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WEDNESDAY, MAY 2
7th, 1970
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARiQ
CHOICE HOME KILLED
BEEF. AND PORK.
VORIC HOPS 83C—LIC
HOMEMADE SAUSAGE. 63c LB
BACON ENDS , 63c LB.
BUTT PORK ROASTS . 65c LB.
PEAMEAL. BACON - 93c LB.
W. E. DELIVER .
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LOOKING BACKWARDS. . •
THROUGH THESENTINE.L..FJLE$
WITH MARGARET THOMPSON
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20 YEARS • AGO
MAY 1950
Gordon Brooks purchased,
_J.. Wilson's.trucking business.
The Brooks •family; who had `
• been living in• Huron Township,
Moved to' Lucknow....
.Mr. and Mrs..Bu.d Hamilton
moved from the Anderson Apart
-ments to,their.n.ew home;, the
- former J idle residen e ,
'which•they had made intoa two
• family duplex.
Clair Johnstone purchased
Herb.McQtiiflli.n's
residente 'near'
the flax mill. It had been ten- .
•` anted by M'r, '.and Mrs. Robert. Armstrong and family.
Hector Purdon, Who had been
in charge of Purdon's Bakery •
for some tirine bought the local.'
business, front his brother Athol;
` A pair'of Lynx were 'reported
to have been seen in.Greenock
swamp near itrversdale.. The Instutute Grace was sung..
Mrs. J. McDonagh
Gives Travelogue
DU•NGANNc.N NEWS
The Dungannon Wo`me n's.
Institute met on May 20th at.. the
home of Mrs. Wilbur Brown.
There were 15 members present
2 absent and we had 4 guests.
The .Opening Ode ,was sung and.
the •Mary Stewart. Collect •
repeated..
The roll call was cheerfully
answered with a blue's. chaser. '
A short business period followed.
On Thursday', May 28th a car of
ladies will be going to St Helens
with 3.delegates for the. district
annual. On June 2nd we are to .
cater to .a banquet in the base-
Ment of the United Church for
•the .Tiger• Dunlop Sunshine Sisters;.
An invitation was accepted to a
.lilac tea in the Carlow Hall on
June 17th.
The Motto was given by Mrs..
Fred Young arid was, entitled.
"Don't. itch: for something •you are
not willing to scratch for"'.
The Topic was given,by',.Miss
eeth-McConrrell; -" We7shouid
resolve•to conquer' temper', tongue
and conduct The ladies were,
-,pleased .to be given the..opportun-
ity to see Mrs: Jack McDonagh's •
slides on Portugal; Lisbon, Spain
TF—Plinorca Island..'
•
• a .proposed District High School
at Lucknow was submitted at a
gathering of distri.ct municipal
'officials held at' the'Lucknow•
-Recreational-.Centre.
/ USED TOBEA .
-MEET-CIE/NM
BUTTNFY HAD
TOF/REME...• :C'
/ COUIDN'TKEEP'
MYM/ND
;INTNEGUrr
ANLEY'S
and the hostesses Mrs. Hugh ,Mc-
• Harvey: Hall. sold his restaurant 1i' Whinney Mrs. GrahamMcNee
know tcriai ey-- an Mrs. Wilbur Brown: served
Treleaven' of Dungannon: -
40 -YEARS- AG.O
.. • MAY 1930
cake and ice cream and the meet.
ing closed. by singing.' "The.
.Queen -"r'.
The next .meeting will beheld
June 25th at the hoine of Mrs.
Alvin Kerr. •
A: representative deputation
of Kincardine Morrison'
head -
ed . b,y Mayor Nlorriso1 placed - be'=
•fore the Mayor and. citizens of
Goderich (at a prearranged
meeting) a proposition• with regard
to paving the .Goderichto Kincar
dine section of the Blue Water
Highway.
The radio broadcasting station
t
was .discontinued, having. given
its last 'performance .on- Sunday
May 4th. The reason given was:
"that, capital necessary to make
nec-essar i'ITlprove'nre-nts"
>ot forthcoming and that should
the necessary funds be subscribed
by interested parties within a
month , t,he.'station would resume
ope-raridti fter` one month of
silence a 'station lost 'its 'licence.
•
60 .YEARS AGO
'MAY; 1910
A new Library Board was organ-
ized. Officers elected were:
Chairman, J. G, Murdoch Vice
Cha ir-r-nanV r-F'T-xeleavo►':;---
Secretary , G. H.. Smith; Treas
,urer, G, A. Siddal; Book.
• Coirimittee.,. C. F. Ewers W. E.
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.PAGE SEVENTEEN
LOTION OF ALOE: '
WITH COCOA BUTTER FOR
; EXTRA DRY SKIN
REG, $1,50._
Our Price 41;29
1
OI.L OF ALOE..
MOISTURIZER
REG.. 4 OZ. $2.95
Our• •Price "$2.49
2 OZ. REG. $1.75
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JOHNSON BABY.
SHAMPOO • ;
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OZ. — REG: $1.39
Our Price .
$1.19
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1FLUSHABYE ..
HYGIENIC DIAPERS
24's' MEDIUM AND *TODDLER
SIZE '
Our Price $1.43
Newborn. Size $1.31
.� }� JOHNSONS SELF SHINING
' ESQUIRE: SCUFF-KOTE.
SHOE POLISH• ••, POLISH
BLACK;:: BROWN ,44.10 -WHITIB $LACK, BROWN -AND • WHITE-
REG.39c . .REG. 59c
Our Price 3;3c' Our Price 53c
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CAMPBELL ST.
LUCKNOW
--- r5 HITECHURCHia Hosp.1tal
Rev. c.lacence d at r""N1cClenagha n of
• Eight ladies from this area
spent an enjoyable afternoon at
Blyth on the occasion of their,
60th •W . I, anniversary:
Miss Sharon Young and others'.
spent Saturday and Sunday in
Len -en in competition wi London area students. in accord-
ian and guitar duets and bands.
• ; Dpngannon who is slowly ixriprov
Misses Barbara and Jean Camp- lig after surgery.:
berrsf London spe i he week Mr. and'.Mr Dave'Sand-erson--
end .with Mrs. Robert Ross. • . . . of St. • Catharines spent the week
Mrs. Ezra Scholtz arrived home end with her parents Mr., and
ton -Wednesday after spending a-1vrrs;- Ken- Currie:
few days. in London with Mr. ,and •
Mr, and. Mrs, John. Murray of
Mrs. 'Cameron Simmons. -
Sharon .visited on Sunday 'with
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs„ Mrs: Charles-Tiffinjof Wingham.
Tan, Laidlaw on the arrival of 'a
-baby girl in gingham: and District
Hospital•..on Wednesday. May 20 ,-
a sister for Janet.
Mr. afnd Mrs. 'Fre.d Tiffin
visited Friday with'"Mrs. Charles
Tiffin of Wingham . •
Mrs. Milian Moore and Mr.
and Mrs. Garry Duncan were in
London on Thursday. Mrs. Moore
Mr. and ,Mrs. Elmer •
Sleightholm , Phyllis, Janet,
Lloyd, David attended the wed --
ding of
edding.of their, son and the latter's
brother Elgin ;and Miss Betty .
ICairns'of King City on. Saturday. -
in king City Church. . The rec-
eption in the evening was. held
at Aurora. • •
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The Lucknow•business men.,'
agreed , beginning May 16, 'to.
close"their stores at 6;30 p:m:
on Monday and Friday evenings
of�each, Wee.ic,. •Up:.:until_then
Lucknow business places were •
open six evenings• a Week.
There was considerable d'eve1
opment in the Bell' Telephone
System in tucknow. Seven 'new.
phones had been installed and
"contracts signed for several, snore
Fora two-party line $15 per
year was the rate in Lucknow,
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