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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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Yes, we know Ke is? generally the one who
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BUT ,
Once a year we have a chance to show our
appreciation. This year it is /. ,
sdNDAY,JUNE20th __
FATHER’S DAY ,' ■ ■
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We would be pleased to show you anything'from a 25c
linen handkerchief ,uip. -
- A Few Suggestions Would Be:
Sport or Dress Shirts,
Everyday Shirts, . Ties,
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T-Shirts, J
Jackets, -1
Matching Sets in Shirts^ Pants and Windbreakers,
Pyjamas, Bracey, Belts.
ASHTON’S
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Trousers,
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MEN’S, LADIES’ and CHILPREN’S WEAK
Piece Goods and Woollens
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IT LOOKS LIKE '. .
A “Short” Summer
This is just wfhiat. you need7 to.’!
start you to summer-long loveli- <
ness, ' .■
Have \ A Beautiful Vacation — fl
Start it right with , . ;
Conditioning Shampoo
‘■Just You” Hair Styling
A Stay Lovely Permanent
Hand Care and Manicure
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9th, 1954
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Successful Anniversary
Anniversary ser\ ices at Zion
were well attended on Sunday,
vnth inspiring sermops delivered
by Rev. George Watt of Dungan
non, The Lucknow quartette of
George Anderson, Ken MacNay,
Dale Haldeniby and John Helm
sang gt? both services and . were
very much enjoyed,
Tike Missionary -meeting is to
be at lta/iLj&y4: Writer’s on
Friday instead of Thursday. '■
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Alton,, Dor
othy and Al^^e./yisit^
Mr. and Mrs? Frank Ritchie on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lome Woods-&-
Donna of St. Helens visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jabk
Gardner.
We are sorry to. hear Ross Mc-
/Donagh is in a London Hospital.
. Mr.; and Mrs. Elliott Sandy,
Frank Alton, Mr. and Mrs. Rus
sel Irvin and boys and Miss Dor
othy Raynard spent Sunday with
Mr, and Mrs. /Nelson Raynard.
Mrs; Barbara Ritchie of Luck
now visited Sunday With Mr. and
Mrs. Wes^ Ritchie.
.Mr. and Mrs.. John McKinnon
spent the week-end with'Mr; and
Mrs. Will Hunter. .
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Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Quaid of
Goderich visited Sunday with
MEr? and Mrs. Chas. Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Jalte Hunter are
on the sidk list,
Church will be at 10 arid Sun
day School at 11 an. the morning
for the. month of June,
Mr. and. Mrs, Frank Ritchie &
■Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hunter and
Mrs. Sid Gardner visited last
Thursday evening in London with
Sid. ’/
Mrs. - Sam Kilpatrick, Mr. and
Mrs. Dick Kilpatrick, and fariridly
J^d“Kenneth~AltomVisited—Sun
day’with Mr. and Mrs. 'Gordon
KirklancL
Mr. and/Mrs. Elmer Wall and
-Mr. - and--Mrs.Leonarii JRitchie
visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs.-
Gordon Ritchie. ~ \
Mr. .arid Mrs. Cliff Hackett vis
ited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
George Hunter. .
Mr. arid Mrs. George Henry &
girls visited Sunday With Mr. and
Mrs. Bab Helni.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Freeman and
family arid Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Cranston arid Ivan visited Sun
day with Mir. and Mrs. Bill Hun.- ,
ter. ■ '■?■/.•■/
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Irvin and
Betty visited with -Mr. and Mrs.
Will Ritchie on Sunday. ,
THATMrs.LorneJohnston,uvho
has been teaching at Zion, has
been engaged as teacher at the
Second Concession, S.S. No. 7,
Kinloss, with duties commenc
ing in September. .
THAT . Allah MacCharles arid
Gordon Roulston were among
the individual novice winners
at the live stock judging com--;
petition for Bruce County Jun
ior Farmers and 4-H Clubs,
held at Chesley. Jim Needham
.was a senior winner and won
a coach’s award for coaching,
young boys for the competi
tion. *
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THAT Rev. Hilton R: Can^belT
of Toronto will conduct ser
vices at . Lucknow and Dun
gannon Presbyterian Churches.
Rev. Campbell was a ‘
minister ait Dungannon
now retired. \
THAT all three children
former
and is
of. Mr.
But be sure to make .appointments early and
please keep them on time.
Bailey’s Beauty Salon
f Modem Hair Stylists Phone 115, Lucknow J
community attending the an- FORMER KINLOSS FARMER
nuaTmeeting of the Federated RECEIVES 50-YEAR JEWEL
— Women-.Teachers1—Association, j --------
held, in Chesley last Wednes^j
■ day evening.
THAT Louise Irwin of R.R. 2,
Lucknow, was the winner of
a-bicycle on May 15th in the
Robin Hood radio contest.
and Mrs. George Taylor, Bev-i
erley, Barrie and David, were I
ill with pneumonia last week
and are now convalescing.
' MOTHER DIED WHEN BABY
WAS ELEVEN DAYS OLD
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The aid of The Sentinel is fre-
I quenitly requested by older resi
dents in trying to establish date
1 of biirth, buit we find that birth
THAT a classified advt. worked I
quickly last week for James I
Forster, by which he sold - a i
cow and her calf and nine pigs. | announcements were not“^o~con?
~°— i sistently published as they are
today.
Our latest enquiry was from
■ Mrsr"Alvin Wheeler of the Ne'W
Hamlburg district who was born
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THE MORE YOU BUY—THE MORE YOU SAVE!
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/Silverwood’s Butter, lb; // 60c
, I.G.A. Milk, tin .... 2 for 25c
.Carnation Milk, tin...... 14c
>Silverwoods Handimilk, lb. 33c
.New Cheese, lb. .....48c
► Old Cheese, lb. .. ..... . 60c*
► French
► Roquefort Cheese, lb $1.40
► Cheez Pleez, glass. ..29c.
► Maple Leaf Cheese, 4^ lb. 29c
► Farmer’s Wife Milk, tin .... 15c
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:SMITH’S FOOD MARKET
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York Corn, 20;oz.? .,.. 27for
Jello
Instant Puddings .... 4 for
Pillsbury Cake Mix ...........
Maple Leaf ' ,
Soap Flakes, feg, ...... .........
York Mason Jar
Peanut Butter*.............. .....
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2-in-l Bug Killer in 10 & 20 *
lb? bags. ?
Complete line of Fresh Vegetables and Fresh Fruits ‘
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Lucknow’s CASH AND; CARRY Stbre
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>E'ancy waffle weave nylon
ers, one piece style? elastic waist,
sizes 1 arid 2. Nylon body. Price, ’
pair ...............$2.19
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Waffle Weave nylon Rompers, 2-
■ . piece style, white nylon tops; but*
ton*ori pants, plastic lined, blue /.
and yellow* Pair $2;29
Mr. Fred Thompson, a former
resident, of Kinloss township,
has received his fifty-year jewel
upon completing a half century
of membership in the Teeswater
Masonic Lodge. Mr. Thompson
has , also been made a life mem-,
ber of the lodge.
The presentation was a high
light of a recent meeting attend
ed by D.D;G;M7 Archie McGugan
of Palmerston.
Is Your Subscription Paid?
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THAT His Lordship Bishop G. N.
Luxton will perform the rite
of confirmation • at Christ
Church, Port Albert, at 11 ajn. _______
on Sunday. /There will be , a on March 19th, 1885, near Luck-
Communion” service in St. now, but whose birth was not
Peter’s Church, at 7.3(T p.m.
THAT Murray McDonagh has i
successfully completed his first
year in electronics at Ryerson
Institute of Technology. Mur
ray is employed in the city for
the summer.
THAT Mr. Wm. MacDonald re-
/. sUiried his duties on Monday
; .at Lucknow District High
School. Prof. Charles Cdrno-
chan of Western University has
been supplying for him, and is
.^-jssmairnnguintiE^^
of the week, when examina
tions start. Professor Camo
chan was on CFPL television
one evening last week, and was
seen iby several local viewers.
THAT those “peanut men” will
soon come • tapping at your
door... The “nut blitz” 4s slated
for Friday, June 18th, with a
peanut tag day on Saturday,
.June 26th, in association with
the visit to town of the big
Planter’s float. * -
THAT Miss Lois Hunter,/ who
teaches at /Murray’s School in
Kinloss, was honored by being
’ one of the . three girls from
Bruce County chosen to attend
the 4-H Girls Club conference
held in Guelph.
THAT"“Miss“Huby^Webbr-iMiss
Heleri Thompson,. Mrs. Roy
Havens, Mrs. Lorne Johnston
and Miss Lois Hiinter were
among the teachers from this
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Mercerised r cotton Rompers, £ize I
^^l^and^r^biue„6r^yeUdw,/beit_at...I
■ waist. Only, pair 89c, I
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SNAG PROOF BLUE JEANS ,
9 o2< denim. Sanforized. Main ■
• ,'seams triple sewn, bar-tacked •
belt loops, corner of pockets are
„ anchored, with rivets. Waist sizes
,'^32 to 38....$3.95”
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STRUTHERS—in Whigham Hos
pital on Friday, June 4th, to Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Struthers, a
daughterr Lois Ann. / . ' ■___
GOLLAN—in Wingham General
Hospital,’ oh Monday, -May 31st,
1954, to Mr. and Mrs. Grant Gol-,
lari, Lucknow, a son, Barry Grant,,
a brother for Doug.
MARTIN—in Wingham General
Hospital, on Monday, May 31st,
1954, to Mr/ and Mrs, Donald
Martin, R. 1, Lucknow, a son.
.McINNES—in Wingham General
recorded in •Thev Sentinel. Her
mother died eleven days later,
and her death was recorded .as
having occurred on March 30th,
18851 at the age of 31 years arid
6 months. :
’Mrs. Wheeler was formerly Isa
belle Elizabeth Fleming, daugh
ter of John Alexander Fleming
and Isabella Torrance, Who re
sided on the Boundary near
Lucknow, / ' ■; ; Innes, R. 1, Holyrood^ a son.
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Hospital,' on Monday," May 31st,
r‘ 1954, to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mc-
LUCKNOW BOY SCOUTS’ *
Rummage Sale
SATURDAY NIGHT, JUNE 12th
Due to weather conditions this Sale was postponed until’
this Saturday night when it will be held oh the street
between the Post Office and the Co-op Store. In case .of
rain it will be held in the Arena.
Two rural ladies reported they' had some baking for
the Scouts last week. To these ladies, or anyone else having
baking or any other saleable articles in their car last week,
we owe an apology. The Weatherman misinformed us-
. Collections from the town homes this week will be
made ^Friday night by the Scouts and from the Stores on
Saturday morning.
Donations of saleable articles from the rural district
• may be left at anytime during this week with the Scout
master, Stuart Collyer, or members of the Committee: Don
ald McKinnon, Kenneth Murdie, Gerald Rath well, Robert
Mackenzie, Gordon Fisher, Wm, MacDonald, Lloyd Ashton.
SPACE DONATED BY
We bste r & M acKinnon
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