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WEDNESDAY, OGT. 14th, 1959
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Chartered Accountant
West Street . '
GODERICH, .ONTARIO
Telephones. 3433 343W
ROY N. 1qNTLEY
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PUBLIC
ACCOUNTANT,
GODERICH,, ONTARIO
Telephone 1011 Box;478
F T. ARMSTRONG
OPTOMETRIST
GODERICH .
APPOINTMENT
'Phone 1100
INSURANCE
CASUALTY
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AUTOMOBILE .
A11TD LIFE
ro Protect. Your Jack,
Insure With Jack Today.,.
J. A. McDONAGH
R.R. 3, Lucknow, Ont.
'Phone, 61-5,, Dungannon
R. S. HETHERINGTON,
• Q.C.
'Barrister, Etc.
Wingham and Lucknow.
IN LUCKNOW
Each Monday
and Wednesday
Located in they. Municipal. Offic.
'Phone Wingham
Office 48.` Residence 9?
STATE' FARM MUTUAL
.AUTOMOB:I L:E
INSURANCE
Investigate Before Investing
REUBEN WILSON
R.R. 3, Goderich
Phone :89-r-8, Dungannon
JOHNSTONE'S
FUNERAL HOME
'Phone .16 .
• Day 'or Night
USE OF FUNERAL HOME
4t' No Extra Cost
Moderate Prices
Established 1894
IMPERIAL OIL
PRODUCTS
for prompt • service,
and quality products;
contact:
B.' R. CHISHOLM.
'phone collect Dungannon 19-r-2.
'"Always Look To .I nperial
For The Best"
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GERALD �'� CROOKS
DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC
Phone 545
KINCARDINE, ONTARIO
UC +KNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
' CARD OF THANKS
'¥'s. v artha Bonnett • ' and
family :express theirgratitude
to everyone for the isindness,'
sympathy and flowers received
during, this, 'recent bereavement.
Office. hours:
• Daily. Monday . to Saturday
Wednesday a.m.
Evenings
Tuesday,. Thu.rsday, Saturday.
MCLENNAN .and
MacKENZIE
FUNERAL SERVICE
• Services 'conducted accord-
ing to your wishes . at 'your.
Home, your • Church, or at, •
additional charge.
Phone 181, 'Lucknow,
Day or Night
our ;Memorial Chapel at no
WINGHAM'
MEMORIAL SHOP'
.. We Have Been Memorial
Craftsmen :for ,Thirty -Seven'.
Years, Always Using
THE BEST GRANITES
Along With
Expert Designing. and.
• Workmanship.
Prices Most Reasonable
Cemetery. Lettering a Specialty
R. A. SPOTTON. .
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Phone 25fWingham Ontario
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G. ALANWI LLIAMS
• ' . Optometrist
Office..on : Patric k St fust
off • the Main St. in
WIN.GH.AM
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Professional Eye ,Examination
Optical Services:
For appointment,
Please Phone 770, Wingham .•
R. W. ANDREW.
Barrister and Solicitor
LISTOWEL, ONTARIO
• r:
IN 'LUCKNOW
Every •
Wednesday and: Saturday
Afternoon
Office, in the `Joynt Block
Telephone:
Office 135 . ' • Residence 31-3
LUCKNOW DISTRICT
.CO-OPERATIVE INC.
• Phone. Lucknow 71
TED CQLLYER
Registered .Master Electrician'
ELECTRICAL CONTRAC.FOIt
' Specializing in
Electrical Wiring and: Repairs
AGENT FOR . SPARTON TV,
and
All Eleetrical Appliances
Phone ' 46-r-25, Lucknow .'
Kenneth J. MacKenzie,
Optometrist '
.'LISTOWEL, ONT.
at the former Wrona Jewelery,
store. Ripley, 10 a.m, to 9: p.m...
. WEDNESDAY, :OCT. .14th
and every Second .Wednesday
Eyes examined Glasses 'fitted
For appointment 'phone Roy
• MacKenzie. 96-r-24, Ripley.
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C .ARD OF THANKS
I would like to say thanks to
my many friends Who visited me
or remembered me . with cards,
letters, flowers and treats while
•1 was a patient. in Victoria -Hos-
pital, London and since my re,.
.turn, home. '
Mrs: Ed. McQuillan
s•T. HELENS
Mrs. • Tom Todd opened 'her
home on Thursday, for the Octo-
!ber 'meeting of • the, W.M.S. an
d:
the W.A. of' the . United Church
when . 15 ladies were in atten-
dance. Mrs. B. F. Green,. presi-
dent was in the chair for this-
W.M.S. meeting. The '.theme of
the worship service . was Faith
and Freedom. Miss W. D. Ruth-
erford read . several poems in
keeping', with'. the season --. "The
Beauty of Autumn," "Gratitude."
"Iii Grateful Prasie" . and "For
the Little Thiiijgs." . An invitation
to the Thankoffering of the
Whitechurch W.M.S.. was wept-
ed for Tuesday evening, October
13th. It ,was decided to collect
•clean, soft ' white; material for
bandages . to be Sent 'to Korea:
Any . donations May be left .at
the church.' In' response,' to the
roll call, ''3 .hospital and 14 hone
calls • on the.. sick and shut-ins
were reported. The treasurer re-
ported. that •' $116.00 had'. ..been
sent to the ,Presbyterial teasur-
er. <Mrs. Green had charge ,of the
interesting .chapter "Africa on a
bridge" ' from the new . study
book, Africa': Disturbed. She was
assisted by Mrs.;. J. Cameron,
Mrs. G. Stuart and :. Mrs. Frank
McQuillan. Plans • • were '.discussed
for the .Autumn Thankoffering
when Miss..Jean^ Austin of Last
owel Will be `the guest -speaker.
Mrs. . Todd : • presided for the
W.A. meeting the theme. of which
worship service was `"By this
• shall all men know ower and
Depth."." :the meeting was open-
ed •with the use ` of the theme
hymn,. prayer and creed.' The
roll call wash answered - with •' a
verse of scripture. Mrs: Lorne.
Woods read. the `:scripture:lesson.
and 1Vrrs. Cameron the • lesson
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FURNACE • OIL,. STOVE OIL,
KEROSENE, G,A•SOLIINE
See or. ; call •
WM. A. «BUD". HAMILTON
Phone .220-w Lucknow
District Agent ,for Cities' Service
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NUMBER OF FARMS in •Huron; Ashfield ,and Kine
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JOHN HALL, SALESMAN
I;nchnow.
• thoughts. It was decidedto have
the congregational supper on
Friday, October 23rd. At the con-
clusion a pleasant social ' hour
was enjoyed when lunch was
served by Mrs. L Durnin and
Mrs Frank McQuillin.' •
You are reminded of the An-
niversary Service in the United
Church next ' Sunday at 11 a.m.
and ::7:30 p.m. Rev. Will Taylor
of Dorchester, a former teacher
in the district will • Abe the guest
speaker andspecial music will.
be provided by the choir assist-
ed at the morning service by a
ladies • trio , from Fordwich.
Everyone is invited.
Mr.: and, Mrs S. 'McIntyre
and Donald of Richmond Hill
were visitors with Mr, and Mrs.
W. I. Miller, for ' the 'Thanksg iv-
ing week -end. `
Mrs. Alex Murdie and .Bob and
Mr. 'Mel : Brown .of Kitchener
spent the : week -end. in the vil-
lage.'' •
Mr. and . Ms Gordon Miller
and Larry of London spentthe.
holiday week -end with Mr. • and
Mrs. ' Chester .Taylor.
• Many of the members of . the
Woinen's .Institute -spent a plea-
.sant afternoon on Friday as
guests of the Luckngw Women's
Institute at their Grandmother's
Day in. the Recreation Centre.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 1. Miller en-
tertained at a family .dinner on
Sunday in honor of their 49th
wedding' anniversary which oc-
currs on Tuesday, October 13th
and Mr.. Miller's :birthday on
October 15th. ' Best wishes , for
many more.'
Mr... and Mrs. James Duman
spent the holiday week -end' with
Mr. and:: Mrs. Allan Diirnin . at.
Miss .Annie Stuart spent. a ; few
days in Toronto this. week.
Mrs.. Gordon MacPherson has
returned from a month's visit
with Ft. Lt. Keith and Mrs.
Bla
ck '. and- boys at Ottawa:
We are iorry to report that -.
Mr..Eldon Miller is a 'patient in
the Wingliam , and District Gen-
eral Hospital. His many 'f'riends
hope . fora speedy recovery.
Gave; Assessment Report
A. C.. Agnew ofLucknow, who
is assessor for the ,town. of. Wing
ham,. reported to Council at their
last' meeting that' the assessment
in Wingham. had climbed : ;'by
nearly'' $50,000 during the year, •
and will be even higher' 'nest
year due to. •present building.' Mr.
Agnew gave ' thepopulation fig-
ure as 2,7.15. and 'broke it down
into age groups:
Group II W.A.. '
On 'Friday: afternoon; October
9th, sixteen members.' of:. Group
II of, , the W.A. meatat the home
of Miss :Hazel. - Webster:and • an-
swered.' the roll •call with a
Thanksgiving ' verse. Pians for
decoratingthe church for
Thanksgiving " and anniversary
services were• made: • Donations
for fowl • supper to be held Oc-
tober 27th ` were offered. Mrs.
Collins and Mrs. A. Little were
in charge of. the program • of
which. the 'Christian _ Woman and
.Her Thanksgiving
given
Eby Miss Ada Webster and Mrs -
Mrs. , MaeDiarmid voiced
thanks to the.. hostess and ,pro-
gram committee and •a social `halt
Lbiidon. • ' •• • • • hour was enjoyed.'
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