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WEDNESDAY, OCT. 6th, 1955..
KINGSBRIDG
(Too Late for Last' Week)
Mfrs, Martha O'Neill, Michael,
'Mrs. 'O'Donnell,' Mrs. Jack Kin-
ney and Mrs. M. MacLennan of
Gorrie were visitors to 'the
Martyr's Shrine at . Midland last
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SERVICE
• Armature - and" Field .• Winding,
Brushes, Bearings, Etc.'
Repairs to • •
Fractional "and Integral
Horsepower Motors•,
Also Electric Fans, Vacuums,
'Clippers, Drills, Etc. •
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Phone. "Ripley 111-r-29 :•
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Tooled ,To Repair All
'Makes. 01 Tractors
Allis• .Chalmers "B".' TRACTOR'
In; A-1 Condition
ONE .USED PLOW
Sub Soilers, Pan Breakers
Before Buying; • See tis' . For
PLOWS
Spreaders, Blowers
Forage Harvesters, Wagons
Corn Pickers and Huskers
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Phone • 18-r-20, Ripley
THE HOME Of QUALITY SERVICE
and Genuine JOHN DEERE PARTS
week, .
' THE LUC ;`NOW SENTINEL,; LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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s. Victor Fininey & (Continued from Page. `8).
three children '•and' Mrs , James
Wallace have taken up hearth rug, Mrs. H
resictQnce
in Goderich fgr the • winter Rumpell, 1VIrs.
Bev. Dr. McKenna of 'Tees- ;oach, 1Virs. Alton,,• crocheted
v�rater will Abe .guest speaker here hearth rug, Mrs. Hwrnpell, Mrs.
during • the Forty ' comHourmes nDeevQ- q-arbutt; embroidered cushion,
tions: ,which will, ce , in 1VIrs • (Salkeld,, .Mrs. Humpell;
this parish at 8,00 . a,m mass on porch• cushion, Mrs. Salkeld, Mrs;
'Friday, September 30th. •Humpell; wool cushionMrs.
Mrs. 'Gilbert Frayne and ,Dall.:. Humpelt;. cushion, other: kind,
ny Visited in.,Mrs...•Salkeld;' Mrs Lavis; thrift
trait and. Lanwithsin Mich •. 'last_ >articies, Mrs • •$alkeld, . Mrs,
week, • • 'relatives • ' . Roach,, Mrs Humpell,
•• centre
• Mr, • John P, " Sullivan of ' Tor- .'pie e, �Mi s, Humpell,' Mrs .Salk..
onto .and old, tray cloth, :lVlrs: Huinpell,
' Gerald ,Dalton of m_sikeid; wool --embroider i
Toronto visited' with relatives �,._
during the past .Week:, , Mrs..Humpen, Mrs, Salkeld; cut
Mr. and Mrs. •Walter Clare & ; Work, ;Mrs: Salkeld, Mrs: ' •Hump
1VIr. Win. Clare ;Were ,, visiting •in .ell; : fancy 'work,. Mft. •Salkeld,
Detroit last week,, Mrs: 13uinpell, fabric'' toys, 1�ixs,
M•ohexief .` M g , HuTripeh B • y
=The' C' W,I,; • decided � at their ' •
monthly meeting. on •Monday ev-. Wornen s. Or anizations Dis la
ening to hold a Fail: Festival in.St, Helens W.I., Lucknow W.I.,
St Joseph's parish' hall, Friday, Kairsli'ea 7
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"Nd'v. ember 4th.: • Junior • Girls' Club Woxk
• Daughters of The Kairshea.,
ST; HELENS • Fine Arts
Collection snapshots, Mrs. Mc
You are remindedof the emu,, Charles,* Mrs.. Moncrief; . decorat-
versary ary services in. the 'United ed.: table, Mrs:: Salkeld, Mrs. l
and Qhurch. next Sunday; at 11' a.m. Roach. •'''
7.30 :p.m.; Mr, Ralph Howlett . , FLOWERS
Will be the preacher. The choir ;
will provide special music and. Red 'asters, Mrs. Lavis,' Mrs.
Mrs, Howlett and ' 'Miss Anne Steward; blue .asters; Mary. Mac -
Todd : will be the soloists.. , Leod, Mrs. Steward; collection)
Esther Che'bro is..a patient iri':asters, (Mrs. Salkeld collection
_the,_Children's : ' War mem ria�l- gladioli, Mrs.'Luther; red., glad.
-lospial,. London;• • 111611!;.
Mrs.Luther;whitegladioli'.
Flower Luther; yellovv.gladioli;: Mrs.
Flowers in the United Church 'Luther; , purple: gladioli,. `Mrs.
on Sunday morning were;placed
'there ,by. the .family' in memory Luther, African ' :marigold,. Mrs.
of . Mrs. R:. Salkeld, Tench marigold, Mary:
J ....Woods; , whose .1VIacLeod,d Mrs: ,A. Martin, zin-,
death occurred a year ago, nias, Mrs, Salk ld, . ;collect- on
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Remember ;the 'Insti`tut ago.,
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ing''this (Thursday) afternoon at Mass ,A, Altan; colerection ann{tals,
`1Virs. 911ari =M'iller's. ; Miss- •Aare s, Salkeld;, table 7bou�quet, Mrs.
McGowan will be o Salkeld; Mrs...A. 'Martin, calm-
guest speak r • dula, Mrs: ' Salkeld, best gladioli
dish".;;
Roll call, "My .favorite Supper :spike, Mrs::.. Luther; :.10 spikes
St. ,Helens .Y 1PaJ ' gladioli, Mrs. Luther; Tieing room
• bouquet, "Mrs. Salkeld, Mrs.. Ste
The meeting, of the .St Helens ' ward:..
a
PA . SEVEN
Y.P.U. washeld on Sunday ev= potted Plants •
ening, � Octaber 2, Donna Woods, R:'go, 1VIrs Ste�uvard; be -
convener of Citizenship .and
.had charge Mrs.. iexSt beberd:ziiai rs. Ge s I unter,.
Community •Service,
of the' worship service:. After the
singing of the hymn "He ._ lveth Mrs: • Steward; best house plant;
•long,: who li:veth well", .'Donna Mrs. Luther, Mrs: Steward; cid:-
reed
ac-read the scripture and following. tus, 'Mary' MacLeod, ':Mrs.. Stew-.
a short reading, she 'led • in pray •:ard; geraniums, 'Mrs'
• Jack Mc-
er ,The singing of the hymnLean, Lachie , McK.ay.
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orne' Thou . Fount, .of . every SCHOOL CHILDREN
Blessing' closed'' the worship Lamb, Grant :Kilpatrick,Kar:
.service. 'Anne Todd--presidentren..Xilpatrick;market-hog,_Kam
was in' the • chair for the . admin- en ; Kilpatrick, 'Kenneth Kirk-
istration. In thesing song. we land,. Donald Kirkland, 'Shirley
practised some numbers for the
variety concert which is to be
held. October ,24t. A ' discussion
was. .held concerning niimbers'for
"J wonderWhat's happened
• to Nancy , .."•
"Oh! I'm glad you. called.—
I was worried." . .
The telephone rings
and everything's OIC
So many' of the calls you make every day say "Don't
- - worry"! -When =someone has to work late,' or can't 'keep
a date,or has to cancel an appointments the telephone
lets other people know:
At times like .this whether you . are making the
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call or receiving it- the ready reassurance ,provided
by your telephone can be precious beyond words
, This is just one of countless examples of how your
telephone pays its way, as it makes life happier,, easier,..
more secure.
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Wiheat; Marjorie. Alton,: Betty
Alton; oats, Marjorie Alton, Doug
Alton, Betty. Alton; . barley, `Doug:.
Alton, Marjorie Alton; wield' corn,
Kenneth Kirkland, Donald Kirk-
land, Ann• Ritchie; sunflower,
Kenneth :Kirkland, Donald Kirk
land,T LarryaHunter.•
Beets, John Andrew, ;Bill 'Nel-
son, Bert '; Altbn, Donald . Kirk -
McNeil, Terry_ Wilson, _Betty_.Ai1 _._land.,carrots, Donald:-::Kirk];ancl
ton, •Douglas; Alton,. Grant Kit- I Ken Kirkland, Larry Hunter,
patrick' .:Calf,. Shirley McNeil,: Donald .Andrew; .onions,' Dorothy
Bobby Hunter, G., Alton, .Douglas' Heim, John: Andrew, Doug: Alton,
the concert. • The meeting -closed Alton,' Kenneth : Kirkland, John ,Larry Hunter; parsnips, Ann Rit-
with Taps, and Mr: Howlett gave McCharles. Calf,_. ` public school''chie; potatoes, ;Evans: Helm, Lar..
the bPriedicxion pupil; Shirley : McNeil;. Bobby. -ry-1H e,--L-ynzli Little, Barbara-
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Breakfast A Puffy Omelet `
crowned with 'melted • cheese.
Cheese ,makes . sense On break-
fast menus." It's :a ,nutritious
food that gets the family off to
-an ,energetic;•Start.• w
Nelson; cabbage, Doxiald Kirk-
land, . Ann Ritchie; pie pumpkin,
Ann • Ritchie, Kenneth Kirkland,
Evans' ' Relit, -Lynda ,Little; field'
•pumpkin, Ken . Kirkland, Donald
Kirkland; Larry Hunter; squash,
Lynda Little; turnips, John And-
rew, Larry Hunter; Ann Rital ie;
mangolds, Joh Andrew, :Larry
] iunter,;,Betty •Alton;. cucumbers,:
Kenneth -Kirkland, Terry -Wilson.
Spy apples, 'TerryWilson; Tam
•ny Andrew, Larry Hunter, Rose
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Wilson; Tallman Sweets; Tommy
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Fall apples, Tommy. Andrew, .Ter
ry Wilson,Carol Anne MaoIn-
tyre; winter • apples, Terry Wil-
son, Larry Hunter, Roselee Mac-'
Intyre; ,Plums, -Terry ';Wilson; to;-
matoes, Kenneth Kirkland, Don
ald Kirkland; Larry Hunter, John
Andrew; Snow, Tommy. Andrew,
Terry Wilson, 11i.11 Nelson; Mc-
Intosh; Terry Wilson; King, . Ter-
ry' Wilson; Pears, Larry Hunter,
Carol Ann Maclntyre, John An-
drew,,Roselee MacIntyre.
White Leghorn pullet,: Marjorie
Alton goats; Grant Kilpatrick;
goslings, •Mary • Purdon;' bantams,.
Donald Kirkland, Kenneth Kirk-
land.
• .Girl's. apron,.;. Dorothy Helm;
- fan .y ar-t-icle�..:. rern;,r wood,-: -jc hrF-
Andrew; useful ' article from
wood, '.Joh.n Andrew.
• Asters, Donald Andrew, Terry
Wiison;..1VI:ary--Purd9nr-John-.-Ari=-
drew; Petunias,' Barbara Ann
Purdon,' John ' Andrew, . Terry
Nilson,.. Paul Entberlin;. .Phlox,
Paul Esriberlin; Zinnia; Barbara
Ann 1 urdon;:•Terry Wilson, Lar-
ry
, -Paul Embe rlin l"
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trios, :
Lunch — Chili Cheese' Bake is a
recipe that will' make you famous..'
Dinner Frosted Cheese Fi
7-;e
Wine-Plavored process cheese
• ,makes this the most unusual pie •
- su've ever tasted
• "4th'medi"`snack -- Egg -in -the -hole''
,is ;quick and tasty any time: See;
the glorious variety of Canadian
Cheese your 'grocer .is featuring.
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write for the recipes.
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•rew; Terry Wilson; .Dahlias,..Bi1k,
Nelson; collection annuals, John.
Andrew, Terry,'. Wilson: Marin
Purdon perennials collection
Paul. Eimberlin; Scabiosa, ; Terry •
;.Wilson; '1lasturstitnn,. Linda Lits
tre, French marigold, Larry.'Hun
ter, Ann Ritchie, John.. Andrew, :•
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Alton; ;Snapdragon; Paul. Ern
berlin, Ann Ritchie; Gladioli,
• Terry Wilson;, dining room :b'o i.-
quet : Barbara Ann .PurcLo�a, Lothrz _.::
Andrew, Ann Ritchie, Terry
son.
RuraL School Competitions •
Crafts--S;S. No. 4,. West Wa
Wanosh . (St. ,Helens);; • S.S:' No.• 9, •
is 7(Firllays) : 5 S. No: 5.,.
Ashfield (Zion).
Projects—aa. No. 9,•• Ashfield:;
(Finlays); S.S.' No. 4, Ashfield••
(Lochalsh) ; S.S.'. No. 13,. Ashfield?
(Lothian); SS.. No. 5,•
.(Zion); S.S.; No.. 7; Kinloss:: (2nd:..
Concession).
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of high ' class monuments
• who import granite from the'
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the rough to the finished
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When choosing, a monument.
, come and see one :of the
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and reverse charges.•'.
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