The Lucknow Sentinel, 1960-08-10, Page 12ti
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.THE LU.CKNOW SENTI XI4. LUCKNOW, ONTARIQ
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'10 Only Sleeveless Styles, 12; '14, 16only $1;79
f Housedresses, all -$2.9$ values for $2.39„.
100 Regular $3.95 Cottons. To Clear At , $3;29
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0.. , . . 'Regular- $4.95. To Clear . At $4.29:
35 Re 5:95 Oise Price $4.95
• 50 DRESSES, Regular, $6.95; 'ONE PRICE , .. .' ..$5.95:
Thesedresses are made up .of :dresses regularly priced
from • $6.95 to $.12.95
ALL BETTER • DRESSES ALSO ON`. SALE AT.
SPECIAL ,PRICES AS MARKED.
ENT FOR KINCARDINE CLEANERS
• Pielc-Up and :, Delivery Monday and Thursday.
LADES' . and MEN'S : WEAR
2nd Annual'•
LLICKNOW and .DISTRICT
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
in
rday, :Sai.ur.day
tries Must .Be In By. Noon Friday, ' Augost 19
HALL `OPEN TO PUBLIC:
Friday, August 7 to 10 p.m.
turdaAugustust 20th - '2 to 5 and 7 to 4=10 p.m.
ADMISSION . ,25c,
TH E
SENT NE4
.THAT Nancy Webster,. daughter.;
.of Mr. and :Mrs.. H arvey Webs-
ter, has commenced secretarial
work in a . • sawyer's office • in
Kitchener., Nancy is a gradu-
ate of 'the Lougheed . Business.
.College in Kitchener..
THAT, Carrnan Beaton of Detroit
and , a native of this 'commun.
ity, suffered a' heart attack on
July 29th at Jackson,. Mich.,
as he was' going to take his
train out. He : will .be in the'
W.A.: Foote Hospital at .hack
son • for about. three .weeks be -
fere he can return to his home.
hAmberley,raisin the total as -
THAT .another 25 : pain ' of ' eye
g.
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glasses', have' ' been received sembled . at The Sentinel Of -
from Ross Sherpa Store Store at. fice to, 450 pairs:
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Come to ,thee farm: of
• RAYNARD ACKERT . HOLYROOD,
for your. 'supply of .
an
for your freezer dor your week end, roast.
' WE SPECIALIZE IN. BARBECUE STEAKS'
,
We still have a quantity of STABLE. FED ' CATTLE on.
hand. Treat yourself to the best.
CUSTOM KILLING EVERY DAY.
Drop in and SEE OUR MODERN PLANT,' which' is Govern-
men, approved in • every respect for your safety.
We ' ':Also' Sell
Schneid's a Cooked Meats
CANNED H AMS 9 .
11/4 lb. CANNED SHOULDERS • y . $1.09
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Telephone 101-11-1-3 Lueknow
THAT Jack. Henderson has been
appointed ' caretaker of the
Bank . ,,of Montreal. "effective
September lst.
THAT T V.. Star Tommy. Hunter.
• recently underwent, : a: knee
•operation.. in 'St. Joseph hospi
tal, London; . and was pictured.
• signing+; 'autograph's for a cow.
pie of . the :Moses. One , was
Mrs Yvonne Keith, niece
Of Mr.. and ' 1V ra. J. L. Macl4ui
' Han of Lucknow. •
:THAT E. D. "Tex" Caiineron •of
Walkerton and Bruce' County
:..Sherifk returned:•.horne. recent=.
ly , from London • •'where ` he.
undertvent ' surgery on his 'left
leg. In.. -renewing • his Sentinel,
"Tex' says that he'll .now be
in shape for the curling, season,
next winter and :will„ be '•able
to • slide right • up to the. "hog
line''. , . ,
THAT Stewart _ McGillivary of
Kinloss who, was Seriously. in-
jure t, in a car ' accident _ six
weeks ago' last . • Friday, is
showing wonderful improve-
' • menta'• He: will be .on his back
•
• ;:for •about. .three ` months,with:
a' badly shattered• leg in trac-
tion, but. the ••timeis more
thane half in, and Stewart is
quite .cheerful: The 'collision
which. occurred : 'east of, Kin-
lough claimer the lives of
1VIxs: Harry : Bolger and •her.
daughter;' Rose Marie ; Bolger,,
teacher at Westford Schol:
• THAT ,at the Kincardine pet:
show in connection with the
reunion, first prize for' ponies
was wen by Wendy 1ViacKen-
zie's entry from: Lucknow:.:•
THAT Rev: H. .L Jennings Of
St. ' Peters Church ,and " Rev.
Gordon' 'Kaiser .of .Ashfield
United Church,. were among
• 100 .ministers .and their wives
who attended•. the lith annual
" school for rural clergy at the
O.A.C.'in Guelph. Ministers
- from eight denominations took
the courses; in,` agriculture and
horticulture and, studied .thee
... role. of the church in a chang
• ing rural community:'
'THAT. J. A. Lockhart. of Burl•
ington writes;. We ':still find it
interesting to read about peo-
ple , and . doings in the old
: 'town after almost fifty years.
THAT in the absence 'of a supply
'minister . at the. 'Morning sere-
ice in• • the United 'Church on
Sunday, W. L. ,MacKenziewas
pressed ''into . service with • shute
• a few: Minutes notice,, and -de-
]ivered a splendid serinon
based on the .Sunday school
lesson of tile'•Prodigai son, He
, was . assisted by Mr., Ernest
Blake.
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THAT Mr: and Mrs. Clyde B:.:
• Burton, . R.R. • 3 Guelph, the
former Margaret .Ellen, Long:-
street, called• in town on Tues
day. Mrs. Burton was seeking
information about 'Anna • and
Lizzie Bell from. this comntt-
nity, whom she knew some 48
years ago when• they were
employed at MacDonald Col,.
lege. She also knew Mrs. Le
vina (Huston) Brabson, arid
she obtained Mrs,,' Brabson's
Windsor address, •
wEDN'ESDA*, AUG, .10th, '1960,
YOUR
BARGAIN FOODLAND
'KAM LUNCHEON MEAT SALE: •
.For Picnics and Table User
HIGHLAN D PRIDE COFFEE. SALE,.
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Our `Exclusive Top : Seller. Pound
"FAVORITE" ICE CREAM 'DEAL.
1/2 -Gal. Re ular Pr ice. Get.'Pint.
Buy /�
� - g. , 1 5C
"COOKIES FOR PICNIC" Sale. Sava
17t Any 39c Pkg. Your Choice. 3 pkg,
ROBIN HOOD OATS. Regularly 67c,
With Free Place '.Mat. 3° lb. Low, Low Special 3; c.
tins
si.
s•
• CHERRIES
A ' FEW PAILS OF. MONTMORENCY CHERRI
AVAILABLE AT 'THE SAME• LOW PRICE..EIS
22 lbs. EA. ,HURRY, FIRST COME,.FIRST SERVED
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Values Effective
=August 1 i, 12,0 13.
THAT Rev. and: Mrs.• Gordon
Geiger and ' family spent July;
at their cottage' at Inverhuron,
and on July `27th left. for: Es=
seat, where ' Rev. Geiger as-
sunned the duties' of his.. new
charge . the following' .Sunday..
TBAir• we received , •a'. card. from
Mr: and' Mrs. Bob Hamilton
and :Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ila-
n -Alton who .are «ia motor
trig. to "the West Coast. • The
card, dated August 3rd, • was
written in. Stanley Park, Van-
couver.. They had then travel-
, led 3,400:. miles ` without "run-
ning into ,any. rain since leav-
ing home:
THAT :Mr. '& Mrs. Don Thosnp
son returned last Week -end
frorin' a ,three, week holiday in
• Vancoixver with Mr. and Mrs..
William Hewat . and family,
• Miss Helen Thornpsor. & 'Mrs
R. H..Thompson.'. Th'.ey, made
the trip west . by.: train and
Went ' :down the Pacific coast
to' Long Beach, ' Calif, rnia by
• bus In Long Beach they .visit
ed '.with"Mr.. and, Mrs. Al Mar-
tin and Neddy,, Rosemary
Rothwell and Mrs. Ed' Thom.
They Were accompanied on the
return 'trip:by .Patricia' Thomp-
son,ifornia: who had spent ten: days in
Cal
THAT there is _ some irnprove-
ment in the condition of Geo.
:Elliott of.,town, who has been
a patient in ,Victoria -Hospital,
London, for 2% .weeks. He had
.:previously been hospitalized
in:'Wingharn, and when: taken.
to London was in critical con=
edition:
THAT Ross MacDonald has re-,
turned to. Kapuskasing after
`spending about 'three weeksat
the MacDonald homestead,
north-east of ' the C.N.R..:de-
• pot. Ross, who; is ;supervising
principal of Kapuskasing .Pub
lic Schools,' :is ..renovating the.
old home.
We Sell elI •F'or Less
Phone 119, Luckrow
THAT plans are. .being finalized
• for he second annual flower
show to be held by. the Luck
now and District Horticultural
• Society in the Lucknow, Arena .;
•• on Friday and Saturday of
next oweek, August 19th . and
20th: .
THATa bust• load of :about forty
. • ladies from Holyrood, Luck_
now and.. Ripley recently at •
tended the Shakespearean
Festival. presentation, of Rom
•''eb . and Juliet at Stratford.
THAT for thee 37th consecutive
•' :'year, Bert. Ward has placed a.
bouquet of • flowers , on the
grave of Dr. A. �G. ' Elliott at
Greenhill Cemetery. The Doc-
tor.,• by' w+hoan Bert ..was sin-
ployed .at ,one time, died ;sud
denly . in 1923 ` from a' heart.
seizure at a Lucknow-Kincar,•.
dine ball . garn�e in the ` 'Lake
shore , tow•n .
THAT Fred Webb,:: suffered, a .
broken hip.about two :weeks
age, while visiting friends at=
Nile. He : is progressing. favor- •
:ably at Victoria Hospital, .:Lon-=
don: ,
THAT Harold Mitchell of Ham-
iltonand :formerly of Wing-
ham has again won the title of
, •Canadian blind golfing, chain
pion, and at the international:
competition held • ` recently in
the State of ' Maine, he • placed
third. Harold is• a brother -in
law.. of :Mrs. Mongan Hender-
son:
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.BORN '
, aclntyre-•in •• Kincardine Gen-
eral Hospital on Sunday, .July
31st, to. • Mr.., and' Mrs. Donald
Maclntyre ; (Marilyn Carruthers)
R.R. 6 I.ucknow, ;. daughter;
Margaret Anna.. a • ;
HODGES- -At Alexandra Hosp.,
tal, Goderich, on July 24th, 1960;.:
to . Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hodges,,
Dungan• non,` a' daughter. .
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HAVEARRIVED
35 CHOICE, VARIETIES NAMED
CALL `MRS. 'CHAS. BRISTOW
Phone 301 Lucknow.