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JANUARY
.:CONTINUES
Ladies, and ',Men's Wear
9 ' Agent for '
Kincardine Cleaners
ST. HELENS
The. February : meeting of the
St. Helens. Womens' Institute will
be held Thursday, February 5th
at 230 .p.m. at the home of Mrs,
WILLING4TO
BEAUTIFY TOWN
...It must have been the antici-
• pation of spring gardening ...and
floriculture, that enticed some
twenty. "hardy souls" to brave.
the snow and cold on Friday ev-
ening,' to
vening,'to attend the .first 'regular
meeting '.of the newly organized ISEE* BY THE •
Lucknow and District Hortic'ul-
'turaT Societ.
SENTINEL '
A delegation./was named =to•
approach the Village Council' re -i �' •
ueTHAT Mrs. Nellie Scott of R.R. 3
questing' a .grant, and' ,to ask Brussels, aril lo rly of Luck -
Council • for .. suggestions. as to ow•, : in su6scribi to The
how ,sand where they might wish Sentinel says: "L eto keep.
the . Society to undertake • pro in touch with 'wha; isgoing ,on
jects for the beautification of°the in the town and surrounding'I
municipality. • community." •
° wEplesDAY, .JAN. 28th, •1955}
Mr. Chas: Bristow, secretary of
the Society, and who was ' active , THAT Ted • Sinith .'of Ottawa
in horticulture work• in Fergus, writes: "Announci g an in -
showed lovely coloured slides on
crease in rates is a :good way.
the Oakville Gardens Tour, which to get all theScotsmen send -
was most interesting. He also big, in .renewals. The. Centen-
showw•ed how tuberous begonias ,vial ` Was an outstanding suc-
are used very effectively in • flow ,• • cess. 'I join with., ttie' many'1.
er beds at Harrison Parkin Owen others•;who have already writ
Sound.: The. concluding picture ten -in congratulating •the coin-
'feature
omfeature was a preview of the Pa- •mittee:'
saderia Tournament , of ' ' Roses, •
which will shown in color at' THAT Sheila Irwin of R R. 2
a later • ' date. i ,Lucknow, was one of a class
• Mr Bristow explained how of 21 nursing assistants who re
we could effectively use tuber-
ous begonias locally and ' • these
• bulbs In 8 'Colours, are available
through the Society at 12 cents
each: Rose. bushes can be obtain-'
ed at'', 75c and ,85c and ' either • or
both of these should be ordered
from the Secretary by Feb. ;7.
Charles McDonald The R4ll.Call
is anexchange of valentines. The
topic will be . taken. by Miss Mary
Murray and the motto by' Mrs.
W A. Miller.
Lunch hostesses ' will be' Mrs:
W. Rutherford and : Mrs. Harvey
Webb.
...as our guest on
JOHN DEERE DAY
'
You'll get all the answers to "What's. `New -for 1959" in.
the . big John Deere Day . Program we have lined/up for
you.. There's plenty of fine entertainment for you and al
your family, too Another :wonderful. Gordon Family. film,
Oddities in Farming, the John Deere Singers and Dancers
.. all return with a host of other colorful new acts made
famous in vaudeville and TV.
HOLYROOD TOWNSHIP :: HALL
• 8.00 p.m. sharp
Ttijesday; .,Februar
Lunch. • Served Sponsored by , -
:WALTER ;'BRECKLES, ' KINLOUGH
FREE to Farmers and Their•. Families
The MAR ET Satre
SEW NOW and take off when the fine weather comes!.:
FIGURED KRISKAY-=ideal for..•skirts, blouses, dresses
and • pyjamas,, only yard .. ... • . $9c•.
DRIP DRY COTTON, regular 75c.and
,Aonly.. •59c.
Also Prints,
Pyjama Cloth and Shirting, all at
` REDUCED PRICES
FOAM RUBBER PACKING, -= ideal for cushions and
pillows, . , ... '/2 Ib, bag; 69c, 1 1b. bag 98c
BLANKETS •lovely shades of. pastel plaid satin -bound
VrayoLE
AnN.. and TINEn yDkn 'Y'blaWInkeLts, aargeSOON Bsize E 72xHE84RE $6:951 AL
,• Buy' while our stock is . good. They 'Go Faster
MENS PYJAMAS--sanforized flannelette, sizes
Ato E, pair rX, . , . . r •. ; . r :, ., .. it ..• , ;. , .• . $4.50
WORK SHIRTS --.plaid' and check, sad
nfprizecotton'
,
flannel, sizes 14 • to 171/2 " $2.�75":.
BOYS' JEANS. --=•lined Ivy. League stripe,. aizes 8 to 14
iyears,• ... • .ti4...•Y'•wy •.,••.Y;• .,1.'$3.`95•
•
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• ceived their caps last week at
, the conclusion of a four-month
probation period
,THAT Fred Webb suffered '•'a;
coronary attack last Wednesday
• and was • taken 'by. ambulance
to Wingham. Hospital where he
will be hospitalized • for, 'some
• time.
THAT Mrs Bill Johnstone's lath-
er, Wm: T Brydges ofBelgrave:I
has been critically ill in Wing -1
ham Hosp. following 2 stiokes:1
which he suffered • last Thurs-
day ..and':Friday.
1 THAT. S. ' B. Stothers left :' the •
first ,of the week for Edmonton'•
to attend - the annual meeeting
of the Canadian Swine geed-
ers' Association of Which he is
secretary -treasurer. He will
visit at.Tisdale with his broth-
er "Ike", and at Winnipeg with
his son, Steve, Jr. He will be
away a ' couple of weeks.
THAT Glen Campbell of • Belfast'I
-1-las been confined to Wingham
Hospital .for four wee s. since..
•.suffering 'a .heart: attack it his
• home.'
THAT'• the combined Shoot and
" Cribbage .:party at the Legion
• Hall, each'' Monday evening
hasn't been,meeting with much
• . • success to date.' 'Probably ; it's
the weather conditions; but, un
less the attendance improves
• this weekly.' event will be can-
. 'celled.
THAT' Miss • Dean . MacKenzie
was found helpless on the floor
at her .home on ,Monday morn.-
ing and was, remdved by am-
bulance • to Wingham Hospital.
THAT° Mrs. Will MacCrostie.
spent last week .in Toronto
with her mother,' 'Mrs: John.
Webster, Who' underwent sur-
f ' gery in 'Western -Hospital: Mrs.
1• • Webster," who is in her • 86th.
year,, ..is making ,a ;recovery. •
THAT. at • the height of , last
Thursday's stbrm• With visibili-
ty nil, there was a three vehi
cle rear -end collision series on
Righway 86; west. 'Cars owned
by Bob MacIntosh, Wm: Gra
'' ham, and a • dry cleaning, panel
truck were ,involved. No one
, was ,injured . but the• grill ' of
` .Graham's new car was: c,onsi=
de y".. g
rabT dai`ria ed.
THAT R. T. (Dick) Kilpatrick
of Ashfield underwent • an ap-
pendectomy ,, in
p-pendec'tomy,,in Wingham Hos-
pital at- the week -end.
THAT. Bob Hamilton is' getting
along remarkably well from
injuries received ' a couple of.
• weeks ago and was able to
return hbzrie on Monday •He
fortunately' escaped a fractur-
ed neck, which had been fear
r, ed. till Harris, the 'other crash
victim has 'a Cast on his 'neck,
•` and .may ttiidergo a hip opera -
lion this week, He •is doing
nicely and is bright and, cheer-
.
"Prices effective January 29,
e reserve .the right to limit Quantities
AYLMVM ER CHOICE` PEACHESfor
•
15 . oz.. .., . Y... •.
VAN 'CAMP BEANS : • ? f br
With Pork,' 15 oz, ...�. , ';.
WHOLE KERNEL.. CORN
Garden "Patch,, 14 02. ....' ...,
FRANKFORT '-STD. PEAS
15' az. $2.00 per case .. •.. ,
St. •'WILLIA•iV JAM
assorted, . J . oz.: . . •
IGA BEEF STEW
1 rJ oz. r • _
SOLO MARGARINE for
°CHICKEN ..NOODLE SOUP MIX
Lipton's .
TOMATO, VEGETABLE SOUP MIX,
Lipton's' :•• • • • .
LICORICE ALLSORTS
KLEENEX`
Economy size
IGA. DOG HOUSE' DOG FOOD
15. oz. ;' . , .;:.
SOUTHERN CROSS TUNA
WESTINGHOUSE• .LIGHT BULBS'
25, .40' or. 60 watt . ' .::,... •..
PLAN ,GIRLS'` GARDEN
CLUBS IN HURON
Y' •
The h -H Home Garden Club
will . be,' the ,project undertaken
by 4-H Homemaking Club. Girls
in Huron County this spring. The
project consists of planting :and
caring for a garden, attending
four club meetings and Achieve-
ment'Day,' Since the special topic
to be considered :is. Home Beau,-
'fication the girls will he expect-
ed to carry on a small project
such as paintiing the mailiboxr,
making a flower bed, or planting
shrubs; etc, which •is . some way
would add 'beauty to home ' sur-
woundings
• Twenty packages of vegetable
seeds and six `;packages of flower
seeds will be available from. the `.
Ontario Department of Agricul
ture °to club members • and leaders.
A garden club may•,be organiz-
ed in any community where there
are four interested ,girls who are
between ; the ages of twelve and
twenty-six years. (Members must:.
have •reached their twelfth birth-
day by March 1st;.' 1959.) ,
'Men who are' loud and rloisy
seldom. are 'a howling success. : tt.
'boars Open at .8.15.
•G' mes• start at 8:45 sharp
LEGION HALL," LUCKNOW
ursday,anuary
JACKPOT' OF $1.15.00
58 . NUMBERS CAS. ED .r "
12 Games $1.00. - -»' Extra Cards. 25c
SPONSORED 'by • LUCKNOW LEGION'
BRANCI- 309
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