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LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKN!
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Deep Browned. Save 15c, 20oz. tins
Salado Tea Bags 77c
Packages of 60'
Raspberry:Jthi 39c
• Wagstaffe,. With added pectin,.
Strawberry 24 oz., save 10c, your choice
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D1STRICT CO-OP
.IRE. TO TNANI(
1 those who visited :the store during OPEN .HOUSE
week , and helped make it such a success.
local and •� Gefleral
In a • note . from Mrs; , Rebecca.
Agnew, formerly.: of. this. Corn-.
munity she•says• she is,back'home
at 101 Prospect . Ave,•Kirkland:
Lake:
Mr.::and .1VIrs.' •':Keith' Cranston'
and family and Mr. : Charles 'Mc-.
Donald and Allan' visited on Sun-
day in Loridpn Victoria' Hospital
with , Mrs.. McDonald .who ` is a
patient there: •
Mr. and Mrs . Peter Cook'' and
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Elaine Mrs. ; Lorne " oo -an`d
,. C.k.
:Sharon, Dianne 'Hurinphrey' .and'
Mrs. ',Sam Reid visited:'' Sunday.
with Mrs•. Charles McDonald in
Victoria • Hospital, London where
she is a .patient. Ttiey also 'visited
with Mr 'and'. 'Mrs. Russ 'Clipper-
ton in London. •
Mrs,. Jessie' Allin , is , aP atient
iri W ngham . hospital, with a 're-
current illness which struck sud-
denly last; week, :and. has become..
'almost an annual October attack.
Jessie, is iu prov. ng nicely: On:
Monday her son, Russell,. was' ad-:
.initted to the hospital with an,,
asthmatic condition'
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LUCKNOW
UNITED ,CHURC 1
Rev. Howard • W. tra:
' S PP �.
Minister i
SUNDAY'•OCTOBER' 29th
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10:00 ani. Church School
11.00' a m. 'Morning Worsh• ip.
Lucknow
Presbyterian Church
,
Rev. Roderick MacLeod
Minister
SUI nAZ OCTOBER'
,10:00` a.tY' Sunda' School
11:00: a,tn:. ; Mowing .'Worship
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.Mrs. ,James McNaughton:visit-
ed in• London .last week -end With,
,Mr. and Mrs. ' R•udie Henning:,
Mrs. G. S. .Free of • B.rantford
(the' former' Mary : Campbell), of.
Lucknow, was a caller in town on
•Tuesday • •
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Mrs., 'Edgar :Lovett :of London
'writes, "We' all :enjoy getting the
'news ,from the ' home' town and
district:',' • •
Mr.. and', - Mrs. , Bill Harris and
Paul and Mrs: Elizabeth• Ferguson
spent the week -end in St. Catha-
rines with Mr: and Mrs.: Donald
'Ferguson .and. 'Judy.. Mrs.: Fergu-.
son' remained for ;a• week
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Visitors • with • Mr and Mrs.
Lloyd and
on• Sunday" were,
Mr. and Mrs Norman Stewart .of
Lucknow; Mr.' and Mrs:. Clarence.
,
Wade' . of GoderiZh- and. Mr. , .and
.Mrs. ,.Harry Swan and'family of
,Lucknow
•.Rev. and Mrs.. Howard j1V.
rn� :' un-
.were" .in Paisley ' o S
Strapp �'y, ,
ding the de
d, ay afternoon.• attending
1. new
d'icaton service .of the, n
;Unit-
ed Church in 'that .,Village„, Rev.
R. •G..•Oliver, president o'f Hamil-
ton Conference. 'officiated. ,
Recent.' guests • with Mr. and
:Mrs. Wilfred Drennan .were Mr.
and Mrs, T.: J. Drennan •ofGode-
rich;:.Mi•s. F.. T. Macintosh :of
Windsor, Mr,.:and Mrs. • Cliff. Hac-
:kett,.' :Wingham:, ,Mr, and. Mrs:
Melvin • Stewart, Daws} .and Judy
of
Guelph• and Mr, and Mrs., J.. C.
Drennan,'.',P,aul. and' Shawn ,of
Dungannon:
• Mr,, and Mrs John • Beacock of
Nestleton, 'Miss Gladys McMor•-'
ran, �Toron�to., Mr's; Millard• Bell,
•Glammis, .Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Tanner of Paisley;, Mr. ;and Mrs..
`Fred Bonthron and' Mrs. Louise
Simpson, Hentall, . were •recent
visitors , With Mr, and Mrs, Mc-
Kendriek and . Madelyn McMor-
Recent visitors •with• Mrs. Wm.
Bushell were Mrs. Ross Martyn,
Mrs. Edna Munn, Mrs. Duncan
'Munn, Mrs, G Mooney. and Mrs:
/R'ose of Ripley,. Mr. and. Mrs, Jas.
Pollock and. Mrs, H. Mitchell,
Mrs. Ray Gilders,. Mist. 'Eileen
Collins,• Jin'intie, Steve and 1VIickie
Boycb, all of Gederich, Mrs, Don
MVlcCosh and `Mrs, Bell Colwell :of
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES '
(Continued" from Page • 1)
saddle back .:preachers before ' con
gregati.ons • were" formally • esta-
blished and • briefly „ traced the
growth of a. congregation, . which
can be found in the records , of
the Church which .are rich „area..
sures . of progress, comfort. and
inspiration in, the Master's , work.
PAOR TRREF
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Ladies! and ens;'f(ear
Agent for . Bruce Dry
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In a new Fur Felt Hat, cosy. ._._:
lined jacket, {winter trousers
and a well tailored new SUIT •
Mix* and match Colorful ties, •
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stretchy' .socks. • Warm under- ■
weaeeded sweaters, Belts
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and Braces.. ■
F�rThe;Family:
▪ .Beautiful new fur and ,untrim
med coats at modest prices..
Alluring hues, latest styles in
Wool—and—Angora---wool—and
sr"■ 'mohair. Fur ,fabrics ' 'in:' 34
'and full' 'length 'models.
425.00, $29.95, $35.90..':up
DRESSES.'
, 10New wools :and :double 'knits.
■ to mix and match with many'
rj. new HATS,. Bags, .Gloves,.
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■ : Scarves , � Hose, Jewelery . • ,
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But old treasures are'' ':not ■ Misses' Stuns $3:'98 " !` ■' '
enough. We live in days of danger ■ ■
■ orales .:: .
which' are ••days of. opportunity. ■ •
,He referred to. the exciting de-
velopment 'for the women of the.
church': in the 'Combining Of their,
orgaiiizational•efforts' next' year,.
and pointed , to the : renovation
pr.oject' being' carried. out 'in the
local' church as an. example of
the stimulating 'and revitalizing
projects that are being underta
ken by'many :congregations.
• • 'Tells of Africa
In. the evening.Rev. Zurbrigg-
related the :developments that.
made" i,t '. possible 'for, • a •party • ' of
nineteen.. .Hamilton:ians' to/ 'tour
part of Africa• last year, with
special attention to the' Canadian
Medical Missions'. in .Angola: Mr:`
Zurbrigg••said this tour was prov-`
ing to be :a .• ":bridge ,• of , under
'standing and good' will''' far'be-
y 'ond „their :first hopes.. '
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He • spoke of the 'terrible tribula-
tion in: some ' parts of the land' &
of their,i•ndescribably poor living--
*Conditions; although the 'interest -
Ding pictures he ,showed follow.i.ng:
his • address, did not ermphasize
this side of .their lives.
Mr.' Zurbrigg said that. the 'chief,
plea of the Africans is '"to `help
then educate 'their children." The
basic .problern'. at' present , is bet -
ler educated. leadership. ' "Their
future is in' our hands," . he said
after he had portrayed how•so The Air-':
little. dollarwise over here, means Conditioned:
so much to' them., over there.
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mal retail value • '
Row are you fixe� for' I!..
d bu bs
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is the. :question: the Lions. Will • b'e'
fLiqhtBulbs� aing:' They .are.,` handy.
on the • shelf = and . we wager
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there's a . socket or two can `take
<Membersof the Lucknow and
one, :r ht r_ow. Help the . Lions
District Lions Club 'will stage a
blitz sale. • of 'electric light ';bulbs
next.. Monday evening and .at the
same time will: distribute: over
500 coin cans which will': be picked
up ,next spring with what contri-.
bu'tions you drop; :into' .them. in
'the intervening :'months:'
Following an abbreviated meet-.•
ing 'next Monday.;the: Lions, will
be :assigned • their. 'calls, and ' a
!brief flick off of the:hydro power
will • remind • you; : that someone
WI' soon be• knocking, at ` your:.
door.
It•'isn't tliat the:. members enjoy'
•this ,door bell` ringing, but to .re
ceive the necessary fuhds •to car-
,ry on, community .welfare : w'ork
such .projects are:.essehtial.
Each bag contains four bulbs-`
. g ,
•th e,e 60 watt 'and, one ,100 -watt.
They • are' •top qua'lity :guaranteed,
bulbs: and sell ' for • $1.10,, which
we are informed is 'below the nor'
g P
• ,help .others. •
Mr, •ar 1", Mrs. Jiro. Smith and
family of Ayr were Sunday.guests
of Mr:. and Mrs:Elwin • Hall.
Mr. and. Mrs Wilson Armstron
g.
their son. Jim and daughter, Jean,
of Nobleton, s pP erit the .week -end'
:With Mr. , and Mrs. J.•
C. 'Arm-
strong
Arm
s rong and attended anniversary
'services in the United Ohirch `:
• Mr .. and Mrs::Gordon Steward.
and Bruce, and Mr. and Mrs
Hugh Miming and Gloria .and Bit-
lie, all of London visited 'Sunday
with their ••parents, Mr. and 'Mrs.
Charles Steward.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Ken :Webster and
family. of London, •M;rs. Torn: Jor
'dan and"1lirs. 'I.: Powell -of Mit-
chell,' che11,' :Mrs:. '� Nelson •'Webster,;of
•Windsor were : week -end visitors .'
with. Mrs. William` Webster and; '
Douglas Allen;'
khe' Choir provided special
music .under. the direction of Mrs.
J. W.Joynt, with Mrs. Ross ,Cum-
ming as organist.. In one' of" four'
anthems . which they' sang,`.. solo,.
parts were taken by Miss .Marg
aret .Rae and. Charles Bristow. In
the evening : a men's :quartette
.was comprised of Clarence. Greer,
Ray,nard Ackert, Charles Bristow
and Eldon Henderson.
iversary supper was.
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•h do bn Tueadayevening follow-
ed by 'a, program by the Goderich
Harboraires.
Thomas Austin Who is quite
ill,' returned home last week at,,
ter spending some time in Wing-
ham Hospital. •,. •
Mr. and -Mrs Bob Morton and
Ian of North Bay spent the week
end • with his ' parents, Mr, and
Mrs. Albert Morton. '
Tom 'Purdah of 'town` is a' Ph -
tient in Winghain hospital re-
ceiving ' treatment lox ai thritis..
GODERIC-I:;
For Comfort &
Entertainment
Friday and Saturday;;. Octob , r 27, 28 — :"Village Of;
. . The Damned" with George 'Sanders. Son • Of.
Belle Starr" with Keith' Larson.
on,day, Tuesday, - Wednesday, Oct. 30,'.3 'ov. 1.
"THE TRAPP FAMILY"
In Scope and Color
The appealing story of a family of singers in Bavaria:
Ruth Leuwerick. Hans Holt and Maria 'Hoist
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Thursday, Friday, Saturday,' November
Steve ,Reeves and Valerie L'egran ge
A swashbuckling tale of '`the greatest of ' all pirates.
- THE, r' PIRATE•"
Scope and Coloi
Coming •- - "RETURN TO PEYTON PLACE . .
Adult Entertainment •
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