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LuanTow SENTINEL,
Lvciswriv odT, 21st, 1969.
BLIND OBJECTIVE
IS IN SIGHT •
I.Aucknow and District dona-
tions to the Canadian. Institute
for the Blind had reached a
total of $316.35, still some short
of the minimum objective ,of
$350., which 'was exceeded, bit
' 'Lucknow is , in Huron.County
for purposesof this camPaigrt
and a year ago • the' Lucknow
and Zurich districts', were the
only centres in the .county to
exCeed the objective.
The books 'itur remain open,
and the customary generosity 'of
the people of this comnaunity.
Will no doubt -yet .put the figure
`.`over the top." . ,
Ruth L. Thompson, $5.00; P.
W. Hoag, ' 7.50; Lucknow Wom-
en's Institiut, 10.00;. Ewart 'Tay-;
lor, 200; A friend, 2,00; Mrs.
MacDiarmid, 5.00; ,Stuart E.
Robertson, 2.00; Thos. Maapon-
aid,. 2.00; 11, M. Greer, ••5.00;
Gladys M. MacDonald, 2.06; Mrs.
Clark Finlayson, 2.00; Miss Mar-
• garet '.Pickering, 2.00; Finlay
Decoratters,2.00; Ken Mowbray,
2.00; St. Heiser's W3.1 5,00; W.
Howey, 5.00; Chas I3ristow, 5.00;
Ndble' Johnston, 2.00; Cameron
MacDonald; 2.00; Fred Anderson,
2,00; Helen L. Thompson, 2.00;
Mrs. Jas, MacNaughton; 1.00;,
S..B. Stothers, 10.00; Miss W. D.
Rutherford, 10.00;, Jack Fisher,
2,00; James Cameron, 1.00, Chas.
Webster, 2,00; Garnet E. Farrier,
2.00; • D, C. •Kingsbury, 2.00;
lVforgan Henderson, 10.00; 1Vlias
M. MacDonald, 2.00; Wm, Camp-
bell,' 2.00; Catherine MacGregor,
5.00; J, R. Henderson, 5.00; Ken
Cameron, 1.00; Mrs, Albert Al-
ton, 5.00.'
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LADIES LEARN
CARE. OF THE SKIN
HAD •
CHURCH' 'WEDDING
There' was quite a number of
•
ladies in attendance .at the school
on skin care held at the Legion
Hall on. Monday evening, spon-
sored by Elmer Umbach
Pbar-
rnacy. • . • • •
Mrs. Edna Rayner spoke.,,to
the ladies on thissubject, and
to conclude an interestingand
informative gathering a social
time followed with refreshments
served. .' - • .
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1310.""VAUJES °
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195t Pontiac Stratochief, sedan, standard gear shift,
fully equipped 52,650
1959 Chev Belair sedan, automatic, fully equipped —4205
1959 Chev sedan, standard gear shift 42,650
• • 1958.Pontiac Station Viagon;.4-door,•automatiC transMissiOn;
, fully equipped ' 52,695
1958 Chev. Belair, 4 -door hardtop, V-8, fully equipped $2,595
Two 1958 Pontiac Stratochief sedans, automatic trails-
' .44. 301,44014, 01/1/, .erfplived 40=1 ,•41-t-4. ot-A,T. 12,450
Three 1058 Chev I Biscayne sedans, automatic 2,450
.1958 rontjat Laurentian, automatic, fully equipped ....$2,595
Two 1958 Chev Delray sedans $2,195
1958 Ford Custom, fully equipped $1,995
1956 Ford. Fairlane, 2 -door hardtop, automatie $1,695
1956 Ford, 2 -door $1,395
$1,295
$1,295 •
$ 995
• $ 850
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1955 Ford %-ton .Pickup antninatic transmission, .•
fully equipped $1,095
1955 Chev. Sedan, fully equipped
1955 Pontiac Deluxe sedan, fully equipped
1954 Monarch sedan, automatic, fully equipped
1954 Chev Deluxe coach, fully. equipped
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russels Motors
Huron County's Foremost Used Car Dealers •
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Cities Service Dealer • -/ = • Phone 173, Brussels
NOTICE
Change us Time Tables
fielre•A*104-1-•
lFALLAilD:WINTER,.SCHEDULES ARE
• NOW IN EFFECT
geduced•services icily* routes. • •
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Obtain your copy from your local Agent or driver.
THE WESTERN ONTARIO MOTORWAYS LIMITED
• Kitchener ' Ontario
(KINLOSS NEWS)
Mr. ancl• Mrs. W. F. IVIacDon.-
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ald observed their fortieth wed-
ding arniversal7 last week. Bill
is the son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Angus MacDonald and his
wife, May, a daughter of the
late Mr, and- Mrs. Duncan Gra-
ham, 2nd con. Their marriage
on October 140919 was the first
solemnized ' in. South Kinloss
Church .whieh, was built in 1911,
'Rev. J. G.,. Reid officiated. .
.They„bought the fornier Alex
Fraser farin on the 4th, con.,
shortly after they were Married
and lived there, until retiring tb
Lu'cknow. a year ago. • ,
Their family were all home
over the week -end when a de-
licious fowl dinner 'was enjoyed.
Miss lVfargaret MacDonald tea-
ches. in Sarnia. Mr: Graham
MacDonald - is • a. Public School
Inspector residing at Watford
and Mac graduated from West-
ern University last spring and
is now continuing past graduate
studies at the University. The
family presented their parents
with a lovely., T.V. rocker chair.
Friends an.d neighbours .al.so
honoured them on this occasion:
by. Presenting them with the •
following address and a match-
ing coffee table,' step table .and
lamp. -••
Dear Bill and May, • .
On the• occasion of your 40th,
wedding anniversary We take the
opportunity to remind you that
we have not forgotten 'those
many years' you have spent in
our cominimity.;• • , '
As 'one of us you, have shared.
'In all 'activities' cOminon to rural
life. You have reared your fain-
ily, and provided for their edu-
cation. You have proved your-
selves faithful workers -in church
life . and in all enterprises • for
social benefit: • ' .
We. ard 41eaSed,that46fi' have.
been .able • to retire and *find
yourselves Comfortably , honsed
in.the- village, still full ,of the zest'
of life. We feel •'that there- is
much of restful living in, store
for you, and although we regret.
your leaving our community, we
are glad, you aye still near 'uS:
Just as a reminder of 'old as-
sociations • and of our sincere
good 'wishes, We, ask ,you to. ac-
cept those tables',and
With best 'wishes from. your
many friends. •
Masquerade Dante,
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Under auspices of the Lucknow Lions Club
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LEGION HALL, LUCKNOW
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MOndaY, October...1..6.
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(This is not a Lions Dance. The Lions are sponsoring it 1
• and everyone is welcome).
PRIZES GALORE
Carruthers Orchestra AdinisSion •$1.
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WED SATURDAY
AT RINE RIVER
slaws MeNAIN
A lovely autumn wedding
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was solemnized. at Pine Paver
United Chu.rch on Saturday, Oc-
tober, 17th at 3:00 o'clock when
Laurine Isabel McNain,' daughter
of ly1r. and Mrs. J.' S. Mel‘Tain of
Amberley was united in mar-
riage to Dr. • Stewart • Donald
Sims; son of. Mr. and ,Mrs. Chas,
Simi of Toronto. '
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Before the altar adorned by
white shasta mums,. the cere-
mony .was ,perforined by 'Rev.
J. C. Hutton. • . •
. The'ldride, who was ,given
rn
marriage • by. her father, was
gowned in floor -length white
velvet: with. twelve inch train,
long pointed sleeves, fitted bod-
ice. with Pearls and sequins em-
broidered .neckline. She par-
ried •a 'cascade bouquet 'tkfetter
Time roses,.satin leaves. .and
white net.. •
• Miss Helen McNain was 'made
of honeur for her sister. The
bridesinaids were Mrs. Murray
MeNairt, ' Mitchell, sister-in-law
of the bride, and. Miss 'Beverly
lVfacKerilie of _Kincardine, cou-
sin of, the bride:. All wore Adentr.
ice gowns of red. VelVet in street
length, three-qUarter
sleeves and. princess. neckline.
with Matching headband and
'shoes. Each carried a. nosegay Of
• white shasta mums, and lime
• *as played by Mr. Earl Clarke
Some 270 teachers of the Teal who •• accOrni*nied the
chers' Institute of Bruce inspec "The Lord's
soloist,
torates 1 and 3, convened Mprrasy.erCa„thainedP
h2Oir Pinro
‘. TEACHERS CONVEiTTION • green satin •leaves..
HELD AT. KINCARDINE Traditional • wedding music
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BAILEY BeautY. :SAL:
WILL .BE CLOSED. . THE:WEEK
• .October 26th to October 3lst Inclusive
/f141.=.1M11 *i1.4%
THE. !SALON WILL BE RE-. OPENED'•
• THE FOLLOWING :WEEK'
WITH pAILiy ONLY IN CHARGE
While •Mrs. Bailey is convalescing from a tonsillectomy.
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The groomsman was r. Rob
ert McMillan of Weston and the
hers w,ere Mr. Robert 1VIcNain.
of Amberley,•• brother of the
bride and Mr. Walker Lynch of
Toronto. •
For- a, rection in, the church
parlors the bride's mother re-
ceived the •guests' wearing a' co-
ca beige silk' shantung .dress.
with brown -accessories, and cor-
sage 'of bronze ppm. poms: The
groom's mOther. assisted wearing
a two-piece dresi 'Of shot 'bro-
Cade in. copper. and blue tones
With corsage of ,'talisinan, roses.,
• For., a ,wedding trip to. the
.north-eastern United States, the
bride • chose a.• toast broadclOth.
',suit: with green accesories' and
gardenia', corsage. • I •
Dr. and Mrs. 'Sims will reside
in Toronto. The ,bride is a grad-
uate Of St. IVIichaels hosPital,
Toronto, and the .groorn a grad-
uate of University. Ofi,Thronto
'Medical sc,hoOl, . •
Guests attended the wedding
from.. LondOn, St. Thomas, Tor
onto, Zurich, Detroit, • Clinton,
Fergus, Chatham. and 1Vlitchell.
Dr, and Mrs. Sims were hon-
oured that evening at a reception '
held at Reids "Corners' hall.
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Two Cows gilled
A, report from •Goclerich states
that two cattle; owned by Alvin/
Alton; R. 7 Lucknow, and val- •
tied at $200 each, were killed
in collision, with a truck •driven ,
by J. A, Hackett of R. 7 Luck -
SIGNS FOR SALE—"No Tres-
passing'', .."For Sale" and 1."For
Rent" signs available at Vie •
Kincardine On Friday, with the• • Lucknow Sentin. el; p11:one 35.
president, .1V1iss Helen Thompson • O''''''''''"Im"."""sm"'"'"4"i'emb'imi,e0,04•D^P"4"wt".°1'''''''""'"'"
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of Lucknow ' Public School pre- • • SHOO
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siding. * .
Highlights of the ' convention i •
avr for =D.,'
were fine addresses by D. A.
1VlacT, 1
i
iary services,insapectond by Miss Erna
Martin of Hamilton Teachers', FIRST
College staff, who dealt with .
pr.Aimmaryomreenatsdinsgiience, was obs' 1.. For a brand new, choice selection of gift merchandise.
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yeti' is a tribute to thejnemory CHINAWARE
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CRYSTAL,
of Mr. J. M.. Game, and, Mr. • .
. . CERAMICS
Harry Alton, whose deaths had . , GLASS):
occurred .sigte the last Conven-
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tien.. ,. • . . " .•
Officers elected' were: •Presi-
dent, 1VIrs. Grace Jasper, Car- •
rick; honorary president, Miss,
Helen . Thompson, Lucknow; 1
vice-president, Mrs. Maithel Wil- i
son, Ripley, secretary -treasurer,
inspectorate one, Fred Obright, i
,Chesley; secretary -treasurer, in- • 1
spectorate three, W. ,E. Thomp-
son, Kincardine, • •
• .ZION
Mr. and Mrs. Jim' Hunter and
• Wanda visited with Mi.' and
E, G. Kennedy of 'Port
Perry. They were accompanied
by Mr, and Mrs. Dan Nicholson
who visited at Oshawa.•
Mr. and Mks, Allan Ritchie,
Brenda and 136ce visited with
• Mr. and Mrs. Bill Duffy of Ha-
• .and many more for • your approval
Lki(-AWAY
• those GIFTS) IP!0W •
: for
CHRISTMAS
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