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THE LUCKNOW SENT NELL LucioloW,
Just Arrived ..
New shipment , of Ladies' Cotton . House Dresses
in - checks;. florals, and Paisley patterns, Sizes J.4,
to 44, 14/z : to 24V2•
PRICED AT $2.98, and $3.98 .. '. .
BRUNCH COATS, sizes 1' 4 to 44 ..:: '$2:.98
GLAZED COTTON. DUSTERS, S,, M , L.. .• $3`..95
GLAZED COTTON DUSTERS,,.40, 42 , .. $4.95 :,
FOR,. THE LADIES WHO LIKE T9 SEW
p see the
Visit our �' Yard Goods � e artment and �
NEW PRINTS, priced, at,
• Only 39c and* 49c. a Yard
BETTER. GLAZED COTTONS; at only, yard , . 69c .
. AGENT .FOR KINCARDINE: CLEANERS,
Free Pick -UP. 'and Delivery Monday: and , Thursday.
•
LADIES' and . MEN'S 'WEAR,
NAME TWO DIRECTORS
(Continued- from page 1).•
RossCo. were ap-
pointed
and'P-
P
ointed auditorsfor the coming
year., ' /
Durnin Phillips, secretary 'of'
'the com pan y ' explained revisions
P y�
of, the by=laws • that were being;
put .befgre the ;'policyholders
They Were: .i First, section ` 7 of::
the General by-laws which -f ixes
the date of the Annual meetings
as . the, first Friday of February
shall be aminended to read, "At
a date not' later than February'
21'st in ' each , year" 'Second, Sec-
tion.
ec-
tion:23 shall be` ammended to
increase . the fee for receiving ap-
plications. from, $1.50 to $3:00.
Third, Section 33 which fixes the
• remuneration for , Directors at
$6:00 per ° day for' . attendance at
meetings and. fifteen . cents . per
mile one-way, and. $3:00 for each
claim adjusted and'.mileage of
'fifteen ,cents per mile one 'way,,
shall 'be, ammended to read $ 10.00
per `day for attendance at meet-
ings: and '.$5.00• for each claim.
adjusted and mileage; in both-eas-
es
oth-cas-es 'to be a straight .'ten cents per
mile.
Very little discussion came out
of these recommendations Dir-
ector Donald MacKay explained
that sometimes may trips are
necessary to adjust a claim, but
the fee and mileage is only paid
for one : trip.. After several com-
ments on - the: ` matter, Bert
Thompson and ,"Cecil Blake mov-
ed that the new by-laws be 'pas-.
sed ; as drafted.
21 Years Service
EIn tendering his resignation
after; 'twenty-one ; years service
witty the company, Marvin Mc-
Dowell of.Belgrave referred . to
his service as a 'most ;satisfying
experience." "We'' have One ,of
the best : companys • in ' Ontario
and -I hate .to• quite," he said.
He referred, to the :honesty and
oors Open : at !8.15
Gaines start at 8.45 •sharp'
LEGION HALL, LUCKNOW.
urs ay, .,�-e ruar
,
JACKPOT "OF .$130.00 61 NUMBERS CALLED
Games' $1:00 - Extra .Cards. 25c
SPONSORED, by LUCKNOW LEGION, BRANCH 309'
•
Coming Soot
e MA1IKET Store
annual
lant
Next Week, Friday, February 27th
SEE . NEXT WEEK'S "PAPER
FOR DETAILS
Remember the Legions Giant Jackpot B go Thursday,.
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ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 18th,, 1959.
1 'SEE. B.y ,THE
'SENTINEL
TEAT Ross McDonakh has corn-
menced .work . with his:' father,,
' Jack.:McDonagh, in the .insur-
ance . business. Ross was, forrh-.
',erly employed at the Simond
Saw' Co. in -^Toronto, following
' completion of a business col-
lege course.
THAT .Mrs:. Garfield .MacDonald
suffered. a 'heart attack at her
boine. on'Friday, night and was
taken to. Wingham• Hospital
,'where .: she ''will remain for
some 'time. '
•
THAT Art Gilmore is..presently
I. remodelling the former. Legion
•Hall : on •main • street into an
apartment building Art, pur-.
•chased , the building .' from the
•Legion at the' time they moved
to' the Recreation: Centre.
THAT, Mrs. George Brookssuf-
. • fered a broken bone in her an-.
ide when` she. /slipped •`at the
back porch of her home. She
was taken to Wingham' :1.lospi-.
tal for treatment, ; and. it isex=
• pected that a walking cast 'can
beapplied' so that she: will not.
• :be hospitalized for. long. I.
' . similiar conditions,,'sorne twel-
we, 'years ago that Rexford Os-
trander lost his life on Friday,
'February. 13th
THAT : Elaine MacNay,daughter
of Mr. and, Mrs. Kelso Mac-
;Nay, received her cap : at ex-
{ ercises held at Stratford 'Gen-
eral Hospital last week.
. Mr. ` and Mrs. Milt .Rayner.
attended the Capping. excerci-
•ses at Victoria Hospital School
of:, Nursing' on Friday evening,'
when their daughter• Janet re
-ceived her Cap..'
THAT glare ice .that sheathed
the district last 'Saturday . mor-,
rung February ' 14th, : ':recalled
to , mind that it was ° under
Buys of the.. Week
ROYAL; GOLD CHEESE SLICES
I.G.A. l/2 Ib R S'l 4 f L
HEINZ TOMATO SOUP •
10 : oz.
SHIER1FF'S LUSBI.)S
Assorted flavours .. ..:' •
.,
27c
3 cans:.
for 2
•'BOSTON BROWN BEANS
Ayinger, ' 15 oz.
GREEN -GIANT PEAS
Fancy, 15 oz......
, Prices ' effective '. February 19, 20, ; 21
Remember the: Legions' Giant Jackpot Bingo .:Thursda•y.
Stns 43c
tins:49c
hort:'s. f G
PHONE 2Q
arkel
WE DELIVER .,
THAT Dr. 'T. B.Cleland was 'ill
for :a few days fron'i • a :painful
infection;' but, ' was ;"back on
'
the
'
,'the fob .again
the first of
week. •
THAT 0Mr.. and Mr. s. • Lloyd _Ash
ton, . accompanied :,by • Mr. and
• Mrs. Ted. Collyer; . left by mot
-
.or ast y,
day in the sunny - south: They
reached their 'Florida destina-
tion on 'Saturday ' They will.
be away about three weeks.
Dave ' l ick . has u: ht
��TEms .bo g
John MaoRae's.:150-acre:. grass
P�
farm in Huron Township, near
,L'dchalsh. Dave owns an. 'adja-
cent. 50 -acre. farm.. Mr., MacaRae
calibre' . of the • policyholders. ,",1
didn't lose twenty-one dollars in
twenty-one years. Mr. McDow-
ell was 'referring to those who
might have been a little' short
financially , when, their premium
was 'due, :and who had been ex
-
I tended' a .short period of credit 1
so thattheir . policy would not
lapse. . , •
'in referring , to ' the :financial
end el his yob he ' stated that
he would have `needed three jobs
like it to have made : a living.
"It was the host ' of friends. 1.
made and the service for the
policyholders that gave• the the
most satisfdction", he • said:
Mr.. McDowell has not • miss-.
ed • a 'meeting` of the conipany in
his. twenty-one years 'of service.
'Those, calledon throughout
the afternoon were Ernie Ack-
' ert, who: served • as a 'director
for . twenty-four years, Rae Wat:
son, Cecil 'B lake and Don
Thompson
EDirectors of the ,C'ompany who
spoke 'throughout the afternoon
•w re Frank Thompson, Rely-
‘ i rood, who . is vice-president;
Brown Smyth, West Wawariosh'
Donald.. MacKay, Ripley; Lornej •'Johnston, Lucknow; • 13,oss Mc-
1/,Pee, Auburn.'
biOminations • Received
Herson' Irwin by John. Bucha
nah and William Dunbar (accla-
mation) •Ross McPhee 'by Elmer
Graham and .Cliff McPhee (ac-
clamation) Paul Caesar by' Rae
Watson 'and ° Frank Pentland;
Girvin• Reid, by Charles Wilkins'
and Herb Wilkins; -William Wig-
gins (nomination . ,Withdrawn.);
(Caesar elected). • • .
Votes were allowed as follows;
ii lander $1,500 insurance, 1 vote;
$1,500 to'$3,000 insurance, 2 rotes,. •
over $3,000 insurance,, 2 votes:
had owned the farm : for about.
forty years.
,
THAT Mrs: elson , Bushell has
been visiting ; with . Mr: and
•' Mrs. Kenneth Cameron for two
weeks f flowing :a car accident
in which e. revived minor
'injuries.
BORN;
'ORAN—At Alexandra. Hospital,
oderich, .on February 9,' 1959;
o Mr: and Mrs: John F. ' Foran,
li,.R: 2, Auburn, a daughter ;
ERRffNG'TQN in Wingham Hos.
, pital on Sunday,:: February "15th,
1959 to Mr. and Mrs Ross Er
rington,, St Helens, a daughter,
a sister for Lorine.• and: Debbie.
Annual
!Ipaper
STARTS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20th, : 9 . a.m,
Prices as Low . as
39c, 43c, 49c, 59e
on wallpaper that 'normally, sold for as much
as. $1.25 •,.- $L75 per .roll.
Also included in these are the.
ALL NEW, -- ALL STAR SELECTION
Plastic coated, Washable Wallpaper:
Also our regular
stock ranging up to 99c'per roll+
'
Patterns In
Now in. stock .'
HURRY! ` HURRY! HURRY ! r
while the selection' is at its best.
at
Finlay Decorators & Gift Shop
• C.I.L PAINT DEALER
Phone 218
Lucknow