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INEDNESDAY, F'EB..25th, 1959
MILE LUCKNOW ;SENTINEL, LUCKNOW4 ONTA O.
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SPRING Turn
t Corner
Ashton have a new Shipment of
COATS., <DRRESSsES, SKIRTS' and LINGERIE
To Brighten up your Spirits
SPRING 'DRESS COATS in plain and tweedy materials
10 16.
UTILITY COATS in plain and: floral designs -10-1' 8.
TRAVEL JERSEY DRESSES of acetate ' and nylon ' and.
floral patterns, 14-20, 181/2--221/2 .. , .: $ 7..98.
SKIRTS
New shipment of authentic tartans by' Suzanne,
sizes ,.10-20. Fineknife pleated skirts • in light weight
all wool 'worsted::
Also new, shipment of Reversibles by .Suzanne in
'light, weight, all wool worsted, ' sizes ' 10-20..
COLORED: LI NGERIE
Beautiful new lingerie • in pale blue ::and petal rose
Half slips, small,- medium and large sizes ...... °, ......... $1.98
Full ,Slips,, sizes .14 to 42 . ' ,$2:98'
IAGENT. FOR KINCARDINE CLEANERS
Free Piok-Vp and ;Delivery ,Monday and Thursday;
•LADIES! and .MEN'S, ' WEAR
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Remember The Lions Ice Caraval Sa#urday'Night.,
WITH . DELEGATION ASKING
HABIT COM,!" ENSATION r .
George: W. Joyht in his capa-
city as warden of` Bruce County,
was a member' of : a delegation
which' visited Ottawa last week,
seeking 'Government actionin:
setting up a compensation fund
for farmers who loose cattle `due<
to rabies infection.
If any action is taken • in the
matter it will ,likely 'require'fin-
ancial participation at the Dom-
inion, Provincial and '.County le -
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el:
Cattle 'losses from rabies have
. 'been alarming high in Grey and
Bruce Counties, and while the
area 'is in the grip of winter,
"less is being currently heard of.
the -'.epidemic, . but : which , is on
the spread and,.' threatens to coni
tinue',to do so.,
Soicte of the other members of
the delegation, were )van • Brown
of Thornbury, warden .of Grey
Wm.: Oswald, Bruce County
fieldman James : Matches,, ex
warden of Grey; Harold Wolfe,
chairman . of the Bruce • County
Agricultural Committee; John
Sheir of .they';'l;uce County 'ed-
•eration of Agriculture; , Kincar-
dine dne. owe T nship:
Bruce Leads .'.In Production!
eduction
....
Production. of creamery butter
in Ontario for 1958- showed.. an'
increase of. 16:6. per cent over
the Year 1957 when an estimated
77,411,500 pounds. were ,produced:
The total . for 1958 • was 90,238,700
pounds. Bruce County topped. the
province` an Grey County plac-
ed , fourth.
Student: ' What would you think
would improve our school. .sir?
Teacher:. New students. •
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:4E47 THE,
SENTINEL..
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THAT` Miss Dorothy Cooke -who
:had been a patient in :Victoria:
Hospital, London,, for practi-
cally three months --- 'since
November 27th .• returned to
her hoine- here on .Sunday..
THAT Al Irwin was the winner
of the home' bingo 2 -line prize
of V5.00, Hewon it on last.
Wednesday's number. There is
still the 4 -corners prize of $10.
tobe won, and of course, the.
•r full card. p'rize"of .$50.00° It still
isn't' to late to buy a card in
,+a bidfor the big one,'
THAT . Tom Andrew came •home
from London* on Tuesday• after
thaving spent a • week in the
hospital, following an eye in -
,.jury. ` received' in; a pre -game
hockey practice: it is. not ex
,pected that. Toms vision will
be unpaired,, but .it was blurr
;ed; as the result of a':hemorr
'hage. • •
THAT crows have' been seen and ,
robins sighted, so "hope 'springs
. eternal"\\ that spring : is just
• around the corner, even if it's
hard;: to believe in the face of
King 'Winter's persistence. • '. •.
THAT Warden George W. 'Joynt,
and 'Scoutmaster Stuart Coll
yer'attended a Boy Scout Fath-
' er
ath';erand Son banquet in Walker-
ton on Thursday of last , week.
Mr. • Joynt was one :.of 'the
speakers:
THAT :Mrs. Garfield MacDonald
who has been a patient in
Wingham Hospital with ,a heart
condition, ° suffered a : recurrent
attack • the latter : part . of : the
week ,which may .• prolong the
. prescribed rest period.. '•
THAT at the :'close of, the :morn -
,Ing service an . the Presbyterian
Lurch at Walkerton, Rev.
Wm. ' A Henderson ' "was pre-
sented on behalf of the con
gregation with a envie camera
and' ;brief case. The SCOut's and
Brownies . had : attended . the
the service, and.' the ' surprise
presentation was made to Rev.
Henderson, as he was about to
give . the flags to , the colour
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ENGAGEMENTS
gr.. and Mrs; John D. Ross, of
Cayuga, ; formerly of • Lucknow,.
wish to, announce the engagement
• of their youngest daughter, Mar-
ion-Elizabeth,
ar-ion-Elizabeth, to Douglas Clinton
Fess, elder son. of Mr, "and 'Mrs.1
Gradon ,D: Fess of Selkirk. The
marriage to take place, • March
14, '1959. . -
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TGA PORK and BEANS
20 oz. _ _2 for 33c
AYLMER '.TOMATO JUICE
48 oz. ___ -- .
ALLEN'S APPLE ,JUICE
48 oz.
SUNNY ' MORN TEA BAGS
100 bags /'
COLOURED TOILET TISSUE '
Westminster
prices °Effective February 26, 27, 28
Remember The Lions Ice Carnival Saturday Night
c
hort':S 1
PHONE, ZO
• party,' It . was 'Rev.
;birthday, and his .brother Mor-
gan, Mrs. Henderson, daugh-
ter Elizabeth of Lucknow, were
in. attendance ' at . the service,
• having gone to Walkerton on
account 'of his, birthday
THAT Wilfred Murdochhas re-
turned to his- home . hi Toronto
wb,ere he is',convalescing from
a ` heart..attack. .Wilf... 'suffered
-` WE. DELIVER
the seizure while in the Arctic
and was: flown to :Montreal
where he Was hospitalized for
a few: weeks Ibefore returning ,
to ' Toronto.. ,
THAT Arthur' Howald, . son of,
Mr. and ,Mrs. • Worden Howald
in the R.C.A.!F:
enlisted,: � on •
February, 16th; and. on. Satur-
day • reported for duty at St-
Johns, Quebec.
oars ,Open at, 8.15;
Games;,start • at 8.45 sharp
LEGION • HALL, LUCKNOW ",
ursday, Fehruar
JACKPOT OF $100.00 .
12 Games $1.00'
SPONSORED by LUCKNOW LEGION, BRANCH 309
55 NUMBERS .CALLED
::Extra Cards • 25
PICK, SPEAKERS
(Continued from page 1)
Murray, Tom "' 0,athwell, Mac
• MacDonald .and Don Hagedorn:
The latter thanked the Lions'Club
for sponsoring them and .Lion
Raynard . „Ackert ' expressed ap-
preciation . to 'the judges.
Mr: • P. W. = Hoag, 'a guest at
• the meeting, :congratulated the
Lions for sponsoring public-spea
king, which was becomingl some-
-what of a• lost art, and he coin-
mended
ommended the .Club for their o'ther'.
community endeavours. ' •
Lion J. W. S'oynt won the lucky
ticket • prize, and. Lion ;;George
Whitby the attendance :.prize..
Lion M. L. Sanderson, on re-
quest, gave the meni;bers another
pep talk on payment of dues,
' The Club approved of . the
holding of another local `young
Canada Night,"• featuring, the
Squirts, Pee Wees and Bantams,
Iwho have been ,playing : hockey
this season under Lions sponsor
ship. • .
Lion Stuart. Collyer outlined
'plans for the costume carnival,
races , and 'broornball game to be
held - in the Arena on .Saturday .
night. _
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Annual •
allpape
'CONTINUES
Prices as .Low . as : '
39C, 59c
on wallpaper that' normally sold for as much;
as $1.25 - $1.75 per. roll.
Also included in, these are the
ALL NEW — ALL STAR . SELECTION
Plastic coated, Washable Wallpaper.
Also our regular stock ranging up to 99c per .roll..
0.Pattertis.in Al
Now in stock ,:
HURRY!. URRY!.
HURRY!
Still. A Good Selection To Choose From
at
Finlay Decorators &Gift Sh�
C -i -L 'PAINT DEALER
Lucknow
• .Phone. 218
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