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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOV:". .QT.TrAn.10
riday, 11.3t
Carruther's Orchestra — Admission. elk
Lupch Counter Iloinemade Pies
Age ,25' Over 25 Years
Prettiest Cotton Dress'
Prettiest Home Sewn Cotton Press
Dress Parade•at 11.00 p.m.
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,YEARS' MARRIED
166,16,6,1661,16
LucknoW Presbyterian W.M.S. .. church member"; and was:assist.,
I's MoFaylaw gave the ' story
frain the 'Mission. study, "They
dance of 23, Mrs. M. Henderson Reach fc., Life; which told of
presided at the meeting' and Mrt. .the Christian College. in Assam
',Anderson read the scriPture and
XT. and Mari, Sam Swan for-
merly,. of pungannon,, celebrated
their 37th wedding anniversary
on Monday, 'April 2. Mrs. Swan
was the fermer Clara _Culbert,
daughter • Of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Culbert. This highl
ly-esteemed couple started mar-
ried life On the farm of the late
Hugh, Shields of Cransford, later
moving to the chopping mill
Which they purchased from Alex
Mowbray and .is now ownect•bY
len Hodge..
A •trafisaction from the. :farm
to' the stdre of Bary,eill'releaven
ed a (chopping Mill for, the: last
' The ;family pf four daughters.
_children were present for the oc-
casion. They are as follors: Mrs:
'Harvey Mple (Belle) of Dungan-
non; Mrs. glohn S. MacDdliald
(Doris). Of -Ripley; MiS, Stewart
MacDonald (Winnifred) of 'Rip-
IeY; Mrs. Ernest IVIerltley.
of Wroxeten Mr. and Mit. Swan
were presented' With an electric
carne true. Mrs. Henderson read
Mrs. •Cook.• Mrs. H. Agnew gave an Easter .poem entitled "So did.
the Bible' study. Mrs. Henderson •
announced .1 hat the Easter
Thankoffering meeting 'is to be.
en. Friday evening, :April 1.3th
and. the guest ' speaker is to be
- MS. Wilson of Port ,Elgin. The.
Supply secretary arranged for
making a heavy quilt' for ...the
bale, • and it -Was decided. to, ans-
wer roll call at the May . meet- •an inSight into the Work of' ed -
1 mg the Magazine. After sing-
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the May meeting the St. Auxil-
iary will entertain 'the. Mission
Mason had charge df ,the to,pic
I". „Miss Mary (MacLeod con -
for three months, whith took the
form .of a radio broadcast, with
missionaries apd W.M.S., workers
being' impersonated by Auxiliary,
.memberS. Miss MacLeed- herself
Impersonated aVIrs: 'Gould, the
Glad Tidings' editor; `and gave. us
ing "Jesus keep us near the
Cross", 1Mrs. C. Agnew closed. the
meeting..with prayer.
Variety giveS" life its spice, but
"What does . mean '• to be a Monotony provides the. groceries.
Their youngest, daughter and
marked. .their -12th
wedding anni•VerAar,y,_-_on April
'Their friends ibin •exten&
ing congratulations and best
wishes. "
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WEDNESDAY; APRIL 13h, 1956;
Save p $100
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Frigidaire, General Electric' andi-PhPco, •
ReftigOratots
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an
or, Easy, Beatty and Simplicity
Washers
AUTOMATIC WASHERS from $259.00. 1
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ectric
Radio
TAKING .COURSE LN- TORONTO
Douglas Haldenby, ,who ;hag
cOmpleted, his. first. year as an
Don•ald's.Garage; is presently, at-
tending the Previncial•,Institute
of Trades in .Toronth 'for, a two
months'. period.:
The apprenticeship for •Mech-
anicS is five years, .and. Dbug
re.quired 'to go back. ,to Toronto'
for more training • in this line
,during his fourth year.
re Are Just
Gerber's Baby ,Ceres1s, 8 oz. 'Pkg. 130
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Mazola Salad Oil, 16 oz. bottle .: 39c-.
Shirriff's Lemon Pie Filling , • -FACE-ELL. TISSUE
Miracle Whip SALAD DRESSING
Ivory . Snow large pkg. 41c ., ,
Thiz, large likg. 41e Cigarette Stand For .Only 99c
S Cheer, large pkg. . "U . ' 26" all metal Cigarette Stand for only 99c
with each $5.00 purchase
Je11-0, all varieties ,
Wagstaffe Orange and Grapefruit _ Red & White Prepared Mustard, 6.0i. 2 for '23e,
Marmalade, 24 oz. jar ' ' 29c Red & White Jelly Powders '', 3 for , 25c
Royal Instant Puddings, Pkg. deal .., '2 for 20c : G.M. Krun-Chee Peanut Butter; 16 oz. jar 3'7c
Canada, Brand Vinegar, white, 16 oz. jar .... 19c • Circus Brand Piire peanut Butter, 4 lb:, ' _.,.
CAMPBELL'S SOUP FESTIVAL, , - • Seleated .Golden Ripe Bananas,' . . . ."., 2 lbs. 37c
Vegetable - Vegetarian Vegetable .... 3 for 35c Juicy sweet Sunkist, Oranges,' 288's, doz. ,... 39c
Vegetable Beef - Chicken Gumbo .... 2 for 35c Solid heads tender Iceberg. Lettuce' 2. for' 33e
, • Tender vitamin-ey new green Cabbage, .1b. 9e
, Easterri Canada No; 1 Potatoes, 10' lb. bag 53e
KAM LUNCHEON MEAT
12 oz..tin 35c
_LOOK FRO: 0:1.kCKW-RDS
'THROUGH THE SENTINEL. FILES
Year, Ag° 1' years as -president of' the . Agri -
At. sepond nothination meet,- cultural Society and Was suc-
ing: Robert Rae qualified to fill ceedecl McQuillin:
cation.. J. L. MaoMillan and. ing the f011owing students at
W. Smith had qUalified follow- Paramotint school: Bertha 'Clerk-
ing the firSt., meeting, • .. ' son, Annie. Pickering,. Rae Me- •
Rexford Ostrander .was ap-, Diarmid, 'Jennie Towle, . Sadie .
of Teeswater United Church. , ianey Ketchabaw, Harold • Ma-'
Constable W. J. Douglas ten- Donald, Annetta Towle, 'William
dered his resignation. ,Ketchabaw, Ada Pickering, Jack
Kenzie FoSter edged. Richard Hiblben, Verna Harnilton, 'Nelson
ElliOtt by two votes fer the
Bruce County Wardenship:
Ashfield Township ratepayers
in the Western DivisiOn of the
ToWnship had only two. more
payments:. 'to retire the, debt ef
the ill-fated:'West Shore Electric
Railway. They had been paying
apprOXirnately a 5 -mill levy for
forty years and- on the average
100:acre faivii this amounted A°
.abOut $20' a year. of the West Wawanosh Insurance
Raynard, Ellen K.ethhabaW, Hel-
en McDonald, Borothy.Pickering, ,
daman . Hamilton, Annie„ Mc-
Donald,' Pearl Raynard, ' Ernest
Faulkner, Harry Hibben, Annie
Ketchabaw, Hazel Raynal-d, Fred
Martins,: Alvin -MaCDonald.:
Fifty Yeats Ago:
. John 03allintyrie. was president
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werity years Ag .icy , holders.. Losses -d i
president of the •Agricultural
Society succeeding' Jake Hunter.
ored. at. a banquet in LuclinoW
in recognitiOn.of having:had the
grand, Championship steer at the
Royal.• It sold for 75c a', poiind.
Sani IVIurchisozi was master of
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Thirty Years Ago.
.Electians wer6, 'fought 'in the
with the following boards elect-,
ed: Ashfield, Reeve John, D. Par-
rish; deputy 'reeVe John Carner-
on;• :Councillors Thomas 'Ander:
son, Win. J. Black, Alex Hackett;
Kinloss,.Reeve Jos. Tiffin; coun-
West Wawariosh; Reeve Albert
Johnston; Couneillors H.
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cauSed by lightning:
The. "Cdngrarn property" Was
purchased for. ,the Site of •tbe '
new. town hall at the 'price' of.
Mrs. John McDonald, formerly
Alice McGuire, died at' her home
•George Webster died 'in' Tor-
onto in this. 23rd year. He was
employed with the. T, Eaton Co.
He 'was the eldest sow of .1*.
West .Waviiandsh..,
The. death 'occurred of" ances •
Ganes, 'youngest daug 'ter • de
Kinloss.
Wm. Connell waS advertising •
a $50 Coon coat for $39.00,
". Wheat was 16c, oats 33c, bar -
ley 42c, eggs and butter 17c, .
• The barn on the. farm of Wm.
'Carr, Wm,... MacPherson, William :Secipeterys liint.e.Ash,lieeld was ' destr.op,
Forty Years Aso
A petition circulated in Luck -
now was signed .._by 91 percent
Of ,those qealified to• sign same,
mem to pass a prohibiliiiii-ravic
'The. enliStngent of Roy Paton,
(Cecil Ailiadieton and Alex Henry
raised to 22 the•nurnher -who had
joined 'the 'armed forei
3c1hri McDonagh, a native of
wlio carne to Canada• at
the :age of 16 with his Darenti
in 1834; died at "his home, Con.
,Q,4t4NNutvtlzuis, 12, AShfield, in his 92fid year:
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soK9.0otle 411/It c,CNlaibn tloenf, t atten.d
hieisitrfaodr 6'
dthiererewecoG.rPsr,r1Jsam,rrieellts:Jiler.byrisifto-hil.(..,11,11Pa.sm°11es:'
Purves, James, $utheriand, Mat: -
T. W. Ilildredt local corriag0
maker,. moVed to St. Thomas to
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