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YOUNG COUPLE TAKE UP RESIDENCE, HERE "
YORK. FANCY PEAS
Save 17c., 15 -oz. ,tins .
HE:NZ KETCHUP,
. 6: for •$1::.
11 oz. bottles. Save 25c• 5 for $1;
SCOTTIES FACIAL•
TISSUES
Whiteor colotired,''save 1Oc, 400's 2'53'c
EARLY. RISER OFI"'.EE
Pound bag ., , ... .
., 59c
CANADIAN SOCKEYE SALMON,':
(No, dealers supplied -= .2 to a customer)
WE PAY 5c. FOR GOOD 6 QT. BASKETS
1
and
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FROZEN • FOODS FEATURES.
Libbys Mixed Vegetables, Save. 10c
2' pound . poly 39c,
Libby's Green Peas,Save 6c, 2 Ib.''poly 49c
Fraservale 'Fish- & Chips pkg., 24 oz. p g., .59c
SUNSFUN ICE ' CREAM; pt......' .... 25c
RED &'.WHITE' JANUARY WHITE SALE
Cannon Sheets;. fine cotton, extra .'long
double bed size, 81" x 108" - •- - Regular
$4.25 $2.99 with., $5.0O order.
Cannon Pillow Cases, fine cotton, size
42" x: 6" Regular $1.75 pair '-- $1.29
with $5.0,0 order. .
Food Stare
•F> 'PHONE z'6' FREE DELIVERY'
Local &General
'Mr. and 'Um.. John Emerson
visited. last. week with `gr. and
Mrs. john. Nixon of "Belgrave.•
Allan ' 'Reed 'was' . discharged
ed
-from, `Winghata •Hospita1 on
Wednesday of last week* and on.
Friday, was 'able to resume his
:.duties.
Mrs . Tyndall` 'Robinson' under-:
went : surgeW in. Victoria Hospi
'tal,' London; on .December. 24th..
She is progressing favorably &.
is expected home: this week. •
Mrs Hackett. :has b.een a.
patient in Wingham. Hospital for
three weeks,
Janet Rayner, ' nurse -in -train',
ing at Victoria Hospital,, London,
is vacationing With .her 'pdren'ts,
Mi`. and :Mrs:Milt Rayrrreil:
Mr. and.' Mrs..' John it 'O'Reilly'
and Susanreturned to M.ontreal;
after: spending New , Year's' With
her ';parents, Mr,. and.Mrs. J' L.
MacMillan.•
'Mr. :and' M'r . Ronald Hender-
son• of -Burlington visited•, at the
week -end . w.ith Mr. Jack • Hen-
: •derson., . , - -
The Lucknow 'Women's . Insti-
tute: will meet in the Town -Hall
pn. 'Friday; January •13th; at 2:36
p.m: • . Visitorsalways we1-'
come.
. Mrs. -' on'' Rothwell of Nr r-
- wood spent the week'=end -with
relatives:'' Mrs. ,,Ed Thorn :ictal ii
ed 'home with her, after 'visiting
rn .Norwood for, , the Bast two
weeks.
Olivet. United Church W.M.S.
The Januar.,Y :.meetin of ;Olivet
g
W.M,S ':was .:held on Thursday'
afternoon"at the".horde of: M_ rrs..
Melvin Coiling.. Mr°S. ;Sand Me
-
Charles'
Y
Charles' ' group was' fn, charge of
..the worship service.' Miss Mary
Rout;ston read the. .scripture and
led; in prayer: Mrs,: Sandy: Mc'-
Charles, assisted''tiy. Mrs Alvin
Hainiltotl` and. M:rs Harvey
.Brooks . introduced the new study
books, . "The 'Turning World"' &
"'Tie Ship under the Cross."
Miss• Mary Roul;ston, Mrs. ' John
'McCharles, Mrs. Jack McGuire
Mrs.: Oscar':'White sang ."How
•Great :T1iou ` Ai t." Mts.: ' Sandy
McCharles gave. a New:. Year's
ireadi'hg, Mrs. Donald MacTavis:h
p ,
resided' for- the: business'; period.
The toll.call «as°.a'nswered by'
tx.yeii.ty-t.wo' . Members. •One. `•vis-
itor' was present,. A report from
' n leader -was
tFic 'I1sslot La c ,
.given. .Tt t4 as .deeid'ed ,to have
• lunch at ' the annual •'church
nieeting,, M. Walter • - Black,
Mrs. Walter .bexter and ,Mr's:
C)sc1r., VWhite: '«'ere 'appointed las.
cinch • �oalaniftee, . Mrs,, WaI.te-
' Bl'a'ck ..tr ave - a' stcwar'dsl ip read-
.
Mrs, .,Donald MacTa-vish: de
g
d'ic'ated• 'tile 'offering,. Mrs. NI/al:
ter . Dexter., gave the courtesies.
I uiichr vas served by
the".-
i mittee.
United. ,Church W.M.S.
`The January : meeting of the
tk'',M S,• "Afternobn' Auxiliary' of
ti`nitccl: Church was' held on
I iicd�11, January 3rd with •an
ittend:lnc'e of 24 ;Members. •The
% nt. v of,ficc l;' 'for 146.1 Wer
�M
., .�wuw,,r,��!.�,r�•.��,. ; .t1lied (?V M l-I'.,.St1'a1)p_.'Irl the
ing in, unison; prayers :by` Mrs:
McDiarmid' and Hazel Webster,
readings by Mrs. Taylor '& Haz-
,el Webster, and an interesting
talk .based on 'chapter 5 Of the
Study book entitled The World:
'Couricil of. Churches` was .given.
by Mrs:' .Strapp. Mrs. J. Hall ae
companied by: Mrs. R. ` Cumming,
,'rendered •a pleasing solo, "God
Will Take Care '• of You." At the
' close, - of the meeting a ;.social
half ` hotir was.. enjoyed, lunch
being:' served :by, the" Committee,
Mrs. MeDiarmid, Hazel Webster,
Mrs,' Hallam arid, Mrs. Taylor..
W;M.S. 'Afternoon Auxiliary •
Miss 'Mary MacLeod was hos-
..tess to .the Afternon Auxiliary,
of the Presbyterian - Church • •for.
the January meeting Mrs. M.
Henderson presided and . opened
the. 'meeting : witrh...;,prayerj' taffd"
scripture .read in. Unison; Miss'M.
MacLeod '.introduced the new
'study..for' 61,' `Into •a'll:.the World
to=�gether." Mrs. P. P. Stewart . 'in-
• vited the' ` auxiliary :to. 'meet in
her •h;orne in February., A dhrist
m,as 'letter from. Miss Dorothy
Douglas • •was' read. Notes of,. ap-
predation'' were : received from a
`t:
n- rber who , had shared in
Christmas cheer . from the: Aux
iliar:y. Seventeen answered the
rol,1 : ca11 .anl there':.were 4'` visit-
•
ors:: Mrs. . Henderson explained
that the `. new programme: had
been',., made. on' the' duplicating',
machine by Rev...Norrnan Taylor
'and aheartyvote of thanksWas
tendered ' Mr. Taylor. Miss Dean
MacLeod .favored with. ; a : Scot-
tish,:'.. Christmas :reading ' which
• was much .enjoyed. Four -;ladies
took pal t in , the -.`prayer - circle.
Bibli 'Study was a sun-unary,'of
he life of. Mary, the mother of
Jesus; ' wihieh was read '.by- the'
1
of,. • til,t� minister. Mrs:
' '; tl''t\' I'OF1dent;
,Lucknow.
T Jo> nt, tl:lt. t 1,
Presbyterian. b feria
nChurch r
ch
1„l rt C
;'d '1i 1Zt ,. 11 . Cut -liming . &
'and
acted
tllcg 1 pt;tn ii i �(+t c1ses ' wh ic'li
S t lte'6s d 111e 'V i't1 Y`(1.;1 i s theme,
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;1 x•ii f(,,: ,t'lj, ftr110N.v.i ;fit; 'pi'ogranl:
i ., Tt' 111f I; 11,1)ttlye.e'nd-
Rev'.Roderick Macleod • i
1,/linrster. i
1... SUNDAY, JANUARY ..15th '
j 11.;00 'a:m, Morning ,Worship.'1
'
1,Suilday. School fol1wi111.;
o :
C,hurah ;service, . - 0
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th
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10::00 a.m Church► School '
l l :00 a.;ri, Morning Wot shr,.n,.
���� w►:'iw�►,�+f�,i�Ir+.�+l,+.r, ^,.moi ...L '�:�.
1i►'. �'i'.11,1t5) •Jcthltk,ton and
ill'.: ;incl 11 : lull ;VIac.Lclinai
�;vttt cl '111 "T 'WW1 t,vr1' the New
1�,
't.�. 1i,' 11. 1''ij()i111,1:;()11 .and'
Miss
':1 (1�.1t tst11T Visited' last
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Vc'I 471S -end 11,
,- ..,lair tr:itl M &
;111'. I;fekvnt, " .
•Ait,ong, ' 1'('r'rtt' iii',t:tifiSiofls - to
i1'fn. 1r;:n,1'` 'hurl) t til wore Ml's.
"lllr:ilt
(1i)11V(`1', Mrs•, Jessio Ailin',
.1:tr'd /Zit h1 '. i\ i';s.' 1�"roil
l,c°
(,1
on, lt:i , lt(rtt t1„1nsferi°ed fron
•. Hospital;
Wattth�tnl to
1„1:0)(1w)•1i:` Y
Secretary in.,lhe absence of•Mrs'.
Adams. Mrs. Henderson . closed
the ;'meeting ' With .prayer and a
socialhalf hour was,'enjoyed,
while the hostess served .tea, as'_
;:isted by.' Mrs. Henderson .and.
Mrs;' Reid.
i . .M.S,
Qu.h i; to I n ss
. South • Kinloss W.M.S. met in
the ' school 'room of the church
on Wednesday, Tanuaiy.4th'With '
Mrs. H. Buckton presiding, Phe l `
secret:ar M VV . F. MacDonald
and Mrs. Ross', MacMillan ;were
appointed delegates oto .the' Pres
hYt,erial, Roll call wk's• responded :.
to with aµ Bible verse containing:
the word "Courage" and the 1st:
Chapt'er' of: Jpshua was ,studied.'
The„ problems • of 'entering, tak-
ing and ;pos'sessing a new' land
were compared_ with' theprob-
lems confronting us. - this New
Year: of 61. Art artici'e w:as •'read'
pointing out the necessity 'fon' a
war .on obscenity' as portrayed
by .`pornagraphe' prints,' lewd':
m.aga2ines and pictures, Mrs;
.Douglas Graham react an 4;1:ti
cle entitled,. "What's -the Differ-
ertce" showing that ' the obser
MacINTYRE - NEEDHAM
A. ' pre -Christmas wedding of•. Needham, R.R. 4; Kincardine &
much local interest was solem re 'groom is the son ' of the late
nized On Saturday, . December MT. and . Mrs.:''Archie'.. MacIntyre,
24th,. when - Nancy • Agnes Need-' formerly,. of Con. ` 2, Kinloss.'
ham ,became c the bride . of Allan Mr: and Mrs:: MacIntyre have
MaeIntyre. The bride is' ` the taken ,up residence in Lucknow.,
dauughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarke '' '
vanice -''of • God's'"-- laws.; is the - key'
to success in every, '.1 age.' , Mrs.
.Ross MacMillan read ' an article
stressing the importance: of, work
,.
With, 'children.. The prayer cir-
cle; -was.. conducted by Mrs. A:.
Hughes, ',Mrs.- S. Chislett and
Mrs.` D,' `G:rahm.>: Mrs. •'W. F.
MacDonald . • introduced: the 'new,
'study book "In:to all the World
Together." Miss Dean ' MacLeod:
closed '' the 'meeting with ' prayer,.
Institute !Served :a delicious tur-
key dinner, Mrs: 'RossCunrmming
presided at ,the piand: Ray=
nard Ackert :led/ In a '"sng-song.
International • Counsellor'1tae.
Watson ,proposed the toast -to the : '
ladies 'an'd Mrs. .Gordon' Monti
gomery•' gratiously 'replied. Liion
Harvey Webster . reviewed • the
past'. year's activi.ties..
Raynard. Ackert 'won' the lucky
ticket draw, 'a ;'lovely vase, don-
ated by William A SScth•miid
- . •' 'Charles. -,Webster presented',s ROCKET": RICHARD perfectattendance pins tosome
forty. members, and officers ,pins A,,.
MAY APPEAR HERE. to ' the immediate 'Past: offi '
•
At the::' Lions meeting ' on
Monday, night, Donald, ' MacKin
non reported : on the • Boys' ,and
Girls' work, pertaining• to-. Vvid-
ter, activities, and\. stated -that..
efforts ''were being made to have
Maurice ' 'The Rocket" . Bichard ard
visit Lu •cknow mid Fa ruar .
'
Confirmation is being awaited
'from Mr:.. Frank Selke,'
Monday s meeting was mark-
•ed as Ladies' Night and. Past:
•
Presidets' ..' with HarveY''
pNight'
Webster, Rae Watson, `. Charles
Webster and Cecil Blake; quali-
fying, : for .this status and ` all
were: called on.', President Gor-
don Montgomery,. • welcomed the
gathering :and. turned. the meet-
ing ,over to Immediate Pas'E Pre=
side'nt,' Cecil .Blake:
The • ladies:; received a red
Carnation corsage and, :Lions: "'re
,ceived a white carnation''•ibouton-
niere. ' The Lucknow` Women's.
Dancing followed, to ,music.' by.
Carruthers Orchestra
L
ceum u�heatre
.WING'RAM
TWO Shows Each' Night.
Commencing at 7:15 pin.
.g
MATINEE:
Saturday : Afternoon at 2 p.m.
;Thursday,<4Friday, Saturday,
January 12, ' 13,..14, • '.
-Van' Johnson, Jean 'Pierre'
A "ant-Dany . Carrel:
in
THE ' ENEMY: ` GENERAL
A 'World War II esp.iona,ge
melodrama, --.
GODESICH
THEATRE PARK t
..
Playign . Please Dont Eat he Daisies In
/Now
Scope and Color ,with Doris Day, David Niven ”
P
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and Janis Paige' .. , ..Hit' Comedy.
.
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1Vlonlay, Tuesday, Wednesday, January ' 16, ,.17,' 18
--- Adult' Entertainment '
Anthony ',Perkins` "Jane Fonda' :and Ann Jackson
Based cn 'the novel and. Broadway ;glay, this' deals
v, ith a• mid -western's brts stor A likeable romantic.
r P Y / • e'
comedy. • `•
"TA L L STORY!'
Thursday Friday;' Saturday,January, 19, 20, 21
Gina: 'Lollobrigida, Dale Robertson and Vittorio De Sica
•
Pr
- aesent . light n' bright tale' set to please all L.ollo fans
"FAST AND SEXCY�' '
in. Scope and Color' . •
,
Special- Western Adventure .program for 'Saturday '
iinatinee.
am'ing: ' "l ey VV rn'e s". -=- • Adult -Entertainment;,
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