The Lucknow Sentinel, 1952-01-17, Page 2PAGE: TWO
THE' LUCKNO'W 'SENTINEL, LUCKNQW, ONTARIO
KINLOUGH.
Winners of the 1951 School
Forestry Competition have been
announced this • week,' Mr. J. C.
Jackson, Zone Forester ,..has.. rcis-
sued-the
s-_
sued the fallowing-: --1-st;- ,S,�.S, Na._
3, taught by Mrs. McInnes, $8.00;
2nd, S.S. No. 2, taught. by Miss.
K Gibson, $5;00; 3rd, S.s; No. 1,
taught by 'Mrs. Young, $2,00. The
pupils participated in ,the plant-
ing of, trees; on- t h
each
Later, Mr. Jackson visited
school, judged. leaf displays, sand
conducted ar} 'oral questionnaire
on :the value of reforesting waste
areas, windbreaks and the re-
-trees.. Pu
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a . rt
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e
11 -5176 -been very interested in this.
work. and we offer thern,our con
•gratulations„'
Mr: . Glen.. Hodgins returned.
home ,,from , visiting with London
fends
Mr. and .Mrs. Harold Percy and
family visited recently with 4r,
and Mr; .Elson Arnold, Bervie.
is Winnie Perc R.N. of
lVts* W y�
Woodstock,. visited during the
Mrs. Wm.
week, with her mother,
Percy and. oilier relaties here.
Mrs...C�eorge Haldenby was l os-
tess to the Sr; Women's Auxiliary
on • Thursday afternoon. ° Mrs.
Toni Hodgins presided. The,hymn
"Jesus Shall Reign” .and pryers
opener e
Hodgins read the scripture,. The'
word .tor the roll call was "Bless-
ed", Minutes, ,and business .fol-,
lowed. Plans. were made for a.
congregational, ' pot luck supper
and program on. Thursday even -
annual Vestry Meeting. A quilt
was then quilted, to. be forwarded
to an Indian Mission The Rev
THUR..SDAY, JANUAW 17, 1902
H, E.
Janke closed the meetin
. , and refreshments
were served by: the h`t stess, .
On Sunday, Mr. Harry i.e11
c 1ebrated' his 87th birthday. He
,is eipyin4 fair health., and ►best
wishes., go to him at this. time,. '
n Mrs. �owai°d Thom
l
• and H
p.
th:e. son._si�.ent:S.unday -with Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Percy.
. .rave o renewed your s.ub-
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Real Values! Quality Merchandise!
4
. We have marked. down to a fraction of their former selling ,
' prices an seasonable items. so necessar..y for you and: yours,
and, feel, certan: that you 'will make substantial savings on
your purchases here. Come . to the store. 'and, be convinced. '.
Men's Yama .Cloth
PYJAMAS
Reg. $5.25.
Sale'.
Boys'.
COMB I NATIONS
Mason Knit.
y .
Long Sleeve, . L.ong °Leg
Sale $,
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"•9
STA'NFIELD'S:
SHIRTS
and
.DRAWERS
• Red : Label.
10 PERCENT OFF
iiii�i� ii•i-iiiiiriiiiii-iii=iiiii=�
site Blankets1
\.
,` Ibex and . Kingscot
� . Size 70 ;.z.-./.90. . •?..'
White . with Borders..
\Csrey , with 'Borders.:
.M •c
1
Sal a Price
a.
442 Gauge
45 Gauge -
!•
size
Stock Up and Save
od These:. •
lanke�
6.0 x-80.'
Sale Price
6. inches wide, Good' Weight:
Reg. 59'c''
Penman's Heavy' 'Wool
Ribbed .
UNDERWEAR
for Men.
Shirts and Drawers
3..
Each
hildren's - Cotton
ANKLETS:
15,c . Pair
Misses'.
Short: Sleeves.
Pure Wool
Color.. Green, Rose,.
White.
Sale Price,
STAN•FIELD'S
SHIRTS
•
:and.
DRAINERS,
Blue Label.'
10 PERCENT OFF
ens r ress
OAC KS
Fine Wool
Sale gC) r
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LUCITE BRIEFS
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Medium as Smal
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