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NEW SHAPES t
In Cloche,. Caplet and Pill Boxes
NEW MATERIALS" •
Maribous, Feather, Fur : Felt, Velours,
Wool' Felts ;and Mat Felts
also
rves and Gloves
in matching shades.
FOR : KINCARDINE '°.CLEANERS
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Moea and 'Thursday
Delivery ! .
sdi '..aad Men's:, Wear,
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KIM aniseed to YOUR
epceiticstiow
SUNS STY/2 foss TOIm •
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Luc now SefltineI
When . there's nothing left 'to=
Have You Renewed : Your :Sub say, some nitwit gets up and says.
` scription? " it.
THAT there • .are a `few'. High
School Year Books which ' hive
not yet been picked "up. Extra
books.are obtainable ' from the
High : , School principal, 'viz.
Howlett or ,at .The ;Sentinel' Of-
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fice.
THAT Barbara•:. Murray, daughter.
/ 'of' Mr. and Mrs P• .A 'lviurray.
• of Kinloss, and Joanne Hunter,
daughter of 'Mr. and Mrs.:,Ver
non Hunter, of Lucknow, leave
on -..Friday for London ;where'
they \will attend Ursuline Col-
lege. The girls will take a
-three-year- course majoring in
home economics
ByThe Sentinel
.THAT` Marjorie 'Alton of Zion is
one of a class of 22, students.
who recently commenced train-
ing ` in the certified. nursing as-
sistants course at ' Wirigham.
General Hospital
THAT ,Mr. and . Mrs.. William
Schmid and Doug, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Ashton and Fraser
enjoyed a fishing trip to 'Mani-
toulin Island the first part of
this week.
THAT John MacRae .of town will
observe his 93rd 'birthday on
Saturday, September I&th. He
'was hospitalized for a time a
few months ago, but • is regain-
ing his vigor and spritely step
• and, is "down .town inost, every
day,
THAT Mr. and Mrs. ,Phillip hillip Ste=
THAT Wallace, Vines, who has
taken • over the. Mullin Bakery,.
has named the shop. "Carnation
• Bakery. Mr. Vines, ,an experi-
enced baker,
xperi-enced:'baker, is offering,. a wide
• selection: ' of. bakery ' products,`.
and t introduce his p pies to the
o p
'public, has.a'n introductory of-
fer. of a, doeen cookies, free with -
each pie.
THAT Rae Watson found out its
expensive, to • forget' when you;
are summonsed for jury: 'duty.
Rae .was, busy In London at the.
time and ov'erlooked, his notice'.
to appear on a jury panel, in
Goderich. It cost. him .$25,00.
,Rae referred, to the • incident at
Lions meeting '` on Monday and
said he is going . to take a mem-
ory • refresher ° course.:
wart assisted with the music
•at. the 96th anniversary of Knox,
Presbyterian ',.Church • at Cran
brook: on Sunday., Mr:/and'Mrs.;
Stewart ,contributed a duet 'and
Mrs. Stewart sang a solo. The
anniversary nin seer was Rev.
Lockhart Royal of:Knox church;
Goderich: ' •'
THAT a com-bination of .poor
writing and proof reading at
the Sentinel last weekhad a '
wedding; dinner served.' in the
"Bougdet Room" at the ;Log
Cabin Restaurant, ' . "Banquet.
Room" is 'actually.- what . we
were, trying to say;:. but for at-
mosphere sake, the name we
• . gave .it wasn't, too` ;' far .out of
4.. 31� m_�..•,..T FS Y.. , SEM.
. � ,196.. 1961'.
Lucknow Fruit
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YOUR. BARGAIN FOODLAND#
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r crane SuperSule' 4 : lbs:..
Delmar For Table and :Baking
Cookies For School . . 3 pkgs. $i....._
Save 17c. Mixed. Any 39c pkg. Your Choice
SweetMixed Pickles.2: jars 59c
_.,.
Brand. 16 oz. Feature.,
.Save, 11c. , Rose
Peas .Kount Kist.
Save 16c. Standard 15 oz. Sale.
Ice Cream Sale. ' Half -Gal.
Save 10c. Silverwood's Deluxe.
8 tins
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GET YOUR PEACHES HERE NOW.
FINEST FREESTONE ARRIVING DAILY.
Always Top Quality; Abrays Lowest: Price.
"V duiei Effective We Sell. For.: Less
September 14, .15, 16.
Phone .119, Lucow',
CARD . OF : THANKS.
THE MEMBERS'
Lucknow Lawn Bowling : Club
would like to : thankthose who donated ; prizes or
cash or helped in any way to make their Labor
Day Tournament' the success 'that , it was.
place; at. that. ° ' THAT, a local 'resident desires to
•1 obtain a copy of the special;.
THAT Hugh . Cleland's sale . ofillustrated issue of .The Sentinel
Holsteins- and farm' implements ;• that was published'. in tonne-
tion with .the 1910 reunion. Has'
anyone a copy with which they
• would, be .willing to,:part?'•
THAT Mr. and Mrs G. Dorscht,
Nancy . and Susan of St 'Helens,:
have returned ,' from a five-
week annual trip to the tobacco
fields. near Langton' Where Jer-'
ryis..yearly :employed., by. . the
same grower.. •
THAT the Lucknow- ° Fall Fair
prize •lists have been, available
for several weeks: They miaytie
obtained from. Mrs.:, .Fred Mc
Quillin, the secretary, or at The
Lucknow'Sentinel. Dates of the
Fair are just two weeks away
- September 27th :and 28th.
at Con: 12, Huron Township to
have ,been . held on Saturday,
has been . postponed until Mon-,
day, September. 18th:' Good'har-
'vest weather„ at last, cut ;the
crowd and forced the postpone-
ment. ' , •
THAT effective next Tuesday
morning, monthly health clinics
for • pre-school children •and in-
fants will:.•be resumed at the
Legion :Hall: by Bruce County
Health Unit officials.. The :clin-
ics , were: discontinued: for July
and August:
THAT George Henry: Kemp who
resides on Havelock St,, just
north 'of' Morgan, Henderson's'.
„.residence, willobserve his. 89th
birthday on Thursday; Septem-
ber 21st. He is enjoying fairly
• good ' health ,and ` •frequently
• walks ' down town and ' back.
Mrs. Phil . Smith .. of Walkerton
and formerly cif Lucknow is, 'a
daughter.
•
THAT maybe the . top has:.been
j■■■uu■aaa■mimmuu■m ile.uatuag■■iser aa■u■11a■■ 1r■e. reached for'we've•had no more.
1 * tall corn stories' this week, so.
• ■al LAST OF THE . ' SEASON•, far. as the 1961 crop. is ,con-'
•cerned: Ernie Ackert, however
■ " recalls that the 'tallest stock, of
is
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■ corn he ever saw' .on his faun
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w• a'S r n O INI.': • a. Jew years ago measured .17 I
• • feet, 4 inches:
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Commencing' ■
■ . ' ' � at 9' p.m, .
■ 1--$500 SPECIAL 3—$100 SPECIALS ° y ■
12 GAMES—r- $5 0 Each Special Draw Prize, i'
ARENA .
FRIDAY,
THAT ,Miss 'Betty Jean Wood,
or daughter of..Mr. and Mrs.. Har-
m •old Wood, •Belgrave, left Fri-
day' forLondon where she en
., tered. - the School ' of Radio-
graphy,- Department of 'Diag 7/
nostic 13,adiology at • Victoria'
Hospital, London fora course
as' Reg. X -Ray technician.
THAT Mervin:, Earhart of Port
Stanley has leased Al John-
ston's. Meat Market' business &
will take over next Monday;.
Mr, and Mrs.. `Earhart' were in
town the first of the week do-
ing 'some "house.hunting.", They
,have two pre-school age *sons,
Erian, 4 and Tim,, 2. The John-
ston Y family 'will . rernain in
Lucknow, as Al_is planning to
do some 'trucking and livestock'
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le Extra 8t, Special Cards 25e, 5. for' ,$1.00' r:.
A miss;`& ---- $1, ; , Y . '
it , :, a'
■� • Sponsored by Teeswater Lions Club , . •r`
lw■■ eu iaaaamoUel■11Na■SRa■aeallea III; aI1ui■aaiii , buying,. .
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THAT, effective •the: first ,of :the
month, :Eldon ;: Henderson asl
sumed the caretaking, duties at
• Lucknow United Church.. He
succeeds Bruce ;M•acKenzie • who
resigned the,,,,duties .which he'
has performed for the. past five •:.
years. /
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THAT, we'Urge ' . r'ess ireporters
• P 1?
and contributors. of news items' ;.
-..to write distinctly, particularly.
where names Ware ` concerned;
For the , most part the, .reports,
we :receive are written, ' with
care, but there are some which'
are scribbled out in a fashion
"that the devil himself couldn't
decipher. Some of .these, times,,
in such cases, we'll,;.be tempted :
to 'send' it back with -the 're=
quest that it • be rewritten, is
a legible :way and properly
composed in sentence .form:
Mail
+e�' Chaple„,r
1 present a
FASHION SHOW
F�shion' Portraits"
at the ,
Goderich District :CoIIegiatei
Auditorium
at`8:00-p.m..on
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Tuesday, September 1 9
COFFEE PARTY TO' FOLLOW
. karry Colclouh of the• H'eatl er Beauty Salon,
Goderich;,will, present a show,
sy
=antaHair-D�ades In Pastel Shades
Favors, . Lucie;' Draw, ' Prizes .Galore
Admission/ ..,.: 51.00
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