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THE LUCKNOW SENTINRL, LUCICNOW, ONTARIO:
WEDNESDAY, NOS, .h, 11663:
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Births
STANLEY — At SL Marys Hos-
pital, Kitchener on November. 15,
to Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Stanley.
ut Petersburg, a son . Stephen 'Mrs. Grant Chisholm,
John, a brother for Beverley and
Valerie.
MORRISSEY — At ' Hotel Dieu
Hospital St. • Catharines, ' to Mr: to Mr. and Mrs: John R. Murray
and Mrs. 'Raymond Morrissey of Holyrood, a daughter, Nancy
(Louise' Englai) . on Wednesday, Anne.,
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November 13th, a', daughter, . Cyn-
thia Louise
CHISHOLM — •.At Wingham and
District Hospital, ; on Tuesday,
November 12, 1963, . to Mr. '' and
R.R. 2,
hucknow, a daughter..'
MURRAY ter. in Kincardine Hos-
pital, on Sunday, . November 17th
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THURSDAY, NOV. 2$th ■ •
■ Stairhng Frances Hyland
�■ James Douglas
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Board of chorda. It's . the
a story of the settling of
• Canada's Wes`. It was ,pre-,
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,October and 'reaped 'bud
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SEAN .CONNERY
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JOSEPH •WISEMAN
This is a 'high rating ad- ■
venture drama loaded with .
skullduggery and thrills. It's
the story of a ,British secret
agent i .ca to ■
mv� ate the killing of a •
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former agent.
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Bruce Weeklies
Reor anize Group.
Bruce County • Weekly°News-
paper Publishers and Editors net.
at Port Elgin on Saturday:and
re -organized �t h e it association
which had been'inactive . for the:
past' ten years.
Bruce MacKenzie of `the Pais-
ley ' Advocate was elected presi-
dent of the group;'. Don Thompson
of The Lucknow' Sentinel, 'vice-
president and John Hafermehl of
the Port Elgin Times, "
secretary -
treasurer.
. Following ' :a tour of the. Port
Elgin , ,
Times the group � met'' at
the Queen's Hotel for a. meeting
and . dinner. Main topic'of:. ,dis-.
mission Was the ever increasing
production costs in operating'' a
weekly newspaper. All • but ; two
papers . in the county were :rep-
resented. Representedwere
arton, Southampton , Port El ,
Kincardine,, Lucknow, Paisley,
Chesley" ' and Tara.
• "Were , any (if Four mynah am-
bitions ever reaiized7"
• "Yes tithen any mother used
to cut n iy` �!hair I .v fished .1 was
bald w:1W. •,
Advertising in ' ne*sperr` is
news, It is information about
rneroli ndise, services ' or ideas
and .inventions of =people who
pay to .rive such nears published
so that, the consumer "inay
know,"
The week-end"had special sig-
nificance ',for Mr. •and - Mrs. Er-.
nest Ackert of . Lucknow. On Fri-
day, November 22nd each •obser-
ved .their birthday on the• 'same
day. Mr. Ackert is ' .80 and Mrs..
Ackert,'''76 oke
�On Monday, this esteemed
couple . quietly observed their i 5 h
wedding anniversary. Both are
,enjoying •comparatively g:o•o,d
health. Mr. Ackert in . ?fact, .bad
been .. busy gip sail the. end of
last week' helping .supervise the
harvesting sof a. corn crop et some
230 acres.Mr. • and Mrs. Ackert
"retired„ ,to Lucknow.'five •years
.ago.. from .their Holyrood 'farm,
now owned by their • son Ray
bard and \where.they "bad mid -
from
et% • tfrom• the time of their !mar-
riage •
..,On ;Friday •=eening the family
gathered ,at 'borne tof. Raynard
and Hilda to honour their parents.
tGuests:.at the gathering •'were Mr.
and Mrs. Morley Stewart sof Sas-
katchewan. Mrs. Stewart. is :a
;daughter` of. the late Mr. and Mrs.
Robert. Harper (Lizzie .Ackert).
Mr. ,and Mrs. `Stewart had, Wit.
returned from. a trip to 'the sou-
thern .states•. Where. ;she .,was Eas-
tern Star .delegate at .a conven-
tion in 'Texas.
It was in 1908:''that .Olive 'Ray-
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Ray'-:
maid of Ethel, daughter :•Of Mr:
and Mrs. ',Christopher - Maynard,
married Ernest ;Ackert of Kin-
loss. 'Township, son of : Mr. and
Mrs.John Ackert. The newly
Married couple `.took up residence
on Ernie's'farm \on : the south
east corner .at Holyrood. Ernie
.had purchased the -farm the ;year
previous from Mathew' Foran:
Mr. aid Mrs.Ackert attended
the Methodist `chucah in Holyrood
until :church inion' in •1:925 When
'.they, came 'to . Lucknow United
chum:. Mrs: Ackert has • been.
'active in Women's organizations
and was :a member of the. .choir•
for over "thirty. years. Mr. Ack-
ert is 'a member of'..the ,official
board and the session.
Mr.' and Mrs. Admit lave .a
4.famiy sof .tone. =daughter, • Mrs.
William tGraham (tiWinnied) of,
Ripley., and three sons, 'Ry,
north .Of Kincardine, Maynard, and
Lloyd =of' Ho1yr .
They lave eleven grandchildren
,and eight great granddhildr�en.
innbunces Dredging £o traiifing
• Sohn boney, IF',edera1 memn`tier of
par'Iiantent for !Brute, las an-
nounced tube to -attract for ging
the !harbour . and adjacent area
at , �Wiarliin: las 'been awarded' 'oto
Siincoe 'Dock , and i u • • I _,. 'dor-
onto, at a kcoat tot 'SNOOD
`It is anticipated tthe • \work \will
be tcompleted. l?y :.gid • ' u • e ber.
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ADVERTISEMENT �F SLE
UJNDER, and Eby,. �tuef the
:powers •contained in a ' .(certain
rnortgage;, ,wluc .wiiBl ! ipr;oduc-.
ed''et the time 4df', e, there will
be coffered for 'sale y public cbuc-,
ion.fon day, Decetdber nth,
1963, :at the !hour .cif 1 rowlock in
the afternoon' ,at. the' (office of.
Mays, Prest.3& Hays, :33 Mont-
real
ont
real Street, '.Goderich, `tby 'Donald
Blue, :auctioneer, the following
(property, =namely iie North 'half
of the South' °half {o'f Lot Number
6,: lir Concession 13, astern ..Di-
vision, and also the South Part
of Lot No. "7, Concession '13, Vis-
tern Tivis in the said Town -
'ship tot 'old.
Terms: 10 per cent wif the pur-
chase, money to. be paid down :at
the .time •tzif sale, : 'balance to . be
paid Withinsixty : cdays. Proper-
tty will. be sold subject to 'reserve
bid. '
For ;further p'aitictilars • .and
,conditions �o'f sale apply to Messrs.
Hays, 'West : & Hays, 33' Montreal
Street, 2Goderich, tOtitarioi Donald
Blue sq , Ripley, ;Auctioneer.
.Dated art . kt oder.•ich,' ` 'tbriiario,
:this lath ,day . sof November; '1963.
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Jerry Lewis ;and Stella ...Stevens,
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