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GIRLS' and ' BOYS' COATS -- 2 to . '3$
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Sizes :
ut GIRLS' COATS ,4 to 6x:.
Values from '$9.95 to $1 7.95.
is . ,Reduced to Two Low Prices of $6.95 and $9.95..
: REVERSIBLE COATS "for Boys and Girls
■` In Sizes :4 to 6x and 8 to 14,' In Stock.
▪ BOYS' SPORTCOATS 4 to 6x
■< Values to 9.9.5 ON.E PRICE $5.95.
■ GIRLS' WOOLEN COATS — Sizes 8 to 14x..
20: to ;50% OFF.
▪ BOYS' COATS -- . A group ;of boys sport .coats;
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8,•to .16. REDUCED 331/a%6 50%
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WEDNESDAY', APRIL ath, 1964
AGENT -FOR KINCARDINE CLEANERS
Fe. Pick -Up and Delivery rMonday: and Tti
Ladies' and Men's Wear
• PHONE 528-2126
Luclaow
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WARBLE FLY SPRAYING
STARTS FRIDAY IN ' ' `'•
WEST WAWANOSH
Victor Errington announces:: that
Warbfe ' Fly spraying ' will offic-
ially . start in West Wawanosh
'Township .on ' Friday,, April 10th.'
Spraying ra will P reseed from the:
North , . end : this . year, starting at
Alex 'Inglis ..farm and west along
Highway 86. ;. There are three
weeks .between ,the : required two
/ sprays.. The second one, will have
to start . by about May 1st and be.
completed by May 9th or 10th:.
. ' -Lewis Bl e., is the sprayman
and Victor Errington. the insp c
tor.
` The 'lo ;ality in which they will
be .each day 'will be announced
on CKNX-Radio each morning.
about 7:35:.
THAT a Palmerston lady, was the
winner of about:' $90 at
.bingo here the Le-
gion last � . Thursday.
THAT baton classes are resum
wg this Saturday at Lucknow
District: High School for juniors,
beginners:. and. seniors.
THAT' word' from . John : Loney;
federal member of parliament
for Bruce, advises» us that the
lowest » tender quotation of .$2,-
291:30
$2,291»30 by Percy Speers, Winton
(slip, ferry wharf. at Tobermory)
hasreceived final approval by
the Department of Public Works.
Construction isexpected to
commence in :mid . April.
THAT at. the ..United Church Wo-
men Presbyterial meeting held
in Walkerton last week, ' Luck -
now United Church. . was rep-
resented 'by • Mrs. H. W. Strapp,
-Miss Ada Webster; Mrs. George
Whitby; Mrs. Kenneth Camer-
on, Mrs. . Garfield » MacDonald,:
Mrs. Omar ' Brooks, Mrs. Wm:
Wherry,Mrs. Ken .Murdie: ' The
chief speaker : was `:Mrs." Percy
Chalmers of Niagara Falls,
president of Hamilton "Confer -
mice U.C.W.
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RATHWELL '.S'HOE
Lucknow, Ontario
uckno.w
YOUR "LOWEST PRICES' FOODLAND
y Th,e'Seflt'in'ei
THAT' Lucknow Peewees. last , a
4-1 decision . to . Virginiatown in
,the Young Canada hockey tour-
nament. "C" series in Goder-
ich on Friday.
THAT a ' couple of members of
the Teeswater. Artificial Ice
Committee were ' 'in Lucknow
last week, seeking information
. as to, how the 'campaign for ice
was 'conducted: in Lucknow. They
plan tolaunch their, .campaign
during the week of April 13th.
THAT The Chesley Enterprise
noting local donations to. the,
Easter seal fund , as having re-
' cently reached the $900, • pointed
outthat at a .comparative date•
donations in. Chesley were only
• about $350..
THAT if Judy 'Dorscht calls at
The Sentinel she can pick, up her.
' lost. wallet. -There's • been an-.
' .others purse. at, The Sentinel Of-
fice for .some '.time. Its'` a' red
Burse with. a small. change
purse, but no identification,
THAT Mrs. John :Erdman. of Walk-.
erton, Division Commissioner, of
• Girl Guides,_ will; address -a
meeting ''of the Local Associa-
tion on . Monday evening .in the.
= Town . Hall . to which all= inter-
• . 'ested : ladies are' .invited...'
THAT. afiong . `former residents
visiting here et the week -end and
attending the .:dedication of •the
memorial' organ at St.' Peter's'
Anglican. Church were: 'Mr.. And
Mrs; Sam. McQuillin,. John, David
'and Bill of Galt; •Mr. and Mrs.
.• Allan' Durnin and Mr: • and; Mrs..
Wilbert Durnin and Janet of Lon-.
don; Mrs. Verna Myers of Kit-
chener; • Mr. and Mrs.; Tom Mac-
Pherson of Teeswater; Mr. and
Mrs.. Ivan. `McCabe ; of Windsor
and. Mr.: and -;Mrs: ' Carl Johnston -
.,of Bluevale: •'
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THAT: Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wareing
of, Hamilton Were week -end visit
ors with relative's in the cornmun-
ity.
Bill who is engaged in con-
struction work is on an enforced
holiday with' a broken left; hand.
Mr. and ' Mrs: Wareing had a
trip to England last "year. It was.
Bill's first return to'" -his' home-
land since leaving there Some :37
years ago. His aged parents who
reside -in Liverpool still enjoy
good health and.are quite active.
THAT Saturday's 'Free Press car-
. ried ' a photo story of the On-
' taro " Agricultural 'College • and
associated colleges, which' short
ly, will become known ' as the
University . of Guelph: N. ' • Il.
Richards of Paramolint is .Dean
of the Agricultural. College:.
THAT Bali» Mole of ;:'Dungannon
• willmove . this week . to, the 100.
acre farm he recently purchas
from Norman. Rivett located
on. the 6th concession of Ash-
field. Norman has moved: to 'St,
' _ Marys where . he will operate a
service station. Bob's house in
Dungannon will .be. for' sale..
Supreme• . Brand
Mixed . Ci
e Sale
Schneiders 1 %Z lbs. .
Picnic Pork Shoulder
Heinz Brand ' .5 -oz.
Baby. Food Sale.
Tenderflake
Pure - Laid Sale..
SAVE 16c
pkgsl 89C
SAVE 20c
i $1,09
SAVE 17c
tins 1.
SAVE rte:
3 Ibs. 59c
iscou nt Brand . 100 x' .2 cup size 'SAVE '.1 Oc'
69c
cello pkg.
Tea lags S�
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With $5.00 Cash Purchase HalfGallon, SAVE 2 4c
69c
Meadow Gold ice Cream
We Sell: For Less
Phone. Lucknow 528-3420
Values '.Ef fective
:April 9,10, 11.
THAT Gordon Wall of: Kinloss was
a .recent winner of . a pick -a -prize
draw in a contest being. icon-
ducted ' by . Teeswater., merchants.
THAT .Kinloss Central . 'Public
School » Board is still advertis-
ing for 'a male principal to suc-
ceed John Bushell» who resigned
several weeks' ago.
Tf L4T Lucknow Boy Scouts held
a-. successful : paper.. collection
last . Thursdaywith' about 13
tons being picked up.
THAT the top cow '`:at 'the farm
auction of Cliff Geddes .of Reids
Corners went .for $410 ' with her
month old heifer calf .selling for
$153. 'Fifteen . cows averaged
$315. Lorne'. Henry of "Wood-
stock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mel
Henry. of Reids Corners, has
purchased the Geddes farm and:
will move in shortly. Mr. and
Mrs. Geddes ;are :•moving . to Kin-
cardine. Emile MacLennan was
auctioneer, at . the sale. '
THAT Buttons Meat Market have
• installed a new refrigerator
countermaking ., the addition to
their present equipment the first
of the week.
THAT Gerald Lundy of Ingersoll
commenced work at the local
Bank of Montreal ' ,this " Week:
Mrr 'mand---Mrs: B�II Robb -°will`-"
move . to' Chatsworth where Bili
has been appointed with .the
bank and; Mr.. • and Mrs..Lundy
will occupy. the apartment (in'
main street being vacated h by
the' Robbs. •
THAT there were ' 13 tables• play-
• ing euchre at the', final card
party for 'this season in St.
Augustine last Wednesday night.
The high prizes went to Mrs,
Mary Chisholm " and' ; Edward
• . Brophy; Mrs. Art Eggleston and
Johny MacInnes were second'
and the door . prize to.
_Mrs., George:: Hallam.
THAT another list of donations
to :the Lucknow and District
Lions Club Crippled Children
Fund appears in this issue. Don-
ations to the fund at the end
of 'the • week total "$1,040.
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'THAT Mrs. J. If. Geogheg an, Mr.
And .Mrs ',Beverly .Whitehead.
(Eileen . Geoghegan) and. ' their
three • sonsS..Pet, :Mike and; Tim-
othy all of 'Woodstock. •.attended
the • dedication• service , .at St.
Peters on Sunday ;Mrs. ;Geogh-
egan
Geogh-egan was the guest of . Miss
Emma McCluskey.' The ; late Rev.
Geoghegan, whose ?deathoccur
red over seven years, ago, . was
rector:at' St. Peter's Parish. from
1932 until 1937.
THAT; Mr. and ' Mrs. Don Strang -
hen and three,''children Glenda
11, ` Kenneth '6 and Barbara, : 4
moved ' -from ''Brucefield: 1 a st
week . to the residence. of Harold
Greer east ..of Iucknow. ' Mr.
• Straughan is. Section foreman , at
the • CNR. w
THAT Gerald Walters 'of Ashfield
has moved to . Goderich . to take
' up. residence. Gerald recently
held ' an auction.. saleof ins
equipment. ,The home 200: acres
lies: 'been sold to John Plaster ,
of Toronto through ` Paul- S.
Starr 'Real:. Estate: The other..
' 100 acreshas ben sold to •Clarke _
Zinn and is. located 'right' be. -
side Clarke, . ,
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Notice To The
CITIZENS OP LUCKNOW
•'ANYONE
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of Having family Coverage
for
Hospitalization, , etc
Under Ontario Hospital Services Commission
PLEASE NOTIFY AT ONCE,'
1 9EORGE W. JOYNT
,, k,,,, REEVE and 'W1�•Lp`ARE. OFFICER, L'UC,KNOW
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