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HE LUCKNQW SENTINEL+,; LUCIA
ONTARIO
WEDNIESD'A'" ,, NOV, 6tb, 1957
Birds Eye- Frozen' Orange Juice
i `r 3c 6.• for 95c
6 ° oz: Lina -2 for 3 � ,
BIRDS EYE 'COMBINA 11 N FEATURE:;
Frozen Green Beans,,
Frozen Kernel Corn, 12 0t;.
Frozen • Chopped ,Broccoli, 10: oz.
Frozen' Cod. Fillets, 12 ,oz.
PKGS.' `
4
• FROZEN FOOD FAIR
• - 3. tins _89e
B'Irds Eye Orange � Juice, 12 - oZ -
girds 'Eye Green Peas, .12 oz.. .5, g." 5100'
Birds EYe • Chicken -Turkey -Beef. Pies,.
8, • oz, 2 •for 65e.
Birds. Eye French Fries, 12 oz. .... 2 pkgs. 39c
Birds Eye Potato Patties, 12 oz, ,, 2 pkgs.
1c
Birds Eye Fish Sticks, 8 oz: , pkg. 33c
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' Broma Seltzer,. trial size '29c; regular size 555c
Kingsdale assortment. Supreme, Raisin Cookie,
Cream. Sandwich, Chocolate- Mallow,
pkg. 27e 4 for $L00
. Good"Luck Margarine, .ib" pkg , .,:., ..,,r•_..32c
Breeze, white or blue,, 5c off lg.pkg. , �..• 38c
Lux, new, 4c' off 'large •pkg.., • 37c
Lux, new; 8c off 'giant .,pkg .• • 73c
Sunlight A Soap , ..,.... ars .• 23c..
2b
Robin ljood • Flour, all 'purpose, '1 lb. bag' •••• 0 53e
Circus pail pure': Peanut Butter, 4 ib ..•.: $1.29
Golden.': Hour After Dinner colored':Mints, �A-
Kairshea. Future H;9mema
The first Meeting. of the Kair-
shea Future Homemakers of the
.ceurse ' '''The, Club Girl Enter-
tains'' was held at the home. of
!, Mrs....4 Macpouga•il •on • Nevem-
' (ter 2nd, The election of ofeficers
'was as- - ollow ' pies., Shirley•
Congram:, • • vice . pl,V ., • Marion
Buckton; , sec,., 'Elean.or,.. Carter;
press. ieporter; Johanna• De Jong,
• I .A demonstration ,on .arranging
I flowers was• given:. by our lead-
ers The meeting"Was closed -With
lunch serued' by our hostess The
ext meeting., will be' on Satur
day afternoon, November 9th,; at
Mrs. D. MacKinnon s. • '
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• AT, INSURANCE MEETING ,
the. 'October meets g bf .the
I.
,Sou een Life Undery irgite A
g
sociation was held, at anover.
c President Harry Bruegeman
l' introduced the guest • speaker,.
Mr Burton .''S• `Hill, ~C.L.U., Mut-
' 1 ual Life of Canada, fT'he speak,
er's talk related ' to prospecting
.', primarily in rural . areas He
spoke abouu ' the increasing nee'
1 for life insurance among. Marin-
1' ers especially those who, have 'a
John . Baili'e Stother�s,- son
of ,.
Mrs. Stothers, Victoria St_, Lon-
don and the late John Cannon
Stothers, native of Ashfield. and'
:orm,er assistant super�inteiidept . • :..
of London'.schools, received 3.,
Ph.D. . in chemistry at eonvoca-
tion of -McMaster • university,
Hamilton.: .
Dr:, StQtliers obtained, :his B.Se
at • Western :University in 1953,:
his �1VM:Sc; at 'Wesltern in -19.54;
He has been the • recipient of
.awards and scholarships, from
National Research Council- during
his scholastic. car"eer. ,,Ie' and his
wife .have taken up residence din
Sarnia, where„he has a position:':'.
rs' s- with the Imperial Oil Company •
•
Dr. Stothers is. a brother. of.'0
Mrs. Irwin.'_Carruthe s_ of H- oly-
r-'a•
Kleenex, ,economypack, 400's pkg.
FRESH PRODUCE :AT RED &
Florida's finest Grapefruit, .96's
Ontario Spy Apples, fancy. grade'• .
holdin'g's .and• ..business. A cori-
erable amount of discussion
f flowed the talk.
Arnorrg' ,those, 'in: :attendance:
was ,Bill Kinahan of 'West' Wa
desire to expand their f arras- .Rranosli, -district Sun Life agent
.,...,. 35c'.
WHITE
10 for 47c
2v 3 lbs. 33e
Mild:. Spanish • Onions, large;
Canada is 'already looking for- Miles of dykes'•.hay.e been; put
ward .• to, the next visit of the
Royal ,Couple .when they plan to
have ; the : Queen , open .„the new'
St. Lawrence Seaway. We ..were
i greatly thrilled with our 'trip to
1 ! Ottawa : and the ' St..,. Lawrence
.Seaway, It is •.one of the Most.
• pi
up where this area is to be,flood-
ed. At Iroquois the' complete• .:
• town::has . been .., inoved' ;or build,
•ings., have been demolished as .
this area: will" :later ''be .under.'
water: Here the dust and .'dirt:'
is stifling.
scenic and ` picturesque. trips .one i ,Some ,distance • from .hese• to a
take: viawing the Thousand.. -hYglrer- por-nt a net� town lrnowrr
Islands•dotted along the river in :as New' Iroquois: stands., We shop=•••.
the magnificent.•, colors` of Aut sped here at. a brand new L'shap
:tulip'beauty. Our :visit to' 6 'ed';.,s'hopping 'centre, :all under-:*
tawa • was made.,' 'particularly one roof and compares:wi'th.such.,
pleasant -.'through the',,kind,":hos- shoppin'g :units found •in any: of•
the lir '• er .cities:. A •errhanent'
and daughters, with worn we
visited on 'Monday. Incidentally,
Graham was visiting in Lucknow
on that Thanksgiving Monday.:
• Monday, October loth, was: the
Queen's golden day ''in Canada:
The crowd ' had gathered ' hours
canopy 'all, along the store fronts
adds. ;to , the stores, ,At •Ii•ocjuois
we viewed' the construction 'from, •
.
a specially built.. lookout 'some 20
feet : high. ' Herethere is . a coin7.
plete . map cba•wn and framed
.under glass of the 'finished pro -
before ' and `. standing . room :was ject, Here another concrete dans.; .'
at a, premium On this . day ' a
crowd' of ::.500,000. stood on tip-
-toe to. cheer the' vivid passage
of the Royal Couple,
is 'being built, to control ; the• .
amount' of water which is' rr
leased.' from the Great ,Laked
to, ;the ..t; ' awrence. _ an in
Luckily we''chose , a lainp .posh the river' .have;bee•n:'mo1�'ed' and
directly 'acr'oss'. from the Peace
Tower to lean, ' ga.ihst, rhich..
later proved to he a 'very- covet=
ed 'spotas several .cameramen
came along.', to bargain •for this
viewing spot, but Larry', our 10=
1 year-old had • already claimed it
"as 'a' lookout where.:he was :seine
ve.. feet a
:crowd.'
This .:colorful ' scene' ' was "a
throat catching experience in
Which. ':the ': color and ; beauty;
were impossible to ..convey: thru
the' winking •eyes of; television -
j ,cameras when the Royal' Couple,
rode, ;in Canada's carriage .. 'of
state, • 'a .landau drawn by four'
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channels made at' ,other•::.points. '.
:.We_- ire:, told' •that•'many coy=
Cages' were skidded icer o;s the
,ice on the river to new locatior;;•'
The.sides.• Of the: river banks
•being beautifully lanckcaped .
with sod -laying: 'and shreh'=plant- •.
ingsim. lar, to our new •
,,M1 ---At . this .oint u
beautiful new "highway bridge
joining the . Canadian,. `ironic to
U.S'.A. ..
Orr Tuesday at Morrishyr,g tti.e;
watched the second: last hensc, o
the'.'many 'hundreds beingmov-'
ed. It was• raised from its .foun-
dations and eased onto --t i,e_hua
house moving :egu'iprnent' key •On-'
-deal--blaek�•---,hor-ses a-nd e-seortetl tar_io Hydxp: r • So� s. 1 full can
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by ; 48 scarlet -coated mounted this' be done that the housewife •
.; - " rrroved the. p1e- •
marri�bers, Moments fat- fico. not .even re , .
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�._._ er—'we had-a�slendid-vtew=of-the,=tures.—from`the. vvalls. T'he'y told.
M OF DAMAGE b t 10
DONNYBROOK
HERE .ON HALLOWE'EN
Mr. and' Mrs. 'Cyril Austin ..,&. The W.M.S. & W.A.will meet
Mrs. :Terri O'Connor visited' with
relatives in7 "Win harir• durin the
pas.. week.
Miss Celest. Spriet and her : sis-
ter Simone ; of Langton. "were
week -end visitors at the Rectory
wish th I '1na-n f arr ily' '`
Mrs. Desmond. O'Donnell is
visiting, ,With her husband' in.
Jamestown,. •-.N.Y.,. where' ' Mr,
O'Donnell is a,patient in the
,hospital' there:. : ,
= Weelt-..en
Mrs, 'Lyal• Lannon . Of London;
Miss Frances • 'Dalton, ` Arnold
Marsrn, n Peter Lierinan, Doug-
F :ane •, a11: '1 London • . Mr,
and ' Mrs. Jos Garvey, Michael
Garvey and: friend' of 'T'oronto;
Miss Mary Sheridan and ,John
O'Neill of Toronto; • Miss Margar
'A•"let Foley .of Strathr'oy; Michael
balton of •Gu.elph;. Mr, and Mrs..
G., Gilmore and . Miss 'rarices'
Giltno,re. of London.
�Congra •ttaltions•'to Mr.& Mrs.. 'a son • ri ederich ,1Tospital dCtr-
ti Mark Dalton upon; the birth of ng 'the, past week,
en: Tuesday, November •12t1, at
"rise .Home -r f-Mts. HY=: Jefferson-
Messrs.' Wes Jefferson,. 'George
Naylor, ,Roy and Keith .Hardy
have returned •home after. assist-,
::in,g.:;with, the Western harvest.
,Mrs._ son . Thornton arid =Mx:.
An
and; rs::John Thornton & fairs-.
ily wee • Sunday visitors at ' the
home . f Mr. end Mrs, ' 1-I, • jet.
fersor}
Mr and Mrs, R, Chamney" vis
ited' o Friday With Mr. and
iott ' ,arxdyr-_"AShfie
Mr° Sam Thompson and Mrs.
Cecil Chamney were "visitors .on
Sunday with_ Mr. , Chamney at.
Victoriaiospital, London,:_.:4..
Recent 'visitors; with:• Mr. and.
:Mrs. • John'. R,' Thompson. and
Howard included • Mr. ° and Mrs.
Fred' parker and Teddy of God-
erich, Mr. and Mrs., Mark . Arm=
`strong of Belgrave and Mr.. and
Mrs Joe Thompson, pson, of Goderich:
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Queen, in0'her bejewelled Coron-' us, they had ;begun the. 30 .a
arson dress .and • glittering' tiara; a.m. and. the. ;family.. would • be
' with—Prince Philip at cher side able to move • in that-s�niie g
Hallowe'en: 'night;
cooks, t--sdy it:.•passed., off quiet
" c • 'inly ,produced a mini-
ly,;certa
moan• of w'i1f 1: damage in, the
"wli.ale. you ...
• handsome in •the 'umiforl'ri of a Brick houses "can 'be ".moved m;
village. ,
f`• . ce '"rob -
Most serious o fen 1?
was -the darnagi-ari.d--re
Moving- spine ' of the :highway
stop Signs, The .,railing of " the'.
�
foot" bridge over. the Nine; Mile
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River also took its, usual beat-
ing, and an octogenarian ' w'ho
crossed the bridge after the�tlam
age' was.'dors',: tivas-
orttttiate
that • ,he'••,:did. riot end' u in the
creek.
'A roadside shelter•; for • school
c snores w i - 'was erec a at.
Paramount by Lloyd Cline,was•
reported to have•been complete..
ly smashed. There is certainly,.
t e deat'i" -i ri,
no sense o h , . c't
�okmel-�'-af: the,-••-Royal—Canadr'an t.he-- same—m niter..—At _ _. *
Regiment, standing in the Peace part' of the, stores still remain
ed
Tower archway . taking the Royal but. ,will be completely dernol-
'•salute. • ished to .allow". for the•hely .
The autumn:A weather could. waterline, Speaking :to'"a. •wife
, .
not have been '• 'more Perfect of one of the "vvorkmeri, shetold
If you'want a thing welt done,
'� yourself unless: don't do, , t you e s , yoti
know how,
The St: Lawrence Power Pro tis the : Women.' .and ch r Idren 5`t'i
. ,... ,...,,. .... ... :, .. ,, ._, - .:...._-__..:. , .• e.••,lie
lest.,. is enormous. .A •conducted 'indoors as• much. as:possi.bl ,.
, , ,, .:rand ..
tour by the ,Hyd.ro • Commission,' dust ruins clothes 'and shoes
at Cornwall:Can'•
taken, Near the.noise .is' ,terrific, WheneVex`
:_... bebuilding
,... ,g ever`:•: build g
.. � ,ing sta- they blast; � • u .
here •.the acttfal . einerat
tion: is �bern�g constructed: Here a shakes, In rinany' case:, the-Water,-
darr> is. onstruoted e . ,... • , p ;their. homes. arc stir oft}.
the generating station; ^ac'ross• the which is'replaeed bey
:5
...... ... , , . :• ens• fill
St. Lawrence .from the ,Canadian •which .the seaway . autitnt its
,.: , island
.� , �. c ` inCtrt`�Trrictit
side tb -a large island in the each day. It is -very ,
riv 'r for lar" er famiyies ;when thcv
From •_ aoften curt out btu ,,tats r r
Coi•nvti, all to Iroquois, . t. -
. .., .... • _ '�..- .. ,.. • tura
distance of ' 37 shies the oWer'`; week -end: Some .cOflWlOii
s P r�ultirl
the night workers', lits, ti
tr e � •' keep j1,•
'big uk,
awake; duringthe bight. i,ut
• r , t .;t.iistO0d
is .th'e' Yi'l.Cori'Yen•Il31'l'I�t
:by these' people to allv�..tlte pr"cr
,, . thtr:-niig"htr:
grecs of the power. t'i'i" .. ��
. bcnrfrt •C�rna .
fit,. Lawrence to
ions in "this irfotlerrl� ag Y•,
a
project is being• developbd to . dr�ri
tl hll
utilize the Power of 'the: St Law= •
•rence as;. it drops over a.'series:
Of rapids stretching . 'this ,thirty-,
seven miles. • ' •
'lrh` Won , a::.:.
, .k , nd coristrudtion is
trerrtendous, although, the plan, of
the project is . ca"silt' ''cotaeeivedr
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