The Lucknow Sentinel, 1971-04-14, Page 16hrc
PAGI SIXTEEN
-THE LUCKNOW • SENTIN,EL,. LUCKNOW, ONTARIO;
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WEDNESDAY; APRIL 14th, 1971
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YOUR "LOWEST PRICES"' FOODLAND
�e dentine
THAT area: residents: are watching
with interest and pride the 'per-
formance . of Paul Henderson,
Toronto Maple Leaf hockey .play..
er , in the N.H.L. playoffs, Paul;
has been very .effective: in the
early playoff gables;, working '.'
under difficulty in a football.;..
helmet worn for protection since
• a .recent injury. . For those who
,might notbe aware; .Paul was
raised in,Lucknow and played his:
s ini,nor hockey here, ,
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BONDED WOOL AND
POLYESTER SUITING
Machine washable iii plain, . and,.
matching .plaid
'POLYESTER CREPE.
45"• wide' easy -care, needs no..
ironing' a wide 'selection' of
printed and plain colours, ,'
FORTREL DOTTED :,SWISS
5'' shades for : Spring, washable
Ideal for Spring• formals and,
bridesmaid dresses.'
POLYESTER PRINTED KNIT
AND CRIMPLENE JACQUARD
Makes ' great travelling pant .:
suits ;and •pant dresses, that
stay fresh all day:
TRECEL AND 'WO'OL
DOUBLEKNIT
Stripe matt Jersey and Stretch
terry; Ideal:. for jumpsuits, •
PIQUE–COTTON
'ARVIL, FORTREL AND`
COTTON
Se v a wardrldcOf Sprint into
Summer Pant :dresses . and'
Pant Shirts
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EVEN:AND UNEVEN '
• CORDUROY,
Stretch and stripe denim.: A
, • Sportswear .fabric for hot
pants-, button front pants, shirt
and 'boleros.
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:ome::,Aliv� Colour
VALUE:
CNH"ILE—YOU�ARE AERIC SHOPPING AT-"ASHTONS.f!
SELECT. A ,SIMPLICIOR BUTTERICK • PATTERN. TTERN •AND.
:STOCK 'UP ON. ZIPPER, THREAD, BUTTONS, ALL: YOUR
Sf�111lNG
THAT in corm tion with the
Stock. Reducing. Sale held over
the. past .few' weeks Lucknow Pro
Hardware had ardraw. last Satur;
day. :John, Warren ..of Lucknow
won a 1/:4" electric drill and
Donald 'Tebow; R. R 3 Lucknow,
Won' a.n 8 ,piece:edffee• seta'
LADIES'. AND. MEN'S WEAR
.�ncheo�Held For
:orffrmatin Class..
people and receive their confirnaa
;tion yov,s: The ,followin_ were
S;ert ers of •the'c1ass; Linda
Doughe.t •of the `.ileCon_re::a'
}.r r
' HOY..�. •.�! � �Y � �. � r+ ��� ��� ! �. �►�. � ��r � �� � rte. � wr, �..
WALLACE'S 3 IN PKG, . SAVE 10c •
Pies On Sale Pay Only 59c,
TURKEY, BEEF AND. CHIC, KEN•
STOCK .UPh..i •
SUNSPUN ,... GOOD. VALUE;:
. Pound ctn. 39c
Soft..Margarine.
SUPREME. 8,0Z..
Instant. Cffee
SAVE T.O24c`
OnIy$.'I.'25
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HAT the first :grass .fire of the
sprinrt'tuok Lu.clrnow.�
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Depagrtment'tothe farni'of.lau'gh•
McWhinney, South' -West of Dun -
MAPLE LEAF.i1 .LB;_',
LIMIT 2 PER CUSTOMER.
A � Ham ::. ��.� Pay �OnIyanne� ...
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gannon on. Ni-onday afternoon: t`
was.'pretty well under control:'
when 'firemen arrived but had'..':
posed a: danger .to.. the house ad
• farm buildings. • '
THAT Garr} Gamrttie son'of'
and Mr•s;' Ross Gamrnie of West
Wawanosh;' was a• last minute
passenger on:a : F1ori'da/ trip with
• Don Johnstone,;' Murray Johnstone„
Ken Rou'Iston and fon Stanley.
Garry was missed froth the group,
mentioned in last week's paper...
He was hohda,ying''with hispar.
ents here having been employed
the Yukon for'sorne time.
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HACKETT to Mr Wand Mrs
George Hackett of�:Calgary , on
April 1st in Grace Hospital ,
gary, a';dau.ghter, Nancy Corinne,
ALLEN `= to Doug and Ruby•.Allen'"
of Dartmouth.,' Nova Scotia on•
Sifday, Match $tri.; a•da ight-e'
Dawn. Elaine , first great grand
child for Mrs..W,
1;uc.know
KLOOSTRA•= to Mr. and s41rs:
Ted Kloos'tra of R. ` R. 3, God'er
ich on Thursday.; .April 8., 147.1
in Win s-h.am and. District Hos 'ital
a daughter .
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WITH 55.00 CASH PU CHASE; , SAVE 20c
hetHalf=Gal lce Cream o. Y95c
VALUES EFFECTIVE • THURS,, FRIDAY, SATURDAY '.
APRIL 15, 16;.17...PHONELUCKNOW, 528, 3420'.
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lyre Wand Nies; 14issell',Barr and
family' of Agincourt.spent Easter
with Mrs:.. John Barr' and. other
members .0f his•'fainily here.
Mr. ;George f{laldenby:went to, .
n,• on on. "eines a:ay or a,c ec
up following surgery on his•eyes�;
i' lr .arjd Mrs.: Frank M•aiullden
visited with Ivlr. "and' Mrs
Oars
ton Edward and .Rev Andrew Lane
at Goderich",, who. celebrated, his
85th.birthday on 1\Mrch,,25.th
Mr•: and` Mrs. Lloyd; Percy of.
St. Catharines called on:
John Barr..
:Mrs.. Frank Maiilden was 4
delegate to rhe Presbyterian
synodical at Sartiia.
Mr.' arid' Irs„ Ar't..11Iai?.•
iced, at Dundalk ani ()Wen. "oirr.d,:
on Tuesd'a
Mr and Mrs. 'Bill Ikirt. a nd' Nit
Fred Guest visited .during: t1ie
week with, Mr,, and; Mrs .Statile°
Johnston a.tid fatn:ily ,at Lorick n.
Mr, and Mrs. Karl 130yle of
London visited over the week e'tid
with Edna and May 'Boyle .aiid,oth,•
er relatives here.
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On.Tuesday
)arty ��as held
=Fia11 to. honour
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, Atri1't,,a Card..
;in the ilolyrooci •
Nen
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Dungannon and ;`pile Uritea
Churches shirred an est.rtin" with
th'e,ir parents, the .'Eide'v of both
Cor grega.tions 'a t4• 'key, C,
l�le'C1:eriaghan,' nyc..�eon was
served by the rrier;ber of t;e'
U.C. W,: h the: >44gat^,-,on
Church on April 8th at 7, W:: ; y v..
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During/the evening tf;e 'eget;'
•ifad'an opportunity, to becorhe
butter' acquainted with the yo4tig
be , 5ard:C Dickson.; B ock has,l
t; ,.:Dcy;,al l e,y , gra �cF<' tt:riri
ton..y�•3,rar±.te15 he . �i`$o rlily�y 1 er �n�{+ r
l f5ra aY:d".j Ci. es Stothe::;„..of
thu r c r r,•
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The e v eh' u .et w
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'a 'e'te' 'e L:uii > o ,e Swe:e
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yet eived irztofoYxa .W
4YY� V�Yi�Y. J, 1Y �'t4YY ..tY, r.iL.r Vr fell GYW .:� 1t01;"!
JtiysN".a 5 'vs�YL .... wrtut.W to Ser.:S. m.>G''G w '
1w I
• daughters• ,•Ja•cqueline and •Caro
line , 1"rior to their leaving the
iioltitood•,area. .
M ``'r.ay read a r)
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a mad w4'sne a: nd.,. .
.hood 'tlliott.:a'd'e the presen
ta..t of.a chest of drawers a•t d
wcsoi lanke't to r;eri and Nancy
each Of the Tittle;
ta•19r•
`e 1, ott f'a:': ily '1eft..last. ?ti
*o Yeside at IL ft.�� Dutton];
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