The Lucknow Sentinel, 1961-11-01, Page 12•
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THE TBE LUCKNOW SENTEL. LUCKNOW. ONTARIO
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Wear less, yet;be warm• er. Seals
heat in, Seals . cold out.
' Circular , 'knit , fabric, No side
seam. Thousands of knitted
•,. • air pockets trap and hold body,
warmth.,. Eight button • front iti
. ,won't ;gap. Snug fitting cuffs
• • that won't ride up. 'Military
insert shoulders. Styled for
•• comfort and fit. '
Available In .• .
Men's and ,Boy's Shirts and Drawers
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WAWAAX, NW- Is 196,
THAT about, 100 funeral directors
• and persons connected with the
profession attended..the 35th
annual meeting, of the Georgian
-Bay .• Funeral Association held
at Paisley.. Bob '.MacKenzie. of
Lucknow is one of the direct--
THAT a largely attended recep-
tion Was held in. the 'Lucknow;
. Legion Hall last"Friday night
for Mr, and Mrs. George Rich.-
ards, .newlyweds. An' address of
best. wishes Was given by Bob
McIntosh .,and Al Irwin and
.Combinations
` • ' � '; Allan MacIntyre presented "the.'
• ' ' couple ,with a gift of money..
THAT Mrs, Harry Smith, Jack'
Barkwell, Miss Audrey Gal-
lant and 'Mr: and Mrs. Frank
Barkwell "of Toronto :were •re-
;• cent visitors with Mrs: Evelyn
• Barkwell. ' They• enjoyed • a
family ' dinner. marking 'Mrs..
Barkwell's birth lay: and Mr. &
.Mrs. Frank Barkwell's wedding
anniversary.,
Medium, and Light weight in stock now. 41 ,
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►Iso d's 'Un .. erwear in stock in:
Blue and Red . Label, all " wool.
50% ,wool.:
All cotton (short sleeves or long sleeves).
Penman . s Underwear
Stocked for Men and Boys
Penman s'.71 95 and fleece lined
TANFIEL1S LADIES'. UNDERWE
In Stock in
15%. . ' wool Vesta and Snuggles ,�.•
25 %. : wool Snuggies . and. _Vests •
All wool' Vests (short sleeves)
All wool Panties and ; Bloomers
AGENT FOR iINCARDINE CLEANERS .
Free Pick- pand DelivMon
oa Thursday �.
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THAT. 'a Lou Boyce night Liras.
held informally' ,at Kincardine
"to-honour::him.upon his retire-
• menti from the Kincardine de
tachnient of the Ontario Provin-
cial, Police. His territory had
. included the Lucknow' area and
on behalf of the °Village : 'Of
:Lucknow, Reeve George Joynt.
made the ,presentation of a
clock: Mr. ` Boyce resigned the
• Force to become liquor .'license
inspector . for this• area. His; suc=
cessor at Kincardine is
Co
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•stable'Al Sheldon of Goderich
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detachment:
THAT "at the S u qday service
.the. United Church, Rev: Haw -
'arid W.' Strapp explained • the
symbols which: adorn the chan-
cel' of the church over the choir
and organ. They are • in, gold
leaf on a light blue background
and, ,;are the symbols , : of the..
Methodist, Presbyterian : and
Congregational. Churches which;
/• entered in .union'— namely the.
Descending tDove, the timing
Bush : and the. *Open Bible: The
panels on, each side of the
.choir loft, . which have been
f decorated' since-the:-arinLversary
E carry in gold. 'the Greek syrn-
laois for: Alpha and: Omega:. •-,-;
the beginning ' and the end.. .
THAT; last week ' we . welcomed
several ,new subscribers This.
week we bid adieu to ,one who
has . taken ` the paper .for over
-half a century,.` Stuart A' Miller;
of Calgary says' `he guesses ; he
is nolir 'a thorough Westerner,:
for after. 53. years . the names
it the' old.' home paper
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longer re ister.. '
THAT Octo»er is Sentinel renew..
al time for Arthur . Andrew:' of
• apuskasing. Art has; been a
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consistent iprornoter of world
peace and a frequent "letter -to
the -editor" writeron this sub-
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ject in an effort to awaken . a
national awareness: Interna-
tional
nterna
do nal developments. at the "mo -
n �.
• Ment are..a frustrating experi-
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WEEK -END MEAT SPECIALS
Smoked PICNIC HAM, 39c
Large. SAUSAGE; $ 15s.
Loin PORK .CHOPS, Ib.
ART MEAT MARN
PHONE 336, LUCKNOW
THAT a "wood wanted" • adv't;'
in last week's;' Sentinel brought
quick results for•William Buck-/
• .Ingham of Belfast. ' He had, all
• • the; wood he wanted by Thurs-
day noon; and two other replies
on :Friday: •
THAT, William • Fisher• of town.
• was 'admitted to . Wirigham hos
p tal: last week . and at the first'.
• of the week was. in '•iinproved
• health. He will observe his.
-'80th
birthday on Thursday. '
THAT Tom "Johnston,' 11 month
' old' son of Mr: and Mrs Bill'
-Johnston, suffered :a painfully,.,
. :burned arm and body recently
when he managed in a twink-1
hng, to reach Up ,and! pull over
a steaming hot • cup 'of . coffee.
He had his arm in •a . cast for
ten days,. • which was removed
at the end' of the week ••
THAT in renewing their Sentinel
subscriptisin,. Mrs. W S (Jean
,•` Durnin) „:'Reed ' of 'Strathroy
commented that when she read
of ' Wilfred 'Murdock's 'death,:it
struck „• home 'that "our . old
' school . . group is no' longer the
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younger generation '
THAT ori Satiurday Ewart Jamie-
son
Acid a • :clearing auction. sale
at his' Ashfield Township farm..
Mr. ,and Mrs. Jamieson Will.
shortly move to • Lucknow,, to'
the new house built on the Cor -.1
ner of. OutraMf and Rose,streets;
which will be a • two -apartment;
residence share ' with his s ' i ' i -
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• ter, Mrs, Rae Boak Mr. Jamie-
son.. plansto. complete the in-
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terior .work during the winter.'
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THAT about fifty, young.. people
in the ,community attended a
roller• skating
-party : in Kincar-
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' dine', 'on' Thursday'., •evenin
sponsored by. the H,i-,C of the
' United Church.:•'
T•HAT 'Fred. McQuillin has been
"sporting" a badly -:scratched
face resulting from corning into
g I.
contact With a strand, of barbed.
wire while chasing a cattle
beast. The impact threw •Fred
on his back, gashed' his face"
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above. one eye, across the bridge
•of his nose and below the other
eye. Re was fortunate his sigh.
wasn't affected. •
THAT *there were approximately
Church fowl supper last week,
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YOUR BARCA'N.., FOODL�►NL
1 Get ' Your Nkip
Of. LiptonTea
With Purchase .Bags
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MARGARINE Super Sate
ay• . • -. • At 83c
Delmar For. Table and Baking.
TOMATOES On Sale. 2
tins 39c
Save 10c. Utopia Brand, , 28 oz.;. Choice Quality
ICE CREAM SALE, haif-gailon 89c.
Save 10c. Silverwood's Deluxe. .
BROOMS on Sale,: each
Save 20c.. New Corn, 4 -string. Bargain. Each •
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-IEADQUARTERS FOR ALL FRESH FRUITS AND
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VEGETABLES ARRIVING DAILY.
We Specialize In Bushells of Apples — All Kinds
Values Effective We Sell For :Less.'
November 2, 3; 4 Phone 119, Lucknow'
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!M WINTER
The Foot Wear For The Cold Weather, Ahead,
Indies• gheurl��g Lin.` '•Snobells„
Kaufman, St ainproof. Material in' Black; , Brown, ,Green,
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Rubher,Corduroy&Brushed::.� Nykn.
With Cream Fleeced piing, Water Resistant, For All'
Typestl • of Weather, : �m Black,:Brown or Green,,
priced from
ren's Overshoes, Priced•From
omplete Range `of ..Children's:' Overshoes, . in •
. White, Red'-,. Brown
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THWBI. SHOE STORE
Phone 1..49, Lucknow '.
THAT Mr. and. •Mrs. Hugh Mac-
. Millan of Lucknow , are moving..
` to the `Ackert louse. at . Holy -
rood: formerly •occupied by 'Mr M.
and Mr's: • William,' Welsh . and.
their Lucknow "apartment•, •own
ed by Mr. and, :