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THE IVCICNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,, ONTARIO
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(Intended for Cast. week) John . of Kitchener,spent Satur-
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dawson and day at their honie in the village:
..,- ,family were Sunday visitors with Congratulations to Charles',Mar-
hex sister Mrs- Woelfgang Boelke tin who celebrated his birthday
and Mr.. Boelke-of Mount Forest.: on Saturday in Victoria Hospital,
Mrs. Brian Boothman and Don- London.
na returned to Hazeldine, . Alter- Took; Tour To New York
ta, after spending ten days at the Mary Purdon and friends Phy-
home of her sister Mr, and Mrs.; llis Weiser and Thereasa Strauss ,
T. Morrison.' • of Kitchener spent Thanks '
• , givug.. _
Mrs: Nellie Owen, Mr.. and Mrs, week -end in New York on `a con
Alfred Buckton Jr. and Karen'of ducted tour and ,attended.' the
Toronto spent.•Thanksgiving• .at the World's .Fair;
• home of Mr and- Mrs. Tom Mor-. Mr: and Mrs..:Russel . Gaunt,
Y taking
rison. Mr. and .Airs. Jas. Currie, Mr.
On Y Frida ' Mr. and Mrs. Gar- and Mrs. Ken Currie and fain
ence Ritchie, Mr. • and .Mrs. Wal- ily •attended. the Presbyterian An-
ter Elliott and Myles St. Marie . mversary Services .at Wingham Mrs. Jerome Cassidy, Riversdale.
attended the Ploughing Match at and 'visited with Miss Leah Cur- Congratulations from this, vici
rte of Wingham, ity to :Doris Coultes who won sec: -
Mr. and. Mrs. Fred Tiffin, Mr and place with her speech on.
Charlotte ,Whitton in Grades :7 and:
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and Mrs. Charles' Tiffin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Russel, Ritchie were Sunday
visitors at Collingwood and . Owen
'Sound.
Mr. and: Mrs. Jas. Ketchum of
Palmerston were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weber
and family. •
• Those spending. the -week-end at
their 'homes were; Wayne Far-
rier and Wayne Martin . of . Lon-
don, Garry Chapman of Hamil-
ton, Donald Watt of Toronto,. Mary
Pardon,, Ann and Donna Rintoul
Mrs. M '
ofKitchener.
atilda; Graham of Tees -
water was a Sunday visitor and
on • Monday.. Mr, ' and Mrs, Julius
Fischer • and family of Palmer.:
sto: spent Monday with Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Neable and assisted Mr.
Neable . in'the building of the lack
kitchen .
Mr. and Mrs; Ewart MacPher-
son of Lucknow ` were Sunday vis
)tors ' with Mr. and Mrs. Bill- Rin
tool.
' Ttiis ideal sunshine •' weather is
enabling the farmers here to com
plete threshing,. get: -silos filled
and on Saturday and Monday
man busied' themselves.
up the . potato crop. '
Dan 'Cassidy spent 'a . few days
last . week with M. and Mrs. Wm
O'Hagan, Riversdale, apo , Mr and:
Mrs. Claude Coffin;
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Phone 528-2445 Box 31, t.ucknow
8 at Belgrave on Friday evening
and .to •Brenda Stapleton, grades
5' and 6, who . was also 'a , winner'.
with her • speech on. 'Trees.
Leroy Rintoui is attending the
Farm Management course being
held in .'connection with. the; `Night
School at Wigham District Ifigh'
School.
Elwood ;Groskorth, Canada Pae -.1
ker Supervisor . for the . area, at-
tended a business meeting in Tor --
onto on Friday.
Mrs. `Tom. Magoffin spent.. Mon-
day with. Mrs: Ronald Jamieson
of :East Wawanosh
Mr.. a. n d Mrs. Tom Jamieson
and Mrs. Mabel Stapleton, visited
on Sunday with Mr. and : Mrs.. Wil-
bert Procter of Morris.
•;Little. Heather Moffat of Wig
ham spent the week -end ,with her
AMBERLEY.
( Intended for last week).
Reids • Corners W.I. will meet in
the community hall on Thursday,
October 28th at 2:00 p.m. Guest
speaker will be Mrs. "Prema• Nad
Karny of India. Anyone interested,
will be welcome to attend.•
Anglican Ladies: Guild •
Mrs. Chester Emanerten w a s
hostess for St. Lukes ,Anglican:
Ladies Guild on Thursday of last
week at her home 'on the second
concession . of .Ruin. In the ab-
sence of Mrs. Reg Godfrey,. Mrs.
1Chester Emmerton presided. The
scripture. reading by Mrs Arthur
Smeltzer 'was • followed with the
roll. call which was answered with
a vie r s e containing the . word
"gift." After . items of business
were ' discussed Mrs, John "Scott
gave an ' explanation of . part of
the Lords prayer which . willbe
continued : After .the . closing hymn
and benediction by Mrs: S. R..I
Lupton, a dainty lunch was serv-
ed ' by Mrs. John Scott and Mrs.
Chester ' Emmerton.
Mr. and • Mrs. John A. McDQn
old, of the secondconcession of
Huron entertained • relatives f o r
I Thanksgiving on Saturday even
ing of last. week. Mr. and Mrs..
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,were employed' : for the harvest.
Rain; and snow retarded opera.-
tions
pera tions at times but cleared suffic-
iently to, complete ' the ' season's •
mthat area
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Mr. . and Mrs., Norval Nesbitt
visited at the week -end with rel-.
atives in Erin. ' a .
Mics, Bob Irwin of Lucknow ar-
ea and Mrs. Peter• °Bissonnette of
Ripley have been supplying at
Huron West .. School in the , absence
of Mrs. puke- of Kincard°me' who
is dl..
Mr., and Mrs. Robert Gallaugh-`
er and boys'of • Mansfield visited
"on Sunday.; with. Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Courtney and 'family.
Mr. and Mrs. , Walter Brown,
Mr. . and Mrs. Eldon Bradley, Dr.
and Mrs. Murray McLennan and
Norman and Mrs. Elizabeth Fer-
guson were dinner guests on Sun-
day . with Mr. and Mrs. William
Harris of Ripley.
Mr. and Mrs: Archie Courtney
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Wilmer McKay of Kincar-
dine
incar dinea n d attended, anniversary
services at. Kincardine United
church.
Malcolm McLennan- of Barrie
and. Jeanne McLennan) of ' Toron-
to who ' were present ..for the ac -
rasion, showed.' slides of their trip
to the ' British Isles and Europe
which was ": interesting to all.
Lloyd. Campbell .. and D a v i d
Courtney, arrived home. from Kin-
dersley, Saskatchewan;' on Thur-
sday of 'last week, where they
ST. HELEN'S• 4 -it REPORT'
St. Helen's Snappy Shippers
held their fourth meeting on Sat-
urday, October 23. Plans . were
made': for a' visit by Huron ; Home
Economist, Miss Liddiard.•The
plans for a 'party in the hall are
not complete as yet.
Bias,, and .'corded. piping=' was
discussed °and demonstrated. Then
the. girls worked on , their gar-
ments.
ar;ments..
Next meeting to. be held, on.
.November 6th.
grandparents ' Mr. and kis. El-
wood' Groskorth, :while' her . par-
ents Mr.' and Mrs. Jim Moffat I were on a week=end . holiday.
We are sorry to report Charles. .
Martin was . admitted .,Tuesday to`!
Victoria Hospital, London, and on
Wednesday :. underwent surgery.
The community wish him a : spee-:
dy recovery.
Mrs- Victor Emerson was at
Belgrave Friday' afternoon assist-
ing in judging recitations •by be-.'
Diners,. Grade 1 and 2, Grade •3,
Grade 4 .in :connection with. the;
School Fair., • • •
Master » `Douglas. a n.d Bobbie
Ross on Thursday underwent sur-
gery for . the removal of their ton-
•'.sils in Winglam and., District Hos-
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os-;. ` ` pita.L All hope the boys wall ''soon
• be out again.'..
ita`� a The W.M.S.last w e e k : were
`, e � • � � ,, quilting a fancy quilt at the home,•
�i �: l ; of Mrs Robert .Rossi
. fir.. and Mrs: Oscar Schefter
, and Jim were week -end visitors:
4w: 1 '` with Mr and Mrs. ' Angus Falcon- 1.
er of Streetsvdle:. •
N. '•
' Mr. and Mrs Douglas Conley.
were Sunday visitors wa i t h , his
Novi, in addition to the' savings being 'given•.to parents •: and visitors Jim. Con_
Ontario Palmers in the form`of cash and bulk ley. of Durham. ' ; ' 1.:
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modern labour-saving service of BULK DAY AT UNITED CHURCH'
SPREADING fertiliiecon your fields and free Rally, services were: held in hie ' 41
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Iters you (his complete rot Feriilitef PrQ�ra� ,, The hymn "Thisis' My Y aliens
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MORTGAGE
OF FARM PROPER'
• TO 'BE.. HELD•..AT: 11:00 A.M..,
on Saturday november 6, 196;
On the premises herein advertised
The undersigned will by virtue of the Power of Sale con-
tained ;in; a certain mortage, which will be produced at time of
sate, . offer for sale by Public Auction, ;a farm consisting of
approximately 102 acres with about 92 acres tillable, described
as Paris .of Lots 20, 21 and 22, Concessions 1, S.DR,., Township.
of Kincardine, County .• of Bruce
Upon,ihe, said premisesthere is said to be erecteda good
frame 'house, good dairy barn, silo and other buildings.
The property will be offered for sale subject to a reserve
bid. .�4..
. , TERMS
Twenty-five per emit of: the • purchase money, % be paid in.
cash, (ten per cent at t,me of sale and fifteen per cent within
thirty days thereof), the balance tobe secured under a Sale
Agreement not, exceeding twentyyears, with, interest at five
per cent (5%) .:per annum.
For further particulars and conditions of sate,' apply to
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Diplomas were • giv€r! out to pet -
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u' pils of Sunday School for attend
ance.. iplomas were received by
John :Gibb. ''Stephen Ritchie and
. fl Wayne.: Swan.:Pins and • stamps.
Were awarded "to Phyllis Sleight:.
holm. Janet Sleighthclan.• David
Sleigbtholin, Thelma. Linda, , )til -
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and Brenda Ritchie. Diane and • ,
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Fancy Swan. Beverley. Soloman • : +`
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ATLAS BATTERIES AND, DUNLOP • TIRES•
AT REASONABLE., PRICES
gave a reading Love and Glad-
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.Per. George Mitchell's sermon *.
was "Toe .Discovery of .God" 4 . •
it which dealt with faithful .work in •
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willing to trustarid obey.. Pray- • •
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