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', WEDNESDAY,; FEB. 1st', 1961
HE LUCKNOW' .8.. F.>., LUCKNOW,, (TAR:0
PAQ2 :47,03,1M
YORK (PEANUT. ;BUTTER 16 oz
Homogenized,.: save 6c, `Ice Box, jar (39c..
DOMESTIC; $HORTENING
Save S5c,,''I's,'
ROSE BRAND 11ARGARINE
Save 11c, l's,
..' .
AYLMER SOUPS, earn of Chicken
Chicken . Rice, , Chicken Noodle,;
Chicken Vegetable, Vegetable Beef,
Cream of Mushroom, ,Save 16c,
. .. .6 for 89c.
OGILVIE. CAKE MIXES, ;save 11c.:
6 (varieties, layer style, 20 oz., 3: for 85c
YORK -`BRAND MEAT fL''I
Beef, Chicken, Turkey, Steak and
Kidney, l8 ',oz.`ave 26c ,, .• , 4 for 89c
APPLES—Spys & ' Maclntosh :bu.: $3.49
, 2 for •67c
4 for ,96c
YORK K. CORN,; Save ,16c
. Fancy, 14' Boz. tins. ? .. ... 3 for • 49c.
MAPLE (LEAF ;CHEESE SLICES ,
Save ^,l lc, 8 oz, 3c off ;2 'for 49c'
TENDER `,1F'LAKE LARDr
Save, 1's .. , 2 ,for 39c'
;SHORTENING,
SNOWFLAKE WFLAKE ' Sa QRTENING,
8c
(off
pack, Save 8c 21/2 lb. + : ; 69c
WESTONS MAPLE GUEST ' CAKE
Regular 39c each
MEATS'
1Vlaple Leaf '•Weiners, lb., cello ... ' : , '. ; 45c
Devon' Sliced Back Bacon, lb. I. ; . ' • 5c
6,
Maple. Leaf , Cooked. Meats, 6 oz.• cello
Macaroni and Cheese, Dutch •Loaf, Chic-
ken Loaf, Olive Loaf, Pickled Pimento,
Your . Choice ' . 4 for' 99c
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Local It General
Mr and Mrs. • Jim Olsen:: of
Toronto, Mr.`' and . Mrs.: 'Harold
Ferguson' :were Sunday,,.`visitors
With Mr. 'and -Mrs:' Walter Alton.
.Ricky Pritchard, son • of .Mr.
:and Mrs, John ` Pritchard;' is
Track to school: again •after„ani . ill
Hess which confined , ' him .to :the
hospital. for'.over two. weeks
•:A , new subscriber on The Sen.-
tinel n- sailing • list 'this,. week' . is
Mrs. Elizabeth Tennant 'Fuller,
R.N. of South' Wales,- N.Y`. Mrs.
Fuller `:is; a' niece of 'Duncan :Mac
Kenzie of : Lochalsh:..'
'Mr. and .Mrs.': Bob Macintosh.
:''left on: Sunday by motor` for a
holiday in"the Southern. States.
The • breakdown ',of ':the' pro-
' ceeds from the exhibition` hockey
garne••between Belfast Buccaneers
,arid.. CKNX; accoi`d,ing • to' ,.figures.
received;' from `Blake Alton is as
follows: .'CKN•X $25:.00, : Arena
''•$66.00; Crippled' Children'Fund,
$100.00: .
'BORN,'
rALEXANDE1 At .the Kitch'ene'r-
:. Waterloo.. Hospital,, on Thursday,
January. 19th, 1961, to Mr. :and,
Mrs.: Jack Ale'x.ander: (Norma
Sherwood,, formerly,. of Ashfield)
a'• son, 'John James.
.4mmi ,.w.:
Lucknow i!
Presbyterian Church
Rev. Roderick MacLeod i
Minister' 1
SUNDAY..FEBRUARY.• 5th
1;1:00 arm, Morning Worship. j
Stinday ' Sohool • following
Church service:`
LUCKNOW j
UNITED C1- �JRCH'
Rev.' Howard W. Strapp
Minister
SbNDAY, FEBRUARY .5th(
10:00 a,m, Cht. rch . 'School
11;00 a.'m . Morning. Worship
Guest; spe'keir', • Rev. O,.'
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REVEREND AN, ADJECTIVE,.
OFTEN. USED WRONGLY
• The title .Reverend .is, frequent-
ly used in•correctly, •it ,would.
seem...In . "The Question' 'Box'"
column of a' recent `• issue ;of'the
United Church Observer the' fol-'
lowing:i'tem'' appeared: •
Q. Why is :it correct to speak of
Dr, Smith but: incorrect • to
speak' of :,Rev:. Smith.. •
A. Doctor. is'a noun and in itself '
• is a ,proper title:' Reverend is,
• an adjective. ”.
So. it :would' follow: that' the
use of Rev::.' A. B:. Jones; or; :Rev.
Mi'.. Jones is proper, but not`si np-;
ly; :Rev: 'Jones.
It'couldre'adily' happen: than in,
a newspaper • report a minister's
name might ''appear 'more than..
once; In the first : instance : he
would dire referred' ..to• as "Rev.
. Jones and thereafter: as.
"Mr. : Jones:"
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Mrs°:,1 ary'..McAuley returned
to Acton last : Saturday. after
visiting. ' ''with': Mr. and, Mrs..
Frank, Ritchie:
Mr. and Mrs,' Will Ritchreaare
spending awhile` with Mr: and
Mrs. Robert Irvin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russel, Irvin and.
family visited Sunday;' ith ''Mr.'.
and' Mrs. Nelson Raynard..
Mr. and Mrs : Harvey; Ritchie
and ,family :visited ' her father,
Mr:; Haines •on Sunday.
Church 'will be at 1:45' for, the.
month 'of February
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Wilkiiis
spent :the week -end in .Sudbury
with Charlie's 'Sister, who ' cele-'
brated' their 25th Anniversary.
HAS BEEN INSPECTING
SCHOOLS IN LABRADOR
.Mr..1 D. W. Sini'pson, :Ins.pecter
of Public' Schools; • Bruce No."' 1,
has been. recitiested' by'. the De-
partment , o'f Education to il;spect
the A'M Robert Leckie D.N.D..
;Schools at Goose Bay, Labrador.
Mr..Sirnpabn will be absent from:,
his regular duties until February
5th, He made the trip• t� the far
north' by 'plane. The 'Royal 'Air
DIED
McLEOD —In Oshawa General,
Hospital, ..Friday, January 20th,
the • former Verna ,McDonald,, be-
loved
e-
loved''wife of the late John Mc
OUTLINES 'SCHOOL
BUS, 'REGULATIONs
Hon. Ti. L. . Eowntree,'
Minister of Transport for Ontario.
has anrwunGed ',that' additiona1.
regulations governing the opera:„
tion, of school buses. had, been
made Eby order • in council;:,
'The Minister' said, that
new ' .regulations • related' to all
Vehicles• QRerated by,;. or;,der
contract to s�cho,ol •'k;faards, ands
vehicles used solely for- the Pur-:
poSes',of transporting children to.
and• from .school. :. -
TheT•regulationrequire that all.
Such vehicles are clearly marked"
with signs reading, '"School Bus."'
All, vehicles, when used. solely
for:, transportation - of'" .childreny
shall be painted' yel'ow with
black' trim.. • - •
The regulations" also require
all vehicles carrying ten, or more.
children to have the,. following
safety equipment • at all :times;
Mr. R;owntree'. continued. They
must have an *interior mirror;;.
<trechains. or snow tires, on rear
wheels except duals; •a speedo-
meter; •the body floor construct-
ed in -such a way as to ,prevent.
the•. entry 'of exhaust ;fumes; two
windshield.wipers and a defrost-
ing device;, inside lights;, an axe
'•-or clawbar and a fire ,extin-
guisher,
extin-
guislier, dependable tires; and
:emergency exits. ,' ,, _.. .
• The Minister 'added that.• all
'vehicles ,used as school. buses
'would• regilire a certificate ' of
:mechanical 'fitness... being , filed
twice , a year. ' . : �
�' In, respect to 'the.•requirenients
`.fo'r:'the driver of • school Doses,
,over . and;, w. ould ,:he' required: to
pass , a :special _driving ,./test.: .A :
higher standard •qf ".,proficiency
L eo.d. Surviving .is:,one':daughter,
(Dawn 'Marie.), Mrs.. W'alte.r..Mor-
gan ', of;Oshawa,: two sisters,:
(Flora), .Mrs. ' At Ii VanWyck,; ':
'Montreal and ' (Mabel), .. M> s: .W..
VanWyck; "of •W.ing,hap.. Funeral'
service:,•was held in 'Oshawa�•..on.
Monday, January, 23rd, with 'in-
terment' in .Sout'hampton,. Ceme-
tery .later. •
• •Mr. Rowntree said that all appli=
cants must be. 21 e rsof
years age or
'DUNGANNON
The January, meeting of. Dun-
gannon :Wonienns: Institute was
held at, . thehome of Mrs. Otto
Popp with the president; ., Mrs.
H. McWhinney in the'Chair.: Dur=.
ing the business period plans
were.•, made`for ,a. 'euchre ' 'party
to s be '.held ;in the "Parish Hall'<
early hi' Feb:ruary.:A donation of
$5.00 was. giver( to CARE. The
roll, call was; Something New In,
Canadian' Industry..The motto,; a'
.nation builds on. sinking ' sand
'Unlessits roots are- in :the land,
was :presented . by Mrs Fred.
Young.: 'Community ' singing was.
enjoyed."Mrs. Warren. Zinn gave
a very informative report • of the.
rural leadership forum forexe-
cutive' meinb'ers of farm •.organi-
nations 'sponsored by: Huron Fed-
eration of Agriculture. at Sunset
Hotel Goderich January 19 20
W]INGHAM
Two ,Shows Each 117igj t' -
Commencing at 7:15 p.m..
MATINEE
Saturday' Afternoon at: 2 pan.
Thursday, Friday, 'Satulyday,
February 2nd,, 3rd, 4th.
Yu1. Brynner, Mitzi Gaynor,
Noel Coward . ,.
°SURPRISE, PACKAGE
A romantic comedy..:
would be required in the . test,
with : added emphasis • on know-
ledge of the rules of the road & •
sign recognition.. •
The test, • would also contain
references to bus and equipment ,
maintenance. The driving test
must be taken in an actual school
'ous.
The applicants, : for school bus.
operator's licences would be re-
quired to filea medical .certifi-
cate , of ' physical fitness and .a
standard of, vision higher than is
required for an' ordinary driver.
Dennison's
rope. Dauer
all colours
available at
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL
FOR THE. DISCRIMLNr.ITING,.
You may select yotir wedding',,:;,
' invitations; " announcements ; •:
and accessories with con?';',".'
plete confidence as to quality,,
and correctness. of form
R!eddinganhounceinents of.,
• TRADITIONAL'BEAUTY'
• 'CLASSIC' DISTINCTioN
. SOCIAL CORRECTNESS
• I4ivNoUNCEMEAT rs
'1'NI,O RMAL B
:•. `ACCESSORIES.
Personalized wedding napkins,`n etches and
''cake boxes:also available ,
e . uck no
21. Canadian Industries topic was
given by Mrs. C. Blake, it 'b'eing,
dtistry of stmas trees., 1+ ... .. „.•• .;
the In
Mrs. D. .I?hi4ips fa red , with; '
piano.' 'selections:; ,Follow ng a
dainty lunch < the meeting. closed.'
with the ,Queen.,
�entne
'Mrs'. Fred Baechler has been
ill .with ;' a heart' seizure • Her
daughter, Mrs Wilfred Whitr Ian,
'Dublin `and•daughter it ia'w, Mrs.
Harold Baechler of Auburn•' have
been nursing in. the home..
Mr. Gus 'Devereaux of St.'
Augtistirte visited :his °aunt,. Mrs.
Margaret Moran at the' home. of
Mrs. L' Henry one day last week:
The United, • Church 'Young
People's Union' met' . on Monday
night with Jerry. Weaver giving
call , ..to worship. Toni • Dickson
Force •cc School whit h he Is inspect- read the ' scripture lesson and
Ing has an attendance • of four Bill King offered prayer. David;
hundred pupils As they use the Dawson gathered the'collections.'
Ontario course of ,Study, it .is Jerry Weaver took the topic,, My
necessary. to ,have: an 'inspector Steps Back to 'Christianity."
from this province bake the inw gleaner .Alton .read the rninut"s
S e :tion. ,Mr, Simpson has had and roll coisidcall. Bill Blake suggest
' . ., - with " c.
creole .experiencthe ed having a rolrn41•e party- in
schools for the • clrldren of .Seri-• two• weeks and it was, .lett for,
vicoMen,having spent spent tw years further .planning:'The
, bmeeneetd.i.in..
cg
in tOerniany teaching the children closed, with the tnsah .
tion, '
..�► ,,..«�.r..i „`i1 1 r►�,arMiir,l.rw .•' : (if. Canadia'ns • 5tatioried there,,:
GODERICH
Now. Playing—February 2 3, . '•'ICE PALACE"
In' Color = (ane of the greatest: sceni. epic;':
ever seen i,orl any snreen.' A truly gram Die-,
tures Starring `'.Richard Burton and Carolyn 'Jones,•;•
Monday, y, Tuesday, Wednesday, Double feature program
Jody Fair - ,Mart Braddock and Russ Bender; in
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TI -i. GHOST , OF DRAGSTRIP' HOLLOW
Anvta Sarids and Ronald. roster, in
DIARY' OF A HIGH 'SCHOOL BRIDE
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, ' February 9, 10,, 11 '.
ATTLE', LE `IN OUTER. SPACE
In. Tohosco'pe ,and Color k-
.. An , e'citrng .,science fiction- storyfilmed in Japa
� t . , P
with. a Japanese cast
Corning 4 . Av , Csard pr in , `the ,Ai .ei. Wcir'e Reel
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