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STORE WILL`; BE CLOSED UNTIL 1 P.M. FRIDAY
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AGENT, FOR KINCARDINE CLEANERS
p and Thursday
Free Pick -U .and:':Delivery Monday
LADIES'' ::and MEN'S WEAR
THAT Elwood Irwin is ,relieving
•' at the CNR depot while Gar-
net Henderson, local . -agent, is
on vaeation
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THAT itis important for con-
tributors of news items and
advertisements to be :accurate
in details. We had an occasion
this week, which is not an iso-
lated instance by any means.
Two, references. , to a meeting
from different sources;., had
different• starting times. We.
couldn't let it go, or. The Sen-
tinel would be "the . goat". ; So
after five phone, calls and one
• futile street contact, we final-
ly got the right hour establish-.
ed. Such delayswhen the press
sure' is on in meeting dead-
lines create a real problem,. &
add'. to: ' the extra hours we
have to put in to get .the pa
per out in time. Accurate copy;
carefully -written is a big help'.
and we appreciate it.
THAT we understand Lloyd's
factory in Wingham has found
it necessary to lay off : several
• employees for the time being.
None of the -longtime .employ-
ees ' ' from this Aglistrict : has.
been ' affected... A. number have
• commuted to : Wingham from
Lucknow and vicinity for•'the,i
past few ' years:
THAT Joe Conley had, a long
wait for the . arrival of the.
night train on Monday. A
'breakdown m the Guelph area
disrupted. • service, and ; the
train was some three hours
late, arriving here after: ' one.
SEE .BY THE
:SENTINEL
THAT Muss' Barbara Haldenby.
of Holyrood 'has .joined,. the
staff of the Bank of Montreal,.
commencing her duties on
Monday;
THAT John W. Henderson. Lum-
ber
ober Limited has com',menced
construction, of a new :resi-
dence , on Havelock Street,. on
property purchased from Mrs;.
Lorne ;Johnston. The house will
be situated between Mts. John
ston's home and the residence
of .Omar Brooks, Work, on the,
foundation started last week.:
THAT 'Mrs. ' Allister Hughes of
Kinloss. • .Township was last
week's "good neighbour." Mrs.
Hughes wins $25 and a certifi
nate and was suggested for 'the
award by Mrs. Peter MacDon-
ald. The weekly, award is shade,
' by a ' flour company in iecog-
•ration '.of neighbourly acts., per-
• formed . in. the community.
THAT at. the Primary School
teachers convention *in Guelph
there *ere, interesting tours
of .several ` departments of the
ThAC. . A photo received by,
e Sentinel of one'.' such,
group was :: takenin' the soils
testing laboratory: Among
those watching the operation
were • Dale . Haldenby of
Lucknow and James Scott of
Teeswater..
THAT catalogues are out ` for the
Huron. Hereford Association's'
' 9th annual !fall, sale on `Novem-
ber 24th and 'may be. obtained
from ,Jim Coultes ' at Belgrave
or at The Sentinel ':Office. •
THAT . Reeve Harold , Percy . of
Kinloss, chairman of the Bruce
County Home Committee, was
• among. -those who were at
Oshawa: recently attending the
,Opening • of "Hillsdale Manor,"
the newly constructed . home
for the . aged, - in the motor _ city.
at
'CARNEGIE LIBRARY, LUCKNOW •
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ups., November
at 8:00 p
.m,
Showing of The Film /
"THE SCEPTRE AND THE MACE"
. (Royal Visit of 195 7)
In The Carnegie Hall Auditorium
DISPLAYS OF NEW BOOKS
Jre The Library
This Occasion. Marks The5 Oth Anniversary n
the Carnegie Library'. in LticknoW. built . in 1910.
VISIT YOU LIBRARY AbMLSSI N FREE
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$ A
WEDNESDAY, NOV.,
th,,
arket
YOUR . BARGAIN FOODLAND
TOILET TISSUE SALE. Save 15c.. .
White Cross. Super Soft;
HIGHLAND PRIDE COFFEE SALE.,
Our Exclusive Top Seller. Pound,...
SODA CRACKER . SALE. Save 8c.
Weston's Salted or Plain. Feature. Pound .3 14
TOMATO SOUP SUPER SALE.
Campbell's 10 oz. A. Real Bu
ICE.; CREAM SALE. Save 10c.
Sllverwood's For ' quality. Half -Gal. . ,.
roux 991
.. i911
..8 tins 991
HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL FRESH FRUITS :ANI
VEGETABLES.. APPLES, BANANAS, GRAPES,
POTATOES, LETTUCE,. CELERY. HEA►RTS, ETC.
Values Effective We Sell For Less
November. 10, 11, 12. Phone '.119, Ltickno,w
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FATHER' • OF LOCAL` LADY
PASSED AWAY AT ,GUELPH,
LOREE Michael 'Ernest .'of Bel
:wood, 'Ontario, in. his 71st year,
passed to his rest : at St Joseph's
Hospital, . Guelph, en . , Monday, i
October .31st, 1960.: Beloved hus-
band
us band of Gladys Henderson and
father of ` frank :.H of Regina;
Sask. Mrs. Glen W. ''Atkinson
• (Dorothy) ofLucknow, Mrs.:
:Russell H. Irvine' • (Florence) of!
Ancaster; William E. of 'Hamil-1
ton, James M.. of Winnipeg, Man.
and C. Blair of Justice, an. The
deceased is also survived .by 11
grandchildren, ' and two sisters,
Mrs.., Alice Hayward, Orton . and
Helen M. Loree,• Toronto.' He was
predeceased by ' two brothers,
Watson and :James, both of To-'
ronto, The remains rested at
John Thompson and Son Funeral
Fergus until Thursday
in
noon. The funeral was from St
John's United Church, 'Belwood,
on Thursday, at 2:30 p.m:, with.
interment ; at McKee's Cemetery.
LADIES' NIGHT',
ers
,3to.:7 p.m.
E VER Y : SUNDAY. HEYENtNq
For Reservations • . Phone 202
abin
o*'.
ram
a . °few within its .membership..
who may appear to be not what
they should be.
IVIasofiryshould stimulate ":man
to a faith in 'God, in mankind
and in ` himself, and . we should
live' in. charity, .whichmeans
giving,' : • forgiving, loving and
living. .
The speaker was " thanked by
Bert Irwin,' : and the Anglican
ladies, who 'catered, were 'thank..
ed by Jack MacDonald, with
Mrs Ernest Gaunt replying..
Master of : "Mirth'•
An interesting program fol-
lowed with W. ,L; MacKenzie• as
chairman and "master of mirth."
His spontaneous humor :was .ef-
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Hill ' of . Lucknow who *. has been
a member for 'over fifty years,
George . Jefferson Guest Speaker
iCameron MacDonald introduc-
ed the guest . speaker, Mr. George
Jefferson. of Clinton, and, a na-
tive of the St. Augustine dis-
trict: Mr. Jeffersonwas princi-
pal of Clinton Public School, for
a number 'of years. • ,•
In his address he . expressed
the opinion that • we are ; too
close mouti'ed . about Masonry,
to a point that some look upon
us with distrust and even fdrbid,.
Membership in 'the Order:
Masonry is •''not a. religion, he
said, . and one's church should'.
come first, but Masonry should
help, u5 to be. better men, and
Our' everyday living ' should be.
such as to make otheta want to
belong.
Let us not condemn the
Church or Masonry 11 them are
fectively used' in interspe
an excellent musical 'pro.
which included selections•, o�
Lowrey electronic organ, ,
tesy of a `Galt 'music .store
Oa' '.selections by the Craig
of ' Auburn and .by the God
quartette .of Messrs •: Pal
Betger, • Buchannan, and PA
the Ha°'rbouraires, , and.' S
dancing by, Joan MacKenzi'
daughter .,of Mr. and Mrs. R
MacKenzie and Connie 'and
ther .MacKenzie, ages' 10 a‘
daughters. of Mr. and Mrs: 1
MacKenzie, with bagpipe, a<
paniment. by . their :12 -yet
son, Ian. Vocal 'accoznpan
was by • Mr. .Styles of God
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