The Lucknow Sentinel, 1960-05-11, Page 12PAGE TWELVE'
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•THE LUCKNo'W SENTINI+•L, LUCKNOW
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LARGEST STOCK of • the BEST' •MATTRESSES 1 :
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A GOOD MATTRESS or BOX SPRING
ame.In And See Our Large Stock Of The.
BEST NAMES in :MATTRESSES.
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it'Si mons Smooth ' Top Mattresses • and Matching Box •
■ Springs.' Reg. $49.50 - Sale $39.95 is
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▪ Sleepmaster Mattresses and Box Springs, each, `Reg.
■ $69.50 .' . . Sale $49.95 •
■ ' Sleepmaster Mattresses and Box Springs, each Reg. :•
$49.50 . ' .. Sale •$39.50 i
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■ Ther -a Pedic' Mattresses , and Box Springs: (10 years , u
y Guarantee) . Reg. $59.50
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$49.50
Sealy Mattresses as Nationally Advertised,
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Unit of Bog Spring: and Mattress for only . • $79.95
■ . Mattress, Reg. $59.95. •:each only
i, Grey Layer ' Felt attress all sizes .
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ALL MAKESand SIZES OF'CRIB .'MATTRESSES'
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From $6.95 to $1,1.95.
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`$44.50 I''
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• ■' don MacNay, Donald . Kirkland,
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• (Couch mattresses for all types of couches) is Thom Collyer,. Sandy MacKen
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r These 'reduced rices are on::Cash' Sales 'Onl ■ • Pentland, Kathleen Hacketti nd
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■ ■ '■ In "his' summation Major Hill
■ osparebedrooms • and 'Children's bed&A' we ..have a said the'. rade was' "ve 'ver"
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:' Spring Filled Mattresses as low as ....,$19.95. a good. He made refernce to' the-
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death of their former instructor,.
CADET CORPS
WON .IIG.H PRAISE
major ' or :I;. W ~Hill, western. On-
tario area: , cadet commander,
London, had high praise for the'
Performance of Lucknow Dis-
trict, Hugh• School "Cadet corps at
the . annual inspection an 'Thurs-
day. Ideal' weather prevailed for
the event, bringing out a' fair
number of spectators, 'bid, . far
from what the, occasion merited.
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Also officiating was Lieut. J.
T: Chapman, cadet officer, wes-
tern • Ontario. 'area,: London..
Captain H. U Thompson, 21st
Field Regiment, 1i.C1 „' Lucknow
is chief instructor at the •school..
Features ,of the inspection
were general. . salute inspection
of •corps, and march past, • de-
monstration of rifle aiming 'by
grade . 11 . cadets, display of
itemsfor a ' family emergency
pack •in. case of ,disaster by grade
11 • cadets, intersection control.
signals and selections by Luck-
now District High School Band..
The 'Strathcona •badge. for the
best;.shot in. the. school was ,pre-
rented to 'Paul Henderson. Peter.
• Eskritt . won. the award for the`
best' cadet on parade' with Mary
Andrew .named for • the girls.
1 Cadet officers are . Major . Geo.
Hackett,' Captain; John VanOsch,
Sergeant-Major, ; Paul Henderson,
Lieutenants , Douglas' Sdhmid,'..
Doug Stanley, •Floyd :Stanley,
Fraser'. Ashton,George. Gibson;,
Capt. Barbara ` Murray;" -Lieuts.
Nancy Forster, Patricia Thomp-
son; Diane ,Rayyier.
Sergeants Peter Eskritt, Gor-
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DOUBLE' • :RING 'CEREMONY
•.SOLEMNIZED . AT CLINTON
CUNNINGHAM ' REID
A 'double ring ceremony was
solemnized at the . Presbyterian'
Manse, Clinton,', on Saturday,
April 30th when Rev. D. J. Lane
united in marriage,. Marjorie
Eunice Reid, ` daughter, of Mr.
and; .:Mrs. W G. • Reed, Lucknow
and 'Ford 'L. Cunningham,. son.
of Mr,. and Mrs. • Vere D. Cun-
ning+ham, R.R. 5 Gederich. The
couple were •attended by Mr: &
Mrs! Archie .Nicholson. • Mr.. and
Mrs. Cunningham will .reside' at
Lucknow:
Beginning '' : his • sermon,. - the
preacher said. ``Brothers . and
sisters, you havecome ."here to'
pray for. rain. Pd like' to ask you
dust one question. Where . are
your. umbrellas?"
Mr. William MacDonald.:.He ob
se,'ved that it was. 'a ;large corpi.
for one instructor, but you• liave
"come 'along very Well”, • ie said:.
,He , complimented the Corps for
their eneral a e r nce or
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their "straight m , the eye:look"
.during the March'Past, and re-
ferred to :the: neat"attire of : the
girls, and . the distinguishing red
tunics 'of the ::officers. •
He commended the Band and
made special ,,f ference ; to• Cadet
Major .. George Hackett for • his
commands, decisive action and
assurance.
(Following the:inspection, the
Band headed the.. Corps as :they
paraded .through the.. Main St.
ONTARIO,
WPDIS �'DA"V;, • 14AX 11th, 1960:
Designed With �'�ou :1n Mind
FRIGIDAIRE: SUPER. REFRIGERATOR, S -9C-60
u p Super is only 24 . inches wide, ' et it's packed :with
`•The•• yet'
ADVANCED' features.- You get a.. big, 37 pound top
freezer ' ;chest; a Frigidaire Meat. Tender that ` stores
up' to 9.2' pounds of` fresh meats;;` full -width glide -out.
hydrator that holds more than a week's supply• of fruits
arid •vegetables for•the average.'family.; lots: of, door
storage . space;'`.' and ' the new magnetic door' ; that seals
airtight
all the. way around:
RIGHT NOW WE: NEED GOOD : USED
REFRIGERATORS, .'COME IN. AND
GET A HIGH` TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE
for your old' , refrigerator on` 960 ,"Frigidaire.
1Electric
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Greer T d
Phone 110, Lucknow
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It could well be one of the Bands • Harold Percy, reeve of Kinloss,
I last` official functions under . the 1.welcomed ' the members to .Kin
principalship of P.:, W. Hoag It lough" and thanked the' ladies for
was Mr. Hoag who ` organized 'the an excellent meal.
'Band in:1944, and has':continu=. q�
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e.d to direct and:instruct this
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Raise 9
Virden Mowbray : 'sincerely.
hanging . •group through the thanked themembers; who had
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Band . has:.become ' tra iiiona1 at
"WESTEEL"
GALVANIZED ROOFING
Gives :You Three' Fold: Protection
At Side Joints and Saves. You Money
Because It Covers More.
ALL LENGTHS IN STOCK
Free Estimate No Obligation
FLOOR UNDERLAY
1.4 ara . ..
Inch � • Thick Hardboard
ECONOMICAL. - EASY TO LAY
Gives ,A Perfect Base For
A Linoleum .or Tile Floor
•PITTSBURGH PA►INT5
We, Carry A Complete . Stock
Of •
• PITTSBURGH ` PAINTS
For. That
"JUST PAINTED" ;LOOK
USE PI`ITSBURGH. '
SYLVAPLY:
FIR PLYWOOD
All 'Thicknesses: In' Stock
For Forage Wagons, Grain 'Bins,
Wall Sheathing, etc,
Phone 160;
FRESH CEMENT
I N' STOCK:
P PERSON ' LL M 1
Lucknow, Ont.
Lucknow District _'High. School. '$400.00, exceeding the objective
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.TICKETS '' GO:::FOR
`O'CONNOR• SHOW
I. There is a big • demand for tic,
kets for the.. • Billy O'Connor
floor show` : .and dance, Rae
'Watson reported '.at -the-regular
Meeting of . the , Lucknow • and
District Lions Club, held at Kin-
lough on' Monday evening.
lie expressed ,himself as well
• pleased with• the way. they are,
being received by 'members and
the. ,way they are selling. • Ap-
proximately • 1000 tickets. ' have
been issued to Clubmembers,
and more than•a quarter of then
have already 'been sold, • collect-
ed '.for, and 'the money turned in;
Proof of this was 'contain' d ;in,
a' "roll" 'of close to. $30Q,: which,
he tossed over. to Treasurer. Jack
McDonagh.: ,
President 'Cecil ,Blake said that
personally they were "the easi-
est thing I ''ever sold." ;
, The big night is Tuesday, May
24th, with • a $1.00' admission cov-
ering both the show and dance.
;Comfortable ' seating will , be
placed in the ice surface , area,
in • addition' .to • the regular are-
na seating, and decorations,
•flod lighting' and : a public: ad-
dress system ' will add to the
crowd :pleasing' aspects : of, the
show featuring ten stars of TV,
stage and radios
iGordorl Fisher reported on
publicity details with' .posters,
being' distributed " over a, wide
area.
• of at least 00.00,
Present Pleture'. '
A framed • picture of. Melvin'
Jones,• founder of Lionism,, was'
presented to -the Club ,,by K. C.
Murdie. The history of the foun-,.
der •was outlined by •Peter: B.is-
sonnette.
Jim •Emerson of Purple ,Grove,
who: has completed his third
year at. the Ontario • Veterinary
College, :was a guest of Mr, Bis-
sonnette at the' meeting.
Gordon •Montgomery, was th
winner. of the $50.00: draw for
the convention fund. . •
To Sponsor : Bali
The Club. decided ,.to again'
sponsor minor 'softball activities •
and several Volunteered' help
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