The Lucknow Sentinel, 1958-11-26, Page 12'LUCKNOW SENTI1 E•,
It's a Carefree World
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Gowns ,r $4,95
Skijarnas for small fry,
2.: to 6x, •
$2.50 and $2.98
8 to 14 $2.98
Ladies' Full ;Length
Pyjamas,. $3.95, $4.95'
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Oversize Nightgowns
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Rosedawn an d Mint
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I ".•SEE•
.BY.
: ENThNEL
THAT in renewing their. paper
Gordon ' Maclntyre, I.P°S., of
Bracebridge, a ' former teacher
'at St. Helens arid Lucknow,
writes, "Looking forward to
:another year of •Sentinel , read-
ing. ' The MacIntyires Will .soon
• be joining the ranks of. your,
`old-time' readers;"
. THAT the science class of Grade
10 attended the Royal Winte
accompanied
Fair on Friday, �,
by their. teacher, Wm.. M. Mac-
Donald. Harvey Webster drove
the bus. The week • previous.. it I
TwasoronGtorade.bybu11 s,, wdhichriven weibntyAto
. l
lan Reed and accompanied by
•Ronald "Kelter,born of the tea
thing . staff.
THAT C H Epps will be guest
AGENT FOR" KINCARDINE CLEANERS
Pic . -U ,and Delivery ;Monday and.> Thursday.
Free Pick -Up
LADIES' MEN'S' AND CHILDREN'S' WEAR
Piece Goods and Woollens
PHONE` 75-W . LUCKNOW'
,'..ON
TURN OUT 3000 FINISHED .
CATTLE ON MURRAY RANCH
"A recent issue of'the.Canadian
Cattleman 'magazine - carried an
interesting article about Jack
• Murray and•his three; sons, Jim,
Chuck ' and Lyle. They: run.: a
commercial ranch, raise.. purebred
.Herefords, ,operate dryland .'and
irrigated' .farm's, 'and annually
turn : Out 3,000. head finished beef
..from feedlots; most. of which are'
marketed ; in the es,
it's a ;;:company affair with all
l'vin withinITHAT Centennial donations :are
of the foursome i. g . o
in d; Th latest ' k.. Lloyd,, wh
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CAKE MIXES
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PILLSBURY. ... ..
IGA "FANCY. APPLE •'SAUCE
16 oz. , , ,.
INGERSOLL - CHEESE SPREAD
16 °v.. .:,.
° IGA CHOICE CREAM CORN
20 oz'
SQUIRREL `PEANUT BUTTER
16 ,.
4c.. off, oz .: , ; ," . .; ,
GOLD `BOND STAMPS
Prices' effective. November ' 2.7
4,,
'speaker V at an official •.organ-
� aeon.
istrict Horticulturalpage" 1.
now.and Ia ontin � ed` from ?
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Society on, � Thursday .• .e�Fenmg United Church. ' Mrs.: Ackert . is
. next week• in the Town Hall.; en's or " an keit is
F h 1 active in . wom g.
Further details next'issue. and a member ..Of the. "choir for.
'/" �', � over thirty'.years; 'Mx. ,Ackert is
Z'I�AT'�;John:llliacRae, operator' of a member of the official board
the �F'ma :. service station, . was 1'and the ` session,
One..`six, in o1
nd' life
ort's
�E DELIVER .'
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PHONE 20
iz t meeting` of. the Luck ACKERT WEDDING
1 field •:farm of Kenneth L Mac-
Kenzie where -they/ obtained a
good water supply at 186; feet,
which relieves a water short-
' age which 'Kenny was facing.
They : sank the well in four
days.
a class. of ,ten,
mem-
.
of She is a charter. a
who successfully completed 'a
diploma course; in carburetor ber of.the Holyrood Women's In-
service
Miss. Jack stitute. He served five years.on
• at.St. Louis, Mi Council .� twen-
the
i n. takin Kinloss' Township
the; only.Canada g I'
was.the a:. -four years as a ,director of the -
course, W
• West W'awanosh Mutual Fire In;'
THAT Davison Well. Drillers of surance Company; is a . member
Wing ham recently- completed of the Canadian ;Order • of Fores
drilling operations at the . Ash- tern and . the Royal Arch Masons.
Mr. .and;. Mrs. Ackert have a
family of one daughter, Mrs. Wil-
liam Graham (Winnifred): of Ri-
pley, and three sons, Raynard
bald Lloyd of Holyrood and Her-
vey, north • of Kincardine All
three sons are : farming. Raynard
moved to his- Dad's farm when
1Vfr. and Mrs, Ackert•moved to
has been with'the United °Co-ops
of Ontario' for; six;. years, purchas •
farm and moved irk
ed Raynard's rd
s
last week with'his: family. Lloyd
had : previously been living `,.at
Oinemee where_ he !was ,an area
;supervisor with ;the .Co-op. Mr.
and Mrs. Ackert have ten grand
children and two great' grand-
children.. ;•
`.Of; • a family of 'five girls anct
one boy, Mrs. Ackert and her .sis-
ter: Mrs. Charles' ,Congram • of
Lucknow are ; the two surviving
members: Mr. Ackert has two
sisters in the western provinces,
Mrs. R. J. Harper of Leney, Sask,'
and Mr . Charles'Boulding of Re -
f th r still being receive a Lucknow last wee o
gins, Sask. There• were '2 boys.
and three ,1girls in . his family,.
. Mr. ' and . Mrs., Ackert have
?birthdays on 'the ' same ' ,day. ; On
.Saturday of last week' a „birthday
dinner was . held at' Harvey Ac;-
kert's at Kincardine. " Yesterday.,
the family held ,a fiftieth anniver-
sary dinner •gat : the Tiger=Dunlop
each other
Inn at Goderioh:
driving distance o C: , • ,: from Herb '
on to arrive was
Lethbridge and Picture Butte e
1
thel
area- of Alberta. ' Graf ain of Toronto.
The father is a brother of P. A `.
Murray of Kinloss. His son,. John ,THAT a card from Jennie and
and. his bride, the. former" Amelia , Bill. Porteous at Daytona beach
Carruthers, 'who left recently far ` announces that once again : they-
the
hey
the West will be 'employed on the, have reached the sunny south,
uncle's' ''ranch, : assisting . with this . where the temperature hovers big cattle raising operation,; around 85 . since they arrived
n
gays.
' SANTA'S COMING •
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,-GAMES to, to 'lease one and all Monopoly; Careers
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eesi,, 'Bingo and: marry,' many ;others.
Contact Quiz, Ring Toss, Jolly Pirate, Tidell
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Winks, Parch
/ DOLLS , -, another. new ..shipment of dolls.:"Now we
have among : others, Mama Dolls, complete with,
el • easings and high heels; • also° the sweetest Bride
• 4
Dolls and' not ,forgetting* ing those dolls to. dress:
HOW4ABOUT BOOKS? - There are linen books tor.
i • ' baby pictures books for tots; books to colour, 'and.
many other' lovely hocks to suit all ages:.,
NOW KIDS,' how about -that. gift for. Mum and Dad?
We have just. the thing—
Lovely::nylon ' and ,rayon satin-boiir d. Blankets; 45.95
Pretty Gay; Towels,' from , Generous.. 'L', 8.. • • . 49c
Sized All LinenTea •'Vowels; ,each . •• y .. qc
.. ,.,.•. .. ,
Glass Dishes, all, shapes, and sizes, really elite; from" 19c
snnart 'and -different froth $1:00
Craft Boxed Glassware,-
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THAT Wars. Chester Hackett, the recently
:Bell.. Graham, .
passe4 her registered nurse ex-
aminations.
THAT : a fox was shot on the
farm of Russ ,Middleton last
week and another one was des-
patched • with 'a; club on the
farm _of ' Fred .Gilchrist.• Both.
• showed . definite signs of being
rabid.
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THAT ' a. 4-H Sheep Club is to
be sponsored',by the Lions Club
•if sufficient interest is shown.
Anyone` interested should con-
taet the Committee within a
ifew days. See the advertise-
ment inthis issue.
ITHAT Mks. Orland Richards, 'at-.
tended th& Federated Women's
! Institute Of Ontario; November
I Board meeting, " when it; ton-
. vened at the O.A.C. Guelph:
November '18th. Mrs. Richard
is•Provincial -Convener of Ag-
' riculture and Canadian Indus-
• tries. . •
THAT we received,"an ''.'"order for
' a , Lucknow historical book.
from Mrs: Alex (Margaret)
MacLennan of ' Chicago,, ' who
says she especially enjoys the
Ashfield and St. Helens news
e Sentinel.,
THAT ti
u
f r 'renewing her Sentinel
{ ' s ption Mrs. 'George Lin-
ley (Grace Cameron) . of De-,
troit, jwrites "The glow of • the
Centennial is stili: with us and
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will be for a long time as We
,id enjoy every` minute. You
did a wonderful job."
moors 'Open at. 8.15
Ganes start at 845:'sharp ' 1. . . ,.
Novembe.. �r 2,.• 7Thurday..• 1Ii,,
ERS CALLED
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122 Games $1:00 "- - Extra 'Cards 25c
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WOOL or ,SHEARLLINING;;
WITH WARM ING•• ,
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Also a complete range of r .. "
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