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THE "LUOic.NOW SENTINEL, LUCCA. TOW, 0TANO
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Girls' and Boys'
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SPRING COATS :
One of largest and most attractive selections of
Spring Coats we have ever had in stock. •
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GIRLS' WITH MATCHING BONNET; BOYS' _WITH 10
MATCHING CAPS m corduroys, wool cords and •
'laminated. fabrics $6.98, $7.98,. 810.98 and. 813.98
'Colours a wide assortment. . • • • • • ,
GIRLS' COATS — 4 to 6X in rose,green, gold and mauve, • '
Only ° , 03.98 and $14*
BOYS' TOP COATS — 4 to 6Xjust like Dad's.
Checks and Reyersibles at ' , 812.98 •
likOYS'• SPORT COATS -••-•. 4 to 6X $8.95
BOYS' MEM SPORT COATS with matching pants and
Belts, Only , . • .811 95'
GIRLS' WEAR
for 7 to 12 years
• In stock in all weathers in
:pattern or plain 313.95 & p4.95
In Laminated fabrics in such •
Ishades as, Hot Pink, Gold, ;Blue,
Turquoise, Red $19.95
• Woollen fabrics, expertly tail-
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or,* in loose ;back styles in Blue,
Rot Pink and Turquoise .at 319.05
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In a.ssorted shades of woollens at $24. •
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AGENT FOR KINCARDINE CLEANERS . 'a
Free Pick -Up and Delivery ,Mondaiy and Thursday ID
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ISUPPORT.' THE *ARTIFICIAL . .ICE FUND :
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eral Hospital, on Sunday,. March
4th 1962, to Mr:: and Mts. Marvin
RITCHIE—At the Wingham Gen
eral Hospital, on Saturday, March'
3, •1962, to Mr.' and IVIrS. • Mervin
Ritchie, RR 2, Lucknow, a
Scott, RR. 7. Lucknow i a son.
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The twist ,is something like
twiriing the hula hoop without
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WIELLINGTON RAND.
HAY -PASTURE MIXTURE
30% Canadian Alfalfa •
.30% Canadian Biome Grass -,
12% Certified Climax' Thuothy
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1O% Perennial Rye' Grass
10% Ontario Red Clover
• , 5%0' Kentucky 311esciie
,./.,3% Certified Ladino Clover
• • 100% Price ize• pound. .;
Sow 20 lbs., per acre. Seed is sold in.l acre' or 2 acre.
sealed bags and is treated with Captan 75W for prevention
of root and fungus diseases •
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The following . is a suggested
Seed Mixture
SUITABLE., FOR HA AND 'PASTURE
• 8.1bs.Alfalfa
2 lbs., Red Clover ,
• ' ' 6 lbs. Timothy ••
' • 4 tbs. •Brome Grass • ''
, 20 lbs per: acre
Your cost:$6.60 per acre or 33c: per Pound., • •
All the above Government • Standard No. 1 Seed. Will mix
.free of charge , if desired. '•
D. R. FINLAYSON
!PHONE 91; LUCKNOW,
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THAT the Legion is. maiking.St.
Patrick's anniversary. with a
dance., in the Legion, Hall on
Friday, March 16th. ' • • -
THA tenders are currently be-
ing. called for a new i1 furn-
ace, 'and: lavatory .and wash
room facilities at Holyrood
Township Hall. •
THAT ''Harrey Hall of Detroit
• spent the -week -end here to at-
tend a family dinner on Sun-
day 'marking the occasion of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Halrg 45th
wedding anniversary.
THAT Walter Dexter placed 1st
and 3rd, with pictures of Rip-
ley Fall Fair, which were en-'
-,tered in the "C" Class �f the
Ontario Fairs Association . pho-
tography Contest • . •
THAT there were seven ' tables
at the euchre party held in St
, Augustine on Tuesday evening,
March 6th. Mrs. Eldon ,Austin
and John Boyle were the win
Myles $t. Marie ,won the
• door • prize and Anne Foran won
the lucky chair prize.
THAT twelve tables of ; card
players attended the card party
at Belfast School last . week,,
,Rob Mole was high: winner for •
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NEAREST TO YOUR BANK and POST OFFICE
Kleenex Super Sale 6 pkgs. 98c
Regular or Chubby. Save Up To 19c. Bargain.
church: fiber 'Sale bag 59t.
0pr All Your Baking Save 6e. Feature ' • .
24ruit.MarmaiadeSale 2..jars. 65c
Breakfast Club Orange. and GrapefrUlt. 24 , oz.: Bargain..
Mixed t ookies Sale '.1-pkgs. $1
Super Sale. Any be pkg. Your :Choice., Save 17c NOW.
Book Matches. pkg. of 50 25c
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Stock UP.1k12, or' At 'This Low,. Price.
liEADQUARTERS FOR: ALL FRESH FAITITS AND
' • ,VEGETABLES. We Specialize In•
Fancy ONTARIO SPY APPLES By The Bushel.
Values *Effective r Nire Sell For Less
March15,•16, 17 Phone4 19, Lucknoiv'
THAT because of 7a Shortage:,of
vaccine the •Bruce County
; Health • Unit's; Monthly:,clrnic
'for •pre-school children :and, in-
fants '•will not be • held this;
Month. : , •••• ••• • :
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the.men with Alexliackett the
low man.- Mrs. Harvey Kilpat-
rick was the women's winner
With Mrs. Jim Arnold •low. Art
Yotmg had the most lone, hands.
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THAT Mrs. Howard Fowler was
doubly. bereaved last week in
the death of her sister,' Mrs.
Charles G-lew of Seaforth and
of her brother, Mr. John .Chich
of Carberry, Manitoba. Mrs.,•
Harold Treleaven.' attended the
„ funeral of her aunt in Seaferth•
an Monday. Mrs. Fowler who
is 92 and theoldest of a.family
• ,of nine makes her home here
with '•her daughter, Mrs Fre-
leaven
:'PLEAT Mr. and Mrs Jack 'Trelea-
ven of town and Mr. and Mrs.
, • Don :Johnstone of ' Kitchener
are . spending two . weeks in
Florida. jack and Jane flew
• south, while- Don and, his wife
Motored. They will reverse the
process in returning—the John-
stone's will fly and the TreleaL
ven's will motor.
THAT the Henderson -` "boys"
Tennant and Donald of Wing -
ham —"dropped into The Seri-
tinel, Office last week to con-
tribute. $10.00 eachto. the ice
• 'fund. Having been raised ' in
this community, they comment-
ed that their donations 'would
help for the times they got in
to skate in the old rink without
having' to pay. • •
THAT Unit 3 of: the United.
Church Women met on Tuesday
of last week at the home of
Miss Catherine MacGregor. The
hostess had observed her 89th
birthday the day previous to
the meeting, but nevertheless
it took on something of a birth-
day party air, when the • Unit '.11. •
. brought a birthday cake to the '10 A, npufill
leader, Mrs. Charles: Bristow, ; '
at the MacLennan Furieral H
in Kincardine on Wedrie
March 7th, • conducted by
Parsons of .Tiverton Presbyte
Church, of •which she W
member, assisted by Rev.
MacLeod :of Lucknow Presb
" •. Interment was in the. f
asses After
plot in Lochalsh cemetery
Long..• Illness'
MRS. STANLEY DRENNA
The death of; Mrs.- Stanley
George Drennan 'occurred ' on
Sunday, March 4th in Kincardine
Hospital where she had been.
seriously ill forseveral weeks.
Mrs. 'Drennan was the former
Kathryn MacDonald, daughter' of
the late John Kenneth MacDon-
ald and Margaret Ellen MacKen-
zie of Ashfield. Township, where
Kathryn was born on April lath,
1905.
Mr. and Mrs. Drennan, forinier
Ashfeild residents, had lived at
Tiverton for the past few years.
Mrs: Drennan's death at the age
'of' 57 saddened a wide 'circle of
friends, who paid their -respects
.and attended the funeral service
six nephews acting as pall
ers; Rod MacDonald,„Embro;
neth 1VlaqDonaid, Ripley; Bi
"Johnston, Toronto; ,Robert •
Gregor and Jack Drennan,.
tail; Kenneth .Drennan, Kin
ihe. • •
'Mrs. Drennan is survive
her husband; . twin daug.,
Margaret, 'Mrs. Finlay Ma
Ashfield, Mary,
Murray, Detroit; , Ann, 4.,a
Jane at •home and by six
cSildren. •
Surviving also are -three.s
Mrs, George Blue (Sara
Clair Shores, Mich.; Mrs.
Agnew (Marybelle), Ply
Mich.; Mr.s. Noble Johnston
sie. A.) of-Luckn-ow. •
She was predeceased "b
parents.. and a brother, ,11
MacDonald.'
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Special .Spring.,... •
Sifiworthy, 11' -in -Tex" Walipop
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Ready. Psted, Washable copplete.,
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59c. per :tingle r�lI
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(Watdh for sample foldel• in the in -tit).
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SPRING WALLPAPER
meeting to officially recognize is '
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•the occasion. Miss Dean MacLeod was guest speaker at the
• meeting.
THAT it was _necessary for the
- • Sentinel • to refuse reports of
• several regular routine meet-
ings this week lbecause of late
submissions, one of which was'
two weeks old: In future, meet-
ings , will hErve to be in bur II
Still In Full
. • Also see our regular stock- of
ta
• 150 -wallpapers. for 1962;
ter they
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hap,ds promptlY afoc-
cur. Failure to comply with.this
request will "leave us no., alter-
native, but to omit the report.
Reports must state day' and
date of meeting, •
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