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CULROSS CORNERS
Miss . Bakbara Haldenby ' is
• ,►orking in the Bank or Montreal
Lucknow.. •
Doug Stanley,' I*i.niough, re-
lieved Harold Stewart, for last
week of his duties pertaining to
the .driving: of the Kincardine
Milk truck.
Mr. Jack .Harris,' London spent,
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LVCKNOW SENTINEL4 LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
part of last week with Mr. and
• Mrs.. Albert Harris •and was suc-
• cessful• in bagging a deer.
'Mrs. Frank Brown • visited
Tuesday afternoon . with . Mrs:
William Hodgins, Bervie..
Monday was the start of x the
deer. season . and ' brought a
somewhat smaller than usual in-
flux of: hunters into the area.
The roads .had been well patrol-
led previously and it is assum.=.
ed the absence of deer discour-
aged. many hunters..
Mr. • and Mrs. David ' Ireland
and family, Teeswater, .spent
Thursday evening with Mr., &
Mrs. Morley Wall and family.
Miss 'Doris Wall spent a couple
of days with Miss Wendy • Ire-
land, .Teeswater.
Mrs. 'Frank Brown and Reg.
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
George Harkes, Thamesford.
Mr. and ;Mrs. Grant Wall' and
family; Walkerton, visited Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Morley
Wall:
On ;Monday , evening, October
9th the Westford Gingham Gals
met at the home of Miss Sharon
Hodgins. The meeting opened -in
the usual'way. Some of the girls
put on zippers while other . did
bound ;button .holes. The girls.
worked on their dresses. Notes
were dictated. Lunch. ' was , serv-
ed. . Miss Betty '' Jean ..Hodgins
'thanked" the hostess.
a ton
iaU-CO-OP dairy aid. beef
:
• (Thls' Offer 'expires Dec. 1500,,
cash in on this "met acquainted*
offer and convert •your' full gran-
ary into •extra- profits: Wath a
,';Co-op balanced feeding: programa.
Grains
ro -
Graims; ' are deficient in some
secessary. nutrients.® Co-op Con-
centratea;; `make up these de -
d friencio and give You incased
«mac, and meat' productiotm
greater profit* for you.
Lucknow
District Co-op
PURPLE GROVE.
Miss. Brenda •Currie had the
!misfortune to fracture ,her:' arab
while ,playing at 'school_
Mr. and . Mrs. Jack Peterbaugh,
Mr. and Mrs,:. Bill Eadie .spent
I. Sunday at Mr.. Lorne Culbert's.:
Miss Rosalyan • Swann was . home.
froth Loudon for the week -end_
, Mr George ''Emerson spent
Wednesday. ; in Guellph. " .
1 Miss Ma>rgaiet Robertson, aces -
irk
Acessn: Wallter . Collins and Don Ro-
bertson weregtOests of . Mai, and
Mrs. J. R. Murray. St_ Helens ' •on
Tuesday night. • °
The sixtih meeting of the Pur-
ple ' Grove SaMple' 'Sewers was
held'. at tine home . of . Nancy Dore
:Friday. November' lltth' at 2::!
o'clock, We: opened with the 4-
II pledge. Barbara .t�e'ason read the
minutes of the t..sft meeting. We
then had the roll call, a speciail,
feature in our record 1,,,, oks. We
discussed. our record. ',,1,1.:iks: and
sewed on our. dreses. Lunch was
•
Served..
' 141r-, _ and MrsBill Arnold holn-
Phone 71 Lucknow a$ay. laStt :aveek inn Wallacebuurg.
�."7flluey . were tone', gnest of , Mites-.
latlaaataika
,i' NO NEED TO LOOK ` FARTHER .
O!1 can solve a►l your
hristmas Shopping Problems.I:
THERE
DROP IN AND LOOKCAROUND - FILL IN A FREE
TICKET ON THE HOSTS CHAIR.
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OUR SELE ON IS TOO' LARGE
t Wdi Hold Your Purcl Purchase
A. Sma11 Drown' Par<
Tf1 Christmas- • §
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IF IT15►MORE Co
IN THE EAG GIVE US A Caw
Johnstone and Son iFurnittir
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LisIasow
HAD DISPLAYS AT
'DISTRICT. RALLY.
Lucknow Agricultural Society',
had six' representatives, at the
district, meeting • of fall fair
boards- held at. Ripley last 'Wed-
nesday. District No. 10 Compri-
ses societies in Bruce and Grey
and is headed by President
Donald ,MacTavish of 'Huron
Township'. •
In•attendance from Lucknow
were Mrs. ' Oliver McCharles,
Mrs. Harry Lavis, Mrs. Philip
Stewart, Mrs. Gordon Kirkland,
Mrs. Jack Gardner and Stuart
E. Robertson'. .Mrs.. MacCharles
addressed the group and demon-
strated theuses of foam rubber.
Mrs, Stella Kirby of Teeswater
was named as the women's re-
presentaitive' on the executive.
G. R. Gear, Bruce County Ag-
rie4tural' representative spoke
on 'ways of stimulating interest
and raising the standard of fall
fairs: William P. Oswald, :Feder
ation of Agriculture fieldnian,
told ofs his recent , trip. to Russia,
stressing .particularly the con-
trast in farming methods.
Reeves Walter .Walden of Rip-
ley and Chester Enionertton. of
Huron Township brought greet-
ings from • their respective rnun=
icipalities, as did Wallace Pol-
lock from the Huron and Ripley
Agricultural Society.
The Lucknow Women's. Insti-
tute had on display their apron
exhibit which won the Kintail
W.I:: prize at the Lucknow Fall
Fair. The Kairsl ea Women's In -
6 statute exhibited their prize -1
winning display of sewing and 1
baking, project, "The Man In
my Life."
`STUART MILLER 'LEPT
L1DCKNOW 52 YEARS AGO
In renewing . his Senttinel sub -1
scrnpttion,. • ' Stuart A,. Miller ex-
presses appreciation:Of theobit-
nary nary, conceding his sister Chris,
and 5. anniversary Write-up
of : Isaac and Margaret Miller's
wedding_ •
Th:e• letter is dated November
.91lh, . and Mr Miller recalls that
it was that date, and' the ane
hour in fact,' 52 years ago that.
j' he took the i'aftesenoon ratttler".
fro*. Luclunow.
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George : Arnold.
Victor Gawley Spent
Tuesday in Kittcllenea
I, Mr-' and Mrs Frank Currie
and ;'lylas.':.Millton!Walsh spent •aI
day with M r_ and Mrs. Bill
Claytttonn• in irbannr i)lle.• we ars l:
sonar to say Mi. Clayton isvery
poor.: in health. •
. Mi-.. and ..Mrs:. ,Donald Ander,-
son,
Ander-son, Waterford and • Mit.
Mackay, Ripley , were week-eand
visitors ji Mr. and Mr -s. Mos
ford Mackay.
' , Mrs. George Emerson amain -
pained, Mr: and Mirk Kenneth
'Robertson to Winngha n on Trees-
' ' day evening.: • .
A number frog . here attended
the mmeettiang of • the o •i91 cerS ' anis]]
members of . District 10 of. the
Ontario Asscaei:.: tion of Agricul-
ture Societies (Grey & : ranee))
'• at their, semi-a�ntmuaal Meeting' • in
tp
R lley last Wednesday. Mr. Pons
alio McTavish is the DiStricit IIDntr ' f
ecii or.
The ' avian' Township Federa-
1 .tion of Agrncuitanne had their
Banquet and Annual mieetting in
the Legion all; • Ripley, '7 huprs-.
•day night All enjoy„i the :guest
sneaker. lam; BM ()Staid, Cher
llea-. His tali was oh 'Russia„ ac
counitiaoied by >tieaanttifull coloured'
slides.. Mr..' Jell McCharles.: is
Towrisluapthanranan.
Sunday •gnestts with Mr_ and
i lairs Donald �16.c>IrcCar���nµ}�and Bn�..-
!. ard were,.�1{� sses,y� .A;,1,�1tWllih .1111 .1� Aji-
netts Forster„ Marilyn '`::un itth .&
Mar .Anse MiCcrta of Toatannto.
Mem s,. Gordon Patterson„ Ang-
us Cline,, Edgar Watson„ Robert
Mc On h„ Mr and Mrs. William
Arnold; Mn Rya and ypM a. Lorne
Culbert. MN` D a his joint
day party for, Many Anne and.
Ilk. Rost Mc•Ca Sh..
Iltr. and Mrs,. Glenn }Fraser &
David. Toa ntot,, spent the week -
"end with her•• •Motthe4 Mrs,
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HURON TOWNSHIP
Nomination eetin
TOWNSHIP HALL, RIPLEY
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25th, 1960
-- at 1.00 pm. ;
for the nomination of candidates/ for the office of
DEPUTY -REEVE & COUNCILLORS
Also, three candidates for the Ripley -Huron School
Area Board, and three candidatesfor the Huron -West
School Area' Board 'for two-year terms:
(The retiring members are eligible for re-election)
Election Monday, December ' 5th, 1960
(If' Necessary)
from 9.00 a.m. to 5 p.m.
at the, following . polling places:
Ward No. 1; . Reids Corners Community Hall.
Ward No. 2. .Bethel Orange Hall.
Ward No. 3.. School House S.S. No. 3.
Ward No. 4. Township Hall, Ripley
Ward No. 5. Herbert Clayton's Residence.
Dated at Ripley this 7th day of November, 1960.
EARL TOUT, " Clerk;
God, Save The Queen
Farrell and other'relattives.
Mr. and Mrs.. A. W. Jamieson
of Woodstock; Mrs. Ross Shiells
and Mary Ellen, Amiberley, spent
a day witth Mr. and Mrs. George
Emerson.
Mr. James Needham is "exhib-
iting, some of his:fine Holsteins
at •e" Royal Winter Fair.
Miss Darlene ;Slessor, 'Glamirnis
visited on the •:week. -end.. ,With
• Miss Anne Mackay:
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V
AMBERLEY
Mrs-. Wifllia Wilkins is. a . pa-
tient in St . Joseph Hospital in
London...
The •bridge constructed on the
lower second 'concessioo'of .Hur-
on is now open to traffic. 'Un--
hampered
Un-hamanpered by rant, work 'pros-
aessed rapidly.
Mir. Norris Messenger >Ss con-
valescing at her : home . after . be-
ing hospitalizedL
Our. sYmPathy goes to Mrs.
Wesley Robb.and family, who
were bereaved by '. the death of
a kind husband and father..
We extend congratulations ' to
i9rgr_
and. Mrs. Wesley Thmmnpson
who celebrated nein fiftieth
wedding anniversary on .Friday-
Ma: Bert Walden was removed
from Markdale, hospital . to St.
Josephs tnospital, • London, last
week. •
Mr. and Mas.. Gerald. Courtney
with. relatives in • the ,icainity.
The Ladies Guild met in the
Parish hall, Lurgan on :Thurs
day. The .meeting opened with a
hymnand the scripture' readiaga
was •given by Mrs.' John Scott.
Mrs. • T. Bell gave. excerpts •froom
the writings of Benjaman Frank-
lin_ All joined, in .singing 'How
Great Thou 'Art" .afterwhich the
remainder of the .afternoon was.
spent m quilting. ' Plans Were dis-
cussed for the 'Christmas enter-
tainment for • December 2nd.
Rev. Mr. Lupton gave the clos-
Mg prayer. . Hostesses at ' the
lunch hour were Mrs./ T. .Bell : &
Mrs.. W. J. Courtney.
All enjoyed. ,t l e: •address given
by Mrs: F. H. Cronney of Kinn-
cardine, ; who.. was guest speaker
for ,the "Family Night” . gather-
ing ofIle WMS. at Pine River
Malted Church' on Friday even-
ing., Dressed in her sari, 11/irs:.
Crey . gave, an interesting ac -
`count: of the mode of living m
India, : where she and her` hus-
band, Rev. F. H.. Croiney • were
in . the ]Stiissionn Field for some-
time.. In Speaking of the app oa-•
Ching -Christmas season she re-
lated how • deeply rehggous the
Christian people of India 'are
Ecreryone is at service Chirstnias
morning and anyone..going after
seven o'clock would have, ' diif
flculltty m obtaining seating' acco-
min atnon_ She stressed' the !Mope
that Christmas 'may be celebrat-
ed in .true Worship and. adora-
and
.:family of London visited' tion.'
Notice Is Hereby .Given -To The Municipal ]lectors Of The
TOWNSHIP..OF WEST . WAWANOSH
That, the nominations of fit and proper ;persons to serve as
Reeve, • four Q ounciullais and two School Trustees for the
Township School, Area for the Township .of West Wawanash •
ffor the eosuuinng year, will take plane at thetownship hall',.
West . Wawariosli, o -u
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25th, .1.950 •
At one a ' ciock inthe afternoon, for one n outi; 'at which tithe
and. ,place all electors of said . township are hereby notified
'to attend, and that should a poll be required,. polling
open !ban '
Monday, December 5th, 1960
Fran 940 a. , to 5:60 p.m, at the Various polling sit
divisions: •
No.. 1„ Dungannon
No.2,4 Public Library, Manchester•
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, .. No. 3,; Township Hall
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yNpo. 4,. W., 7HalL w
TH. Hall, �St. He1e. ns.
No.. 6, Etarisb Hall,, St. Augustine
stsrte•
West Wa ranmsh ,November 12th.''1960
'JOHN F. ro , ,Cteak.
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