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Candy: Department
HALLOWEEN KISSES, 2 lb. bag .. , , , 69c
KIDDIES CANDIES, '51. pieces ; .... , . . .. * 49e
HALLOWEEN CARAMELS, 1b. '.bag 49c
HALLOWEEN SUCKERS, 50 to a bag ' '49c.
For that HailO e en Pay
You . Will Fmd The Following Articles
HALLOWEEN. CUT-OUTS • , . roe & 15c sizes.
Black 8c. Orange,. Flameproof Streamers, 20' .... 15e,
PARTY COSTUMFS,': to fit ages 4 to 7 , .. 79c ea.
HALLOWEEN PARTY ,'HATS ` . 15c
HALLOWEEN SEALS, per: book • .. 15c,
Also. • available are
A wide selection of masks
And :',Disguise .:SetsFor All Age Groups
hone ':12R7 Dungannon, Open from 9 til : 9 .Daily.
LIONS BUILT, $60,080.
RINK:: AT LOREKBURN, .SASH::
The October issue Th: a 'L on
magazine carried. 'a picture.,` of the
dedication of a new rink at Lore
• burn, the hometown of George
Book and.. Ron McLelland; well
known' here, .and who eaah .mar-
ried :.young ladies from • this
conununity.
•The • story in.. The • Lion, read
as follows:
`Curling'' ;;and , skating rinks
worth • almost $60,000 were re-
cently erected , by. the •Loreburn,.
Saskatchewan : Lions cub in
Canada..; The 36 -member club;
resent : ` Chalice
►t '
me ' fiver
(AMBERLEY' lkEWS)y
(Intended ':For .Last Week) . .
ST. HELENS
Mrs. ''Town 0 Todd' opened her
home On Tuesday to United
Church Women, Miss W. D.
Rutherford had charge ' of the
meeting with the topic . being
"The Living God" Mrs. Green
led in prayer and eighteen lad-
ies answered the roll call. Plans
were made for the bazaar and
tea An theLegion Ball ..on No-
!vember ard.• The crib quilt blocks
I were brought in and this will
be '. completed for the. bazaar.
Mrs. Gordon McPherson '.had
charge. of :the. topic' Christian
Stewardship, assisted by' Mrs.
Mintz,. Mrs. John 'Cameron, Mrs.
Lorne Woods and Mrs. ' Frank
McQuillin `Lunch was served at
the ' conclusion of the meeting
by Mrs. DeBoer and Mrs. Frank
Mcbluillin. `
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WED.�NSDAY, OCT. 17th,
NIGHT SCHOOI.
•Ripley District �High
1 OPENING NIGHT; NOVEMBER 1
✓ The following courses will be offered if there is
• ficient enrolrnent:-
• •
' PUBLIC SPEAKING AND•' ENGLISH
PHYSICAL EDUCATION;
. • ARTS . LEATHERCRAFT,, OIL. PAINTING
RUGHOOKING '
• UPHOLSTERING 0 D'RESSMAKIr
1 MIL.L:INERY NEEDLECRAI
I • SEWING (beginners)
MTs, Bruce Raynard and little • TYPEWRITIN
Send applications to;
MRS. DONNIE MaeDONAL,D, RJR. 4, RIPLEY, 01
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Marian , returned from the
hospital on Friday. Mrs. 'Cliff
Murray is spending a few days
with them. ••
Mr. Irvin • McCabe of , Windsor.
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is spending a few days with, Mr.
Iand Mrs.' Frank McQuillin and
other.
CLIP THE FOLLOWING , FORM:..' AND MAIL
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relatives, I ..� Name
• Address
Auxiliary. News P • hone Number . , ...
4.. • •
The Ladies Auxiliary to ' Le-
gion Branch No. 309 held their
regular October meeting in their
rooms with president. Mrs: Jack.
,Cooke in the chair; There were;
414 members 'present.. An invita-
Ition to Blyth on 11 Tr.ovembe.,10th,
to, attend their •45th. birthday
i party, was •readThe ladies are
to .,help the Legion with the
lunch`. counter at •their : dance
November 9th. 'A.. Halloween
I • ¶nurse Desired
.•.
1 a solo. Mrs. Young:. of .. Dungan , ship room. The achieve
non gave•a reading, Mrs; • Rice.. end. funwe •had, at :Mia
of ' 'St . Helens a reading, Mrs. were told to ° the rest c
Kenneth; Alton a solo and•Mrs. Young people. Shirley, 47,
Eunice. Dunsmier a solo.• The had 'the topic. A film .
special speaker• was:frshe
. Tif;Life"wasshown;thendfinfromNWingham; : based Tom Ra Kwell had th
her talk on the 45th chapter of ship- Ttaere were 14 in
2nd Choice •
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as
Party is.• to be 'held. for our
Zones Auxiliaries, . October 29th,
-in the Legion Hall. Myste
r3.
!prize was • won by Mickey Iiag
lis. Transportation Fund • was
,won by ; .Mrs- M McLennan Re-
port was readfrom the Auxiliary
Convention at ,Niagara:' Falls'' .by
the, two' delegates ;Amanda Bath -
,
''ton__, atast Mickey • Inglis. The
meeting then' came to a close
by' president. Cooke. Lunch was
served afterwards. There will be
a Penny , Auction at': the ` party
on October 29th,. Next meeting
Miss Jean Geddes of Toronto, Will _ be : on November. 6th:
Mr. ; Murray Johnston of ,'Sarnia
and Mr. and Mrs:' John Ruyter
of Clinton visited at ''the - week_ . LOCHALSH
eiad. with Mr: and: Maw: • 'Cliff • Mr and Mrs. Donald MacKen
Geddes. • zie visited . in Londsboro with
Mr. and: Mrs. Floyd Johnston relatives fol Thanksgiving
and family of Kincardine and - . Mr.. ` .and ; : MTs. Lorne' Luther
Mr. : ' and , . Mrs: Cliff Geddes vis-
spent the week end in Ridge-
situated.
idge=situated• in a • town boastingited . with Mr:' : and Mrs. John
a town.
• population. of only300,' obtained Ruyter of Clinton on •Sunday g visitors ' ' with
Thaokc 1vaas
Money through "projects • and ° pub- evening•. : a Mr and', Mrs.: =ban Wylds were
Alt sufiscrip -on.Materials were l ,aMa: and ,Mrs: Glen Campbell Miss Doris *yids of . Toronto,
ti.
salvaged from an older rink dis- Jack and Glenna visited With Mr. and .Mrs. Lloyd Wyldsand
mantled earlier and' • labor was relatives in. Port Stanley on Mon= family • of Ripley., and Mr. and
provided on a volunteerbasis." day of last weekMrs.' Warren
• : The. Sacrament of Holy Cern- - • Mas Em ale Wylcls • and foray. • MacLennan • sPent
inunionwas held at Pine River Tuesday . in Toronto with Mr: &
United' Church on. Sunday. Dur- Mrs- George MaoLennan. •
ing ,.the service the :presentation Mme- Ewan` MacLean returned,
of , a salver Chalice to the con- home after spending a few days
gregation was made 'by Mr, and in Wyoming;,
Mrs: George 'McDonald. of Rip- .Many from this community
leY. Rev. Donald McKenzie en .attended the Ploughing, match . atch at
WAGNER — LIVINGSTOKE •th
behalf of the congregation en" Owen,' Sound during the' past
Rev. George W. Goth• officPressed thanks for .the gift •
ated in •'' Metropolitan• United Mr. and Mrs. George , Mac -
Chard', London, 'September 29, Donald have been faithful mem-
when Lorailei Livingstone and hers of Pine .River congregation
Carl: Wagner- exchanged. 'wedding 1'for many years.
vows: The bride is the niece of Thankfigiving dinner' was,r en-
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Trost joyed at the cottage of Mr. '• and.
London, ..and the' groom is the
Local Young J
ed At LondOn:
.. Friends • of . Mr. George McGil-
l'avray. ••willl be pleased to know
he has; 'returned home from the
hospital, where „he has been a
patient for ':almost five arson hs.
Eleanor. MacNay of Stratford
Mrs- Archie . Courtney at Point Teachers' 'College • :spent • the
Wag -.ay when members week -end. with her parents, Mr.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Clark on. Sunday
mer,•, Lucknow: • of their • family; • Mr, and Mrs," and Mrs: Kelso MaeNay-
The bride was given- in mar- Leonard Courtney and'' : family,
riage by her uncle, Edward Mr. and Mrs` Robert Courtney
Trost: She chose 'a floor -length and family and Mr: and 'Mrs.
gown of • chantilly lace over tulle Carman McLeod and famiily' of
and taffeta,
the .. fitted bodicelKiancardme • were present to en
fashioned with `iiiy,P oint . sleeves joy. �
, `o Mrhe d • , •
and a scalloped ' ,scoop neckline.! and Mrs. ' Walter' . Brown
• The bouffant skirt was accent- spent •ThPnksgiving with Dr, and
ed with a double . frill of lace Mrs. Murray MMLen man of :Wing -
and' `swept to • a n train in back, ham on •Sunday .
She • carried a.' cascade of red: Mr. ' and Mrs Harold John -
and white carnations. 'stone 'were' recent guests ' with
Miss Audrey 'Livingstone, lis-' Mr and Mrs: • Walter Brown:.
ter of the, bride, was maid of
ficinor
silk organza; wearing g
Similarly gowned said ushers Were Dale . Haldeamy
y
an blue silk organza • were the and Wayne Wagner, ;nth of
bridesmaids,. Mrs.. Cliff Wagner, Lucknow./ ' ' •
Toronto and Mrs: Shirley .Novo-; A wedding dinner followed at
kowskis Flowergirls•Donna Wag. the Windsiar °Hotel, St. Maws.
ner and.. Nancy` Ann :Roselle
The couple will live in Lon-
. wore dresses of yellow rnyion, . f don •
Clifford Wagner,,. Toronto, at- readings was then enjoyed- Mid'
tended his brother as best alien IS Your SubscriptionRexacu►ed3 Margaret Rae of ,Lucknow saps
Genesis, verses ‘25 to 28, where ,dance. There is no meetin,
,it .tous of• Jacob's. children coo, week due to :the An nr
inn from Joseph and telling his service at . Lucknow
father that Joseph was still alive Church-
& had sent for him toy come but
Jacob did : not -believe them till •
he saw the wagons which` Jos
ePh, had:sent:'and .then, lie belie
ed. • This: ' one : deed ' of . Joseph's
did more. •than • all . his words, so
we must send the wagons into
the 'mission • fields • today. Mrs:
Tiffin ; taldis of so many : ;ways
that would . help :to.. bring the
Bible to, these. people who have
n'.t learned to read. Our young
!people can •'serve in . so•many
ways..;. Women missionaries and
Women Doctors can go places
where men cannot go.. We :a➢.fl
must :study and know more so
we can teach others 'and ,pray
that we may. be .guided to .send.
"the wagons." Mrs. Robert Helm
thanked thea : speaker • for her
splendid.. 'address. wild also all
who, helped with 'ttae program.
The president .closed the .meet
-
ins • with prayer and the Zion
ladies served a, dainty lunch ' 8i
all . enjoyed a social hour.
-Lucknow�MUni Church Eft -C
The '. regular meeting of, the
• was; held an the. fellow-
Mr . and IOirs. .Rod . Finlayson'
of 'Ottawa' .spent the week -end
with ' Mr. • •'and Mrs. Gordon
FinlaYsoan •and far niiy.
CHURCH NEWS
Zion Thankoffering
The Zion U.C.W. held a Spec-
iall Thanksgiving meeting in
their- church on Thursday after-
noon, .October J+lth.'Tine; aPresi-
dent, Mrs James • Hunter wel-
comed their guests frons- the
L dknow, ' St .Helens, Dungan-
non, Blake and Hackett societies
and opened the meeting with
hymn 1577, the Worship " service
was taken :by, Mrs: 'Charles An-
derson '. with .grayer by Mrs.
'Kaiser. A program 'of ,solos and
PH,220 W -LUCK
itknotiran:
WISH i0'SAY THANKS
'To the people,. of ,Lucknow •and district who .
donated to, ' and purchased items at . their
rummage sale last weekend.
Special thanks to Cyril Brown :for donating
the use of his building,, and to; all. those
Li
,., ns and others who phtchedin to .make.
this event a '.success.
Over $500 was realized
�r welfare work in this common'
SPACE DONATED BY
'ebster' `& Ma.cKIniu
YOUR LOCAL CREST HARDWARE
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