The Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-12-05, Page 24LADIES' AND MEN'S WEAR
Jim and Syke Sutherland
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THAT Mrs. John Miller of Luck-
now . who has been a patient in
Wingham Hospital with pneu-
monia for the past four weeks,
was discharged last Friday and is
now at the home of her daugh-
ter Mrs. Fled McQuillin, R. L.1
Lucknow.• Mrs. Miller observed
her 94th birthday while intospit-
al on Wednesday, November
5th.
THAT Mrs. Emile. MacLennan of
Lochalsh won the $115 jackpot on
58 calls at the Lucknow Legion
bingo last Thursday, evening.
THAT Mrs. Jelle de Jong of R.R.
5 LucknOw and her 12-year-old
granddaughter Debbie Searle of
Lucknow , returned last week
from an 18 day holiday with rela•
tives in Holland at Friesland and
Amsterdam. Mrs., .de Jong's
last trip back to her native land
was seven years ago.
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2 Pkgs. 11
Ashton's have Fortrel in navy, bladr,
white; red, green and wine
SEW FOR CHRISTMAS
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not
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It's
and it's defini had season.
dress you've
for Clirietleas)been promising yourself for the ikY
Brocade Polyester.
Crepe
$4.75, a .yd.
In navy and black, this is ex
(*Bent for making long gowns
or skirts
THAT Mrs. Harvey Mauston,
Lucknow , Public Relations Offic-
er with the Federated Women's
Institute of Ontario and Mrs.
Francis Gemrnell, Ripley 'Board
Director for Subdivision 17, at-
tended the Annual, meeting at
the King Edward Hotel, Toronto
front November 26 30th..
Thursday evening the Board of
Directors and Eatecutive were en-
tertained at dinner at the Royal •
York 'Hotel by the Hon: Wm. A.
Stewart, Ministry of Agriculture
and Food.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Christmas Treats,
Candies, Grapes,
Apples, Nuts, Etc.
Polyester Jersey
$5.95 a yd.
Add sparkle and trim to this
black or white material to
make lovely palazzo pants
and long skills
SEW FOR HIM .. . . with
Acrylic and Polyester Knit Plaids and Checks
for Slacks and Blazers
COME SEE THE WIDE ARRAY. OF
FABRICS AND TRIMS AT ASHTON'S
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ASHTON'S
ALL DAY THURSDAYS AND
FRIDAY NIGHTS 'TIL
CHRISTMAS
WE ARE OPEN
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THAT John MacKenzie , son of
Mr. and Mrs. Bob MacKenzie of
Lucknow . is attending. Humber
College at Toronto where he is
enrolled in the funeral service
course. John is playing hockey
with the Humber Hawks, the
college team. One of his team
mates is a brother of Ron Ellis 'of
N. H. L. fame
THAT Lucknow and District Kins-
men Club , who are arranging
Santa's visit to Lucknow on, Sat-
urday, December 15th, have
made arrangements to show a
film at the town hall where.,
Santa and his helpers will dis-
tribute the treats provided by
Lucknow Business Men's Associa-
tion, The film which the Kins-
men have arranged is a 90 min-
ute Walt Disney full length car-
toon feature, "The ,Aristocats" .
a recently produced movie.
THAT a stolen car, belonging to
Dr. M. H. Coriin of Lucknow,
was' found the first of the week
near Wingham air strip in a
wooded area , abandoned follow-
ing the theft on November 18.
There was no damage to the ve-
hicle.
THAT the annual meeting of the
Lucknow farmer's Co-Operative
Company was held at the Luck-
now Scales on Saturday. The
shipping company reported the.
following shipped during the
year, cattle 1831,1 calves 36, -
sheep and lambs 243,
THAT Luckrtow Business Men's
Association will again treat the
chiltWen of the community to
Free Skating at the Lucknow
Arena on Saturday of this week,
December 8. Fide skating will
also continue on December 15
and 22,
THAT ,a fire call about 5.30 a.m.
Sunday morning 'took firemen to
the residence of Gordon Erb on
Stauffer Street. Gordon's car ,
was on fire and, had. been spotted.
by a passing Motorist. Extensive
damage wasdone to the interior.
The fire had pretty well burned
itself out because of lack of air
in the auto. '
THAT Hector Aitthison of Toron-
to'has been filling ins manag-
er at the Lucknow, Co-op dbring
the illness of manager Stuart
Jamieson. Mr. Aitchison spent
a few weeks here' in the same
capacity early this year. He is,
a retired manager with Co-op.,
A new employee 'of the LuCknow
Co-op is. Louis Jurjem, son of
Mr. and Mrs, Henry In is of
Ashfield.
11L-‘7r the •Lutka&
'Rotting a tieW.
oftlie.maineatmace „*
• e'ast of tti,Siteps; Ike**,
rcOaces the ,'%,iliaer
Post -Office roof..
Card PartY
Poogiannon LO.L.
card party in the
Thursday, November
tta*s in play, .*
the
went to
Russel Alton for the hada
Elmer Black a Jim
that: men,
Another card party vill"A
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