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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24th, •1961
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LEAN GROUND BEEF _�_, 2 LB: - 99c.
.FRESH HAM .ROAST OF PORK LB. 69c•
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YOUNG BEEF .LIVER, piece. or sliced'•
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Institutes Join
For,Birthda'y Party
At" Huronview;
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.DUNGANNON NEWS
The',Dungannon and Auburn
Womens',Inst tutes combined ed their
e orts ln putting on.t e "'eptem•er:
Birthday party at' Huron View
Clinton. _
The, auditorium : was nicely
filled 'when the two institutes star-
ted heis.prxagrai ,tn w.itlL.a .sing
song in which a great, many of the
patients joined in. • '
Mrs. , Get i1 Blake gave a 'hurnor-
ous reading "My Favorite Hat" . A
medley of songs, was played by Mrs
Phillips of Auburn. Auburn also
had a kitchen band with three
ladles singing' and playing songs. •
which the patients really enjoyed.
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Dungannon had a reading by Mrs
ly RutledAe.;'Stove Pipes" . The
Auburn ladies quartette sang,
'' mild 'ng in the need of Prayer",
la. "While you're away Please
keincinbcr. Me" .
1'lii 'birthd,ay •gifts were then.
p;►s eid out to but thirty patients
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' Mr. and .Mrs Clare MacDougall
'of Markdale, Mr';`and Mrs. Hiram.
Pangburn of Calgary ;and Miss Janet
Forster and fr'iend'of Toronto Visit-
e`d last week with Mr'. 'and Mrs•'.,•..
Don •McCosh
7vlr, and.•Mrs . Earl. Elliott''enter
taint() friends and relatives at the'
Nancy on Saturday night-'
lvir. and Mrs. 'Don Ivid,Cosh and •
Miss Eleanor Bradoc o . • u.urn
were Sunday ;guests . of Mr . •and
tvlrs John Trimble 'at Belfontatp_ ,
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2virs:: Don'Dor.e, Jirn; 'Cathy.,
,Vicki and Frankie attended the
Wedding of 'Lynn Andrews and. Bill•
Wood Jr. in Coldwater phSaturday
Mr, andlifrs. Bob Forster and
John of t itehener Mr, and Mrs
Bill Robinson and family of Oak-
Ville and Miss J;ariet Forster were/.
visitors of Mr. and Mrs,.Walter
Fors r for the 'weekend.;
Fall FairNotes .
Once again Lucknow Fall Fair
as. goneowd n: n History d again
,a tremendous success. It meant a
great deal of -work this year for a
number of people making ready for
a display .equalto the best any-,
where in Ontario,. ,
Exhibits were numerous and of a
good quality, Displays were the
best. ever. The field crop compet:-
. itions;,w ere an added feature .
-t ousorrie- membes. f�ii l�d-to
exhibit the finished product; • all -
who'took part will receive a prize.
They will be a member for next.
year and perhaps. a bigger, display'. •
of finished grain and corn will
come then.
All sections' of the Fair were up
this, year and it is hoped next .year
will bebetter still with a. finished
working ,area .
•All directors and associate direc-
tors are,asked to''make a note of
any improvements and changes
:they want in the prize' list for 'next
year:. The: Convenor 'o,f'the ladies,
division urges all'convenors'of the
various sectionsto prepareat once
t he -.changes -in their-areas•=anc_..to
have' any suggestions ready by.
October 10thwhen a" meeting Will
be calledtoevise the Prize list
for next . year.
Once again we say thanks to all
for a big Fair, a .:good Fair• and a
hope , that all will put their should
pr to the wheel and make ready •
for another: Fair, in 1970.
Silver,- Lakes :W .l
The September meeting -'of -the'.
:Silverlake Women• Institute 'was
held at the,home. of, Mrs . Glen
Young with.. anatte'ndance of:foiar-.
Fees answering the roll cai1-with .
a memory from school days. •
MTs Clarence Hedley reported
on her' work•as Historical Researeh.`
convener. 'Mrs... Ray Starrier •
commented .on the 4-H, Home=
Making project oh' .' Needlecraft"
Mrs . Horner :Devitt', ;education
convener , spoke ,on "Our interests
in pre=school children.*and through...
the. school years" ..
Elementary: school arts aqd
+crafts were displayed and'coinrnei-
ted,• on, by Mrs ..'Homer .Devitt:, Mrs..
Duncan Campbell arid ;Mrs:' James
MacEwen.
Mrs: t evitt held. question. acid
"answer period on some ;of the
' ..cha'nges in our schools; and
'onstrated the 'mak ii afpiar
"paris plaques. Each' member was
ese'nted with.a'plaque as.a. ft . `closed the :meets b; the singing ''the hostess and tier cd•r�:l.mittee:
pr..g. gy g by e
from her; ' of the,"Queen" and,"Grace of Mrs.. ,Glen Haldenby and Mrs..
iserved ' John. Hodgins
Mrs, Johrr. Hod ins, the President, A delicious lunch' was � ,, .•
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.. LSE ,:TISSUE ,.Reg.42 ^ 37c
FOAMY SHAVE CREAM, 17.0z4 -Reg. S9c. r__77c
GILLETTE Super Stainless Steel BLADES:
1.0's, Reg. $1.45 '$1..17
Halibut LIVER OIL CAPSULES (D.T.)
250's --
(Re ular. or Super) 12'si Reg. 59c. __
KOTEX TAMPONS (Regular or Ultra)
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