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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1960-03-30, Page 14!AGE FOURTEEN • .4•44-4)44-•-•-•-•• — • ' s'" — '' - • THE LIJCICNOW SENTINEL, LUC] .0,NTABIQ. wEDNEsakir, MAR. 30th, 1960 • odhpoo.;.4iiii.o.9.4PoosP•444,".00.09.4!..4","..1! UPCOMING. EVENTS ' t Sooner ' than you think and . this is the ' time to select your spring wardrobe. from . ASHTON'S: SPRING COATS • This is the year of large collars • and..newsworthy fabrics in coats.' The shag mbliair, bold and sub - •'clued cheeks, new sleeve details. •,.We have a large collection'rea- sonal3ly •'Irked, sizes 8 20 --- 16% - 241/2 — all newest.shades. MILLINERY . .• Your Spring chaPeaul. is ready to greet the •Easter, .Parade. 'Just • conte in and look over our large showing of cloche, sailor„pillboX or coachman stYles. •Colours • white, coffee, beige, "•: pink, bltie, green, • • • WEATERS and BLOUSES . . • Buy now, ' to wear with spring suits, skirts and slacks, '.Overblouse and tuck -in style in dacron; cotton, terrylene. All easy -care fabrics .Flanlon pullovers, fancy necks With collars, classic styles •in all new spring shades. AGENT 'FOR KINCARDINE CLEANERS • Free Pick-Vp and Delivery Monday and Thursday. . LADIES'' d MEN'S WEAR 1 •.• ' • • • • START 4711, ORGANIZING Officials at • the Agricultural •• • Office' it lined up for ,the , or- • ganizing of 4-H Clida activities. Wednesday, April 20th at '8:30 • in the Lucknow „Town Hall is . the date, time and place set for organization of the ‘Lucknow calf and grain clubs, and the lingannon. calf club: ' • • BORN •• AGNEW .•-r-at Detroit, Michigan,' •.on Monday, March 21st, ,tri Mr.- . and Mrs. Joe Agnew, a daughter, Joanne. .Margaret, • a Sister .for • Judy •arid Pamela. • • MAT tucknow Boy Scouts -are planninga waste paper Col- lection/ in the near future, so • don't throw .out your oldpa- • pers and •magaZines. ••• :)SEETHE: SENTINEL. THAI? Easter exaininations • which •commenced last .week, • will conclude the end of this week at tucknow. District High School. • , . THAT thirty-four • • pupils of ' Room 5 at the Lucknow Pub iic School, under" the' teacher, • Miss Helen Thompson visited • the, Sentinel Office last Friday • morning wherethey toured • the plant and were explained the operations in publishing • a weekly .paPer. Sharon Mow-• .bray; thanked The Sentinel, on • behalf of the .pupils and tea- cher... 4. • • . ,THAT• there is no reason for • criticism about snow,. rembval, fromLucknow's. main, street: It never... long • accuanulates. • Ti;vice last • week the banks Were removed. - The job was • scarcely -conipleted; lastweek • when Xing Winter &upped • another ;. blanket of • • !The BeautifUl", and. :by. the -tithe he let up the street .Was • ;again .lined, with plowed -back • banks, which were • .removed early 'Saturday morning:: THAT. there were 11 tables of players present at the euehre party held on March 24th at • Belfait; 'Winners:. for. ladies • were Mrs..JaCk Irvvin, first, Carol Maccrostie, Sebond. Reg '..Broorne placed; first for the • men with Art Young, second: • .THAT, to .' keep the record •„Straight and the spelling right, •w druid' attentidriVIO an • id: ertisei.nent by ;• 'Thomas ' E. Phair,.. Offering • service as a certified, • public. •:accdunt!int. • The name is "Phair” not "Fair" as. We',;spelt it last. Week.; '• THAT Pic•tured in. the Kitchener. , •Record last Week .Was. Water- THAT Mrs. }Tarry .• Alton, a , member of the Walkerton Public School, staff, 'slipped at the school- and suffered a frac- •.•tured left ankle. ' •• • • . . THAT Bud Hamilton, Cities •• Service ,Agent, has hired Har- ry Lavis who will be at the warehouse at the east end of • town at all. Vanes for the con- venience of custOmers.` Anan- • nouncement appears elsewhere • in • this issue. ; THAT S.S. .No. 16 ,Ashfield is seeking a. teacher for the next tent, ' to SUcceed. lqrs: .Frank Ritchie who is *giving 'up the . ;position at the ..end •of June • for • reasons of health. MAT • Janet Cook, 5 -year-old •daughter ' of Mr. and Mrs. Jack • Cook, held a birthday party on Wednesday for a number • of little. friends. . ' . . • • ' . • ' Duiing Our Annual Hundreds of Pairs of Shoes To .ChoOse From Priced At • $2.68 .1 $3.86, ' $4.68 $5.88. MANY STYLES LESSTHAN 1/2 PRICE • THWELL Shoew:Store , • , • • • , • ,' ' loo Northdale, . the winning • .tearn. in the primary :school • , hockey chasn.pionship of rthe tWin• cities. Shown with the • . team was . the coach, Barry • McQuillin, son ofMr. gr.KI • Fred' McQuillin of St. Helens. Barry `is .a public school. tea- cher iri Waterloo. THAT Friday marked the, open- ing of the Mc.terinan Funeral Rome inkintardine. In charge • of the mortuary will be Ross; • 1V1Ctennan, son • of •Mr. and ,Mrs, Neil McLennan of Rip- • ley. Neil has been in the un- dertakintg. /business in Ripley for thirtyl-three years. Ross • has been ' manager of one. of •Toronto's largest f un er al • homes for • the past three • years. Mrs., Pois. 1VIeLerthan is the 'former Shirley Johnston •. of tuclumw. •••• • ' THAT the Teeswater. ladies who rnanned the snowshovels in, a protest gesture, do not seem • to have swayed Council's ada- mant stand thatthey aren't • ,going to removesnow at the municipality's expense. YOUR BARGAIN -FOODLAND SKIM MILK POWDER SAL. 12 Qt. Silverwood's Handmuik.'Save 14c. Pkg. , ,,99c INSTANT COFFEE SALE. Save 25c on Mother Parker's Large 6 oz. Jar. , ,07( KLEENEX TISSUE SALE •. Regular or Chubby. Save 19c ,U MS. 98c • , OUR OWN BLEND TEA. Save, 10c. . • •,z.n. Buy Several Pounds And Salto, Pound, STRAWBERRY OR RASPBERRY JAM. 24 oz. , Breakfast Club. With Pectin.. Feature. 39C.Jai.. • HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. GRAPES, CELERY, LETTUCE, ' • RADISH, ORANGES, TOMATOES, SPINACH. • Values Effectiire March 31, April 1, 2. We Sell Fok Lesis Phone 119, Lucknow THAT a baby .girl has arrived • at the home of Sgt. and Mrs. ' George Robinson in Germany; George is in his third year of • overseas service with the RCAF. They plan to remain • until. George has completed • a • four-year stint.. • THAT the "second phase" of • the going 'otit of business sale opens at The Marliet Store on Friday Morning at 10:00 a.tri, There be•a free wrist THAT R. B. -Quante has been -in Florida for about three weeks' with his sister, Mrs. Mae Beer • of Exeter. They flew South, and. While 'there visited their sister, :Mrs. .Blanche Paterson, • • who resides in Florida. THAT Mrs. Jim McNaughton ;suffered 'a brokeik..Wrist when she slipped' and fell last- ;Week • • on the ice on Havelock Street. prin.... 4 zweamseasassegge..42.romorampx:csir, • A, • •.watch draw daily and a free •` gift to the first, 50 customers . A both Friday and Saturday,. *, •Announbeinent of this sell -:out is; contained in two full page - •ads in° this issue,. •supplement• . ed by sale bills vvhigh have ' been distribtited in a.. Wide ; THE 'LARGEST STOCK of the'.BEST:.MATTRESSES •••we have ever 'hid' at roOtly: Reduced...s: .Ptites • IfYouArelnTheMarketFor • A GOOD iiiivenitss:- or BOX .SPRING •Conte ht. And See iOni Large Stcick Of. •The BEST. NAMES IVIATTRESSES. Simmqfls &moth Top Mattresses and `Nlatching Box Springs. Reg. $49.50. Salo $39.95. Sleepmaster Mattresses and Box Springs, each* Reg. $69.50, Sale $49.95. Sleepmaster Mattresses and Box Springs, each Reg. $49.50. Sale $39.50. • Thera Pedic. Matrestes and Box Spring (10 years r Guarantee) „ Reg. $59.50. Sale $49.50. Sealy Mattresses as Nationally. Advertised, comp ete Unit of, Box Spring and IVIatti4ssr-for only $79.95 Mattress, Reg. $59.95 each only.$44:50 Grey Layer Felt Mattress, all sizes . . . $16.05. All makes and sizs of crib mattresses from $6 95 to $11.95. .•• (Couch mattresses for all types of coUclies) • ' These reduced prices are on Cash Sales OolY. FOr'spare'13edroonis and Children's beds we have Spring filled Mattresses as low as $19.95. • clennan and Mackenzie ' • • S.