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LUCKNOW SENTINEL; LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Bailer' Inures
Grove Vllorker
Mr. John 7irnmerman who is,
einployed by William Arnold was.
taken `to Victoria ',Hospital, Lon-
don, after being huh by' a baler.."
It's believed his leg is broken./
Mrs. Victor Gawley retured
home from Kincardine Eospita,
on Sunday, She •had been in hos-
pital about Bove, days with pneu-
monia.
Mrs. Carson La>ighren • of :Lis
towel, is visiting Mr. and. Mrs
Frank. Currie. •
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Mr. and .Mrs.' Donald McCOsh
and Mrs. John Colwell visited
Mr.: and Mrs:• Currie .Colwell of
Kinloss on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Gordon Towle
who have been• vi, iting Mr. and
Mrs. •Ralph, Hill left for their
home in Vancouver, '
Dianne Dore visited • Betty. Fry
.of :Kincardine. • x '
Mr. :and airs. Harry P -Long, Mr,
and Mrs. Arthur ' Heale ` .all ; of '
Toronto visited Mr. Murray
Campbell; ..arid. Mrs. 'Victoria
Smith; • .
.Miss .Helen McFarlan was a
recent 'visitor with .Mrs. Howard
Orr •.
Mr: and Mrs. Francis. Boyle off 'since `their marriage. in .1902'
/family Were Sunday guests the 13th concession. •
'Mr. and Mrs: Bill 'Collins. •
• Married. in' South, Kinloss manse,
Miss Sharon Patterson visited, the '.bride'•was the forme; Jennie
'Miss Mary Ann McCosh.•
Mr.. •and Mrs. 'Roy Campbell,
Porta Credit, visited Mr. and Mrs,
Jack McIver
• Mr.. Clarence Caimpbell; Mr &
Mrs. Harold ' Campbell, Orillia
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WEDNESDAZ ,SEPT. 13,th, 196!I
awanosh Coup
e )Y Years
Married, Enloy Excellent Meal
MR. and MRS. THOMAS INGLIS
A happy occasion Was observed MacKenzie,• a' daughter of the late
in West Wawanosh on Monday Mr, and Mrs. Alex. MacKenzie,, &
when `Mr. and Mrs Thomas Inglis was born in Kinloss. The groorn's,
marked .their 59th wedding,.anni- parents were the late Mr. and'
versify: The• couple reside on a Mrs, John Inglis: He: was born in
farm .where they have been, living a farm . home immediately across
on 'the Toad from their present reg...
dente. •;
The couple purchased, the farm
where they' now reside .following
their wedding , and have lived
there ever ' sin'
Here's Canada's . best Cash
Register Value. Tops in 'pro- ,
tection of cash . . tops . in per -4
formance ... tops in .features
Designed ;'and:. priced for busi-.'
nesses large and small:.
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u0knoW Sentinel
gone 35,. Lucktow
1NLOS!
Miss Carol Stanley started her
nurses; training at Stratford Hos-
pital past this training
week. Miss' Marian
Buckton . begins her studies at
Stratford Teachers' •College this
week., , ,,
It was back, to school for all
the students last .week. The -::pub-
lic .'school children ` are having
Mr., and Mrs. Harvey MacDoug
•� n Miss s Isabel Welch, and
a11a d e ,
Anna MacDougall of Owen: Sound
:visited Sunday ,at the • home of
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd/MacDougall.
Miss Helen: Caxnpbell, a gradu-
ate .of - Lougheed's B.usiness''Col-
1ege, Kitchener,. is now employed
at Smiles and ' Chuckles. Chocolate
Co., in .that .city.
pleasant bus. rides , to . the ' four "` `A person with charm is one
schools:. S'econd'. Con., Lafgside, :who can make another feel'.that'
Tenth "Con. and Holyrood. until both 'of' them are pretty. wonder:
'the'new area school.ia completed." ful'peoples
:ontinues Until September'
(According to the availability of Specials)`
EL TRIC COFFEE `MAKER, :• :. $23.75
Sunbeam,; 8 -Cup
SUNBEAM ELECTRIC. HEATER, 1300 watt`• $28.95
ADJUSTABLE STEEL IRONING BOARDS $ 7.49'
PLASTIC CLOTHES BASKETS: $ 1.98
LARGE GARBAGE RBAGE CANS,•. side. handle , , , $ 2.85
ix RUBBER' STAIR TREADS, each slip. proof .35
.. 18x91%z
I RUBBER HOUSEHOLD MATS, ...: : ,:.. $ 1.55
each' slip proof, 18' x 30, pastel colors
AND NUMEROUS OTHER BARGAINS
I
EE HAND BILLS
MURDIE & SO
Phone;
. Lucknow
spent the • Week-701ia; -their-f-arm
on' the ' tenth
nary Andrea 1� d . _
ea
ea
• ' years of. age and still looking af-
The bride o
Both. enjoy excellent health. •
The bride of , 9 years is now 8.t
earning _asses ter her home -Mr.Inglis' 86
• • „:• sp t`Tuesday of---th}�s -week---as-
:Misses, Doreen McLeod, .Annet-::' The'. first': meeting of the Col-'` .sistin�g: in :the granary.:during.har
fa •Forster, Donna: McLeod' and
wanash `,Learning Lassies . was vesting • operations.,
osh all.of Toronto `;held, at Joanne .i Crozier's.on:'Tues- ` Mr. Inglis.. .. feels .'that' farming
Mary. M the week -end. at • their 'day ' night• ,. under the leader-
g
spent .' w . • ••.today. is a �mucli,better occupation •.
homes: ' ' ship ; of Mrs: Frank Ritchie and than: it' was years ago. Modern
Miss . "Katherine Bushell 'who `assistant leader, Joanne Crozier. •machinery,: he said has `improved '
has :.been at .Jack's' Ranch, earr`ie : The .meeting was opened with `the' farmer's lot .considerably, ands
home to go to .'Lucknow• Highthe 4-�H Pledge . The roll call was increased prices of farm'products,
School •. answered by;. twelve of 'the' thir-' have 'meant 'a 'better: standard of •
Reg Brimstone.visited in Wood teen members The business in-� 1:iv.ing
stock. 'eluded the.: election of ;officers • The; couple recalled that their
It's hack to• school:. Mrs : Burton They, are as follows:. President,' wedding'day 'was bright and sun
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Collins ' to'Kinlough, . Mrs, Cecil'Mary Andrew; vice-president,, 'ny, and.following the ceremony'
Sutton to Riversdale Mrs..How Anne Ritchie, secretary; _earbara they left to visit the Canadian'
and 'Hollands to 'Purple Grove: Nelson; press reporter Ann Ar National Exhibition and Niagara
Carl 'Dore. arid: Ronnie• Boyle 'hold; , pianist Sandra .Cameron. Falls.
started to ,school. While High The. group 'had.' discussions and' , They have seven children:'Mac.-'
School started for Carl' %Collins;
took notes under these, headings: Laren , of . Highgate; Elizabeth •
Bob Thompson Nancy . Dore, .You and Your' ' Food, Food Be-; (Mrs: Jack 'Flanna an of. Toron-
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Gladys •Gawley, .Bill Mackay, :comes a Part .of You, Regulation,', to; :Alexander, .R;R. 1, Lucknow :
Roger Wood and John .Osborne. Maintenance of Health' and Why 'Roderick . of Watford; Thomas ,at
Miss Ethel Gawley•` is. visitingR w:
'' .iVI .F.r, i . , They made
,. . ,�We Eat. u ts. he ode -a�.•],st home. :: .. Pauline
Mr. and Mrs.. Victor Gawley. y h m John of/Fgrdwtah
M JackMI M `Vitt
Mrs • ever, Mrs:Victoria
of all th'e 'fruits th `;y' 'had tasted; Mrs:• Robert '..Adams
oria and had -a demonst' ation on .mea -
Smith, Miss' Margaret: Robertson aurin
and 'Mrs:" Goldie-' `Huston " were. • g' '
among those attenfling. the Camp
bell picnic in Kinc&rdine on,Sat-
urday.
Mr. and Mrs.. Pete , Peterson,
Miss Rosalyn Swann, Mr, • Allan
Traher visited • Mr: Norval Stan=
ley and 'Mrs. Helen Swann: , ,
Mr.and Mrs. Arthur Patterson,•
Pat, Gail, Brenda and Sharon,
Agincourt;°Mr. And Mrs.' Andrew.
Patterson, Mr. and `Mrs. Sam- Wis-
mer; ,'Waterloo:' visited, Mr.. and
Mrs Burton Collins: '
Purple Grove Institute . met at
the home' of Mrs.. Edburt 'Bushell
on. "Wednesday afternoon. ,Ripley
Uni'te'd 'Church' W.A. znet ,at the
home. Of ' Mrs. Donald : McCosh , on
Tuesday. evening.
'Mrs. Herb • Farrell' was hostess's
for the Ripley Anglican Church..
ladies for theiir: September •nteet-
• ing
Some 'of the Grove folks at-
tended funerals` of Mrs. Torn Har-
ris' Mr. Bob.Montgomery and
Miss ,Margaret Montgomery;
'Cori•graatulations to Mr. and Mrs,
Gordon Patterson who were Mar-
ried on Saturday in Ripley. Those.
attending • from. here were
and Mrs. Don McCosh,• Mary" Ann.
and Richard; Mr,: and• Mrs. Bur-
ton Collins, Margaret,• Sandra .&
'John; Mr., and Mrs. Jack Farrell:
•
OLIVEr
Miss Shirley' 'Walden of pine
River visited on Sunday with Mr,.
and Mrs. Allen •MacTavish 'and
family.
• Mr. and ,MIrs, Gerald tolling'
spent Saturday, 'at the Western
Fair, London, / • • ;
Mr. and Mrs. W. J ".Foxley' of
Richmond Itl1 visited ons Wednes-
YSCOUTNE'
•1st, KINLOSS , BOY, SCOUT
GROUP
According to the calendar, sum-
iner• :is over and Scouts 'and ::Cubs
all. over the Country are donning
their uniforms again to "cont-
mence the fall- program. In••Kin-.
loss we had: hoped .to start last-.
week but harvesting . operations
on our farms decided ,against it::, r
We .:start this week .however
with the Scouts Thursday night
and Cubs on Friday night.' Both
meeting will be at the school
grounds in Holyrood if the .wea
ther is dry. •
Thi
s Sat r •
u day (September 10
is. the big . annual Saugeen Dis-
trict Scout and Cub Field • Day::
This year; .we go to.;Wingham.
We are chartering .a .large school
bus to take both th'e Kinloss:
Scouts and tCubs and • this bus,
•will leave Holyrood at 100 p.rri.
The Field Day, is a' lot, of fun for'
the boys, and will be' televised
by
CKNX.
By tiie. •way, . all • Scouts and*
'Cubs who have running shoes
should'wear them for this weeks
theetings. We wil ' be running off,
races,. jumps, etc.' to':deterniine
who will take •part in each: event
at Winghar i. 'So loosen those
muscles and get ready,
,Lucknow,.. T.wo, children have pas-
sed ' away: :They have 16 grand.
children.
(Courtesy Advance -Times).
day .with Mr. and Mrs, White:
and Mrs. Roberts, - • .
Miss Mary Roulston• sang "r
Heard :the Voice of Jesus" lilt
United Church on Sunday. ,INextr
Sunday will be Rally Day • with
the service conducted by.the;-Sun,
day, School,
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