The Lucknow Sentinel, 1961-01-25, Page 3•
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'''YWNNSPAY:; • JAN..: 25th, 961
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WHITE CROSS COLOURED TISSUE
• Save, 9c . , 4 rol's, 49c
GREEN GIANT NIBLETS'. CORN
14. ozSave 10c .. 3 fin 49c
CHAMPION DOG FOOD
••2C off pack, -Save 19c; 15 oz.,5 for 49c
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KLEENEX TISSUES" • .
• Chubby.' or Regular, Save ,7c, '3 for '49c
WHITE CROSS WHITE TISSUE
Save 9c „ 4:•for 4• 9c
HABITANT VEGETABLE SOUP
Save 5C, 28 'oz. • ▪ . 3 for 49c
HABITANT PEA 'SOUP
Save 5c, 28 oz.. 3 for' 49c
'CLARK'S "BEANS WITH PORK
• Sal:re:7c,, 15 oz... . . • . . 7 'for 98c
YORK. STEWS ." •• •
Save 9c, 15 'oz. tins , 2' for 49c
-HEINZ BABY'. FOODS
Save 5c, 5 for • 49c
COMET. CLEANSER,
'3C %off :'patk, Save16c . . . . 3 :for' 49c ,
TREND DETERGENT
'Save 10c, 12 oi. . 2 'for 49C'
KELLOGG'S . CORNFLAKES, 'save 9c
Redeem your -8C; coupon, 12 oz.., 2149C
CULVERHOUSE BEETS OR CARROTS
Di ed, Save 54 20 oz. . . : .4 tor 49c
GOLD REEF' PINEAPPLE •
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Sliced 5,2O.oz. . 2 for ; 49c
LiEF3Y'S .FCY FRUIT' COCKTAIL
Save. 9c, 15 oz. „..' . ,,,2 for ;49c
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CANADIAN WHITE BEA/1S
' , Hand picked', Save 5c lb. . . 4 for 49c ,
SUIVSPUN ICE CREAM,
• Pints . .•2 ,for 49c
GE. LAMP BULBS, 25-40-60 watt
Save 26c . . . ...;„ . .. 3 for 49c
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CHOCOLATE BARS, 'Longfellow
10c size, Save 11c 6 for, 49e
R&W JELLY POWDERS
Save loc • • • . , 7 feir 49c
R&W PEANUT BUTTER, Save 9c
Homogenized, 9. oz. tumblers, 2 for 49c
JOHNSON'S BABY POWDER
Save 26c large ....... 49c
AYLMER CHOICE WAX BEANS
20. oz. : . 3 for 49c
BAKERY.. FEATURE
WESTON LEMON JELLY ;ROLLS
• Reg; -390, each •. . 35c.
FROZEN- FOOD FEATURES
LIBBY'S :WHOLE KERNEL'.coRN
113.. poly ... . 49C
2LIE1BY'S GREEN PEAS,, 2 lb.; poly • 49c
MEAT FEATURES
SWIFT'S TABLE READY MEATS ,
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(Macaroni and Cheese _
(Veal, Pork & Chicken Loaf
• (Pickle & Pimento'
(Dutch Loaf
'6 oz., sliced, your choice . . 2 .frir .49c
Swift's Fully Cooked Picnics, lb, ... 49c
GRADE A CHICKENS
Ready For The Oven, lb. .... 35c
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FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ,
MARSH SEEDLESS.'GRAPEFRUIT.
Fl id G cr Si •• 10 fo 49
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CALIFORNIA NAVEL ORANGES
Sweet, 138 size . . • 12 for 49c
SPY AND MacINTOSH AF'F'LES
Crisp, Jtecy, 5 ib. \Poly bag
SPY AND :MacINTOSH APPLES
Bushell . . . . $3.49
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59c
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FOR CLEAN 6 -QUART BASKETS .
We' pay 5c each -
HONE 26- FREE DELIVERY
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Lucknow' and District.,llortictil-
The 'regular ',meeting of the
turaf 'Society was held on Fri
evening, Presided .dVer' by
Kenneth. Cameron who in ' his
welcoming remarks said the in=
dications. POirited* to an active
year and hoped that everyone
would assist t; rnalFe it • a. very
successful one. ' • 4, -
It was reported that, the dele-
gation to. Council had been res-
pectfully receivedand a .grant
of $200 was made Ito assist the
work of ,the Sdelety.
• There ;was , a '.discussion of
pre -meeting Piiblicity.''Use of 4,a.'
monthly news .letter was not
favoured as being. too costly &
entailing , considerable • work. A
coming . event notice ' in the Pa-
per was approved for -a few
months. The date .of each. meet-
ing is definitely established as
• the third. Friday, of •the month,
and it .was felt that this should
• clarify the date, so that no spec-
ial rerriinder should -then • be
-needed. •' • ‘'• ' . .•. • .
• Mr.. Stuart Robertson agreed to
act on the executive as, succes-
• sor to Mr. P. V. Hoag. ,•'
The Tournament of Roses
film has been booked "ifor April
21st. • ,. • . ' • .• .„ • ' •• -
Ross Hallam of tuoknoW bad
the winning house in' the'
• District Eight competitions.
of. Lucknow' gave
. \a flower' arranging demonstra-
tion, She made a • roriage show-
ing :the mechanics necessary to
'have a presentable, pleasing arti-
ilele.ProperlY wired floirers,
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kept .• in'' the crisper Of the frig
could be iiSect.fot two evenings
if desired, she Said, •
Mrs."Lewis shpwed how. a dish
garden could be spruced up for,
the Winter'months or for Christ
mas by adding a .few Christmas
1tape!
r or Cathedral candles. and
few flowerS., She then; :made. a.
[basket: arrangement using Soil. -
[pus :and mums with sprayed
leaves: Mrs. 'Lewis 'concluded .by
Passing on a few:. hints such as;
a eas can he pepped
• rnersing pot -in quite warm
wa-
ter, roses will keep for.quite a
long- tithe if stems: are rut dia-
gonally • and plunged into hot
owrat,feorriiptiitiOri4 t.these,,nieheekn fa`c7i.' atohgr:de.
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in•cool water: : •-• .
• Pictures photography
cbmpetition.were Presented show-
ing ; ,the winners of the various
classes including local iscenes:. 'A
• concluding feature -,of much in-
terest waS the showing of night,
coloured picture. of !Christmas
home' decorations in the Village,
These Pittilres: were, • taken •an'd'
shown'by C. R. Bristow.
A d'taw for the arrangement
Made by Mrs. 'Lewis was Won by
Mrs. Harold Treleaven and -the
:cors -age waS Won by Mrsqord.
on'Montgomery. A. solo W,as sung
•by Mrs. .HaroldHaldenby of, Kin-
leugh.. ,The prograrti was under
the . direction, of ,Mrs. Rayriard
•'Ackert and :Mks.. Arthur *Breck-
ENGAGEMENTS
Mr.. :and Mrs.' Goldie Carter,.
Goderieli, wish to announce the
.engagernent • oftheir, youngest
daughter, Edna May, to Garnet
4"7 ',Olive. .Diehl, son . of Mr.' and
. 'Mrs. Ed. 'Diehl, , Godericki..,•The
niarriage will , take place on
• • January 28th, 1961,,
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Lucknow .
Pi,esbiteriaii Church,
:I' Rev. Roderick MacLeod
' Minister •
StisiDAY; JANUARY 29T11
11:00 a.in, Morning WOrshiP.
.Sunday! 'School , 'following
Churdh service. '
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LUCKNOW
UNITED COURCH .
Rev.'• Howard' 'W. • Strapp
Minister
SIJN6AV, JANUARY, '29TH
• 4 1000 n, ahui3Oti SehOpi., ,
aimMorning Worship
Local & General
Mrs: VornesFarrish° a Aatient
'in , Goderich Hospital.
Mr: and Mrs. Wilfred Freeman
of Clinton ..and Mr .^ and Mrs,
Wrn Fatheringharn of Seaforth :
visited With, their couSins, Mr. &
Mrs. 'Sam: Nesbitt on Sunday. • '
Mr. Alex • MacMillan has re-
turned hbine after twO weeks' in
Wingham. Hospital
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• Misses' Shirley '4 and ...Alice
Brooks Of • TM -Onto •'spent' 'the
The next meeting will be on
1ST LUCKNOW BOY SCOUT 'February 17th -/,,with is Rea-
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NirgIoglw •
TWO Shows Night
- COMMenCi40 44t 7:15 Pin.L,
MATINEE.'
Saturday 43,fterloon- at,
• 4hUrSdaYA Friday; Saturday, ."'
.14nuarY ,g7,. g0.1 4, •
Oina Lollarigitli, Dale XiA'!1)e.14S011 '
"PASTND..' SEXY"
Ananiuscing coiriedy • of- a
wealthy Italian WicloW, M searb
of a huShand; '•
Special Matinee ;Saturday After-
noon For The Children.
vie and Mrs. .Strnthers as . prOg4.
ram conveners. ,. .
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'JOHN Di PETS
ANOTHER ROOM
Received the foRowing letter
last Week from John D. Ross,
principal Cayuga Public
School ,• and' a forrner public
school principal in Lucknow: •
We take. the liberty to pub
lish the 'letter, as it will be of
interest tt,' many in the, .com-
munity 'where John • was ,both
and raised,. and where he taught
before going', •to Cayuga. • 4,
Dear Campl3e11: .
.Another year has rolled a.round
and don't.they ° go quidltly? We •
are, very. interested in the schoal'.
news from the • areas..around
LuckriTXr. It 'surely is a • big
Step :in the 'right, direction.
We 'are ':, -adding a new room....
this St9niner which. will. Make. ....
eleven. The' board:_verSr much •:
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'wished to add two rooms, but...
the • Department . will approVe
only what absolutely neces-
sary.' .OUr three • .buses are ..noW,'
overleaded" and a new one will .
:be added next. Septernber.
Thanks for the yery,'• newsk,
Weekly. • letter, which we.. iead,.
from stem to Stern.' •'
• Bestwishes to yoU and yours;
'and' to • all the Lucknow folks •
for 1961 ,
John 'D.
KING8PRiDO
On Friday, •January 2Qth a re-
ceptiOn was • held in the: Dun-
gannon Hall,for the newlyweds,
Mr:. and Mrs Martin CoUttney.
1 Music for dancing' was. supplied
i by Carruthers Orchestra. An'.acl.
I dress was, readby Graham -Bogie
l'arid a presentation was made
by John .DOherty. The, groom •
thanked 'everyone for the ex-
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pression of .kindness:
Miss Margaret Kraemer; Miss ••:,
Susan arid- Barbara Linseman all..
of .'ilesson,' 'spent .the week -end
• with, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Qther, Week -end visitors were
Douglas Ptayne,' James Martin
and Arnold Marstnan...• ,
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week -end' ',with' their . mother, On Wednesday, .januayy. 1811-1. , .
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Mrs. Marion Brooks and :Mari-
Yn. • •
1\ars. Ray 'T.ayldt, ...Walkerton,
spent Friday with Mr. and- 'Mrs.
Harve,Y Houston. •
• Mrs. ,
Fiai'veY • ',Houston attended the
F'aramountWL Meeting , on.
Mrs,' llughes „gave' a
talk ariddernonstraCion on i-loOlc-
ed'IRAigs,
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' Mr, and Mrs .;< Don ThOtiip011
spent' -the Week -end in Kitchener
• With Mr, and, Barry Mc.
Leod.. ,
Sarah Collyer ,Who had
been a patient in Wirighani Hos-
tai was able to return home .on
Sunday; ,
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Mr. ErtieSt Blake has been a
patient in Winghani Hospital .for
the. past ten ,,days..
Mr.. and! Mrs, Bob ,McNay 'and.
Oilldrent, 'Sharon and Steve Of
Catharines Were weekend,,'
visitors • with •relatives.;
'the. :lst Lucknow Boy Scout
Troop beld.its meeting with .Only
10 of the 24 Scouts attending.
ThitS• was mostly' due to the Ban-
tam and' Midget' hockey games, •
The meeting opened with the -
flag •: break ;". and ..The 4. Lord's'.
Prayer. 'Scoute'r Collyer -then told:
us that he 'had.. made .arrange-
ments fot a hoCkey game with',
,HiPley in Ripley next ThurSday,s•
January, 26th. 'He said he • also
hoped' td get the arena for .a pra.6-
tice before we have the •,game.
• The :Scouts ,broke away, from'
'the horseshOe and inspection Was,
held' by 'A, S. -M. Thompson. The
• inspection': standings • were: lst
Cougars: Buffalo 2nd, Stags 2'rd
and the 13lue Herrin 4th. • •
After the inspection- the Scouts
• played a gable and then broke
off far instrubtion. The-
•were taught. FirstAid•atid Trail
Donald Sa-,inders,. A Teh,-
clerfoot of the Cougar Patrol
passed SCout Laws,
The meeting:c1osei with ,:ihO
flag owering .and Scout ,silence,
oyv.Pfaying—JA1( WEI3B.in a neWsdrania ; +
MO/71., Tues, Wed.; .1i0iii;1143' .30? '31, February .1
Belinda Lee and Jacques :.SerriaS.: tell 8ofriethirig.
1.isforic41 abOpt.,: a. gal who scoiChea. the .path; of history,.
NIOHTS LrUcRETIA BORGIA.,
In Scope timid COlor Adult Entertainment
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, February 2, 3, 4
°Richaturton, Carolyn Jones and Martha HYer
• From Edna Ferber's novel—a story of modern Alaska
ICE, 'PALACE •
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• In Technicolor —
Corin Soon AT CAMPOLLO":
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