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• N „DAY, APRIL 29th, "1959
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TREESWEEI"GRAPEFRUIT JUICE LIBBY'S $PAGHETTI.15 oz. tins 4 for 59'
48 'oz tins ,, , ; , . : .. , , . , 3. for 89c
HEINZ JR. ' & . BABY FOODS
5, ox. tins ,
5 for 49c
•GOOD ,MORNING. MARMALADE: ,
Shernffs 24 oz:, jar .. � � ;
,:..47c
NABISCO SHRED ED WHEAT
18: oz,. ,..,.
.18;. bisc:; P gt
WHITE SWAN TOILET TISSUE
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White' or � colored rolls, 8 for 89c.
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LIBBY S CREAM STYLE. CORN
15 :oz."tins . • . • 4 for' .59c
CULVERHOUSE QUALITY PEAS,
Choice 20 oz. tins_ ,.. , °, , . , ; ` 4 for. 59c
KINGS; CHOICE GOLDEN PEACHES
28'' oz tuts , , . ; 2' for' 59c
HICKORY HILL WHOLE. CHICKEN
3 '
lb, •4•oz. folie �:�. .......... $1.09.
LIBBY'S CHOICE TOMATOES
28 oz. tins .. , 3 • for 69c
LIBBY'S FANCY . TOMATO JUICE
48 oz. tins ; .. . , .. '... 3 for. 85c
YORK CHOICE GREEN BEANS
15 oz. tins , :. :' 8 for $1.
'YORK . RED PITTED CHERRIES.
15 oz.. tins . .. 3 for 49c
FANCYQ UALITY . SOCKEYE SALMON
1/2 tins (Maple Leaf) :.:'2 for 89c
LIBBY'S DEEP BROWNED. BEANS
20 oz. tins 5 for $1.
SOLID LIGHT MEAT TUNA FISH
7 oz. tins SAICO . , .' , . ,' . " 4 for 69c
KINGSDALE:.BISCUITS Chocolate: creams,,
Assorted creams, Coconut creams;'35 bisc
R'kg. .: , ; , ,, 3 for 85c.
RED & WHITE TEA" BAGS
pkg.of 60, ' 10c off pkg.
59c
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CUBAN •,FINEST.'PINEAPPLES,
Large ;.., .',.. ,• -4 for 95c•:
GOLD ..YELLOW 'BANANAS, 2; • Ibs 25c;
HOME GROWN . GREEN ONIONS
Tender, 4 bunches .... , ...... .25c.
'OUR MEATS ARE
TOP UUTY
SMOKED ' COOKED': PICNICS'
Swifts Premium, ready ' to eat : , ib. 45c
Fresh, ` Boneless PORK, BUTT ROASTS
Swifts,., idealfor dressing . r .: ib. 49c
RINDLESS EVERSWEET BACON
Swifts, sliced , : : ..: lb.. pkg. 59c
Swifts Premium B
utterball Turkeys 49c .lb.
SPECIAL TURKEY PRICES
For ,organizationsand banquets
_P,HONE. 26 ! , FREE; DELIVERY
'Stuart Collyer, local Scoutmas=
. ter, .'attended.,, the banquet; and
spring meeting of the ' .Saugeen
district .''Boy" . Scout Association
field at 'Walkerton. last week.
J..: J. Houston of the Niagara.;
Park's Commission School of
• Gardening spent the, week -end at.
the home 'of his' pares ts, ,Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Huston........'o
Lucknow �.
Presbyterian: Church
Ministers' ' •
' Rev. Wallace' McClean •
SUNDAY, MA 3rd
10:00 .00 a.m.,. �: • o.
Sunday. S ho 1
11:00 a.m. Morning' Worship
3..00 p.m Dungannon. Miss.:.
'Dorothy Douglas • will be
the speaker. • ' I
7:00 p.m. Evening ' Worship t'
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LUCKNO W
UNITED CHURCH
Min'ist'er:'
ReV. Gordon R. Geiger,
B.A., BD.
SUNDA`Y,. MAY .3rd
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•1Q:00 a.m. t htirch School SUNDAY' A
11:00 a.m; Divine Worship
Sermon theme: "RURAL.
LIFE SERVICE'
Nursery • during church
Thought • Par The Week:-
There is nothing , of which
men are so fond, . and, yet so
careless, as life, ,
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Local & :General
' Carl Pritchard returned,to
school ,on Monday. after :a, thre
weeks absence -with: pneumonia.
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•Colleen Tiffin .and_Ruth Mac-
Gillivray .were in 'London last
Tuesday , where . they attended
the show:' given by Hank. Snow
and. his Singing Rangers.
• Mr. and Mrs. Wesley'' Alton
(Gretta Hudson) 'of' London have
been spending 'a few days . with
friends and : relatives in the com-
munity and were .Sunday visit-
ors with
isitorswith Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mil-
ler'. • '
Miss Grace 'Maclritosh and
Miss Fraser.a Toronto were visi
'.tors on Saturday with. Mrs. J. D.
Anderson:
Mrs. A. 'E.. Durnin has return-
ed to her home heref.after spend-
ing the; winter at the.home• of
;hey; daughter in Clinton.
r. and Mr's.. 'Robert Thomp-
son and children ;John and •Robt.''
of Windsor were :holiday visitors
last week', it the hoine of his
mother,,. Mrs. R.H.:Thoimpson.`
Arthur Hovvald spent the: week
end . at the ''home 'of his' :parents,
Mr. and Mrs,. Worden Howald.
He is now stationed' at the Clin-
ton ` air -force base. •
JIM BOYLE ELECTED
GRAND SUPERINTENDENT
Jiro Boyle.town' has s
won the onAur and distinc-
tion of being elected, Grand
Superintendent .of, Huron
District No. 6 of the Royal;
Arch .Masons,
The appointxnent was made ,
at the. Ontario .Convocation •
held at. the Royal York Hotel•
in Toronto on Tuesday: :
.CULROSS CORNERS
Mr. and Mrs, Kevin- McGlynn
and • family have moved ' to the
12th con. of '.Culross.
Mrs.. Midford Wall had a quilt-
. ing bee. Wednesday • afternoon
and had as helpers, Mrs. James
:Wraith, Mrs.' A1ex�Whytock Mrs'.
Art Hodgins ` and ' Mrs. Frank
Brown. t Y
Misses Beverley. ` and Doris
Wall spent the week -end in Tees-
water, .with their -.grandmother;,
Mrs. R, 'Whitehead. • •
Congratulations to Mrs. Leroy
Elliott . on 'winning $5.00 worth
of 'merchandise .in the ' draw at
Hughes' store; Teeswater:
Mr. Harry Brown,” ,Mrs, 'E.
Grieves, Patricia . and •+Michael of
Richmond Hill, spent ,Sunday
with Mr. . and. -Mrs. Prank; 'Brown
and Reginald. •
The Holyrood Muffin .Maids
,met at - the home 'of Miss ' Cori -
belie Tihompson on: April . 21st
There were • , eleven girls present.
The . meeting' . opened' with the
tiienme song • and • minutes. Oat
meal porridge was made arid dif
ferentways' „ of. 'serving it; de-
monstrated:: They' also made: an
oatmealapple crisp. The, leader
Mrs. Frank: Thompson, dictated
notes 'rhe' next meeting, wi4l:'be
held at the home, of Miss 'cora
belle • Tihompson
Mr. and Mrs. Jas: ,Wraith visit-
ed; Sunday'' with. Mr, ,and. 'Mrs.
.Murray ;Henderson and family,
Lucknow.•
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•We. would like to congratulate
the following' students on .pass-'
ing' their Easter ::exams at : the
Misses Marie Becking,
Shirley . Parker,: Shirley . Scott,
Francis Lamont and Ronald Par
ker.
Mr .and .Mrs. Stanley Gallaher,
Wroxeter, spent ;Sunday evening`
with . Mr. . and Mrs.'. Alex Why..
Mr. and
'Mrs.
s. Robert H
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lton •
'Visiting with Mrs. Sam Durnin rn
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and 'Mrs PhzlipMachi1lanspent • n Sunday- were Mrs A. Porter
the week -end with.Mr: and Mrs. -and Marlene and Galen of Luck-
Marvin Jackson, at Davisburg now, 'Mr.' and Mrs.' Joe Leslie of
Mich.., and 'with' Mr. and Mrs. Granton, Mr.. Almond "and ' Mr.
Mike tosmyna, at Toledo` Lb rile Jamieson of Belgrave.
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St peters �hurc�h Lucknow•
ANGLICAN • CHURCH OF CANADA
fie -Opening .Service
AFTER REDECORATION
11:00 am. ( D.S.T.) Holy Comnunion
7.30 p.m. (D.S.T.) Evening Prayer
EVERYONE WELCOME
We wish ' to ' thank all those who are contributing
time, material .or money..
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1VIr .and Mrs. Grant 'Wall :and
family, Walkerton, visited Mon:.
day evenin-g with . Mr. , and Mrs.
'Morley` Wall And .family. Mr. and
1Vtrs Everett Whitehead and .chil
dren, 'Teeswater; spent:'. 'an even-
ing at the same home:
Miss Lois Haldenby.'of Carru
•there Nursing .borne ' and Mr. Don
Robertson of Georgetown,; spent
the week -end • at , John Schu-'
macher's
Mr, and Mrs.• Jack Sparks , and
Donna of London spent the ' week-
end here and were accompanied
by Mrs. John Miller who has re-
turned' to••.her • home . in the Vil-
lage after spending: .the '•winter
in • L•ondon:
L ceum . Theatre •
Y.
WINGHAM. '
Two shows each :night . •
First at 7.I.1r,, "
Thursday, 'Friday, Saturday,
April 30, May 1, 2,.
Cary Grant, Sophia. Loren
in. '
"HOUSEBOAT"
A • domestic romantic comedy;
with Cary Grant' as 'a widower
with three. children, and Sophia
Loren as . thei, beautiful• • adven-
turess: , :
: ASHFIEW SCHOOL
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son stated that he had advocated
two .schools for the township
since he sthrtedto serve on._ihe
board,: one iri. the. south' and one
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the north, but under present
circumstances this is an, impos-
sibility. Bob Simpson 'broke down
the assessments of each indivii-,
,dual section.
The opinion • was expressed
that Laurier and Kintail, the two
highest assessed sections, could
build a' school of their • own:. It
was . argued that • in• five' years
the two sections rnight not have,
enough pupils to keep' the school
open.
Paying for the .South
Presently in • the Ashfield Area,
twuo schools are open in the `north;
end of the township and '. three
classrooms : in the south end.
Many at the meeting ''felt that
they.'were helping to support the,
•south schools : with:their tax
Jarsand and that•, they Would be bet-
ter. •to form an area of their''own.
In his . concluding :remarks be-
fore the meeting. adjourned, Mr.
Kinkaid said; "I didn't • come to,
sell an •idea, ' think . it 'over and I
will be • 'happy withyour de
cision,• ,but: please don't break it
up into four little pieces".
Make .Motion
'A 'motion was 'made by ,George
Moncrief and Gordon Elliott .that
a , petition be cirGulate4 to get
the . feeling . of the People . in the
matters ,
Canvassers 'appointed were
Kintail, 'Iugh MacKenzie, Bob
+Simpson; Hemlock' City, -Jack
' 1V1avKenzie, :Henry:' MacKenzie;
.Lochalsh, Duncan Farrish, Finlay
MacDonald;' .• Laurier, Dlancan.
Thorborn, Bill 'Ross. ' '
.Mrs. Donald Simpson acted .as
secretary .of the meeting.:
, PETER 'MacLEOD PASSES
,The 'death . of Peter MacZeo •
d,
son of, the late . `Mr: and;Mrs:
John. •MacLeod, Con.'.2 Kinloss:
occurred iri Wingham, Gen.. Hos
pital last Wednesday at: • the age
Of 59. The•,'. funeral service was
held in .Wingharn on Saturday
with. interment in' South i inloss
Cemetery.' .
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PARK TREAT,
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ow Playing 4 --'Elizabeth: Taylor In "Cat On A 'Hot Tin
Roof" -=In. Color. Adult entertainment with' Burl
Ives and:. Paul . Newman..
• Monday, T ue ,
slay, ;`Wednesday,
'ADMI'TTAN'CE
RfSTR1CTED
May 4, 5;:.6 r. .18 YTO EARS OF cue'
OR OVER
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Doris Day, Richard Widmark;. Gia Scala and Gig Young
Startling • comedy about ,a young married. couple. with'
adoption 'plans 'who''became' involved with a case`. of
•sex in . the, suburbs.
`THE TUNNEL OF LOVE"
---in 'Cinemascope=
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• Thursday, Fr'iday,' Saturday, May ' 7, 8, 9.<
George Mo4tgornery, Diane Brewster & .Edgar Buchanan
Real family type entertainment for everyone who pre-
fers
i'ef ers a swift -moving and appealing outdoor. yarn..
"KING OF THE WILD STALLIONS"'
Coining—i°Gi i" -=- The Big Academy Await 'Winner•
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