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By Tfie Sentinel
THAT postmaster I(en .Cameron of
Lucknow and Postmaster • Don Mc
Lay: of Ripley'attended.'the Ontar
io Postmasters' -Conference at
Niagara<Falls from Sunday to:
Wednesday of this. week. Ken is
vice-president of the group and
Do- is secretary -treasurer.. Be-
tween •300 and ,400 were. expected
at 'the •conference.
THAT a reception was held for Mr,
and Mrs. Ken Gardner of Kitchen.
er (nee. Wendy'Emberlin) in the
Legion Hall, Lucknow last Satur-
day evening. An addresswas read
r.by Wayne Brooks and the present-,
ation'of money was made by Ron
Gardner.
THAT Jack McGuire, who has been
employed. at Lucknow Wood Pro
ducts;• is now, employed. by Mor-
ford Mackay of the•Ripley district
TOT Monday holidays and publi
ing newspapers dt: not mix well,
so readers may find itemsintend-
ed for this week held over for a
further week.
THAT PeeWeeballplayers are
urged .to 'attend a practice on
Thursday of this week at 7 p.m, .`
at thenpark-and-Bantam piayers --
will practice on Saturday at • 7.
THAT the Sentinel publisher, ;along
with -district .newsmen, visited
Douglas Point Nuclear Power Stat
ion near. Kincardine on Friday
where 'they. were hosted, by Ontario.
Hydro and Atomic:' Energy of Can-
ada on whathas become an'
annual tour. Representing Ontario
,Hydro at the event was Ivan Lloyd
•a Lucknow '`old boy who is with
Ontario Hydro at Toronto', He was
formerly chief :guide' at Douglas':
• Point
9 Young People:
Join Dungannofl
United . Church
DUNGANNON-NEWS
Rev Gien'Wright: held ea very
•impressive service in Dungannon
United China, on Sunday May 21
when thirty nine young people
-wee received. as members on
profession of faith., .The new, mems
:,bers were iantroduced` by Bert. Mc-
Whinney and presented with:'certif.,
icates` of membership by, the min.-
ister;.Eev G. Wright with all
receiving the sacrament .of
communion with the congregation
following the service. ' •.
Those' receiving membership'
were; Arlene Culbert, Bonnie Cul,
Bert; Beverley Culbert, Cathy
'Culbert, Gussie Culbert, Pat Anne
Eedy, R6seinary Eedy, Anne Erring
ton, Diane Errington; Sandra Err- •
ington, Donna Eggleston, Ron
Eggleston.; Gary Glerin, Bill Henry
Doug Henly, Mary I,otr Henry,•.
'Randy Henry, Marsha. Hodges,
Terry , Hodges.„; Valerie,Hodges,,
and Mens Wear
AGENT FOR KINCARDINE CLEANERS
Free Pick•Up and Delivery Monday . and T o redej
Terry Maize, Donna McKenzie,
Jamet McWhinney, Gregory Park,.
Pearson, Donna Pentrand, ,Itoderie
Pentland, Sharon Srnyth, Brian*.
S,tothers, Bernice Thompson,
Glenda Weaver, Sharon Weaver,.
Chtick Young.
WEDNESDAY; MAY 24th 1967
Luc
arke
YOUR "'LOWEST PRICES" FOODLAND
ROSE BRAND/ 16 OZ. SAVE 15e
SweetMixed 'Pickles '2 Jars 59c
FANCYQUALITY 794 OZ. .
Red Cohoe Salmon
AYLMER RASPBERRY OR'
Str�Wb�rr' 'Jain ,
AYLMER .11 OZ
Tomato Catsup:
SUPREME REG., .35c
ssorted Cookies
:.CANADA RINDLESS
Breakfast • Bacou
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SAVE .14c
ins 9:8c'
LARGEY.24 OZ
JarS.$c:
ti
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SAVE` 9c .
Bottles 39c
SAVE: 16e
'ackages 89c
OUR BEST BUYI',
ound 79c
WE SELL FOR LESS
PHONE 5284620.
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TfiAT Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fisher
and son Tommy recently moved
to Wingham where Donald will
continue his training with Ontar-
io Hydro, He just completed Six
months of his training in Barrie.'
Mrs. Fisher is the former Elaine
Murray of "KinlosS.
THAT summer.has been a long
• tirne coming to the Lucknow area,
Snow fell•in this vicinity on Sun-
" day evening making us wonder if
• we had missed a season complet-
ely this year.
THAT the Lucknow 'spring flower
the Horticultural Society.bec•:.
has been re.,.sCheduled.for the:,
LegiOn Hari for this'. Saturday, .
THAT ,attericling•Grand Orange'',
' West Dittricfwere: William
Angtit MacLennan.
st
SEE OUR SAMPLES ON
'virago CORLON SHEET
We stock
ARMSTRONG
numerous eolours
VINYL ASBESTOS .TILE
Goon
Beaver Lumlier is 'equipped to install your *all to wall rngs and
payTents as low as
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