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SENTINEL
THAT members -of the Lucknow
A•gricultura1 Society will meet
in the. Town Hall, Lucknow on
Thursday night,' March 30th at
8:30. At • the annual ' meeting
earlier this year,,. an' executive
could not be obtained and ' it .
is hoped that a president . • and.
other officers.- will 'stand; at
Thursday's • meeting: so that the, •
society may continue to fune-
tion. A report will be given •by
the lady ' delegates to the Fairs'
Convection,
THAT Reuben Wilson of Ashfield
Township, was the recent win-
ner of the Mount Forest Lions
Club "suit of the month draw"
giving ,him a, $75 ,credit at any
men's wear in that town. Reu-
ben bought his .ticket from the
State Farm' . Insurance agent
from Mount Forest , at their,
convention: " at Niagara Falls:
THAT winners • at the ,'Crest'
Hardware prize draw . for Magi -
'Cote paint last week -end were
William Blue,, • Detroit, three
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arris tweeds, Wool 'ri Cash
meres, ` Scotch ' tweeds,, ; navy
blazers, and new •lightweight
worsteds. Newest checks, pat-
terns.' and solids to choose
from. >
$19.95 'to $34.95
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Little :boy is beaming in, his
new sportsset smart coni-
panions for Spring and ' Surn-
mer dress -up, wear,expertly
tailored and styled for the
special' ,. occasion.
SPORT . JACKET : single
breasted, fully lined and ; in
two -button style in various,
Tweeds, . Checks, Blue, Brown,
Loden .and Light shades. Sizes;. ,.
4 'to ' 6x
$8.95 and $9.95
Hand -Washable SLACKS in
half boxer style with self -belt:
Carey, Blue,' Brown and. Loden.;
Sizes 4' to 6x. .
$2.98,. $3.95 and $4.95"
Also 8: to 16`
From $11.95 to $15.95
AGENT FOR KINCARDINE 'CLEANERS
Free Pick=Up and 'Delivery Monday and Thursday
Ladies' and Men's Wear. Lucknow
'THAT Mr. Charles •,Steward has
returned' to ' his home•, 'having
been a 'Patient in. Victpria Hos
piitai London for 12', days, . re-
ceiving, treatment. He' was very
i11 when he left home'. and was
an, emergency patient. Charlie
is feeling much better and was
able to. enjoy .a 'family dinner'
at the 'home of his;', daughter,
Mrs. Hugh 'Curring and • Mr.
.Curring,. London on; their 50th
wedding, anniversary last: week.:.
THAT ,Susan �Iall7�year-aid;
daughter of Mr., and Mrs, Lloyd
Hall•, .had to have her arm re-
set on 'Tliuraday. She suffered,
a ' double fracture of the left
forearm .a week previous and
it was anticipated then that
mwhen "x-rays' 'were taken :later'
it'inight be Mound necessary t�,
do, •the reseting.;
Ashfield
THAT •Herb Curran ofseld
'has been critically ' ill in Win g
g
ham hospital, since suffering a
• severe'. heart "attack, ten days
ago. He has ' been in an oxygen
tent. and " fed intravenously
since the ' attack, with members
of ,his' family constantly, nearby:'
THAT' the holdup of: the London
delicatessen shop the first of
the • week had local .interest..
here; Mr. and '• Mrs' Herbert
Henning were visiting the
proprietors, Mr.;and Mrs,: Wm;'
Kleiber,. ' at the time of—the
armed, holdup, and the four -
'some
were threatened orith
deathseveral. tim'es', .while the
, the ars , searched the house to
locate $4,0.00; • Mr.. Henning is
.
a +brbther of itudi Rennin+g,:
who is married to' Susarf.Me-
N°aughton of•. Lucknow,:
: gallons house ' paint; Mrs.' Frank
Currie, R.R., '3, Ripley,, two gal-
lons house' .'paint; .Mrs. 'Lorne
f`Keip, RR 3 Lucknow, one gal-
lon house paint
THAT ;,Allan: Mowbray, son of
Mr: arid ,Mrs. Virden Mowbray
of Lucknow, has started„ as 'an
• apprentice :mechanic. at Jack
MacDonald's: Esso Service ,Sta=
tion.
THAT the 'final card "party for
the season`• was `,held. at Belfast
School on March 22nd: There
were 15 tables playing.. ,Ladies'
winner was' Mrs. Wilbur` Brown
and. runnerup ', was Mrs.. Men-
ary.. High' man . was Cliff Men-
ary • with Wm. • Buckingha'ni
second:
THAT Eleanor Reed, daughter:of
Mr.' and . Mrs. Allan .eed, ap-
pears '
p -pears' on .Focus 'On Talent . on 1
X -TV, Wednesday even-,
ing, presenting. violin, selec- i
tions.:
THAT Jack aMacDonald ' of Lea-
mingt'on,.passed- away, sudden- i
ly on. Monday, March, 27thfor=
lowing a heart attack'. He 'was
the son . of:. the 'late 'Mr. and.;
Mrs. Duncan MacDonald • of.
St, Helens.. - '
'THAT Joanne Thompson observ-
ed her ,6th birthday on' March.
20th, -and held :a belated 'party
for some little' friends on
Wednesday.
THAT . the return.. of the birds'
has been very noticeable and
audible of late; including .Of
course the robirrr} the harbinger
of spring. Uniisual, ;it Would•
seern to ,us,, are the big' flocks
of canaries . which 'have been(
swarming in the' 'trees in the.
vicinity of Greenhill 'Cemetery;'
THAT the CKNX-TV :schedule`
for "Think on These Thing's."`
at' 10;55' a.m:,, lists two local
ministers to participate . .on,
consecutive' days Rev.. Wil-,
f red` Wright on ' April 10th and
Rev; : Howard Strapp on April
Il the
THAT Mrs. Ernrl'e MacLennan of
Lochalsh ;was the recipient . of
the ' Good Neighbour Award on
,CKNX on ; aturday morning,
which includ'es •a cash prize 'of
$25.00; Mrs.., MacLennan .ex-
pressed' surprise in being nom-
:. mated for the 'honour. "I just
do what I -can ` for. everybody,"
she said.
THATto 90 .Mr. aid -Mrs. Art Breck '
y-
les are` enjoying irkY.g80`degree
...-.
weather at Brownsville, 'Texas,
• They have been to Mexico, just
across : the Rio Grande ',Wirer
from Br ,...ow v.ns vi
i •
lee. They are
going to San. Antone . before'
ret 'r 'ln
u n g home' me about the .:8rd,.
week in • A•pril, `
.YOUR BARGAIN FOODLAND
+ TOILET 'TISSUE.• SALE. Save 10c.
Vogue, . 4 roll Economy Pack
MARGARINE SUPER SALE.'
Delmar: For All Household Use., '.
DOG' FOOD SALE. Supply Limited.
Pard. Regularly •2 tins 27c. 'Feature:. A
INSTANT : COFFEE SALE. 30i off Jar.; Qac
Nescafe. Extra Large. 8' oz. Bargain ,
ASSORTED EASTER CHOCOLATES $1 1 C
Boxed. Priced' From 49c, 98c To .
Headquarters' For,, All Easter Foods.
Fruits, Vegetables,Meats, Groceries,•Candy.
Fancy Red MacIntosh.Apples Available.
Values : Effective We ,Sell: For Less
?? ,March ,29,. 30, ,April 1 ...Phone' 119, Lucknow
DURING .OUR ANNUAL SPRING:.
Clearance Sale
r . Values For ` The . ,Whole . Family at .
GREATLY REDUCED .. PRICES
SPECIAL: PRICES on MEN'S WORK SHOES
A Large Range To Choose From
LL'.Shoe .:tore
THAT adult '.hair cuts. in Gode-
'' rich. are going ' tip • to 90c and
children up to .12, seventy-five
cents. The ' 90c:.fee applies t°o
' everyone on • Saturday
THAT Jack Henderson ` tells; ,its
he' • has � refereed 97 ' hockey.
games .(many of them :double-
headers) this 'winter. He will/
wind up the season by officiat-
ing
fficiat-ing at the Young.'Canada :Week:
tournament in Goderich.
THAT , R. ' E; '(Ernie) 'Crawford
of Godetich and formerly 'Of
Lucknow; is again acting as
campaign ;chairman for Gode-'
rich and district of the Huron
Unit. of ;the Canadian ,Cancer.
Society.
THAT while vacationirng,'. 'at
Nassau in the Bahamas Islands,
Mr. &• Mrs/W. B. Anderson "ran
into” Mr., and Mrs. Dave'
Sanderson of London who are,
Amberley' Beachsummer. red
sidents, and , Steele C.. ,Mac -1
Kenzie' of Waterloo, son' of
Mrs. R V. MacKenzie, ari,
across -the -road Lucknow neigh-
bour of ,the Andersons. Steel
holds an important . `exeoutiv'e
position with the Dominion
Life Assurance Company;
THAT "Bud" Orr of .,Belgrave.
and' a couple ,of other "Good
Samaritans" came to the aid
of ..the ' Publisher and Mrs.
'Thompson abbot, 1:00,day morning on Highway 86,
west of Listowel. With a 'flat
• tire at that hour,we found our
jack worildrrt worlc properly'
and were' in a bit of a "bad
spot when our benefactors poi
' led . up, and with ' the use -of
thea jack literally' took `over
the changing of. the. tire: The
threesome were• enute home
ro' .
.�
'front playing at. a`dance in
".Listowel.
Thanks' again ,• bd;ysi
•
THAT Sam` -England of Palmer
ston is presently working as
baker. at Mullin's Bakery and
Grocery.
THAT ' Lucy Morrison, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Mor-.
rison, suffered a' cracked, bone,
in . her foot' and has the limb
in- a cast and is.hobbling' about
with the aid of crutches.
THAT effective March 1st,: ,:Cecil
McAlpine e was transferred •
;:
from Windsorto the manager-
ship,; of the Main. ,Officebranch
of the Bank: of Montreal at
St. Thorn'as
THAT statutory holiday • service,.
'at the Post. 'Office '. provides
wicket service. ,from 12:30. to
2':30 ;p.m., only, both Good :Fri-, -
• day.' and Easter ;Monday. The,
•lobby • will be open both days
frOrn`."8 a.m: to 9' .p.m; mails
will be despatched. and,r'eceiv,.
ed. as ' usual: There will • be', no
rural Mail, service .either, days. •
THAT Mrs.' Ruth Jardine . has
• been' appointed local represent.
ative 'for Avon' Products. ,•
THAT Mrs `, Frank Hamilton was
the winner of the 50.0p we
1y :jackpot 'at the Legion bingo .
last Thursday.•'
BORN,
JAMTFSON` In Wingham Gen-
eral Hospital on. 'Satu`rda3�, arch
2
,tr,l .t .'.
ia
a
h to • Mrs
Mr. and
famieson, a daughter. - • , .
E LL%OTT At Wingham `Gen,
erat .H'isp" ital 'on..Frxclay;march_.
1''lt,h, 196 t, tei Mr; and. ;Mrs.
'Old El%iott RYE.. 4 R ple .a. s0i
► P Y}
D+REN.NAN'—At Win ham Gale'
rat hospital on Monday, Mardi
20th, 198.1, to Mr. ,and Mrs, Hen- ,
ry 'Drennan, R.R. 7', LUckn:ow,•
daughter.