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TI -14 LUCKN OW SENTINEL, bUCKNOW, ONTARIO.
11.. D. PURDON
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PHOTO CO-OP REALTOR
120 Davis St. Sarnia, Ontario.
Represented By,
GEORGE TIFFIN„ salesman for this district
A number of, good farms in the surrounding 'community
ranging in sizes from 5 acres to 200 acres.,
*House in Teeswater, could be converted to 10 -bed
nursing home, has new furnace, Also, houses in Luck -
now and WhitechurCh.
Good Brick building at Whitchurch, suitable for Work
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Shop such as car painting and body work. Main
build-
ing 36'x 48, lean' 36 x 14, 2/3 acre of land.
A number of .good lake Iots
A teal good Trailer home in A- 1 condition, , 20 x 7¼
feet, fully insulated, fully wired and also equipped for
propane gas, •
All 'property priced right withreasonable terms, For
further information apply to,
• GEORGE TIFFIN, Salesman for this cirea.
• Lucknow, BOx 2 1 7. Telephone 184-W.
KINLOSS NEWS
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Douglas Dickie is a 'patient in
Wingham Hospital with •a dislo-
cated and • 'badly fractured right
ankle.
• Mrs., Allister Hughes and Mrs.
Lloyd MacDongall are attending
the Leader's Training School 'in
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Walkerton this week in prepar-
aion for the 4-11 Course, `Work-
ing With Wool" /
Mrs. Fred Gilchrist started
work at Greer's 'Nursing lidme
in Lucknow this week. Mra.
Gilbert Hamilton, has been assis-
ting there for the .past ' two
weeks. • -
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Now is the time to sow your fall fertilizer.
e sure of lots of grass for next year.
For lowest prices and best quality in bulk or
ag see
ruce MacMillan
ent for Reed's Famous Fertilizer, Elmira
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01J CAN SAVE UP TO 35 PERCENT ON
YOUR FUEL COSTS BY INSULATING
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17. Insulation batts
2"- Insulation batts.
, Granulated Insulation
•ZonOlite Insulation . •
• For those hard to. get at places
Thereis a tremendouisavings by doing
your Own insulating'
ASK FOR A FREE ESTIMATE
FIREC'".
HIEF.
SAFETY CHIMNEY
Make your home completely safe from chimney
fire hazards withSafety Chim-
ney. . •
Can be installed in part of a .diy. Noulnas, no
lime, no bricks needed. Fully approved by the
;Fire Underwriters. Stop worrying about'that old
chimney and install 'a "FIRECHIEr'.
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WESTEEL . •
Security Ribbed Galvanized Roofing
"Westeel" Roofing gives you a full 32%"
Coverage on the Sheets •
Sizes in Stock 6 to 12 feet. •
• FRESH CEMENT • ALWAYS IN STOCK
JOHN W. IIIENDERSON
LUMBER LTD.
Phone 150 Lucknow
LOCAL. GIRL WEDS
MEMBER OF. RCMP
aus.a RElp
The red serge dress uniforms
of the Royal _Canadian Mounted
Police added :color to Vie wed- •
ding ceremony in St. •Johns
Anglican ChurOh, Squamish, B.C.,
at 7:00 o'clock on Friday; Sep-
tember 4th, when Ernest Samuel.
Gryba and Edna Grace Reid
exchanged marriage vows. Rev.
Qiiblas. Officiated and • the
church was decorated withwhite
• gladioli •and other fall flowers:
The bride is the, daughter. of
Mr. and Mrs. IVIanton Reid of
Lucknow, and the groom 4 the
son of Mrs, Peter Gryba of En-
deavour, Sask., and the late Mr.
Gqba. s • „
..• The bride was given .in marri-
age by Corporal A. J. 'Rutledge,
She wore .a floor -length gown of
brocaded satin with lilly point
sleeves;. rounded neckline, long
fitted waistline with pleated
skirt Her chapel length . veil
was held by a -coionet of pearls.
She carried a white Bible,cres-
ted with a white orchidand
stephanOtiS. , • • •
Miss Betty Schumacher of
Squainiih was Maid of :honour,
wearing ,a ballerina -length 'white,
velvet gown on princess lines
with matching. jacket,' 'gloves,
shoes and feather hat. Her flo-
wers , were •red •:crescent -styled
gladioli. •
The bridesmaids 'were Miss
Victoria Skarzynski ,and •Miss
Violet Fruin of Scivarnish. They
were similarly gowned in balle-
.rina-length heavenlYblue. vel-
vet' gowns on princesilines,
carrying crescent -styled red
'gladioli' and, with matching
gloves, shoes and feather • hats:,
The little ' flower gi1, Judy
Brawn, wore a redvelvet dress
and • Carried a., colonial basket of
baby 'mums.
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Cst. • Melvin Stern of VancOu-
' ver in the AJC:M.P. red. serge,
matching that of. :the groom,.
Was. the best map.. Ushers were
Cat. John Hooper and •Cst: Barry
Wallace of Squamish.:
Mrs R Brownell as organist
played ,Memileson's ' bridal. song
and wedding :march. Mrs, A.
Erosi.. sang The Lord's' Prayer
and 0 Promise me.
A reception .followed at the
Elk's Hall at •ISquamish with
'both the bride's and the groom's
mother unable to be present,
Mrs. • D Morrison of $quainish
received. on' their behalf, in a.
blue crepe gown with corsage
of red roses,.
The bride's tralieIling, costume
was a teal blue suit with black
• and • burnt •orange accessories
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and orchid corsage. icst. arid- Mrs.
Gryfba have taken up ' residence'
at Squamish; after a wedding
trip to Saskatchewan and On-
..thrio. • • • ,
•The bride ,is a graduate of the
Toronto, Western Hospital School
of Nursing, 1956. ' • '
WEliNESDAY, SEPT. 30th, 1.959
YOUR BARGAIN FOODLAND
SWEET MIXED PICKLES, Save 10c. ' • . r
Tallyho Brand. Large 48 • oz. Jar. • J./
NEW CORN BROOMS. Save up to 20c .
4 String. Special Sale. 79(
KLEENEX TISSUE. SALE .L no.
Regular or Chubby.. Save11‘
, 19c. . . P53 III 7 OA
ICE 'CREAM SALE. Save 10c. h
Silverwood's For Quality, Half -Gallon. ,07(
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MIXED COOKIES FOR SCHOOL. • 1.,
Any 39c, Pkg. Save 17c. . . . 3 pkgs. $t.
IT'S NEW! • LEVER BROTHERS
STRIPE TOOTHPASTE WITH HEXACHLORO-
PHENE. LARGE SIZE 35c. GIANT' 63c.
•ECONOMY 98c \
We Sell For Less •
Phone 119, Lucknow.
• Values' Effective
October .1, 2, 3.
The best man was Mr. Rich-
ard Park Jr.
A reception for forty guests
was held at 4 pan. at Dunlop
Inn. „The ;bride's ,mother
receiv-
ed Wearing a dress of bule
fig -
rd se and corsage tif pink
• WEDDING BELLS
PARK PETRIE • •
' Saturday, Sept 26, at 2 p.m.
Goderieh; at the home of Rev. E.
C. Taylor; the Marriage Of Marg-
aret Eliza 'Marina, daughter of
M.T. and ,Mrs. William . Petrie,.
Dungannon was solemnized to the
groom, John. Park, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Park Sr. also
. of Dungannon in double ring
ceremony.
. The , bride chose • a floor -length
dress of • white nylon lace over
satin 'With ' princess lines and
lily -point sleeves with high jew-.
elled collar,. Special feature was
her silk illusion veil With pearl
studded necklace and her flow-
ers were a cascade bouquet of
pink carnations and gladioli.
The maid of honor, Mrs: Rich-
ard Park Jr., wore a waltz -length
gown of brocaded nylon and
also carried pink, carnations .and
gladioli' Wearing a matching Ma-
ther hat. Susan, Park, niece of
• the groom was wearing a. yellow
nylon •dress carrying pink and
• white carnations and • gladioli,
Johnny Startuty •was ring.;
bearer 'carrying a heart shaped
pillow with lace and satin trim.
911..90.
carnations, assisted • by the
groom's. mother wearing a light
blue wool' dress and corsage of
,pink .carnations. '
After a honey -moon trip, the
young couple will reside in their
home in Dungannon.
rest
Don't miss the exciting values during this sale running
from
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1st
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10th
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HERE ARE' A FEW OF THE, MA.NY VALUES
CORONADO. HEATING PAD . . . . . . $6A9
CORONADO DELUXE TOASTER, . $19.95
CORONADO , STEAM -DRY IRON . . . . . $15.95
CORONADO KITCHEN CLOCK . $5.95
IRONING TABLE, $10.98 value . $7.86
FLObR BROOM, $2.29 value . . .... $1-79'
ENAMELLED BABY BATH, regular $4.95 ... $2.59
DESK LAMP, ideal for students .... $198
TUBULAR STEEL HAMMER . • $2.33
COCOA MATS, regular $1.29 ...... • . , ..• 79c
LAWN RAKES, regular 98c . . . • 79c'
CORONADO ELECTRIC KETTLE $8.98
A complete selection of famous
CORONADO APPLIANCES
including gas ranges, TV:sets, space heate0, vacuum
cleaners, washers, . deep freeze, refrigerators, and auto-
ma0c washers and 'dryers. •
ALL AT UNHEARD .OF LOW PRICES
LUCKY, DRAW
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TWO 21"' TV SETS And a, STF.A.M.DRir I19!
Ask for .entry forms at the store. Nothing to buy
ebster & MacKinno
PHONE 50, LIJCK!40W
Plumbing,' Heating, Wiring, Eavetroughing
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