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THE LVC tNOW smiTINEL,.LUCKNOW, atirmio
WEDNE'S►. DAY,.
26th, 41956•
FORMOSA MEMORIAL -HALL
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5.15 p.m. to 8.15 pan.
No Waiting Ilii, Line Outside
Adults $1,50 - Children 75c
CONCEIT AND DANCE , . ,
Concert 'at 8.15 by. Don Robertson and. the .Ranch Boys
with the Paull Brothers and Shirley.
Dance to the Ranch: BOYS. from • 10 to 1.
r ADULTS 50e CREN 25c
WHEELS..
HELENS
Rev B.11. Green condii ,+cit an-
niversary..servi!ces'. on Sunday at
Arkwright, a. former charge Rev.
1 atwson .af Tara preached..in the
: United C+hurch.here. ,
Miss Isabelle .MacPherson was
bowie .from London' for the week,
rend.
'Mrs, John. Webster" is a visitor
with her brother ,arid ' sister,' Mr.
M.:Humphrey. Humphrey. aid Mrs.' Cranston.
Anniversary services uriII
held in the United Church on
• Sunday, October 14th. Rev. C.
Krug' : of .B el'gra a ..will -be ` the
guest speaker in the morning 'and
Bev. ..Pp. C .Washington off Ash-
I�v.:�r.�.
field in the evening.
The October meeting of the W.
ld ' th =-Ca
I. will be he —in— e mmun-
ity .Hall on 'Thurs., October 4 at
2.30. Roll call, How, to: keepp a
healthy state of mind; i.otto,
Good' health is ,precious beyond
Wealth and. wisdom, by Mrs: G.
Maherson; topic in eharge of
:Mrs. Frank McQuillin; hostesses,
Mrs. ;Chas. McDonald, Miss Jean
Aitchison., •
OBITUARY.
MISS i' .ORA, M*cDONALD
The death occurred in Victoria
Hospital, London,. on Friday, Sep-
tember
Tuku : knohwof Flora MacDonald
Lu• She was 87 years
of age. Death was attributed to
bronchial pneumonia. •
•Miss MacDonald was born in
Lucknow on January loth, 1869,
and has been a ,continuous resi
,dent__.s• this 'village. She lived
her entire life on the MacDon-
ald property next to the .0 C.N.R.
station, firstly in ad log house
and then in. the present 'hoarse..
After the death of her., father,
William John MacDonald, • who
*as killed at a young • age in a
well: digeng.,_acccidant,_ she _as-
sumed the care of the household
and. her mother,. who • was an in
valid. She was a hard worker
and a friend to both, old and
young .alike. She will be sadly
missed in the community. •
Miss MacDonald was a faithful.
meniber ,of Lucknow Presbyter-
ian Church while health permit-
ted. She is survived by one bro-
eri John, of Baker's' Private
Hospital;; .one nephew, Russell
Dewar, of 'British Columbia, and
three icousins,•. Don McVicar, Miss
Anna Broomfield and Mrs. Jessie
Seel of. Detroit.. •
She was predeceased
•. one:
brother Daniel, and . by two
ters,. Mrs.. Dewar (Mary), and
Mrs. Goff (Viva), and a 'nephew,
Stanley 'Goff, • who .lived with
Flora for many years, •
-Funeral .services were conduct -
,ed .from: the Johnstone' Funeral
Home, I•ucknow, on , Tuesday,
September 88th, with .burial in
BORN: .
WI +KINbS- 4n Wingharn Hcispital
on September'' 18th, .1956, to Mr.
and Mrs. , Charlie Wilkins, R..3,
Lucknow,' a son,. Williamri,. Ernest,
br,
a other for.13arbara.
Mr. Mac McGregor . of New
York. is spending. his holidays
with. Ross and ..Mr. and Mrs. Gorr.
don Srnall. •
Mrs. Bert Porter and. Elizabeth
of Willowdale • spent the past
week with her sister, Mrs„ Gros-
korth and family. •
The W.M.S. and W.A. of the
United Church met Wednesday
at the home of Mrs. G. Farrier,
President -Mrs. J. Falconer open-
ed the meeting ' with' a .. hymn,._
Scripture was was read by Olive
M. Terriff., The clip .sheets on
"Alcohol" by Mrs, Gillespie were
tread by Mrs. E. Beecroft, Mrs.
Jack Pardon, Mrs. Dustan Bee-
croft and Mrs., Laidlaw, An in-
strumental : by Mrs. W. R. Farrier
was ---much- -enjoyed.---z-The last, -
chapter •of the .study book on
New Canadians was, given . by.
Olive M. • Terriff. Mrs. , Jack Pur-
given
don offered prayer, • a hymn was
sung and the meeting closed• by
prayer by Mrs, E.., Scholtz,
The W.A.. president, Mrs. Bee-
croft; conducted; • the meeting.
New business was discussion • of
a (bazaar in .November. The date.
available. for the room's in. Luck-
now . was November 17th. Help.
(from everyone to do all: they.
could to make it a • success was
asked by. the president. This be-
ing the, birthday. tea,, •the tables
were pretty' With •pastel . colored
flowers; The lunch of varied
sandwiches, 'light and dark •cpkes
was' enjoyed by all. I--• •
Rev. J. Ura :Stewart of Moore
field. _visited_ with__Mrs. R!a s_and
Olive on. Monday . and•' Tuesday.
dile conducted annisversary ser-
vices at. Conn • on Sunday.
. Many from. • here attended. the
South Kinloss Cemetery. `. funeral of, Mrs.,.Peter Watson in
Wallace 1VlvClean of the L Wingliam. • at A. A. Curries fun -
Presbyterian Church officiated.' exal • par�for. Ito'. Greenhill Cem-
Pallibearers were Fred ..Webb, etery
on Tuesday. She was the
Wm. _ Porteous, Joe M'aroMillan,
Morgan 'Henderson, . .Dan - Nichol=
son and. Jack MacDonald' Sr.1.
WRITECHURCI
Mr. and Mrs.:Alex Leaver vis-;
ited..with Mr. and Mrs'. Ab Coul-
farmer Marion. iCasernore of the
2nd • Concession of Kinloss... We
extend sympathy to the; brothers
and sister,. Mrs, •Ed Marsh. '
amiss ,' VV inriifred Farrier spent Roy and Leon
the . week - end at her home here.
The WM•S. , of Chalmers
tes and family on Tuesday even- church met in the Church on
Yng: • 'Wednesday afternoon..EM
President
MONL,710ENTS :
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VNA4.KER7'ON,
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MEI$AORI4LS
WALKERTON
Mrs. Dawson. Craig opened ;the,
Meeting .with worship and spray .
er. The scripture was read by
Mrs. Caswell: ,ire- ll -call -was
'a thought from ,..the record. The
meditation wai taken • by Mrs,
Dawson Craig and prayer by
Mrs Don Ross. The topic "Old
wine in new skins , was ably
taken by Mrs. Bob Ross,. The of-
fertory prayer was given by Mrs,
Gordon McBurney. Mrs. Jag. Mc-
Innes gave a. reading on "Why
zMr. and Mrs. Walter James,,
spen
Week -end in the village.
Miss Marjory ;Cpultes waS
.pital Saturday' and Sunday.
Gcilden ____ 7 tins. $t
-Pure-Peannt Butter, -9.
Sive All Wai•Paper,•100 ft. roll 4 for $1.
CulverhOilise: Green Peas,. 20 Oz.:: "*. 6 tins' $1..
9 for $1.
Chieken. SiMpi 20' oz,
Skim Milk; PoWdei; lb.' 3 ,pkgs, .$1,
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FREE:-.D.ELIYER*
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Little NationaLMatches, 42_ to_ctn.
Campbell's Tomato Soup, .10. oz. 9 tins $1.
5 tins $1.
Libby'S Tomato. J.Uice, 2.0 dz.
PUritan Meat Balls, 15, az.
. Brunswick Sardines .
Johnson's. Hard .Glois Glo.Coat,,qt.
2Q pkgs..
Wrigley's Gum
St. Lawrence Corn Oil pint 37t
aover Leaf Flakea Tuna Fish, half .tin 31c
Salada,Tea Bags, pkg..of 60' 79c
. cotApATE vAtEEs. .
Sc off -Palmolive 'Soap
Fib with fTee Guest_Towel, gt.
"10acloo7shSarntipeir30:udlair,g1173;cp;kg.
Colgate Dental Cream, $1.18 value__
.bars 29c
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L 31c
2 tubes 89c
giant 65c
BIRDS EYE' BRAND
Mix Match Lemon or range' Juice 6' tins $1.
Green Peas, 12 oz.
Macintosh ApOes 3 lbs.. 35C
White Grapefruit, iize 96' 12 foi $1.00