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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-09-17, Page 24McKAY'S FRUIT MARKET SH0P'NK:=SAn4===-5284420 .• MAPLE LEAF Golden Fry Sausage 1 CAMPBELL'S Tomato Soup OLD SOUTH 61/4 OZ. Orange Juice SCHNEIDER'S Crispy Flake Voortman Cookies Coke REG. $1.19 lb. $1.09 24 - 10 OZ. CANS $4.49 5 for $1.00 REG. 29c 25c EG. 73c Now 59c 2 for $1.00 KRAFT SMOOTHY Peanut Butter McICENNERICIC'S Chocolate Chips 3 LB. REG. $2.57 Now $2.29 REG. $1.02 Now 89c WE HAVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES THE LIJcICNOW SENTINEL, IIMCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER It 1975 r. STARTING AT k7 P.M. AND Wednesday Morning, September 24 All interested persons are asked to drop in at' that time We have a wide range of weights of cloth, colours and stylings for suits and jackets - FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE PHONE ASHTON'S 528.2126 PON MEN! A REPRESENTATIVE FROM _CANADIAN CLOTHIERS_ WILL BE Ar ASHTON'S Tuesday Evening, September 23 T©. measure men's suits. and jackets and to adiise on Stylings,:ColOurs, etc. its a great offer that only happens once a year. Scrubbabk. washable, pre-pasted Sunworthy wallcoverings. Do your walls .. and your wallet a favor. Buy three single rolls,and get the fourth roll absolutely FREE! Gnly durnig SunworthYS'"Decorama Days" Take advantage of this offer now It ends October 2,1975.. sito qv's dry mT dwetka ask a strtiapaee vt " hallableat 430,. paructuating OPP•dirAkila SunnArinvdaliers. vAIV ASHT N'S Ladies' and Men's Wear Jim ancl.Syke Sutherland Lucknow Phone 528-2126 Save 25% during Sun'worthy's "Decorama CUSHIONFLOR AND I. t. roaa • DRAPERIES compurrie mat tealltefailIG FINLAY NCORA11014 Clobitio WALLPAPER AND C.I-L PAINTS Phowee St844$4 Guide & Brownie Registration Held Registration for Lucknow Girl Guides and Brownies was held Thursday evening in the Town Hall. Nine Guides- and 'Brownies registered. Following registration a meeting . of the parents was conducted by Mrs._ Bruce Raynard, chairman of .the Parents' Commit- tee. ' Mrs. Don ,Cameron, secretary treasurer, read the minutes and You can wallpaper your home or any room in it, for a lot 'es than it v..ould normally cost And you can do it with fabulous Sunworthy "Yes-You. Can wallcovenngs. Now, while t he offer lasts.' Sunworthy-gives you the ayles, the colors, and the prices! Every style of popular wallcovermg imaginable from these popular Sunworthy books: Dip'n*Do.kffY. Nice'n'Easy. Colonial Homestyles. Encore. Glide. 5unvinyl: Trend, Young el' Fanciful. Velvelure and Murals. curs-rim THAT 4 Mrs. Sarah Hamilton of Lucknow was the winner -of $234 in a' "Share-The-Wealth" game at the Mildmay Rotary Bingo. Mrs. Joan Robinson won $40 in a regular game. THAT - With the, Bob Street bridge in Lucknow washed out by recent floods, the organization of the Luckow Fall Fair parade Saturday has been juggled slightly. As in past years, children with trikes, bikes and doll buggies are request- ed to join the parade at the Fina garage corner. The girls entering the 'beauty queen contest will meet at the public school, Bands and floats will gather at Jim Boyle's lot at the east end of town. On this basis, anyone viewing the parade should be west of the Fina corner or there may be parts of the parade missed. THAT Charlie Webster, chairman of the .Miss Midwestern Ontario contest at the Lucknow Fall Fair since its inception, reports the largest number of entries this year in the ten year history of the contest. The event is slated for Lucknow Fall Fair this Saturday, September 20th. THAT An old copy of the Farmer's Advocate, dated February 11, 1904, was recently brought to The Sentinel by Harry Lavis of Luck- now. The magazine is in amazingly good condition and contains a wealth of interesting and, nowa- days amusing, advertisements. One • such advertisement was for electric foot batteries, 50c a pair, stating that "More people die every year in consequence of cold feet and limbs than any other cause". A herb company in Toronto was advertising their herbs' which would cure' Constipation, Rheumatism, Sick Headaches, Dyspepsia, Nervous Troubles, Kid- ney Disorder, Liver Complaint, Stomach Trouble, Female Com- plaints, Catarrh, Neuralgia and all skin diseases. , $1 would buy enough to keep youin shape for 200 days. As well, of course, the magazine had many fine articles and advertisements of the latest in farm sales and products. Harry Lavis stored the magazine in a colony house he uses as a tool shed behind his home and /which came to town .when Harry sold the farm. According to Harry, the magazine is 20 days older than he is. MacKENZIE - EARLE Mrs. Hilda Earle, Toronto, is pleased to announce the forthcom-. ing marriage of her daughter, Susan Virginia, to Robert John MacKenzie, son of Mr. and, Mrs. Robert C. MacKenzie, Lucknow. The marriage will take place Saturday. October' 18, • 1975 at 5 o'clock in • St. John's United Church Georgetown. C.G.I.T. NEWS Lucknow, C.G.I.T. is now meet- ing on Monday evenings in the United Church. At the first meeting held September $, twenty- one girls enjoyed an identity and matching game led by leader Elizabeth Ritchie. The girls shared their Jamboree pictures. Nancy Brown came to lead the group in a sing song and Mary Nelson gave the meditation "The ceremonies the new member Debra World Is Mine". After opening Arnold and new leaders Mary Nelson and Nancy Ritchie 'were introduced. Leader Laura Lee Cayley led the business part of the meeting.. The membership fee is $3.00 and this goes to the Ontario C.G.I.T. committee for its work. A few used middies are available and a pattern is ordered, to make the new style middy. The group discussed studying Women of the Bible and the Church for Bible Study, showing movies for children, collecting used toys, visiting shut- ins and craft ideas. Joanne Ritchie who recently returned from Provincial C.G.I.T.. Camp Council told of her exper- iences there and shared all the books, crafts.and ideas she brought back for the group. October 12 to 19 will he 60th anniversary week for C.G.I.T. and the girls will be doing the Thanksgiving service at South Kinloss Presbyterian Church. All former C.G.I.T. members and interested people of the community are to be invited to attend. At this week's meeting' a new executive was .chosen. Joanne Ritchie is president and Irene R-eitknecht will be vice president for the group. Secretary will be Susan Thottipson and Lynn Elphick is treasurer. The girls worked on decorations for their Fall Fair float and the meeting was closed with taps. 4-H Junior Day At Western Fair On Friday, September 5th, 123 4-H Homemaking Club girls from the counties in Southwestern Ontario participated in the Junior Day at the Western Fair in London. The girls who attended from Huron County from this immediate area were: Janet Cook, R. R. I Beigrave; Betty Sowerby, R. R-. 4 Goderich; Brenda Arnold, R. R. 2 Lucknow; Susan Fuller. R. R. 2 Goderich; Rosemary Kieffer, R. R. 2 Tees- water; Kathy Willits, R. R. 1 Wingham. A program was planned to include a variety of topics - a panel and discussion on women and their roles, *a fashion show. And a craft session featuring paper clip jewel- lery, yarn flowers, Gods Eyes and Macrame plant hangers. The highlight of the evening was a joint banquet With the Agricul- tural dub members at the Top-of- the-Fair Clubhouse. Club mem- bers also had the opportunity to view the evening grandstand show. gave the treasurer's report. Every mother present donated one dollar toward the coming year's expenses rather than having a project such as a bake sale. A' thank-you note was received from Lorna Boyle for the donation towards her Guiding on the Move project. Mrs. Raynard asked that the mothers co-opei•ate with the •Guid; ers. guide leader Mrs. Don Thompson and Brownie leaders . Mrs. Lloya Nicholson •ancl Mrs. David Kirkland were present. to answer any questions the mothers had./ ;,•73',';;;;;4,:g!'n)