The Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-05-31, Page 20WEDNESDAY MAY 31st, 1972: THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE TWENTY
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CKNOW FRUIT MARKET
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MAXWELL HOUSE 61.0Z. REG. $1.53 SAVE 28c
Instant Coffee • Pay Only $1.2.5.
The most handsome collection we've
.ever shown . ,„ One of the best blazer
values in Canada. The most comfort-
able and most wrinkle resistant blazers
you'll ever wear in navy, brown, beige.
Sports coats in smart patterns and
cloths in a variety of colours, all sizes.
WESTON'S 14 OZ. A REAL BUY!
White Marshmallows 3 . Pkgs. $1
E. D. SMITH PURE 9 OZ. SAVE 28c
3 Jars 89c
SIZES 36 TO 46 SHORTS AND TALLS AS WELL
. AS 'THE REGULAR LENGTHS •
Assorted Jams
LIBBY'S 11 OZ. SAVE 15c
Tomato Catchup 2 Bottles 39c.
SUPREME 16 OZ.
Peanut Better
SAVE 31c
2 Jars 87c
40, 60, 100 WATT REG. 4 $1.44 SAVE 46c
Light Bulbs Sale 4 Bulbs 98c
•
VALUES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY; FRIDAY,• SATURDAY
JUNE 1, 2, 3 • 'PHONE LUC'KNOW 528=3420
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Colorful selection in sizes 29 to 46
THAT Mr. and Mt.'s. if. D. (Bud)
Thorripson of Lucknow.,spent
last week in Regina , Saskatche-
wan, where Bud was the dOe-
gate from Royal .Canadian Leg-.
ion Branch 309, Luc knoW at the
Dominion Convention.
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THAT a community ,choir,is being,
formed in Luck.now with the first.
.practice 'slated for Thursday of
Wear_a_knit suitonce_ancl_youllnever_wear
anything else. Fine polyester knits that
never show a wrinkle.
PLAIN SHADES OF BROWN, BLUE AND BEIGE
PATTERNS IN ALMOST ALL SHADES
THAT Lucknow Fire Department
were cut on two successive days ,
last week. On Friday afternoOn,
a grass and brush fire on the farm
of Omar Brooks on the 4th of
t&tan-t-ed-byMN—and
The choir plans to sing varied
types of.music and everyone,
all age's, 'are invited to panic-
ipate.
THAT a number of members of
the Lucknow DistriCt Lions Club '
were in attendance this week at
the District A Ontario and Que-
bec ConVention in.Kitcherier an
Waterloo. The focal Lions Club
sponsored the • Lucknow School.
Band which attended and rode on
the loCal float throughout the
parade on Sunday.
Mrs. Barry Haldenby, was the
cause of an alarm. Firemen
wet down the threatened area.
A call on Saturday took fire-'
men to the town, dump where
another fire was threatening.
BOARD STUDYING
THIS OFFER GOOD' UNTIL JUNE 10
THAT during the past week, Mr.
and Mrs. John C. MacDonald of
Ripley were honoured on three
occasions by friends, neighbours
and relatives to mark their 25th
wedding anniversary. Many
messages of congratulations a d
lovely gifts were received:
. OTHER PRICE RANGES
$110,00 AND $125.00 AND $135.00
SIZES 36 TO 46
THAT Mr. and Mrs. Wayne JaMie•
son are moving to Walkerton on
Saturday; June 3rd. Wayne.is
employed as deputy-.treasurer of
the County of Bruce in the coun-'
ty town. •
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THAT Michael McNall, son of
Mrs, Julia McNall of Belgrave,
'graduated on May 13th from Sir
Sandford 41~leming College', Lind-
say, as a Biology Technician.
PRONE , 528. 2126
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continue to exist.' This year,
however , these bopndaries will be
negotiated between the two boards
arid possibly changed.
The board set up a committee
of Harvey McCurdy, Leonard
Courtney and W. A. 1)avey to
Consider future 'enrolment in
.Ripley and recommend whether
the students should be moved t
Kincardine.
The Kincardine plans also call
for facilities for students from
the south of flume County now ,
attending Winha Figh .8chool
under an agreement with Jiuron
County schl9o1