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THE LUCICNOW §ENTINEL. LUCICNOW, ONTARIO
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• WEPNESDAY, JUE 25t, 1.90'it
ASHFTEIPD NATIVE DiEs
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ROSE BRAND MARGARINE
Lb. pkgs. ... for .$1.00
HEINZ TOMATO JUICE •
quality, 20 oz.' • for ,$1,00
EDDY'S WHITE" '..WAN TISSUE •
White or colored 9 f $1.00
KLEENEX TISSUES"'
Chubby.or Regular . • 6 ,for $1.00
Eit3Witet—
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GREEN ,GGE: PLUMS':
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KING'S
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FANCY QUALITY. 'PINK- SALMON
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PEANUT BUTiER 'TUMBLERS
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RED & Wr; JELLY POWD
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.. Ito for $104'., ';.„ Fancy, 14oz. tins , . .
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4 for $1.00 20 oz. tins .. • . 9 for .$1.00
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. . i.00 Southern Cross, tins . 5‘ for $1.00
• . CREAM STYLE, CORN • ,
for $1.00•Standard quality, 15 oz. tins . " -$1.00
FRESH FRUIT & VEGETABLES
for $1.00 . Luscious, red ripe Watermelons, good. size . . 69c
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finest Sunkist Oranges,' 5 J12,' bag 75c
Palm Garden select quality Tomatoes,
cello package .'. . . attractive price
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GSTAFFE 2-FRU1T MARMALADE •
4 oz. jars .... ; 3 for $1.
WILFRED T. O'LOUGHLIN
fir°•"el -
O'Loughlin, a native -of Ashfield'
• Township, occurred suddenly in
Detroit in his 58th year., He was
the son of the. late Mr. arid Mrs.
Bernard: O'Loughlin. Surviving .
ire-lwd-brothers; it,veconard;
Matthew o.f Ashfield ad:, a sister, •
Mrs, Ifernaftitto°AdMann .of•,
Detroit,
Leonard's special interests Were
athletics andmusic.
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WILL PUBLISH CENTENNIAL
ISSUE ON JULY 30th •
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HURON TOWNSHIP COUPLE
MARKED;25th ANNIVERSART
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Mr. and MPS. Melvin coning,
well known and greatly etenied,
Huron Township couple, marked
their silVer wedding anniversary
with a fannly dinner at the Knot-
ty Pine Inn iri Kincardine and-
• a reception: at their home, "The
• Maples” On Concession Four.
he3r were married at the par-
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• sonage at St. Helens •by the
grom's.' brother-in-law, the Rev.
Ti C. Wilkinson, who returned
Saturday from• Mdtherweli. to ,be
• master of ceremonies at the 25h
° anniversary clebration, attended
by 40, including members of ;the
family, Harry, :Donald,' Gerald,
•Ernest inctSharoii; The latter
, was in charge of the guest reg-
•. ister.
Both the bride and: groom of
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1933 are aCtwe in community
affairs. Mrs. Coiling is 'a Mem-
br of Olivet church and its or-,
ganizalions and is especially /act -
ie ,in WSI-S. of which She was
president for four years and' in
which she has Perfect attendance"
'for seven.
A Program was'.Preented
the Colling. home,' where Melvin
has carriedon since the death of
• his father. Judy LoVe of Ripley
favored With,. accorcliaw Music
was accorripanied by Rtith
lack, '
• Numerous gifts ,were .•recertrdi
fdr Which Mr, and -MO.
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vieed: their • tharik. Cavil Ann,
their granddaughter; whose birth-
day was the same day; also was
the recipient of remembrances.
KING$BRIDGE
• M.',:& 'Mrs. Marvin 'Lannon of
'Toronto, 1VlissAnne • McItinnezi
Mr. john MCKiririon of; Wilighain
wre, Sunday visitors With Mrs.
Jerry O'COnnori'
Mrs, McDonald -of
spending A .te* days" with IVIrs.
Jerry Dalton, aridMrs. LOckridge
�f ,Wingharn was a Sunday visi-
' Mr., and.. Mrs. Maurice Schtir-
man and fainily of London vis
itedat the Van "Oichhonhe last
week -end. . •
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Rev. M. J. Dalton df.'WoOdslee.
Visited With his relatives hre.
last week.. •• , , . •
• Mr. and Mrs. Michael Law and
• children of LOndon Visited .With
• the ,Blaie • Martin • .family last
Sunday...
• per., Edwin Garvey of Asunp-
tion University, • Winchor, „Sang
requiem mass for his aunt, Mrs.
John Meagher, 85, at' the Saeed
• Heart Chtireh,'' WalkrtOn, ,on
Thursday at ,10- aan, 'The late
Mr, Meagher is. survived bY
/tong,. John M. and Frank 1, of
Oshawa; daUghters; Nellie, Reg',
FlOrence, of Walkerton;
Joseph GOrnian,* OShavva, rs
Frd Lippi WShintOn, D.C.
and one brother; D. J. Donnelly,
of *Denver Cold.
• Mr. . and .Mrs. • 1/4JoS. • Garvey,
AsIrS. Jas. Garvey, 'Mrs. Joseph
O'Brien. of Gocterich and Mr.
Mark Dalton were .among the
relative from'. here. who "attend-,
ed the funeral: •
Mr Pat Su11ivn, Miss Antoin.7.
ette.Daltoii; and- the Ray Dalton,
faviW spent the . week -end 2at
the Martyrs'. Shrine at Midland.
1Vireter. LierrnanAt visiting
with relatives: at Langton.
Mr. Maurice Dalton left. last
•week' to start Work at Thorold
On the Great Lakes. " • •
•Mrs.. 'Jack Kinney and friend
and Miss Antoinette 'Daltim of
Detroit spent the past week With
relatives here. •
Mr. and 'Mrs. Earl Siegner of
Walkerton and Mrs..Siegnei' • S.
• of Guelph spent Sunday: WithMr.
and Mrs. 'H. Lambertus.
On Sunday, •Juner29th, at' .2.00
p.m. a special C.WL. ineeting
Will be held in the parish hall,
with the 'Diocesan officers of the
as ,gte§t, lpeakers.. The
metnbers of, the dOderic.h sub-
diVisiori,are cordially, •invited to
be in attendancet alo. •
Mrs. Mary Liernian Visited
with friends' in liainittpii during
.the past week,
Week -end. viiitors With Mr. and
Mrs. Frank McKenzie•Were Mrs:
George Davis and farriily 'Of' dt;
Five weeks • from today,
July 30th, weimpe to be able'
• to Publish a Centennial .issue.
.contairiing: articles of •pat;
arid .present interest.' •
Our efforts in this respect,•
, however; are going to be lim.
ited' because of the demand
of .a historical book being
•'published, and Which has. de-
v,eloPed.into a greater tinder•
taking than. anyone, cou1c1 for-
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• The' Centennial isstie t may
:carry' some material' origin
•',allyconsidered for the book.
We are interested in .03-.
taining articles for this. i§sue,
•frOm anyone who gets the
Urge • to sit down and recall
the past or write about:the
.present... •Make itfaatuaL.
• howver, with Co Mp le te
• nanies :of anyone being men
McKenzie. and Marlene of Wing -
ham, Mr. anclMrs. Jas. Wright
of Mitchell. •,
Plan Garden Party
• The annual garden party With
turkey suPper and bingo, games
and -dancing, 'etc., is arranged for
Thursday, August 7th, to be held,
in 'St. .TosePh's .parish hall. Dravi
tickets, on a Frigidaire electric
clothes dryer "imperial deluxe
model" will be ready for distri-
• bution next •Week.
PRESENT MINISTER.
WITH CUFFLINKS
The Hi -C 'Young Peoples. group
of the United Church held a,
sOcial evening 'in the FellowShip
lOom. on. Monday,. 4. ',Weather
conditions prevented the beach
• party as originallY, planned.
• During the evening' ,Joanne
Hunter . presented -Rev.,
1VIeiklejohn With cuff links on
behalf Of the Group Which he
oganized: • '
Gaines Were played and a
Vesper service held. The pleas-
ant" evening concluded with a
lunch of hot dOgs, tarts. and popq
TAKES STRATFCIRD POSITION
• Mr. Ioy" Keane, sOn of Mr. and
',1VIrsJarries Keane of Dungannon,
who graduated recently , from
Goderich „13usinsi C�llege,'has
aecepted a bOokkeeping position,
with Pounder Brohers �f Stat
taWa, lqrs, lean Yearnan, it. J. ford.
tioned.. • - •
-.an- afew cases" advertising-.
spae has •alteadY been ord-
ered 'in, this issue. However,
The Sentinel does not intend
to solicit advertising and
anyone wishing an advertise -
Ment Is requested to place
their order • very: soon, as
mach of tlie. press, work' oh•
this paper willbe done he
fore: the Week of publiea-
As a 'service to 'advertisers •
we will Write and design the
advertisement, if desired. But
let, us know Soon, •Please,
MARK SILVER
ANNIVERSARY .... ,'"
Saturday, June 14th, Mr. and
• Mrs. Russell Gaunt, celebrated
'their'25th wedding anniversary
•of their marriage when twerity-;
five friends, relatives arid neigh- r,
bOrs gathered at the Hotel
wick, Wingharn, fora family din-
ner. 'The tables were decOrated
ritli'red roses and a three:tier,
wedding take`bentred the 'bridal
,table of twenty-five years ago:
Harold- Gaunt of Kingston pro-
ItioSed- the • tost fo. the 'bride..
During the dinner Oelegrain of
gbod :Wishes was •received from
Miss Katherine McKenzie; RN
bc?fe Kpriensgesn.toln,
. who was 6ble' tb•
The guests then ,returned to
Mr and 'Mrs. Gaitrit's honie ofl
the 2nd Concession Of KinlOs,
where the evening was spent in
cards arid social chat. Mr. aid,
• Mrs, Gatint vitere presented With
gifts in honr' of the occasion':
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plearsa-ntalyildsuMrPrrsi'sed,tunn twe
Friday,
June 13thwhen members of the
Currie family presented them
iwith a Cabinet of silv,er, electric
tea kettle and: twenty-five red,
wroeiceisainign;ail,iiioin:errstiorfy, their ',26th