The Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-07-21, Page 9J
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MONTMORENCY
CHERBiES
§1.29 BASKET
Last week low price. „
Add4he^park1ing^aadne5Sdonce^pldX^^
to ah outdoors meal, hot off the grill—
that’s a combination sure to get three cheers ■
from everybody. Coke is just right with holiday food
. . /so easy to serve, tod, in its bwn frosty bottle.
Get a pleritiful supply tomorrow.,
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; WEDNESDAY, JULY 21st, 1954
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE NINE
family together for first time in forty years ■ ..
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A members, of the family pf thfilate Mn..an.d M-rs. Long, daughter of the. late Mr. and Mrs. Alex- Long of’
Albert. Towle of Pai amount and Lucknow had a happy Ashfield ’ :
. • gei-togetlier last week', .when taey were together for the ' , . ./ . ■
firsutime in‘.forty years.,They made their headquarter ; In the abGYe P^ure from left to right are, seated:
’ ‘.at the home of Mrs. Fred Crump (Jean) at Wingham Mrs: H. J. Muir .(Anette), Montreal;.. Mrs. Jean Crump;
but visited old friends in this district' and tongue^ were Mutrie (Lillian), Toronto. Standing, Calvin
. wagging in interesting reminiscent -Veui-'as. friendship.: "KelTy’’ Towle Calgary; Emerson Towle Winnipeg;.. Wil-
. ■ were , renewed .and.. familiar . haunts visited.- Among the. ^.Towle^ Milan, Mich.,; Leroy Towle, ..Winnipeg; Gordon
callers at .The Sentinel Office were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon . < ' • ,Towle> Vanc°uver- ; ' .
V. Towle of Vancouver. Mrs. Towle was formerly Mildred A brother, Sidney, was killed, in World War I.
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- See the display <rf “^ofce ®
Food1* of food stores—loaded
with iuflflbsHdrii of flood
things to serve wlth deiWotUr
Ice-cold Coco«Coks» ,
PER CARTON
Pint depoiii 2cper bottk
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GODERICH BOTTLING WORKS
Goderich, Ont. ‘
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KINGSBRIDGE
Rev. M. j. Dalton of Wpodslee
visited with relatives here dur
ing the past week.
Mrs. Jas? Foley of Goderich
_spen.t_„alLewLjdays_with_Jier_,dau=-
ghter, Mrs. Jas. Garvey last Week.
Mr. V ctor Finnic of Toronto
spent the week-end here with his
family?_ _ . a
Mr. and Mrs. J. McAuliffe of
Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Am*
ibrose Hartmeri of Kitchener vis
ited here during the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sutter, Jr.
and babe of Detroit, Mr. Law
rence Austin ar.d friend of De
troit and Miss Carrie O’Neill of
Goderich visited last week with
relatives here.
Rev. Kevin Sheridan, C.R., of
Hamilton is visiting at the home
of his motheT, iMm. Mary Sheri
dan. ■ ?..,■•
Rev. P. Sheridan, C.R., also vis
ited with his relatives here dur
ing the past week.
Mr. jack Kinney Jr. of Detroit
spent the week-end at the home
. „QCMr._and_Mrs^J._Kinney._-m„„
Word wUs received here yest
erday of the death of Mrs. John
M. Dalton of Timmins. Mr. Fra^k
Dalton left this morning to. at
tend the funeral iA Timmins,
x Mr. and Mrs. Don, Frayne spent
the week-end with relatives in
London and Kinkora.
Mrs. Jos. Fitzpatrick is visifing
this week in Kitchener, t
Miss Ann. MoOre,- her sisters
Marjory and Mary Martha, and
brother Jimmy of Detroit are'
holidaying at the home of their
grandmother, Mfs. . M a r t h a
O’Neill. ,
We are plea&ed to, learn that
David O’Neill; son of Mr. and
Mrs. James O’Neill who has been,
in Goderich hospital with an in
jured leg, will be permitted to
return to hiss home here.
Mr, and* Mrs. Jos. O’Brien and
Jamily_ofjG.oderich^spent_.Sunday.
with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Whitmore of
Washington, D.C:, are holidaying
at a cottage .here. ?.
.‘ On Wednesday, July 14th at 8
p.m. Most Rev; J. C, Cody, Bishop
of London, confirmed 35 , of the
children of St. Joseph’s Parish?
Rev. . j. McCormick, who accom
panied the Bishop, ^pnducted the
oral examination preceding the
ceremony. ’Assisting His Excel!?
^Jicyuti^hb^dnun^^
sacrament wefe Rev. M. J?Da!-
ton, .JRey?Fr, Yacks, S.E.M. ?and..
Hev. E. Toth.. . ■
After’ tlie Ceremony Solemn’
Benediction was given With Rev.
Fr. Schnarr, CJR? as.. celebrant,
Hev. S. Toth as deacon and Rev..
J. Graham as sub-deacon.
The children confirmed were:
Patricia Allen, Audrey:.’Austin,
Alice Dalton, Brian Dalton, Dan-
MONUMENTS / •
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ny Dalton, Kathleen Dalton, Ter
ry Dalton, Maurice Dalton, Don
ald Drennan, Mary Lou Drennan,
Patricia Drennan, Arthur Bow
ler r James Bowler, Dean Bowler, ■ ■
Kenneth Fitzpatrick, Donna Ho
gan, Kerry Hogan, Thomas Ho
gan, Patricia Martin, Peter Mar
tin, .Theodore Martin, Elaine McG
inty re, Laurence McIntyre, Bern
adette Meyer, Gerald Myers^ Ron
ald Myers, EdWard O’Neill, Ger-
aTdO’Neill? JosephO’Neiir,Mary
Ellen O’Neill, Patrick O’Neill,
Keith Valad, John Van Osch, Ei-
lean VaSsella, Linda Vassella.
Sister Maureen-and Sister Au
gustine, who have been teaching
at Summer School here for the
past three weeks, returned- to
London. Prior to their departure
the Sisters with the Confirma
tion' class and Other children of
the parish and their parents en
joyed a very pleasant picnic at
the lake on Thursday afternoon. *
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AT WOODSTOCK WEDDING
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Salkeld and
Miss Emma McCluskey .attended .
the- Geoghegan-Thompsbn wed
ding in'Woodstock on Saturday.
The groom is Bob Geoghegan, son
of Canon and Mrs. J. ,H. Geo
ghegan, formerly of Lucknow.
The ceremony was performed in
"New “Str“T3auFs““Church7™“Wood:r“"~“
stock, by Canon Geoghegan.
Field Tomatoes 23c, 2 lbs. 45 c
Large Size' • •
Head Lettuce 13c, 2 for 25c
Large Size Cukes .... 10c each
Large Size
Cabbage ............ 13 c, 2 for 25c
Raspberries, pint,, •fc •
Sunkist Oranges, 288’s
Sunkist Oranges, 220’s
Loose Bananas, lb. ......
BunchBananas,! br~.“
Kam, tin
Heinz Catsup .
New Potatoes
Sugar, bag ....
Mushrooms
Radishes
, B. C. Apples
... 29c
39c
? 55c
... 10c
•n 19c
___ . ..................42c
Tomato Juice, 28 oz. tin 25c
25c
....... 10 lbs. 59c
......;......... §8.io
Green Onions
Pears /
Black Currants
Lucknow
Market
“If it Grows We Have it*