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WEDNESDA
Y, APRIL 7th, um
THE .LUCKNOW .SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
PAO
NINETE$N
LUXURY -
1. PANT
'SUITSAll
outstanding
collection of
purewool
worsted
fabrics new
colors and
models.
Sizes .36, to
Double or
sn_gle_`:_
breasted f
Reg $79.95 t9,
$135.00
SPcRTCOATS
Single.- and
double
breasted ,
styling plains,;
checks,;, ;in all '
new colors, All !
sizes. ' •
New Spring
Jackets' in,
stock. Drop in;
and look . them
over.
MAZER
SUIT
'The Versatile "2-
way,-; suit'' wear
it complete or the
.coat • alone as a •
blazer ' 100% pure
wool diagonal' . .
weave- with ' flare
pants. In Navy,'
Brow. n and. Gold
, ' Regular $79'95; .'
For
$69.45
A quality 'Coat by
One .of Canada's
best :makers:.
Cotton gabardine,
completely silk
lined. In Beige,
:Loden, and Navy,
`Sizes 36. to 46.:
Regular ,Value
$29.95
(lUCKNO
Dress. Pants in stock to ;match
sport coats if desired•
Ll1CKN04,4 INDI,r1
CoN i lNU fD • ROM S'AG'E 1
hree otlterSA 11,.joinhim .in the..
ea-m--Mu-rray`hd s not n et -`tine
ther. three :young people who are
ern various parts of Canada.
Canadian Crossroads Internation-
rran-e-xperi•1nvnt--rn-cornmrrrit a,
n.
•
volt,tat•a-ty--br;a#riza[toii---
ich• recruit's oun 7: eo le
y.. gp.p. .
ostly unix:ersity studentSyfr.
r}ad __EO o ttt eot1ntrie•3-in
rick ;: tire. West Indies -and to
•
,Tlic'pa rtici pants live and
1? ::
rk with stude-nts.and/or;resid-.
is of the local area .
ipants' Career- and life plans; and .
helps enrich their 'contributions:
to`their own societies
The cosi of sending a Crossroad-
er to another country and return .
is:est.irf ated at $2,;000 00.. The•
participant paysl 00 tp--wa tis-"
this. In addition :he or she is'
responsible trot--tra,vel,liuig expen'
ses from home to•the paint 'ofdep
.arta re' and back ; passport: fees.;:a nd'
cost'bf i edtca�.exati-tination•as
well a's incid'rntal `expenses while .
a'broad'..:.
Cheque out
a crippled &ad
today.
See what your dollars can do.
Support Easter Seals.
attic,la % ,
is part of'tlac.. global
1innllity in w.hiCh lid one is •
e tllati 20 hours way, Cress_
s hclieves that rlilitllal respect
tinderstandng are 'essential'
edients of Irlterrjat.iorial peace
dcvelopnieiit. :Coirttntrnica -
is vital to the adhievement
is ,e lad. �_1/ot k_c t CY1 e
Crossroad's' rrtain focus. Spec,
rojects have been';added but
rictla`ry aiin .is to'bting .toge:th•
ope from differing upi
ltures
riz;to .tallanc:'t 7
: _ i. o leas--n•-� •
rough face to face 'irterae-
ii a working;
living
environ
.iiluttalrespect and utdcr.
in develop.
This 'experieii,-
en' `radically alters the pa'rtic.
lviurray hopes to enlist, the. aid
:of interestedor'�
' aniztis'
at Oand
i,,
1i'idiVldtlais in thisarea.who wi11
he l p-- fi n'a t rc- -a• l ly in ' thiS -w of ii -4n
other lands,. Ile reccive.S. no pay-
ment
ay-t'1Tent for his' service ,111 11tdi'a
only living expenses whilc'the re.
`l he:work'of: the:: four yonn
"people going fo India. will bt ;tit
tlic. Young 1 .Miters`. 1tisti•t ttc., a.
division.:of Lit:craCy •1 iouse: • `1"hcy
will be-si-t-it i -t -ed about stvoil in:il_cs
froiu Luc know , India . The .Itisti -
tiite aims .ltialtc yoniigt •faril) ers
and their .wives functionally -liter-
ate with special.enlphas s on
tivatirr habits of modern agriCU1-
It's 'getting :c lose .to Easter
Please rise Easter eSeals in yoqr up-
n nom- ; ; t -i- I l a �1 i1-LL1 l S
f oIl':owinw'' s.'a further list 9f
onto ihutor; toqhe Lions ;F ,ester
Sial jlinl.
Intosh, Wti ,D: Rutherford Jar'es
Durkin , Mrs. W.. R•. Hamilton
J • e v
Hon
13ruee •Hariiiton , ,Noble Jahn
Ston lv1a;udie -Fisher;.. Wayne
Atkinson, Wilfred Hackett ,.
_Eiatiice Dunsniuir,
.Sproul, fohn
Rltciiie; Fvai i eith, Donald ••'
liacke.tt, M. Sykes, 'Vr. .
Humphrey; Jarries,Little.,• Robert
McAllister, Mason'McA'llister,
Wm 'Houston , Harry Nikon :
W. Barger Jr. , Robt .Moffat;
C:. MacDonald , ,Earl McDonald,
,)7L,fansibn, . I.. •Prrrne)..
Wilfred 'Drennan G . Struthers
Isobel .I1111`er; v1rs. N. I. May
..:�
;..'.it'tlrx-'--:--.-
I ltrb. 'Finnigan; . James" C, Drennan:.
V. A;• Stewart tdgarCarrre,'Wi
l Ai dret,w, Pen ,Mole, 1311.1 Fblaclr.
feet ;h'as'been rented to weavers;
rug Makers, those Whoknit
es , crcie-t ; sew
, • ma
dolls ,, doll ffurniture, do., needle
point •,;:. make artificial; fruit: and •
.flowers, cluilt;nia.kers.,..and even
cooks: and gardeners 'are going to
:O t t-4-1' .
1;'11, Jiiii Nzlsoti, 1)on.`1'llolitpslorr,
Riltlt
ltatlt�r,.1.a1 11 C,arlieron, J.S Jan1-
iesott, '1e ;c ti'i1"I7n, :I itvreti.=
c<4 1�1a'eLco�a', Jas: 5,'rlit}l C. Car;:
� Y
rick, toy N1ach:ay,•Jach Fisher;
c
110�rb1 ;lltiektoi, Walter ,,il,lton, Or-
land Richards 'It1ar1< )oltnston, . .
1�4rs. Jean 1lenry,Wtllia111 lrw:in,
Murray will .leave : by tapir• for. •
India the end 'of .May ,or eafly
June, Ile and, otherniem:bers of
Crossroads.will be available when
nth -rex e
they=�r-e>t-ti r n -t-b•-�ta�-�' et ,p
iences.with. groups and individuals'
in Canada and,particular"ly 'our'
area . .
The Sentinel 1 . ho aes to further
.`. ra , and 'Iris/wc�r'yz:
hear from lv•1ur.,r y
near Our "Maternal Ci.y of Litt:"1�-
n'ow Ind is
Wm , .. untui ,rti
Toni M. Anderson., .t1. Lockhart.
1Zoss T:. 1�tirriin, Barry McDon-
a Ali + Russ }lrttton, J. C. C'afitp-
1,
hell, Th. C. Van Diepeii,
-Nicholls; [ll4ilt� .A`fton.,'
Dorothea MacLeod,, Wtn,, R. 41un,'=
ter., Gordon Tvci'hersoia', Evelyn '
;Barky 11, Leo N array, Margaret
`Plioi'ti son. • 'Oliver McCharlcs ,
tie yd,'htat'1) tival1,. Xit°s.. Wilfred
a'rrisli, .Jrihii.'Crowston, R. Me
ake- PIaflsFor
Crafi Festuval-
C:rft
''estival met Saturday evening" at •
'the honic' of Mr ..and Mrs. Wilmer
'lardy at Carlow , who are helping
roniote the. Festival
as_adviso.
rs
as Mrs. Hardyhas, been:the prom-
oter of the now well known Car=
Tow Christmas pair:' •
There have bee na' ..11
T e riYixyPatros
and-SrI-pi a otters--af--tide •Lnaltnow:1-----
,
t`estival to b:e held: fn the Lucklow.
arena duly 50 and,51. (They:have
,helped,get the id'eab"'off•the
ground''.'
Space for the rent tCrafters is
i
iiow at. a 'Pre iiia ff., aSS o'V0t ;200
- e e
•
•
have: the.. opportunity to sell their
wares.. "Antiques will be on dis-
play`putting into comparisonthe
handicrafts of yesteryearand of
today .
There will 'be a'n old'.fashioned
ice cream,patlour,.arid: d"ernon-= ..
strations will take place on the
spot •,• such as weaving; portrait
,painti'ng i • rug ,making , candle
:making .and. Wood turning:to men-
tion --a 'few.
Volunteer workers are neededto.help in 'serving 'food setting
up tables , selling tickets and'
helping crafters find their 'space. .
An open meeting will bc` held
in the near future to which two
representatives frotll- each organ-•
.ization in and; around Larlinow
s rtcrid, .asthis ftlstiva.l.wi:ll.
be of benefit to all of the area;
The details will be explained as.
to the ftiture' plans. Watch
the notice
.prr}sQrr it o . -o-
ate:I being prepared and will be' •
available for promotion of the •
`Festival by•April 20th
These are to bePla'ed.in in for
i a"ttit t:f.*ntres-° motel -hotels.'
and stores a:er`oss Ontario and will '
bring throngs of people to Luc know"
to look, see, and buy. Make platin,
�kn
now, for the "Lticow Craft •:Pesttval -,
'and snake tt an annual surtitne:
attraction , '