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EDNESD .01414 i7, '1957
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I once again, seek your support Influence
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forthcomng Election.
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, It was my privdege,andhonour to represent
Bruce Ridmg for four years (1949-1953) . and.
sine that time 1. have endeavoured .0carry Out . ,
e,--Ibusinessof-thannen4OrkLEtrucel-Co#,,ILI
stituency for one 'arict,a11.,„:
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Ai the Liberal Candidate I humbly tisk foiNN
Tyour heti), to -re -elect -the Liberal Government at '
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Letter To The Editori
1411 -,nit ALUMINUM WARE
Dear Sir:
Recently the residents of Luck -
310W and vicinity have received
letters denouncing the use of al,.
uminum. cooking•-utensili; as --the
- author of the letter 'put it,
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`Poisori in your Pots and Pans”.
We have gone to the trouble
to investigate and we have found
„ out that practically all hospitals
use aluminum ware. Below are
a few • of the many Canadian
Ilospitals using cooking utensils
made of aluminum: Victoria Hos-
, pital, London; -St JoSeph's Hos-
SHIP COLLECT TO
Our
Registered :War,ehouse No.,
'Weston, Ontario
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LOndori;••• 'rile Beck Mem-
KINGSBRIDGE
orial Sanitoriurn London. Queeti-
Elizabeth Hospital; Toronto; Tor-
'onto General, Hospital; Hamilton,
General 1-lospital.
This is what.Dr. Walter' C. Al
varez, of the 1VIayo .Clinic, has
to y: "One of the most.firinly,
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THROUGH THE SENTINEL FILES
'• TexiY001,Ago
Ileeve•.„.114.eh4rd retired
,41-07r '18.Ye'.„ar.$7.:'Wmtok-i.PalS.
reeve..
Reeve '49$44...*4
Thirty Yeara Age
Jack Cantelen• a member Qf
e•--13ank--0 --ri--VrtirltreAF-§tialr fur .
t
61/2 year so was tralisferi'eci tg,
MeefOrd- • • • 4' 4
ected by acclamation for k Mr. arid Mrs.royyn;
term,. tQcoi4Pcillors' were W dent4, '9f LueknOw for fo'uteell
iSolomon, HarveY TreleaVeri0 $aln 'years • 'moved • to ,Sinicee,
erW:004 WWI Cthir Healev' •••EllP. Veil candidates stood' fpr el-.
Mrs, Sansonterra• and daugh-
ters, .DetrOit, spent the week -end'
with Mr. '&•• Mrs. Norman O'Con-
nor..Ware, .pleased to lth
earn at
Mrs. O'Connor :was able to re-
--turn to her home last week: from,
established of wrong and silly .a 'London hospital,
ideas is that 'the eating of.'food
cooked •in alurninurn pots. will
poison: 'people. For thirty •years
or.,more Government Health.A.g
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eilcies, have been telling, people
not to pay attention to this
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silly fear of aluminum"
• This isciwhat Good ,Housekeep-
:ing-has-to-sayOrpod_HQusekeep-
' vesti ated tharou hi
thematter of. absorption of
aluni-
inum from cooking 'utensils.' and
we believe .thete is , absolutely
nO danger frorn the use of such
• ware. Aluminum •cOo.king uten-
sils have'been pronounced harm-
less: by the Hygienic LabotatorY
.of. the i.,.Tnited 'States Health; Ser-
vice. and by other organizatiOns
devoted to the. public. gOod. •,You
may, therefore, use your alum -
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Reliable' Grading.
DirOct Settlerneint
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Obtain-Lsacks,-and-t-Wine'
Without' charge, from
PHILUP H. STEER
1 R.R. 5, Lupknow
' . or by writing to
Canadian Co•Operative
Wool Growers Limited
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•2 1 7 Bay St., Toronto, Canada
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inure ware without fear of threat
to .health. The Widespread pro-
paganda, against aluminum is.
-without-scientific foundation and
eininates from unauthorative
sources".
In short the use. Of aluminum
utensils is approved by The De -
Welfare, Ottawa; 'The Canadian
,Welfare, Onntwa; The, Canadian.
Department—of-griculturef---Ot
'tawa; the ,U.S. pant Health Ser-
vice; The American Medical As-
sociation. . • • •
'WM. M1TUDi & SON.
• . Arnold' sMarsrnan 'visit •
With 'relatives in SildburY'
the past, week .
Mr. :and. Mts., Don Frayne;
Peter and.. . Margaret, • „spent
the . week -end:. in . KinkOra. •
M. and MrS; ,Jack',Fitigerald
and' family of Stratford' 'Spent
the'_weelcend.:With_ Mrs:. P, M
Mr. H. Captein, who -spen t
past few months .with his :rela-
tives in,' Hbilancl, returned to his,
home 'here during the past week
accompanied by his tWo'broth-
ersCorigrattilations to 11/r. airs. I V.
. • N. rest was named man- nealtn and it the ',an \vas ap..
Frank Dwyer- •of St. Catharines
..(brother of 'Mrs. Don, Fr,ayne),.
who are the parents of triplets,
three girls; Mary Josephine, Mar -
IvIer4.hei;i7,C0f;itile7.130-4Id7OfFttl4.';',etion in Ashcfe1d with
•cartio.n.,..were T. W. snlithp. J,, -elected reeve over: Jolla •••
gacMilian,*,! Robert,,-. Rae, Mrs,.
Hender§en; A,E. MvIirn
P�iJip'Stewart,;. W., V, „johnStO4
and Erne groword,::wTfrll
' yaeancy. caused bY.,' the .death
OrGorclon 'Taylor.
The • death occurred :of Muriel
131ake,':daughter of Mr; and, Mrs.
yaFAish; 'John?, Canle4rOn defealcing .
:Archie .Johnston as.. „deputy
reeve arid '9•914,10.11.9rs el'ected
TheinaS orryw •Arici;
erso.._tnivrlarrs: 41.%3Hgecce_n4ii,00..'
611 •JohnSton.„ who retired ait6r.
• ten years as reeve of I,,Uelidow,
Efrnest her 27th year: .cowleillorS were ,4,E...
ShI:renclinebeeyneali4anaf iron n clourintgr fc7. vR Robert Spindler iptir , React: Ago
e1t.Rae ac
overForty
co "
.athe. 4getind
ing: Polio in September 1937.• Her
..bretherctiiffOrd,--stricke-ri-at the ••
t . •of .ip ,,t.thp
same time, died Within' ten days '
of hig•
cruner.A. 9 -year-old.: Keith b6;-(2te'r.61.1 antrch;1.to.
BlukeT-Was-Itlie-thircirrierriber--of-
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the ''family, to ,cOntract 'the dread Lt in 1
18, le9'11‘4'ar!1;
disease. His • recovery was corn-
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ment
. sel
••• '• vicei when the. first call caMc
Agnes M
Pie*ar nurseShe offered -her
after: Several Monthe treat-'•qtlaig Sailed for ovseas as a
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'Twenty' Yeatt Ago. for. r124rsC• 131.it it was Some tim
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later before her services were
Maitland Campbell, 2•1 -year-
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-old son of Mt. and: Mrs ,Malt• required In
the meantime
had taken a nursing .position in
land 04%614:kelt of Con. 4,, Huron
ToWnshiP; drowned in a swift- Chicago which she resigned. im-'
,::. ••• •. • - •
;flowing cree ontheir farm,
swoollen by ram and tnild.wea-!
Fifty YearsAgo
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. ShetWOod, . In a single 'week • there ivere:
df Belfast observed their 54th ten carloads of . grain, lumber
wedding -anniversary. •• and livestock Shippedfrom the
G.T.R. station. . •
Ree'Ve W.:B. Anderson was re.7,
turned by aecla.mation; Council- W. S. McCrostie was elOrk of,
lots elected by.baliot were .J. C.
MeNab;.N; •E: Bushell, Dan Fer.
giison, Alex- -MeDiarmid.
Ashfield, ',died RcickrWood,
Rev. G. M.: young. waS..induct-
ed: at South Kinloss, succeeding
Re -V.: J. L. .13urgss, 'Who let the
charge. the preVious August
West •Wayranosh, arid -M.J.•Allin
.was .lerk of Astifield.'... '. •
A Public, •meeting favored ..the
-Village-COuricii --sukahlt t ld-o• .i -b•
.7c 11*T1Z-
ing• a loan of, $4,000 to the. Luck,.
0Ow. Furniture co. ".for. a 'bd.
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ing .,,expansion. Mr. ,.fglinButton•
'Stated' that .,IVIr:ITreNi.ett was.
tiring from' the. fV.incitie1t.:111 •
ager .of :the Bank.' of Montreal, proved, two young, m•actiea1.1110,
garet Lucille and Maureen Fran -
and after distributing . palms to
the parishioners, led„ a• proces-
accornpanied by' the'altar
boy s' and meinbeis of-. the con
regation,while-the-choir_san
"The Palms". The.: Passion 'ott
Our • Lord, was read aloud by
Maurice Dalton, :-Peter Martin
Danny" paRon..
succeeding S. D. •I•Vhaley. .. would join the firm....
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STAGE,. SCHOOL CONCERT 'plan to. stay open ori• Friday'.
TO • AID :NIAG*RA, TRIP. • nights until R.30 p.m.,. .add. on,
• . $aturclay nights until 11 0:clock..
Ces, born ins St Catharines hos- Students 'of Fordyce, School, • : . . '
pital' .last,. week. under the direction of their tea-' ' • ' • •
' The Palm , Sunday services cher, Mrs._ George Fisher, stag- S. BR.UCE__.W.J. PPIECTQRS_
commenced at 8.15-a.m. Rev. H 1ed *.an interesting, concert on Fri- PLAN FOR ANNUAL MIXTINpVan- -yynckt'biesed-4he_Pa1mSr.
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-;claynight at-St-000ns Ilallf-fol4
:lowed ,iby, a dance to music by
Carruthers 'orchestra. The, pro-
fits are to:be used for the,trip
to Niagara on June 20th:
Totn,0'Malley utas-Chairf.
man and .Mrs:., Phyllis , Rodgers,
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rniusical •instructor, .pmicied • alt
the 'Piano. The' program •included
the following nurailiers: (*ening
chotiis;*. Welcome .reCitation by
.1Louise 'IVIacDOnald and Sharon
Rintoul; E0,•titch •sailor song Hby
'Seniors; Alibe Blue Gown by Sr.-
giris,
. a: play, "The Dummy",
With .Louise Irwin, Anne 'Ttiritctui,
3kaY;n' Martin, 13illY Robinson ' &.
Bob. Taylor; the Juniors' song,
in Your Yard;
...skipping drill. by Donna Rintoul,
and Marlene Martin;• 'rhythm
band by Jes,;.- EaSter Fashion.
Parade; 'a recitatialif Thy Dotig.
MacDonald, ."Generosity"; "Peter
Cottentail",„, by the TaYlOr fam-
ily; Easterge,ant; 'The ',Story.
Of the Cross", 'With. solos 'taken
bOtig1as-7-G4unt
and Rilly • Robinson: •
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Pineapple and Grapefruit Juice
Sre4c, 48.
LUSHUS JELL? POWDER
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Save 5c —3
• itOsiN..,14090...iloug.''-
Ali .000 's'aVe4a
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Paramount Fancy Sockeye Salmon; F2 tin 43c
Libby's fancy 'Fruit Cocktail, 15 pie. tin ',„. '26e
'Salida Tea Bags,, two cup,,,,ok.g. of 60 .,,,..„ 79e
Robin Hood VVIlite.Cake Mixi. 15 Oz. .pkg. 29c'
R.--e-dale-Toinato•---Juiee'i--48-OE'llirr.--,.,-;-.•:-;•-:.,-;:.:•-•-29e:'. •
Suiispun Salad Dressing; 16 02. . jar ....,....1,..; 37c
Golden Hour ,4..s,4td: Easter Egg Candies, 29c
. "carouseligasir Opera'Gums, 16 oz'. 'cello 35c
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BIRDS EYE FROZEN,' FOODS . ,,, • .. •
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. Strawberries, 15 Oz.' pkg, „„,,,:-.,..,,..„*...,,,,,,,,- _ :43e
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xed Vegetables; 11 oz. pkg.
• Birds Eke Cod 'Fillets '12 oi k 25.
Save , 5 'oz‘ tine f 4Te ns‘RESil Pii0DiTE ,RED 'ikWHITE - #
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Another SCheine of''HoUr* •':
:Paisley 'retailers,havd a • now
stor'e' houi's plah,Which they plan,
giiiefr'a iiiar• for three inonthS
tine, u y an.At.tgust.. Thy
will 'Close, alt day IVIOnday, : and
1w:ill-trispense 'with -the Thursday
I afteilloAh, they,
Supreme brand Salted Peanuts, 1Z 02ce*,296, Ori.tario fancy Northern Spy ApPles lbs37e •
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Stainless' Steel Premium, all .5 'pleeeS only 99e • Large 'heads 'crisplender Lettuce, each c
Stainless steel Tomato Slicer 19c .TaSty. golden , "Sweet ratatee0,....„4.4 2 Ihs. 19c,
The'. annual District ,Directors
rneetirig South Brtice -Woinen's
Institute took,place .on 'SaturdaY',..
. April .13 at " Pp rple - Grove
heal -with tepresenig t pi..e.$,
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ent, from Kincardine Ti.erton,
,Bervie, Armoi,ky ParA,
mount,;.Kairsthea; •LUckno•c.\-Rtd
Corners, RipleY; .":Teos,W4er.,
Whitechurch, Purple; cirove
Ripley Junior Institutes,
Mrs,. .1farVey. 'Houstoh„
president •and ' MrS. Vic to Enx.r-
sori :secretary, presicied,.ovpi• th
Meeting. , , •
Plans were •.laid. Ois,
triet Annual' to be held in Te.e5;
water7-Jurie '5titrTvv'tth titf
tion this ,year to' commence 'ay
9.30, 'Mrs: , Cliff „floWitt,, 3ervi6., •
was . appointed .delegate:.16 the •
Area; gen.V.ention i nSont'ettlfer,
*k4.,,,r‘( t•pp•ortet•-:
:opthe 'Institute'Rally to ...6c
Chesley, August '5th:it wa's
,planned : to replace.uI
group discussions,wiih LIPStiohs
1-5it:T-to-a
Donald •McCoAlf,. 'Mrs. NIcIntkee;
Mrs.. Orland 'Richards' -and Mr
Wrn; Arnold, , .'.•", •
The next Alrerfor'
meeting Will be h•Old''n't Tht
itnbunt:' Ciiminitten ih rivirgy of..
this meeting • was . M rapb:
„DEtporee rs.' ran urricani
LucKNow sEig,TINEL
Lucke untaro . 4. -
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• :t4 .'Each Wednesday A-Ttprilbort..
',Subgeriptiou...rate,--$250:a yoar in
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