HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1970-11-04, Page 20PAGE* TWENTY
•
• THE LUCKNOW SENTINE4, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 4th,
Towels .
Substandard the imperfeCt-
• ions are so little they are very
hard to -find.
Bath. Towel 79c
Hand Towel .4,7. 39c,
'Wash Cloth —19�'
over flowered Rattail:. in_
shades of solid gold, pink and
grecn.
PANTI-HOSE
SPECIAL
59c PR.
Small, medium; large and XL
assorted shades
-Flanelette Blankets
First Quality 70 It -90
SPECIAL PRICE
;5.95 PAIR
• Ladies' Cardigans
6 Dozen OniY
Regular $7.50
• SPECIAL PRICE
$5.95
Just in time for the cold
weather we are sure to have.
Colors, blue, green, • raspberry;
white and rust. SizeirS- 1 - L.
•
Ladies' Slacks
$2.98
Plaid corduroy or corded cot-
' ton, 10 to 18 sizes hi attractive
colors.
Ladies' Shells and Short
Sleeve Pullovers
Small, medium and Large,
Assorted shades and styles
Broken lines, ,
Values $5.95 to $8.95
•ALL REDUCED'TO
$4.95
•
• 4its. our. • 41,...ime.
•-• ALL SPECIALS GOOD FOR .10 DAYS IA
ASHTON S Etucknow
LADIES' AND MEWS WEAR.
Ltd.
AGENT FOR KINCARDINE CLEANERS
FREE -PICKUP AND DELiVER#TUESDAYAND FRIDAY:
• /
• Halloween Was
• VeryOulet liere:.
While the usual-amourkof van,'
dalism took place i.and around
LucknOw.on'pallowe'en night, no
specific details of major damage
have come .to our attention: •
..,-------Children_wereLout with bigger
• ', shopping bags and stronger legs •
and most homes had an unusual
large,number of "trick or treaters",
, Good Fall weather•favotired the
One•iricident was draWn'to.our:
•• attendtion. our or fiyk small ,.
Ornamental crab apple tjees,
planted on the south side of the
Christian Reformed church at a
'cost of about $10 each , were .
brokPn off. Such actionsare in-
excusable. •4 4..
•••
Farm Accident
Robert -Mann, R. R. 2 Teeswat
er, , was picking corn with a tract -
�r and picker on -October 2-7t1i—L
when his clothing_b_e_came entang-
led.in'thespOWer take off.
The accident happened at Bever
ley .Sutton's farm in Kinloss'. •
•
'.By The S'Ontipel.
THAT Ben Mole is the• new mail.' U.
driver -on R. R. 1 DOngannon
. succeeding Mrs. Mary. Rivett of
eri
•
THAT Guy Kelly of .Orangeville
is employed by Bryce Elliott
of Lucknow. Heis residing in
one, of -the Glenn Apartments. ,
• THAT we are indebted to• 'resid-
ents of this area and former tes-
. idents for sending us clippings of
• Winnipeg papers concerning the
102nd .birthday of Mrs. Mary
Pierce. : •
THAT Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cay-
• ley *and family of' Town have
moved tO their newly -built
• home on Wheeler Street':
THAT LucknoW.Community Sale,
on Wednesday of.,last week .
recorded the biggest. ever regul-
ar sale day in numbers handled...
415 Cattle arid 700 pigs went.
II I"
•••
THAT there Will'be no rural
route postal service nor wicket
service at •post office on kem-
embrance Day, Wednesday,
November • llth. •Mai1,will•be •
despatched locally at 5..30 p.M.,
for all points east •
•
THAT Mrs: Geraldine Verbeek of
the 2nd Of Kinthss-hai-sold-he .
200 acre farm to Francis Patti-
son of Moffatt , Ontario. Posses-
sion will be in mid NoVember.
THAT Mr. and Mrs: Flerh Mo-
Quillin of R: 5 Lucknow• left •
on Friday ot last week for Lake-
land, Flori-da-,-where they -spend
their winters. They invite any.
• Ludknowites to call around.
•
•rui Market
YOUR "LOWEST POICES'FOODLAIW
mows sawinca
oF mum
voummar
maw owasvv - MOINE sawerwis
BAYER 100 COUNT
Aspirin Tablets
• BRYLCREEM. 91e VALUE
Hair Dressing
SAVE.. TO 30e
Pay Only 69c
SAVE TO.12C
• Per Tube 79c
MAXWELL HOUSE. $1.19 VALUE' SAVE TO 20c
Fresh Coffee Pound Only 99c
SUPREME REPEAT
Rich Fruit Cake
AYLMER 24 OZ. WITH PECTIN
SAVE TO 10c
2 Poundi 99c
SAVE TO .11:1c
9c
SWIFT'S HOLIDAY 12 OZ. SAVE, SAVE!
Luncheon Meat Pay Only 39c
tSliced Baco'n Ends 590
*1
le, JUST LIKE at) TINtEsi.
It*******
••• POUND • •
********
• VALUES- EFFECTIVE
•
NOVEMBER:5, 6, 7
PHONE LUCKNOW _
52$-3420
National Farmers Union ipliear Kitchel
. Alderman; No Letrillp On Tax Holding
ev MacHaf Eiected President Local
••right shoulder, Shock and abra
sions to both.legs. • He was.adrnit-
zed to Wingharn Hospital.. •
Ripley
• • •
istric
Ar8 P.M.
COMM ENCEM ENT PROCEEDINGS
•••••-!
•RECEPTION - DANCE
THAT Mr..• and Mrs, Arthdr •Breck
les ;of Lucknow leave for Florida
to:•:dly (Wednesday)bfor ihe wrnt
er months. •
:
THAT Raymond Finnigan of Ash
field will leave shortly for Flor-
ida where he will spend the..
w titter. -t.--plan e eV
with. Bob MaCKenzie of 'Grand
'Bend*, formerly Of Belgrave.
THAT after a one year try at a
mid week Fair, Mildmay Agric-
ultural Society has gone back to
the Saturday date in. 1911, Sepf-
etnber 11th : • '
•
THAT considerable interest has,
been shown by paents and young
cieopTe in the eStatitsertient af a
• figaie skating club in Lucknow.,
If the club' 'goes , it will operate
under the direction of the Luck -
now Recreation ComMittee: If
you are interested , get in touch
• with Reg or Carol Jones.
THAT Mrs.. Wellington Henderson
of Lucki'iow left astweel< for
Florida . She, was accompanied
by her daughter Mrs. Don (Joy)
Graham of London, They .will
visit inI GeOrgia enrout.e with
another daughter Mrs. Ilerb •
(Lois) Nesbitt and .family.
•. A. deliCious pot7luCkstipper was
enjoyed by visitors and about.60
National farmers' Uniob members
of Local #335 at Brookside Public
-School OW Tuesday, 'October 27• -:-
Guest speaker, George Mitchell
wasintroduced..by Jack Verhulst
Mr. Mitchell is an alderman in
. • .
1
of Canada's labor, foces org2
ized; an exchange of speakers.
•.fairriers and, laborer's meeting
.Would b benefiCial to both;•
suggestion-Was---made-totryipu'
ting N . F, U. news in at least
one Labor Union; paper; we at'
not critiCat enough in the mai
•• •
; •
. ••
Mrs. Maxine Miller', N.F.I
Lady District Director, conduc
ed the election of.officers fOr
the N. F.11 Weal #f335. The
newexecutive is: .Fresident
BeyMcNay; .Vice'Presisent*,
John.,!Custin; See, Treasurer,
Charles -Wilkins; Directors, .
LorneCook, Lorne McDonald
Ron Delberque,
Labor Cbdncil. Mr. Mitchell • •
spokT about the lack of COmmUni-
cat ion between la bOrers . and. fa rrn
•Many large ,ne,„vi.papei•S and.
maggzines, either owned by, or •
*dependent upon •lare•Cr Ora- •
tioni for advertising, ,present the
news in a biased way. Farmers
and laborers blarne.one•another
for the increased prices; 'Labor
is the'whipping boy' of Coven-,
ment ,", 'Mr. Mitchell. said.
General Motors is the. w,Orld's
largest advertiser „spending
100,000,000 per year adver-
• •
.tisirig.. ••
Pollution of the water is done
.mainly by corporations, and it is
now the •job Of each one of us to
clean up this mess. Be
aware of the people in Queen's
Park and Ottawa , and know What'
they stand for. During the oues7
tion periOd ,. Mr. Mitchell said
that In the farm ikplettient ind-
ustry, productivity had
surpassed labor costs; one-third
. •
•
Education Tax was discussel
and' inotipn made...and cirri
continue to' w ithhold, ta.xes ,a
least until,after the Regional'
COnvention in Toronto on N0
bei 9th and 1.0.th, Mts..
said that the 25rebate Wilt
-the OnfaTio-Govetrnetit has7.
ised farmers ,•Only confuses 'c
people and Makes them angr)
farmers. The N. F, 1J, aske(
fora complete reconstruction
the,systern or taxation so:Ave
a fair shatOf education to.