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TH*; LUCKNOW SENTINEL.. LUCKNOW, .ONTARIO '
WOONE$DAY, Fn. '10th, 11'5
and Oars. Charles Robin -
.Von accompanied by Jack Boyle
alkult: 'the week -end . in Toronto
Mr, and, `Mrs, Robinson visited
.. Mv d 'Mi's1 Stewart Coup -
and ''Mrs- Robinson remain-
' for
emain'for a':weels visit. Mr, Boyle
ted his sister Mrs..Walter. Let-
ll�r J C. King, Bernadette and
Patricia • of Teeswater vested on
Sunday with; Mr. and Mrs. Wal-
ter Arscot. ' •
Mr.and. "Mrs Albert • Coultes
and.. Mrs.. Mervyn • Pipe of Brus-
sels,: spent a .few days fast week"
with, Mt; and . Mrs. Jack 'Coultes
and family in.' Wallacebt rg, as-
, listing.
them, to move to' .their ' new
home in Dresden,where ;Jack is
manager of the Beaver Lumber
Alex 'Hand of Kitchener and Ar-
thur. Hand of " Durham visited ov-
er the week -end with 'their par-
ents Mr.: and Mrs.: -Hugh Hand.
Reception For Newlyweds
Saturday evening a reception
was 'held in Whitechurch Cora-
. murity . tMemor,al, Hall where a
large crowd gathered in honor of
Mr. and 'Mrs,. Murray 'Neable,'
,newlyweds: 1.1usac, kr dancing.
:waspliied :by` • the Kitchener
Rippling' Water Boys of which Al
la' Miller,. cousin. of the bride,
is a member. " The calling off
was ^a ..done .by_ the. members
-..vU-'hie orchestra. At the close• ,of
the, dancing the. young 'couple
were called to the front,given
seats on the platform, while Al-
lan .11er 'read an 'address and
Harry Swan. presented them: with
a: gift of . money. The bride . and
groom . thanked the : gatheringfor
their . gift and the' entertainment
provided 'far them. All 'sang for
"They are. `Jolly 'Good ;Fellows,"
after which land was served.
Annual Meeting " Held Saturday
Langside Presbyterian Ohurch"
held` their 'annual meeting .on Sat-
• Imlay . at 2;00 p.mi in the :church
Thee meeting was opened by, Rev.
Gordon Fish of Winghazn, mod-.,
orator ; " for Presbytery, reading
scripture and prayer. Rev: Fish
was, elected chairman and. •se
cre-:.
was Mrs, 'Gordon Wall.,The
taf3t.
con regatfbn. has ' 54 member,
from 24 families. The Board of
Session :are. Elmer Scott, Arnold
Scott and Gordon Wkell.. The igen-.
oral .account • receipts Were $2,
14.74; the Sunday School. relied
$109.26, the' !W,M S: had resits
of $110,85 and the Ladies Aid re-
eeipts were 4327,63.:The Board, sof.
managers : are Jim . Richardson,;
Robert. lsregman, . David & . Gra-
ham Mbf fat, Win.. & Wes Young,•
Peter De Boer, Jim Young;. and
Gordon :Nall. The ushers, were raw
appointed. All .reports were very
encouraging . for the progress, of
the ' wont m 1965. Rev.. Fish • dos-
ed the -*meth* with prayer;
Mr, & Mrs. Mervin Baker Honored:
On Friday evening as reception
was held in, Whitechurch . 'Com-
munity
Com-munity Memorial .Hall in honor
of '1Vir.. and Mrs. Mervin Baker,
newlyweds, of Wingham Music
for dancing was supplied by !'Tif
fin's • Orchestra with Leroy. Ran
toul, doing the calling 'off. At,
lunch hour Mr. and Mrs. Baker
were called, to the platform, given
seats of honor, while Terry :IMac-
Dougall read , an •address and
Douglas Tiffin• presented them..
with - a 'gift' of money. Mr. Baker
thanked the gathering for their
gift, the evening's entertainment
Provided, and 'their thloughtfulness.
in doing all this for ` them: All
then : sang. "For . They ;:are Jolly
Good Fellows fter_,..whie --dan-
Qua was again: enjoyed.,
LADIES EVENING BOWLING
Sapphires, and. Emeralds took
2 pomts 'each. Pearls •took •4 points.
front, Diamonds, .: Rhinestones took
4 points from Rubies..High single,,
Josie , Hamilton 334, high '; triple,
Josie. Hamilton , 795. " •
Team standings: Rhinestones
44, Pearls 43, :Diamonds. . 35, Em-
eralds
m eralds-: 34, Sapphires. 30, ,` Rubies.
30. 200 games and over, Marie
Button 208,. Anna : Johnstone 238,
Gladys McDonald 215, Mary Fish-
er :. 215, .,Beatty Irwin 251; Barbara•
Friendorf 230, Shirley Cooke 208,
204, Josie. Hamilton . 275, 334,
Pearl •Jamieson 208, .252, 'Rose
Hall' 299, 214, Gwen Caesar 208,
Shirley' Brooks : 214, Norma . Me
Darragh 213.
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loans #vr home and' farm
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Under the National Housing Act special
Home Improvement Loans are available •
through• your bank at. low interest rates;
You can borrow up to $4,000 andi'take up
to :ten, years to "repay:
A'Farm Improvement Loan offers you up to
$15,000 with Els' long as ten years to repay.
Government sponsored:. Small Business
Loans are also available' through your bank •
for renovation and repair of smaller buss
ness premises and equipment.
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MBERLEY
Naw ` .that the ' groundhog ' ; has
snuggled ' down for another 'six
'weeks ' we- 'May continue with
bobbies and even be ' stirred; with•
ambition ' .to start, houses . ' cleaning
jobs: As the familiar says
"Why wait far .spring do it now.,"
Mr. Verner Brown. of St; Jac-
obs and . MMr. Tom . Greenwood of
Kitchener spent" the weekend at'
their cottage at Point :Clark.
Mr Eldon Lowry is serving
On' jury duty,- this week. at :Walk-
erton.'
Mrs:. Laura tMeNain of Weston
spent the week -end at her home in
Amberley: '
•. Mrs; Alex McNay of Lucknow.
and Mrs.. Robert :McNay of . Am
berley attended `a :relative shower
of
at Alastrkonaweek I on_ . Thursday • :evening
Mr and Mrs. •Chester Ernmer-
ton.::attended ' 'Parents Night"' 'alt
Stratford Teachers ; College • on'
Friday evening: •
Mrs Grant' 'MeDiarmid has Frey
turned to her • home lin Lucknow
much • improved in health. 'Mrs.
MeDiarmid spent a week recent-
ly .with. Mr. and Mrs. Jack •Blue.
2nd concession of Huron.
Memorial 'Service
For,. Harry Lennon
• _ Members ' from the ,Amberley
.Orange Lodge and Royal Black
'Preceptory attended a service at
the.' Linklalter funeral home Kin-
cardine, on Friday' evening for
the late:' IMr,. Harry ,Lemont who
passed , away suddenly at • his
home in Kincardine. on Wednes-
day Mr. Lemonattended the
County meeting at Amberley on
Tuesday apparently. in. good health.
He was a member: of the Royal
Black Preceptory • at. Arnberley
and a . • regular :attendant. Sym-
I pathy is extended .to .Mrs. Lemon
and ,family.
Grand 'Chaplin.. Speaks At .Lodge
The County Lodge meeting was
held oh Tuesday • of . • last week at
Amberley Orange Hall. Owing• :to_:
weather : conditions' and other'
coma ntments'; a number were un-
able' to attend. Guest • speaker for
the meeting ..was'. Mr. David .Wor
den, . Grand Chaplain of Ontario, ./
•West, who travelled; from List-
owel through blinding , , snow
squalls to be present ,Rev..' Har- .,
old 'Mien of ' Pine River 'United
Church also .. gave " an.' address.
Lunch: wasserved at the• close of
the meeting
Mrs' John •Emmerton '.visited
on Friday' :"` eveningwith Mrs. ;
Anne Emmerton of Kincardine.
Congratulations go , to Shirley
Steele, and Jun • Emmetton• .who •
'placed : second. and ,third at the
public ." speaking . contest : at Wing:
ham recently.
,Mists Aria Smeltzer.: visited at.'
the week -end' with Miss Barbara.
Wilkin of London..
i.tiCKNOW DUNGANNON
. BOWLING
Donald:1MacKinno- led the risen
with a 701' triple and 'Stuart:. Jam-
ieson had high single of '269; ;Pearl
Ja°niesn was high for the ladies
with ; .a triple of 660. and ..single
game of 285.
Tigers ,47, Beavers 46,'Cubs 45
Coons 44, Lions 39, . Chipmunks.
38, Kangaroos 35,.. Zebras' 32, ' Wol-
x'. '. ; G shers '.29, Pole Cats.
28,. Squirrels 18,
'LEY 'MEAT. 'MARKET
Custom. Butchering
Mondays 7,7 Hogs, in by 4:00 p.m.
CATTLEC VES andILiMBIS EVERY DAY,
t
EXCEPTSATURDAY
We .do Curing and Smoking" ; ,. Beef, Pork. and : Lamb.
Sold .Whole,,„•Haif or Quarter , For Better, Service;
And Lower Prices .--- Cali Ripley 100. ,
CHAS, '.HOOISMA ... ,Prop.