HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-01-25, Page 16A
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PAGE '.SIXTEENS
WEDNESDAY, JAN. nth, 1%7'
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
2Q.o'FF
'ALL FALL a AND
WINTER WOOL-
LENS AND SILKS.
POPULAR
DEMAND..
We. ate repeating last
week's SPECIALS..
There is: still, tune. • to get
in on': the BARGAINS
.ENT .SPECIALS
Yard Goods
'SPECIAL • LOT OF
BROADCLOTH, ••
.SILKS AND:
PRINTS AT
:54PRICE
•
A`GROUP OF
FLANNELETTES,
STRIPES, AND
PATTERNS
47c
'ER BASEMENT Gids 8
Car Coats and
Cardigans
=REG. s3.9$ FOR
Blouses
y$% TO ..SOBS,• OFF.
to
Sli ns
;Dress Coats #1.00 OFF ANY
20% OFF'' PAIR
„, Jackets
Va. PRICE
Flannelette Blah
PECIAL
Dresses
UP TO':1/3 OFF,
:en
PRICES
en's I"lannelette
jamas and •
Sport Shirts: .`
ham Dresses
-Ging.
$7 9,, and $aa Values ,
for
Sizes
14r,1226,10,42:4,418;.181/2,20, .;
SPECIAL DIXOUNTS 7iIRWGHO
STORE IN LADII
.DR
CAR . `COATS, SKI .JACKETS PARKAS AND. ALL ; WINTER
COATS . .
20% to .33Y3%
Discounf.
Corduroy Pants.-`.$1.Off. eaCh pair
SPORT COATS.AND.SUITS•
discount'
• •COA`T'S .
•20%. TO
5O%O. OFF
PRICED
MOVE
AIL:: SUITS
20%QFFr
Discounts: off all
AM O'SHANTER
T=Shirts
SHIRTS.
Flannel and
Corduroy
,
1
1.98.
lamas .
;1.49, ;2.79 AND ;3.49
25°x'0 ff ATI- Dry . Cle�ning.
SPECIAL ENDS FEBRUARY 2nd''
.. �►. LE► WEN WINO is ,i +fir, w! Wait
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BrTh.er,
Sentinel •
THAT a special evening observing
the ,10th anniversaryof the form
ation of'the Lucknow and•Distric4:'
Lions Club was field on Monday.
A complete report will appear in
next week's paper.
THAT Ross Forster 'of Lucknow
cornmenced training last week •
as a telegrapherwith the Canad.
ian National Railways He is
taking his training • at Paisley
under statiorr,agent.;John'McCo-
nriell,
THAT a large congregation enjoy-
ed the address of Rev'. M.R.
• Roberts of Auburn United Church
at, the community week of prayer.
service. at Lucknow United Chur
ch Sunday evening. hRev. Roberts
was a recent missionary in •Argen•
tina i The evening' was/interden
•orninational and'was arranged by
the Lucknow,•Ministerial Associa-
. tion. Taking part in the service
were. Rev. •R, L. Stirling,' Rev.
Rod .MacLeod,. 'Rev. Stanley Jay,
Rev. GW . Kaiser and Rev.... Dirk.
Lieverdink Miss Helen Thomp• .
son was soloist.
THAT .four films highlighting the
Centennial year .were shown at
Lucknowt?istrct High• School .to
a rather small' group on Monday
evening. Several other events. on
Monday: night within the,'cornm'-,
-unity, had• their -effect on'the.,att
endance. However,. Monday was`.
,the only night the films Were
ayailable and the show' had 'to go
on.
THAT Al Irwin:',. formerly of this
community who has been with
Imperial Oil. in Sarnia for some
time, Was recently promoted
with,the',company and is with
the,dealer sales • group,at the Don
Mills office,. Mr. and 14Mrs;
Irwin have sold their Sarnia
• home and are 'moving -to Don
Mills. Mts. .Irwin;:the .former
Mary Alton;; and their two child-
ren, have been visiting with lief
parents -Mr:. and Mrs.'. Bert Alton
of Ashfield until their new horne
is•available
THAT young Tarp Forster. son of
• •
Mr . and Mrs. Ronald.Forster of...,
Lucknow, suffered•: an eleven -
stitch' .gash` bet' een his eye and
'nose'in a sleigh riding accident
on .Friday, January, 13th. A
group of children 'were sleighing
south Of the Gollan residence in
Lueknow.•Tam was, thrown, ag
' -
sleigh a a barb wire fence when the
Pset.
THAT the report of the Bruce j
County, Engineer to County .
Connell last week: indicated that!
the' !dad from Ripley to Holyrood
5.6 miles in length, was COM-
pletely reconstructed last ,year
at a cost of .$156 ,822 .averaging.
$28 , Ob0 per mile. Among equip'
meat purchased during the year
'was 2 Ford Crew Cab trucks
from Montgomery -Motors, Lucke'
now• at a cost of $5:,430.
THAT advance prize lists for the
•
home••:and school., departments
of the Lucknow Fall Fah are' now
available at The, Lucknow, Sent-
inel. Lists will be mailed to
exhibitors by the secretary, but
those. 'who are not included in,
tb�...t�il�.ug...o�..atf,.�aao•k..�+:.u'p�.t:��.
The Sentinel,• , y
YOUR "LOWEST PRICES" FOODLAND
to4P14.1.DICE
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SUPREME, 16 OZ..
Peanut Butter ide
KLIK :BRAND, 12. OZ.
Luncheon M
DELMAR 10096 )_ .GETABLE OIL. •
Margurine Sale
SUPREME TALI. S OZ:
Instant Coff�e
McCORMICK'S SALTED OR PLAIN
Soda Crackers
IMPORTED, RICH, RED.
Fresh Tomatoes
ONTARIO NO 1 (3 LB. PKGS)
Fresh Carrots
SAVE 17c
•
Jars 69C.
SAVESc. •
Onl 57c•
SAVE 15e:
ounds • . 89c
GOOD BUY,
Jar;19c..
SAVE 13c
ounds 69c
BARGAIN
ackages 49c
SAVE ,:19c,,
ackag.. es : 39c
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WITH 5.00': CASH. PURCHASE SAVE 20c
Get Half -Galion Ice : Cream: 00:` 79c
YOU. ARF WISEI ; SHOP REAL EARLY FOR •THESE•BUYS!
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WE SE•UL. FOR.LESS--VALUES EFFECTIVE ..
. PHONE. 3284420,. JANUARY 26, 27,' 2t
•
.THAT a - hunter hun er sa fety.course, the
last'before new regulations. are,.
• ,introduced, .is currently being
advertised' inthis issue and: it.,
would be well to take note •of
this:
THAT • it's, 4-171 'club meeting time.
again and we're glad to: receive
reports of thesemeetings if they.,
Fare ient in'imrnediately after,
they happen.' Late 'reports: cannot
be considered'.'for..publication.;
The same can be considered Tor
'reports of 'church meetings. The,
space"is available in,the Sentinel
only if reports are 'submitted
promptly,' and this.can.be.con-
•sidered.as immediately after•
meetings take place.
THAT Rev;, and Mrs Howard
Snapp are presentlya visiting in.
Kamloop"s, B.C.. with their son.
Following Rev. Strapp's recite`
merit in the•summer, he has
been ministering at Preston until
rec eRtly when they moved to
their Rol e in London. Rev.
Snapp was formerly minister at
Lucknow United Church.
THAT Kinloss Township Fede5rat
'ion of Agriculture are planning
a: series of three meetings ,this
winter withthe first scheduled'
for next 1vlonday, Jahuat`y 30th:
at Holyrodd: Hall . •Topic .for the
initial meeting sounds `quite in*
• teresting and 'beneficial: Estate.
will be discussed.,...'
f
THAT details of the EXPO trip"
being arranged by district' Agro ;
ultur'al Societies; appears
advertisement in 'this issue. To
be 'eligible -you must be an
'active member of the Lucknow':':
Agricultural' Society and further
detail's may beieceiv.ed from the..: •
Fair secretary, Mrs. Fred .Mc- ' •
Quihin.
THAT the annual meeting of the.
Lucknow, Agricultural Society is
.planned for the Lucknow Town ,
Hall .on. Saturday afternoon of
this week. This small hard work-
ing group of area residents need
some new willing workers to fill
• in their ranks, They. have big'
plans for a Centennial year fair
:and would welcome your, help
and encouragement., .
THAT Mr. and Mrs.. lack Treleav•:
en oftown attended the annual
• Venison Dinner of the' Walkerton '
'Hunt Club 'recently held in Walk
erton:,The hunters and their
wives enjoyed a venison dinner
and' social time. This annual
eventfollows the hunters' return
from their Fall hunting trip in
the Manitoulin. •
THAT a recent fire at. Omar
Brooks weigh scale' near the
'CNR station did considerable'
damage to the building. The
scales will be known to older
residents as the Henderson scales
ter.
Ceci� Johnston stKrie time::ago:..
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