4ERRINGTON
A. wedding was solemniied
-against a bacirgrotind of bronze
;•iuhrysarithemuans,• at the Dungan-
-Amon United Church parsonage on
Zaturday# when• Anna Jean
yibungest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Errington, •of West
"Nlawanosh, " was united in mar-
• iage to Ivan James Henderson,
• youngest son of Mr. and Mrs.
Jahn Henderson; 1..uciplow. Rev.
• George • Watt officiated for the
double 'ring iceremony. The bride
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was dressed in a suit, of charcoal
•grey with pink silk tweed, with
pink !accessories anda corsage,
pink' roses. Vie 'bridesmaid,
, 'the, bride, ware ,a suitof beige
• skid "turquoise cohama tweed,
• ' with 'cinnamon brown accessor-
• ..les and a corsage •of bronze
• chryanthemums. The ibest man
.•was Jack. Barkwell of Toronto.
A, reception Was., held at .t.he
home of the bride's parents. The
bride's, mother received wearing,
a dress of. black • 'bengaline with
. blush -pink awes:meet and a cor-
• sage' of pink chrysanthemums:
The bridegroom's mother Wore a
• +dress of blue brocaded silk, with
• white. accessories •and a corsage
-•• of white cln-ysantlielnumfe, Guests
thewedding ,carne from Ham
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Mon, illoronto, Goderich and
toUicknow: Following a 'wedding,
• Torotrip,ntlitc'icoup .wi.11 •-ieside•
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" LAY PLAris von srumoit,
FARMERS BANQUET'
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4.The Oetober meeting of :the
001weassh Juilior Institute and
• Junior Farmers was .held in the
• fOrrn of a joint meeting in the
Dungannon Parish Hall 'witih giiring" as her subject. Mrs. A.
John, Zavit from the Massey- A. J. Simpson. expressed the ap-
''precation .of the W.1Vf.S. for her
address.. Miss Sadie Johnson' led
in prayer-and-,24*-members-ans=
WEEK -END VISITOR 'Lino
HERE OVER 50 YEARS AGO
• Mr,. and Mrs. D. Frank 4011/1,
St0:311 of Oshawa Were week -end
guests at the home 'of and
Mrs. W., B. Anderson. Mrs. John-
ston is ah,•aUht of Mr, Anderson..
She 'was the former Mary Pent-
land of Dimgannon. Mr. and
Mrs. Johnston visited . at • the
• Pentland home an Sunday.
Mr!' Johnston is in his ''82nd
year, -but would be " taken. 'for
a man much younger.,Ile is alert.
• and .active -and drives' his .own
• car, ryirhieh incidentally is a smart
"two4orie job".
•Mr. Johnston left Lucluiow 55
the gents' furnishing business in
Oshawa for • many years, the
'business having, recently been
taken over by their son,,
ray; Johnston. •
.The Johnston. home in Luck -
now was • where Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Gardner noi* -liVe, adjacent
to the Howey home. Mr. John-
ston, Sr. was a foreman in the
•Lucknoi; Furniture, .Company.
Frank is. a snephetv 6f Mr., Thos.
Burns of Luckriow, and the•two.
some had a grand time at .the
week -end in reminiscing about
the "goodjold daYs".• •, • 'hart% Listowel ; secjetary, Bud
•' • ,• I LEuidtiberotigh, .:Grand Valley;
treasurer, Willard Gardiner Har-
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Athfield(Preabiteean W M.S. riston; directors, Don. Southceott
• •• Exeter; David Dills, • Acton and
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WEEKLIES .1/00;
'ANNUAL MEETING
The 'Western Counties Weekly
Newspaper Association, marking
its •50th anniversary, held the
annual meeting'. at the Stratford
Country Club Saul -day.
The group was guests of the
• Stratford Beacon. Herald for a
reception preceding the buffet
• style dinner. • • •
• iGeOrge Ellis of Gocarieh, pres-,
ident of the groip, addressed
the meeting.. Other speakers in-
•cluded Tom Patterson, founder
oif 'the Shakespearian Festival;
Mayor W. P. Gregory of Strat-
ford;(CheriDin an
es gm ,. presi-
-dent and etli,Wr of the Stratfor
Beacon -Herald and Bob Chittiok
sales manager of the Midland
Free Press who spoke to the'
group on ""Selling and planning
local newspaper adVertisingr.
The meeting was adjourned
following the election of officers
• because of the death of the pres-
ident's :another Which "occurred
while Mr. Ellis was at the meet-.
inff; •
The new executive is: pres-
ident, Tony Mendell, .Streets-
viile; vice president, Geo. Tat -
•The (4fcteher meeting • °V the Bill Temolin Fergus:
•W.M.S. was held at the home of , '
- ,•.• Luclmow were DM' ;Thom:won,.
Mrs. L. C. Thorripson. and I3ev-
erley Ashton. . •
imrs..nwirt sandegon. mrs. /LI Attending -the meeting from
isIse • was e arge
the program, gal)* -the opening
prayer.. Mrs. Neil G. MacKenzie
readthe scripture and medita-
tion: fellowed by a prayer.. Miss
Dean IVfacLeod of Lucknow, the
gue.st,speaker, chose . "Thanks-
Barris Company . as the 'guest
speaker., Mr. Zavitz showed in-
teresting -films.
It was decided to hold the ban- were the roll call with a verse
quet on Tuesday? November 20 of thanks. There were five visi-
in Dungannon with ,the -Rev.1tors and two children. The com-
Glen "Eagle -as the guest speakermittee and • tess, served lunch.
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• WINS R,UN'NER-431P AWARDS -
„Ross Marshall a veteran Hol-
stein breeder, • Won • - several
awardsas premier breeder 'at
tile annual meeting -of Huron
County Holstein Breeders held
at Blyth. As r•unner-up, Glen
-Walden--of----aieknow-won
Eaton Company award; ,the. Pur-
ity Flour. Mills award, and the
Blyttli• Farmers . Co - operative.
award. - • •
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• SAVES YOU MONEY EVERY DAY
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• Gerber's: Strained Foods
5oz.. tins 4 for 35c
Stokley's Honey Pod Peas
•, 15 oz. '2 tins' 35C •
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• Rose Brand Margarine \
Lb7pkgs. -- 2 for.53c
Allen's Apple Juice
48 oz. -- 2 'tins 53c
• AYInier Fruit Coactail
15. oz. • 2 tins 45c r
Wagstaffe's Strawberry Jam, 24 oz. 45c
Monarch Tea Bisk large pkg.
Heinz Cream of Tomato Soup, 10 oz. 3tt 35e •
10e off R "le W 'Orange Pekoe Tea Saga .1:69e
Save 6c R & W Pure Peanut !gutter 29c
Libby's, fancy, Criished Pineapple, 20
ibl 'iy.".sliawailan-Pineappler-Juice;-48 .--..--31e-
20e couPon with Wisk, 16, oz. with eou rt 29c
,32 oz. with coupon -; 77e
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Winner of Bed Comforter in Saturday' t Draw,,.
MS-. Bud Thompson. '
,- 29c
, Clark'sIrish Stew, 15 oz. , ' 29c
Clark's Beans with Pork, 5' oz. . . ... 3 tins 25c
Clark's Beans with Pork, 20 oz. 2 tins 39e -
Birds Eye Orange Juice, 6 oz. .. 2 tins 3'7c
Birds Eye Strawberries, 15 oz. pkg. ... .. 43c
Birds Eye Potato Patties, 12 oz. .... 2. pkgs. 39c
Bee Hive 'Syrup, 5 lb. pail 71c
Brown
Be Pas_.t Honey, 16 oz. tube 35c
Krun-Chee Peanut Butter, ice .box jar 39c
Readyeut Macaroni, 2 lb. cello • 25c
Australian Sultana Seedless Raisins, ib. 21c
Granulated 'Sugar, 5 lb. bag * 42c
R & W Evap. 1VIilk, ' tins 25c
Five Roses Flour, 25 lb.. bag . $1.75
R & W Instant Coffee, 5 oz. jar • .$1.39
Milner Golden Peaches, 20 'Oz. tin 25e
Aylmer diced Red Beets, 20 oz. 2 tips. 27c
Orange Peke° R & W Black Tea, Y2 lb. .... 64c
Ogilvie Fruit Cake Mix, 28 oz. pkg. 65c
Aylmer Choice Bartlett Pears, 20 oz. 29c
Daily Mail Cigarettes, etnof 200 $2.69
All popular brand Ciglarettes, Ctn. of 200, $2.89
WEDGWOOD DINNERWARE
5-plece Place Setting, $1.99 with $5.00 order
REsm_rAtcintic.g:Air_RED44.
New -crop, seedless Grapefruit,
Select golden ripe Bananas
Special -Pet ready Spinach, 10 oz bag 2 for 25c
Mild, large size -SpAaish Onions ....2 lbs. 19e,
Crisp, full flavored Celery, lg stalk 2 f 19
3 for 25i
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SUNDAY,. NOVEMBER. 4th, r 1956.
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INFERNAL P_UBLICITY
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• Alcoholic drink in France and
• its "infernal publicity" it at-
tracting wide attention both
within and withimt the couiitry.
"It (alcohol) is now, extending'
its field to sports. There is hard-
ly- a single contest -which is not
now sponsored by some brand of
liquor. Bicycle races, foot races,
rugby, track sPorts, ball games,
all these contests in Paris, and
I believe it is 'the same else-
where, are advertised by post-
ers with enormous letters re -
Commending this or that drink.
Foot races across Paris and road
competitions of cyclists are. pre-
ceded by brilliantly painted.
trucks with loud speakers aim -
mending various brands".
• "INFBRN,AL Publicity!" Little
wonder that France leads the
world as an alcoholic -natiori. In
• 1955 there died in France 4,106
persons • from acute alcoholism
and a further 1271 froan eirr-
hosis of the liver.--Advt.
• TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
. -AUCTION SALE •
Auction sale of 50 Western
calves, twenty yearling steers
and he' ers, 10 heifers springing,
cows, will be held.at the
Harris .Stockyards, Ripley, • on
Wednesday, November 7th at
1.30:Donald Blue, A,Uc.
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SPECIAL
LOW RAIL. FIRES
TO THE
• ROYAL
• AGRICULTURAL
INTER FAIR
TORONTO, 10.3V. 9.17:
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FARO APID.ONEHALF,
• FOR THE ROUNDTRIP
GoOdsolne-Nov.8d;-l7th incl.
Hettarie-Lcave•Toreaitti aoilate.r
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Fall itelermation
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CANADIA N
NA rioNAL
ZION
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Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Haines
visited one day last week With
HOLD HALLOWE'EN PARTY . Mr. and IVIrs. Harvey Ritchie.
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Thestudentsof Lucknow •Dis-
trict High 'School held a Hal-
lowe'en party .in . the school aud-
itorium on Monday night. After
an exciting and scarey trip thru
the house of horrors, the stud-
ents enjoye4 dancing forthe re-
mainder of .the evening. Cost-
umes were judged with the win-
ners being: original girl, Lois
Robb; comical Igiri, Am Craw-
ford; fancy girl, Inge Suter;„
',boy, Gary Stater; comical
boy, Bill -Rdbinson; fancy boy?
Roddie Wraith. •
• Mr. --:and -Mis..•DaVe .1-lackett of
Cochrane are visitingwith gr.
and. Mrs. Peter 'Cook. ' • •
Mr. • and Mrs. W. " O: • Hunter
are visiting in Toronto.. . •
Mr. and Mrs. Jim' Smith- and
• family of". Molesworth • , visited
With Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Ritchie
.on Sunday. •
Mr. and Mrs. *Tom • Hackett :$4.
"Doitglas spent .Sunday' with
and Famnerson Luck-.
: Sunday Schoo/ will be at 10.80
.and Church will be, held at 1.45
for the month of November:-
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--SATURDAY EXCURSIONS -
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LOW FARES EVERY SATURDAY (70 AND INCL DC. 15)
Tickets-cgood. going-and-returning--scime-Saturday-only•
EXCURSION FARES FROM: , *
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Alleziford $4.75 Hanover/.. $4.30 Palmerston $3.40.
Brussels. 4.30 Harxiston" , 3.75 SouthamPton 5.90
Chesley 4.75 ' Ingersoll • " •13.70 Sarnia 6.55
Clinton 4.75
White Food Store
"PI -LONE 26 - FREE DELIVERY
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Elora, 2.45
Fergus 2.45
Georgetown 1,20_
Goderich. 5.05
Guelph 1.90
Kincardine. 5.85 Stratford 3.45
Kitchener '1 2.45 Strathroy 4.20
Listowel 3.60 Walkerton 4.60
_MitcheU' -LW-Watford,. 5,75_
• PaisleY ,• 5.20 Wingharn 4.75.
Oen Sound 4.75 Wyoming 6.20
Brampton I .85
FULL INFORMATION FROM , AGENTS
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