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• Thug':, JANUARY 19th, 1950
Macleod; °Alberta;
January 4th, 1950:
Dear Mr• Thompson; .
I am sorry that I 'ani sa..late
in getting: our subscription; off to
you for this. year's "Sentinel"
paper ' which we still enjoy 4-
though so many names -arestrange :toe us nano, it is rather.
amaiing• how a few, years makes
such a difference, but rnaturally'
there is .still .a great deal to keep.
our. interest : aliive more so. any,
newsr,;from ' Soufh, Kinloss, •'I arri.
py there is a correspondent..
on tb Fourth Concession, for I.
usually �. ok for :it first, of all,
We':are at the Moment hav rag
a pretty cold snap; and envy"You:
having nt 'so mild, ;but I expect
,you'.will••get some of it, •Monday'
night Lethbridge went to an all
time low of '45 below zero, and
.Calgary has set' a record ,for the
.three. coldest' days of the:.' years
ever recorded, However ' it is
much. better, today andwe .are
all' hoping for .a, .good vhinodk to
help us out. .•
HEADLIGHT OVERALLS, COVERALLS,:
PANTS AND SMOCKS,. LINED 'SMOCK,;_
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'or'.men?� who insist on: the greatest wear:
available. • Seams are- double ., stitched,
cut: Size 34-4 roomy. s� 4•`
PRESENTATION • MAD:E
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OR. AND .. MRS. FARRIER
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d` Mrs..Garnet Farrier
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Mr. -:' an
were pleasantly surprised . re-
cently at a-aance at Wh tecchu`rch-
' .Institute made
•, �. a Wo+m _. Institute
of ` an, . electric
they presentation,
alarm, ';clock.: Mrs. • Lorne John;
:spun read the address ,and . Mrs.
- Russell 'Gaunt made the presen-,:
tation..On' behalf of . the ' com
munity. a radio picture was pre-
•sented by Donald Ross,
Mx: : and '; Mrs. '. Farrier have
worked unceasingly in the inter-
ests of; Whitechurch Community;.
Hall, .and the ,presentOiotiS were
made after : Mr. and, Mrs Farrier
ga'v'e . up their orchestra work.
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,:DON'T MISS THESE
.OUTSTANDING
venter
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Ivory Snow,_
um size
Choice Quality Pitons
Prune or 'Green, Gage ;
20 _oz, tins, 2,for, 29c`
Quaker "Cornflakes
8 :oz. 'box Q'2 for 25c
Choice G. B. Corn'
15 'oz..tin' 2 for 25c'
Choice Tomatoes a.
20. oz. '`tin t t, - 2 for 25c
Purity cracked Wheat
2,1b. cello bag ; 25c
Blue . .Bonnet'Margarine::.
In new Y'elloW Quik bag
1 Ib. .:.. 38c
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NEW':. IM'PROYED
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`wHITECHURCH
We are glad to: report Mr Joe
Tiffin Sr, is hotne from Wing-
` We ave had `.a busy "year: ' I
. h
was fortunate enough in. Juneto
get`akarip to Banff to the 'Legion
convention and they took. one af-
harp . Hospital. and r is much. „ 'm- 'bemoan off to take us on •a trip
:proved. 'to the - beauty . spots .around. We
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- Mr.- and.-Mrs..Wes-min,-lvir.•:
.and Mrs: Wm::Dawson and Har-
ris Purdon .spent the : Week -end
visiting friends at Brantford: .'
We are • sorryto report that
Mrs: .''Russell. Ross is in London::
taking treatment for' asthn'na
:; We were • sorry ,,to -hear that
Mrs. Merle Cantelon of Wirigham
had her ;.ankle • broken in a fall
at,,her home. She* the 'former
',Agnes'' Patterson,. a sister of Mr.
Alfred Patterson.
The servicer in: Chalmers
church last Sunday wertaken:
,by Rev,. John, Pollock, .:as. Rev:'
Currie was laid: up with •a. 'severe
Cold.
M,r., John Sparrow • of :New.:
Westminster, B:: C , - spent the
'±week. -end with. his ;.cousin Mir..
Ezra. Welwood.. and" fam,iljr;
Mr. and Mrs:' Tom'McInries. and
',son' of'Gorrie `visited 'on Sunday.
with his (brother, Mr. and; Mrs.•
James 'McInnes.
+Mrs.''Lornee /Johnston and Mrs.
4 :.buses and ',• these •buses
had.. 3
have .glass t s so -that -one can.
see everything; 'the, driver of the
bus: has a.• microphone and., as' we
ipass:th einteresting ;spots'' he tells
its all about them. I Was quite
thrilled with it; all ::
'Then we also had the. pleasure
of .a visit' fromsome friends of
ours '• from 'Nova Scotia. . They
motored with a trailer and being
lucky ' enough to: have lots' OI
'space. at the back,they' drew up
at the back fence and so we were
able to hive a really; good. visit.
There +were six in the family so
that' it Was impossible 'for me'to
house 'that many ' in this small
Manse. 1.: still- ,;wish I had. the.
.South• Kinloss Manse here..
zn Septemiber -we were thrilled-
to shave ‘a short visit fx'om' Isabel.,
'She had not been home for- mpre
than two .years ,so her, boss gave.
her some • extra days' fat"' Labor.,
.Dayweek-end and she flew here
in...a few. hours. Naw` I ain look=
ing: forward .to,- a longer ; visit from
' rimer :On account . of
our Nova' Saotta visitors We did'
not take -any, holiday as :they ar-
rived abouit: the ,time we • ;had
-planned to 'be away, and . it Was
quitewotth .our while to forego'
that to see' them after 16 years.
Uncle is- just about ready for
town- and I do not want to' keep
this from getting away any long
er, so I will • conclude with very
best wishes for " the New ` Year
from • us ' both:
Yours sincerely,
Lydia •Philip. •
Tom : Morrison pent' Sunday with
their his •: • in • on, • ere
they have been °for some . time
Westminster 'Iios4ii�tal. ' u
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SNOW SUITS at GREAT :SAVINGS
Why.
Not' Buy Now For Next Winter? .
GIRLS' SKI SUITS -Sizes i,. 8; 9, • XQ.. Sale price .., .. ' .$7;95
Sizes 12, 14, 14x. Sale Price ...
$8.511
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GIRLS". SNOW SUITS--•. Sizes' 2, 3 4, 5,a6 $ale price ..: $4.95
•SPEOIAL, PRICES; •
on 'A11, Children's Snow Suits
and Coat
Y•
OUR ,SALE ONTINtJES
of•
LADIES :,COATS and DRESSES
:Sao n s From 20, to 50 Percent
You Are Invited To Look Them Over...,
.TOT -TO -TEEN and. LADIES' WEAR
'Phone 89-:w Lucknow, Ontario
current, The event was •,celebrat
ed by ringing' 'the fire bell ll and
.
the blowing of: steam whistles,
and the Town Bann; turned ' out
under the leadership of Mr D C.
MaclVlorran.
- - _ . . th `
Int,hat issue the-_dea etas
reported 'of' Rev. Dr. Richard. Tre
leaven, . a brother • of the .late T....
.L.. Treleaven of :Lucknow. 'Re had
'been in' the -ministry 47 years..
An item Was .the granting 'of
'r `pool room• li�cens�e.'to Welting.'
taon , McCoy 'by the, .19.
1921 `Council: ;
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Alterations To The' Store,
,Before. Starting�Al
e Are Offering:
Attended' l ,other's Funeral
Mrs. Margaret Pinnell and Mr.
and Mrs. Wm: Pinnell of Kincar-
dine'
irncardi ie' and. formerly of, Kinlough,
'attended the funeral in London
Township . of Charles .J Bradley.
who passed, away in .1-4 90th
year Mr: Bradley was, a retired
school:. `teacher, .and a . brother• of
Mrs. • Margaret Pinnell. Another
:sister,, Mrs:.. George: McKay, lives
at.' Seattle, Washington.
With One, Bar ,Of
Palmolive Soap '
BQ H YOB '36c.
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The Store of 'Friendly Service
Phone 82 • 'We. Deliver
AUXILIARY, HELD ;HOSTESS
PARTY ON MONDAY
The •Ladies Auxiliary to the;
Canadian Legion held a hostess
Bridge, .and Shoot. party 'in . the.
Auxiliary I ooms` on Monday ev-
ening: There
v-ening:'There was a- large ,attend -
"lance and' a very enjoyable even-
ing' was spent, and which con-
-chided-With
on-`chided with the serving of lunch
Bridge winners: high lady,
Thelnia..MacDonald; . high man;
Art Andrew,:: 'consolation,' Mrs.
Grant. MacDiarmid.: Shoot win-
ners: higli lady, Miss Dorothy
Cook;: high: man, Jack 'Hall; con=
solation, Mrs, 'D. ,Huston,
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UNTIL 'SATURDAY, JANUARY 21st
LADIES' i ;ND .ME
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HYDRO WAS TURNED ON, 7
HERE 29 YEARS; AGO
a •
T hs Week ' week ' Philip Stewart
showed us a , copy, of The •Sentinel.
dated January 13th; 1921, which
reported • the- turning on of the
hydro in. Lucknow .on Tuesday,,
January llth, • and which . was
7h'eralded as' ..the beginning of ,a
•new, era
• . The opening paragraph read:
"After more than a year of wand-
ering-in
and-ering-in the -darkness,-;--relieved
only by the dim 'light of • lan-
terns and 'flashlights, Lucknow
residents on Tuesday night were
again privileged, to enj oy the , ad=
vantages Of a ' made°rnlighting
sysrtem".:•Reeve Robert 'Johnston
-closed the switch' to turn on the
DUCTIONS:
RUBBER FOOTWEAR,
SLIPPERS
FELT SHOES.
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