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LUCK1 W SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO.
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• And _ The; Last, Wand
Cooking and Barbecuin
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It cooks from the inside out, therefore holding all
the flavor and moisture;,;
It Tenderizes Meat and fowl
Foodcooked from this. machine is just. delicious. Try
it served in our restaurant, or take out .... Either way
you'll like it.
FOR A- TAKE-OUT 'TREAT
TRY A HALF OR WHOLE.:. CHICKEN WITH. CHIPS
THE MAYFAIR RESTAURANT
DUNGANNON
The ''.annual • United. Church
W.M
. S; party. at• the chur. ch will
' be held on Friday.,, Septe :nb'er 1st,*
at 2:30 p m..The auxiliary -enter-
:
tains .the Baby .Band, :Mission
Band and C.G LT.' groups with•
also: the 'mothers invited. I'nter-
, : estmg, pictrire's on the screen are
.part of the program being :pre-
''pared.
Mrs: Richard Park 'Sr. observ-
ed' her 80th ,birthday on. Wed -
ay,.'
ed -
ay,.. August `23rd: • Thirty 'of
e family- and kin were: present
a ,;picnic . supper. on the lawn
Both .Mr. and .Mrs., Park are quite
well again. Many, happy returns.
of the 'day.
Lucknow '
The. 'Erskine • W.M:S. held the
August Meeting in the church .on
Friday. Mrs. R. McAllister open-
ed ihe •meeting 'with the Purpose
and, Grad Tidings , Prayer The
devotional" was ".taken by Miss
Mary Murray on Faith in Prayer.
from selections .in Mardi ''and
Luke and'concluded with' Prayer.'
A hospital gift and a Christmas
gift were .to be forwarded in Sep
tember: 'Ten answered the roll
call With. a verse .on Salvation.
:.Two: •visitors were ', also, 'present..
The Glad: Tidings Review : was,
•taken 'by Mrs..:;W'.' Reid. The
meeting: closed, with': the 'Lord's.
Prayer.
"Joanne King,.. Hairiilton, visit-
ed last': week at' the home : of her
uncle, 1VIr. 9F:red King.
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ZION
Mr. and Mrs. Roy An:dersp i,
Dorothy, Audrey and .Icenneth
of Toronto spent." .a few'. days
with Mr,. and Mrs.. Frank Rit
chie and Anne. . •
Dianne McAuley Of. Ripley vis-
ited a' few days with Anne Rit-
chie. :
We are glad to hear 'Mrs D,'A.
Hackett and Joan are home and
feeling. better.
Miss Anne .Ritchie is spending
a. few days With Miss Audrey Ross,
of: London. • .
Mr: and Mrs. Ellsworth, Ken
nedy arid family visited the week-
end with Mr, and Mrs Jim •Hun-
ter and Wanda. . '
Miss Marlene Hunter spent a
week camping at Port Elgin..
Mrs. William McConnell ' Passes
Mrs. Charlotte Gibson McCon-,
nell passed.. away Wednesday,
morning, August 23rd . at ' New.
bold Nursing. Home,; Lucknow,: in
her 80th year. "..:-She : was the last
member of the family of the late
Charlotte ..Wallace • and James
Gibson, .'born ' at Prosperity, five,
miles east • of Dungannon.She.
was married, to the late William
McConnell `in. 1909. They ; retired
irorn- t-heit--farm-; in,_Ashfi. �1e_ d ,,in
1944 and her. late 'husband • pas--
sed away about, 11 years 'ago
Surviving is Mie _Ruth
Ruth
Elizabeth, ' who, is. Dungannon
Public Librarian., • .The body rest
ed at the Keith Arthur' Funeral'
Home till • Friday noon.' At • 2:00.
P.M.; Rev T Richards: -conducted
a funeral service':at•;the. Dungan
non United Church; :;Pallbearers
•were • Harold and, Cecil .Blake,.
Everett Finnigan,,- Alin Sher-
wood; •Douglas M, cKenzie, Benson:
Finnigan..I'nterrnent was in Dungy.
•gannori; cemetery.
'Rev. T..Richards, Mrs, Rioliards'
and ' Phillip, left. ,the last ` Of.' the
week for ; their new Viiite91
C•.hureh.'charge at Lyn near, Brock-:
ville.. Mr., Ken Knight: of` Detroit.
Bible
ble School took °the, services' &.
gave a- sermon from Ephesians•3
4'=6.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ce
oil Culbert were, last .week, /Mrs.
C., A. Shaw; Mr. ',and, Mrs. W. NO-.
Upthegrove, London. Ricky,
Lynne , . and.,` Donny '•'Upthegrove`•
returned home' with :their 'Par,
ents after ' spending 'the summer,
with. 'their; 'aunt, Mrs. Culbert:
We are glad to report Mr.',and
1Vhi s. Cecil' ' Culbert's little ,eight
• year-old girl, Cathy is, doing very•
well towards recovery at Gode-
rich 'Hospital after' a , fall from
her .bike. nearly , two weeks .ago,
She is expected to be .released
from. hospital` to .come home this
•week: ', .
Miss Honor. Whyard, returned
home to Royal; Oak, Michigan;
after a -visit with her aunt, Miss
Ida 'Whyard. ' ' '
Mr. and Mrs. K. K. •.Dawson
enjoyed 'a ten day. motor :trip ;thru'
States;, Kentucky, '.West ;Virginia.
'and- Pennsylvania. ' ,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill 'Morrison,
rewlywe4s, -were honored ' with as
family gathering at the':.home of
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Irvin On Sun
day,' August 20th. The young':
couple were •married in Winni=
peg On:August' 12th Those pies-
sent were the groom's'parents, Mr;
slid Mrs. 'Charles Morrison ,andsister, , Kay of Clinton, Mr.: and
;Mrs. Percy . Blundell and Melvin
.of Goderich, . Mr, and Mrs. Bert
'ramdiirran and gamily of 'Lon
don, Mr. and,.Mrs. 'William Irvin, -
Belfast,' Mr. ` and Mrs. 'Robert Ir
Vin and Betty, Diungannon; 'Mr:
and Mrs. Irvin, ,Naylor and lam-
ily of Newmarket; including the
host ' and', hostess,' 'Mr.. and .Mrs.
Russel Irvin and family; The,
young: couple . were Married , in
Winnipeg on • August .12th. Con
gratulations- The ,, groom is , a,
former' Dungannonite with his
parents• when he was a' child..,
Mz'. and Mrs. Ken Knight, IJi-•.
len, Keviiit' Karen and 'Kirk 'of
Detroit, also Mr., and Mrs. Ander
son :Mugford, London were vis-
itors; for the 'week -end with Mrs,
Abner Morris.. .
Mr, .and Mrs, Otto Popp .enjoy-
ed twc weeks motoring through
Quebec',, the Maritimes, the East-
ern and Northern States to Nia-
gars Falls,,
United Church 'Sunday Schoeil
will be held as usualnett Sun.
day at 10 a.m.. ,
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Provincial Sales .T�zLegismtion------
Goes
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lnto E#ecf This Friday
'The Provincial, 39, sales tax
goes into effect on Friday and
vendorsare anticipatingan initial
nightmare in 'enacting the mea-
sure, with its 'exemptions and
complexities. ,There are ;Borne.
features.. that ' are regarded by
Many as '.ridiculous, . and some
much stronger adjectives: have
been 'voiced., •
Never in. memory have •we
heard taxation legislation so
generally criticised. •
Vendors have been Concerned
as to.the best way to expedite the
task of recording ',the tax:Sup-
Pliers of business 'machine and
continuous forms. have had little
to offer • as a' sure Solution,. .and
.aceountants have :.been likewise
hesitant in advising client.
:I.n Any eventsome initial head-
aches, not to. mention expense .&:.
extra 'hours of 'work; are 'ging,
to' be, involved in ,setting .up. the
tax collection, system
The. estimated • 1:20;000• retailers
and other vendors: who will 'begin.
;collecting the ,Ontario sales•• tax'
on September 1st. will receive
as .compensation for their work
1/2 of • 1 per cent to 4 per • cent
of the amount they'take; in.
• .Provincial : Treasurer :.James
Allan has, announced sliding scale
Of compensation in outlining rules
and regulations which have been
".drawn up, under : the Retail Sales
Tax Act.,. .
Ontario residents Will be re-•.
•quiredF, to pa§ •sales..tax on• any
goods .. they, ,buy .Outside* of the.
province; if the goods.are brought
back' for consumption' or storage
•ir Ontario:_,' Persons shopping
$uffalo,; for example, will have to
report their.•purch:ases and ,remit.
3 per ` cent :of.thie price to .the
Ontario: Government. •
' When a shopper' �buys article
,
in `another province that has .a,.
'sales :tax, . he ' may., airoid •. the'`tax
by having the '•goods .deliver e,d, to
his home in Ontario: •
Merchandise 'bought, 'arid paid ;
for beforeSe•ptember `'l: st, must. ,
be. deliveredbefore that date, •it
'seems, or otherwise Be''subject.
to sales tax. `
If your credit •is ` good: you can
'buy .,all^ the :taxable ' goods _.you
wish before'' September 1st,: and.,•
:take delivery' of ,them,, without•
.being subject, to, tax:when paid
for.
In a private... transaction by
which a Used,- article •is sold, the:
purchaser rs required, to •Pl/ay :the
tax. •
Two field crop competitions
sponsored,by the Ripley Agiicul .
tural Society attracted a good:
many entries; with :25 fields- be-
ing judged. Th'e outstanding ,field,
was:one' Of 'registered Garry Oats
belonging. to • Leonard, : Courtney; ..
about• a: mile *north- of ;Amberley.
The prize, winning, field of Rod. •
ney oats belonged le Mel, Gollang
on the 15th, south. Of the..`4th. Con,;
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