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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKi]OW. ONTARIO
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SAVES YOU MONEY EVERY DAY
, • SWIFTS. PREM
for -89.C.
Seat Fancy Qu1it
SOCKEYE SALMON,
Save 4c, %'s tins 45c
Wagstaffe Strawberri Jam
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• with :added Pectin •
TSave2c, 24 oz. jar
C7'1./SliftraDDEEPWICI
ave .4c 2 pkgsi-,35c
Orders taken for Wallace's
TURKEYS, and.TURKEY ROLLS
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• Turkeys, 5-jbs and up
- -s ' Rolls; -any.: size
Blue &, Gold 'brand .Peas, fancy qUality;
• new pack, 15 oz 4 for 33c.
Swift's. Premium Hams, new. process,
'11i ,, $1.59
Hickory . 11111 brand. Whole Chicken,,
3 ib., 4 :ivz ' , . . - $1.35
Aunt Ma 's' Sliced..Bread,' full 24 ,43z
• CUPS & SAUCERS PREMIUM
99c with $5.00 order
FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES •
Sweet, Sunkist Oranges, 5 ib bag . .; 750
' HOme-grown Tomatoes, No. 1 COokingpniOn,s,',
• Garden. fresh Cucumbers, attractively priced
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ORANGE or GRAPE ID.RINK
Allen's, with •Vitaiini* ."C" added,
48 oz. — 2 tins 59c
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'1)1-IONE 26 FREE DELIVERY
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HELE, and Beth ' CooPer. and Delores Job. in white with, ‘ .green trim
1,----- Heffernan' who received profic- has added greatly to the appear-
mr.' 'Joe Stuart. is a atient in . .
''iency awards in the Lucknow ance of the village. mr. Finlay
Wingham and District) Hospital
District 'High 'School. • . of Lucknow' had the contract.
fallowing a /severe heart attack. •-.
Lt Brian of Camp .bor-
His many friends hope fOr. a Mrs. .Robinson Woods, *Mrs.
den was a recent visitor with
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Alex 1VItirdie and'IVIes. Mel Brown
are spending some time at their" mr. and 'Mrs'. John Cameron and
speedy _recovery. , , , . .
• Mr. and. Mrs. ' John Kuik'have •home here.
' fromtheirhoneymoon • J .
returned , . ,
and have taken .up,' residence Miss Anna 'Stuart has-. \been
here. We welcome Mrs.: Kuik honle'.frein Toronto owing to the
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(formerly' Helen Little) to our illness. of rher . brother Joe
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.omnitinity. - . , • , , - The • St. Helens Community
, s .. _ Mr. G. -A. Webb. ' *
Congratulations to Beth Coop- Hall, owned by the Women' in le .
er and Terry Wilson who won stitute, has taken on a new look , . , •
proficiency awards in Grade IX during the past week. The paint Is'. your subscription paid?,,
• Mr.' and Mrs. Wilson Bryan '&
Mr. 'arid, -.Mrs., Russell Keyes of
Orangeville were recent guests of
Mr. and. Mr. E. W. Rice and
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memorial service, visitation of school; for-'
'nlIr'itaaqhe1'. and pupils taking part- Busses MONDAY :AUGUST 4
IF rt "Pick-up", service .at . • , . -
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• ' ' (Morning open for. bqiwling visiting 1
& RDAY AFTERNOON,', 1,06 .. • • - 4 .•
preparation • of, .floats) •
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children's parade; •flighland Day pro -
gr' dancirigy pipingiandfeats of strength MONDAY APTERNCON';
s , • an by members of the VorontO Polite thumpian parade.to Park, Five Bands; var-
Por our Pipe Bands featuring the TOr- iety •Vaudeville program, featuring Sarnia •
• ontPA ris. Pipe Band; vaudeville acts.. . LiOnettes_ (3,0 -piece, bugle band; Baton drill
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SATUR3AY NIGHT" O'Connor bDorchester •
roupe, \tage she* and dance in arena; MONDAY NIGHT—Variety'Vaudeville shOw
provam 'of oldtime .fiddling, • square of professional, acts; cOncluding with fire-
ing, Scot 4'. dakeing ',and piping, .acipbatics: , works and. "Auld Lang Syrie" finale'„ Ceti-
andariini at in the Caledonian Park., . tennial Ball and Shirt TairParacie.
• 4 Wonderful . . . . 4, Terrific Days For Ohl and Young
Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday, August 1, 2, 3, 4
. , (all' programs ,under /cover in case of rain)
FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 1 SUNDAY, AUGUST 3
(Registration Opens In The ,Afternoon) SUNDAY MORJNING — CBC's "Salute to
Lucknow" and Neighborly News program
from Town Hall stage; Special Services 'in
all churches with reception and refreshments
to follow.•
FRIDAY EVENING, 7.30. -- Garden Party
variety'program and reunion M High School
Campus, ,Lucknow District High School Band,
Midway in Caledonian, Park, Durham Girls
.Trumpet Band, Torchlight, paradc. Dancing. SUNDAY AFTERNOON Legion Drum -
to , Shin Boucher and his Golden Prairie head, Service and -private visitation bi,eern-
CoWboys. , , eteries. • • ,
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• SATURDAY 'AUGUST. 2 vices;'open air band concert and sing song,
17.feattiring-fgalvatiOr Arrriy Bandr,'Suriday7
SATURDAY MORNING; .9:66' a.m.—AlaCk-' midnight dance. • .
to -School ceremonies, including program,
MIDWAY RIDE , OOHS, BINGO I5 iANDS' , ,4' NIGHTS OF DANCING
hicken' Barbecue In.011Cration •Throughout The Centennial
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WDE8]ThY, JiJT.Y: 23rd, 19
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Centennial Commentary . . .
Lucknow's public buildings, in
Common with private homes and
busineSs places, loek . their
heSt at Centennial :tirne, The
TQWn. Hall, which •has, been re-
eeiving -Periodic attentiOn,.. has
•this' Year received its final
grooming 'even to the jscrubbing
.of the 41,cliteritnn.,-The Arena in-
terior„—entrance, rooms and hOe
key cushien is receiving.a coat,
of aluminum. paint.. Finally • the
Recreation• Centre; leased a .few
1.veekk..ago by The Legion, has
Undergone. a' transformation that:i
provides 'another ,public building
of whiCh, the Community and -the
Legion ,can, be justly proud,
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.To J. C. (Joe) Armstrong,. it
appears, will go the sole. hOrior
of
• sporting a Centennial beard.'
An old-time choir is taking part
in the Garden Party. prograrn,
Joynt, and Joe wil •e• in it. rn
old-tinie costume and matching
"goatee".
The'prograrn will be good; we
assure you. Chinese lanterns
will add a deaorative, motive, and
neatly attired girls Will cater at
the tea tables or candy booth for
anyone, wishing to.. buy refresh-
ments. • The . Lucknow •District
High School Band will be in at-
tendance. In. case Of rain the
"Show" will be, in the schoei:
•• HAVE' SCPV1,1IRS.
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Lucknow .PreS'bYterian Church
Evening :Auxiliary have avaa
able souvenir Plates, in cOnneet—
ion. with the Centennial. Th
plates carry a picture of the
church accompanying in,.
.seriptiPri and make .4,souv-
enir of th4, •Centennial ,
Plates. • are available frOrn
Member of :the Evening A x'l
iary and may be seen i.. J�
stone's FurnitUre".window; „
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The •CKNXILTV mobile unit
will -be iri'LticknoW at 'various-.
times during the Centennial.
IVIOndaY night the 'Executive
met with' four such committees. •
First was a 'discussion of the
arena floor in an effort 'to "come
up",, with the best possible, dane.
in • surface.' A lar• e anc1_12iLlL_
s T•e 4 e rertffrffilTr7
0"COnnOr show is a :must', and
details' of this. were -decided on.
A ,•chicken barbecue,' operated
by. a SpecialiSt in the' business,
will, along with local restaurants
and refreshment booths -,- • go a
long way to provide the facilities
for feeding the crOwd. Some Of
the. members of the Concessions
Committee had!a foretaste of the
chicken laif •Thursday and pro-.
riou,nce it as dehciOns. A iCen-
tennial booth will be operated in
conjunction' -.:with• the barbecue
and ,will be staffed by ladies'
organizations in the community:
Hoipernade pies will be featured
and here. the. desert feature will'
supplimerWthe chicken to: round
out a complete meal for about
$1..25. A notice in this itisSe. lists
the various booth staffs and when
they are on 'duty.' •. - ••
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• Some twenty strings .of cOlor-
ed lights . were strung last Week'
' by members . of the Lighting
Committee. These will really
make a shoW. at night.: They will
not. be turned on...until:, shortly
I b,efOre the, big event starts:
• Harvey, Webster, chairman. of
the - Decorating .CoMmittee, :re-
ported the first of .the week that
new banner greetings ' had been.
received, the companyhaving re-
placed the original ones which
did not standup to the weather.
A good 'deal of decorative mater,.
fal is On hand. Herb. Graham of
TorOnto,, and a former LucknOW
boy, will give .a •hand and "the
Voice of ',experience" in making
the best use of the decorations
They will .be going up any day
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A big,,„illuiriiriated •eentemilal
birthday cake is being obtained
from Southarriptoti.. ',/ ' • •
"". A. commercial decorater drop-
ped into town the first, of the
4week,:,--and --with L.inany----a-itizens-
“up .t� their 'ears"' in 'Centennial
activities, he 'found no lack of
business, and went to work at
once festooning some store fronts.
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The layout 'of the Caledonian
Park was discussed with the
stage to be at . the .pitcher's
rnOund; facing the hillwith the
"backstop" -Wire mesh to be re
moved. The bleachers will flank.
the area to the. hill, Which will
beused as a natural.' grandstand
in addition t temporary seating
front the • stage to the base of
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The CaiithUmPian parade will
enter thepark by' he main en-
trance,
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flank the ball field to
the west and cross :the • infield,
to the neW Willoughby St. exit.
Thiii• will permit' spectators to
go to the park and be sure of.
• seeing. the. parade'pass before.
them. 'Without' haying to stand
along the, route. •'.
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Indicationsare that -there will
be no car parking in the park
during the .Saturday. " and Men -
day afternoon performances.
Adjacent gounds will be made
:full use - of arid a parking com-
mittee is being et iip. to assist
in- directing cars. •
The Sentinel is being beseiged
• Or detailed. program information.
" The' Program Committee ",chief".
anet wit the, Exceutive, the first
Of the week and a detailed pro-
gram breakdown- was .reviewed:
• Johnny 'Brent, who will MC at
least one clay's prograiri "sits in"
on. a Wednesday night meeting
and within the next few.' days
• a detailed• day-by-day program
vill be off the press — we hope!
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It's inieetino and more • Meet-
• ingrioW 'with : commits and
sub -committees in an ' effort to
finalize ,details , and delegate re..
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' spc:,nalbility to keep; the,fOur.day
prograrn, running smoothla•
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-Raer Watson heads :up the Spec-
ial Events committee, Which. will, .
have a variety :Of riovelty classes
for. which prizes wili be offered,
The crowning .of the :Centennial
Queen cOrnesinider.their depart •
Ment.: :
It is plann'ed. to surround the
park with snow'.fence, 5o that
admission Will be possible' 'Only:
at the;main entrances: ',.;
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• Dining the Centennial every-
one is requested• to regiSter=res-
idents of the community as 'well
as • visitors. Registration'•
quarters are in the .PUblie
Lib-
rary at the'. Town Hall, where,
rest room facilities will also he:
available. Local fOlk, are urged.
to register. as soon as'possible
after 'registration opens.
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.S.T.AUGUSTIN.E.:=
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Mr. and Mrs. :.Gus Redmond
attended the. Walzaic4pendughast.
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.at the'Lady; SOrrOws church, ,
L.. Miss_Palma, _MISS McPhedrarr,
and. Mrs. .Grant Turner;
and Mrs. Don Anderson, Petrolia •
Wermer.te, caeririd. tvisitors Ry
orSaat the home
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few days with :her friend4 GWCfl-
dolyn• Redmond, last' week.
• Mrs... GeneVieVe' -kinahan of
Sat
the Will xpiefinath'atrihet;Owitie,Vt-ericl
• 4rMe, O:ivieCriaciianriici.ob,feorwria„ddeatytes:..oLteiltdhY0
home of, the tfllO Mn jack.
• O'Connor of • Kingsbridge • this
week, • •
Mr„ Michael Xiriahari of 14)i.
don visited finds here 'td ifl
Walkerion. Over- the week.-•end;Australia „.
'arera.S'peritgG;Ar4n:esttif -lit).!'
monthsrn�r , •
Raynnd 1d°'
Mrs, Oar:rier is, a sister Mrs.rA.
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