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LIJCKNOW
UNITED -CHURCH
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Rev i G. •'A. 1Vieikiejohn,
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Lacktio*
Presbyterian Church
Minister: • - •
Rev. Wallace McClean
SUNDAY, MARCH 16th
11.00• a.rn.: Morning: worship.
1245. p:rn.: Sunday Schaal.
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7.00 p,m.: "Footsteps to the
Cross".
•All welcome to thls SeiViCe I
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HEAR DETAILS
OF ARENA ,
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THE LUblc-NOW SENTINEL; LUCKNQW: ONTARIQ,
FLOOR'
The - of fie i a Is 'visit ' of the • DiS-
tr'iot Governor, the. holding 'of
the first round •,of the Public
speaking contest and an outline
of infOrmation obtained 'in con-
nection. with the, iaying Of a permanent• flOor'in . the arena were
the highlights '• of the regular.
meeting •clf the Lions "Club, on
.Monday," evening. • '•
• The 'District •Ggverpor, J. J,
Gga.c> Mq,c1.44iighlin ofSt, Marys,
in his a4dreSs attributed leader=
ship in .the holding tog,ether. of ,thiS.
:967rnan , club, „which was out in,
early 'lull force on Monday, At
Charter *Night a little over a
year ago, he . haq .'woradero if
land how it Could,' be done. • ...
He complimentedthe Club on..
• their bulletins which are very
intereSting and' jarnthec.14U-11 of
'inforrnation, Mr. MadLaughliti
'portrayed the •varibUs, types of
CluilDS. th a t. ane. 'If inels_fr.orn,. active
to lazy; and stressed the individ-
ual cesponsibillty Of being work-
ers not !`belongers", He stressed
General
-Alvin Hodgins is” einPlOYed in
a knitting factory in London.
and Mrs.•• OSCai Hadgins
and' familY were recent, „visitors
at Clinton , with Mr. • and' .Mrs.
Clayton •Hodgins. . '
S.J.Pnim has
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oral)le redoyery..frorn. pne.urnonia;
is able to • continue his pc-
•eoanting service.:* 0, •
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Uri. Margaret ••11/1aeFarlane,
town is •a patient In .Wirighani
• Hospital : where :She is receiving
• treatinent for a :heart condition.'
The . Condition - of Miss Lena
• Robiniari; who is hospitalized in
London.. Was_ muc'h improved at
the..first: of the week.... •• , .
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Mrs.L. of L'Oridon
• ,.wasa Week -end Visitor with 'her
brOtherS; 'Dan' T. andJohnMac-
Kinnon: 404, With' Mr. and 2.,Mrs.•
Donald ' MacKinnon. "•,':' :
/ Eldon 'Henderson u r ne d
hate the latter part of. the week
• from' Wingh . Where,
he,:had,'been a patient ::sinee suf-
fering a heart:. 'attack • -/a few
Weeks age. ;.. • • ,
The regurar meeting of the 1
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Lticknow.•Woriieres:Institute will
• :be held in the Reereational. Cen
• 're, Friday, 'March •14th,: at .2.30
• P.rn. Roll •call, Curren.t • eventS.
Please remember the shower for
Korean babies...•
'agairist personalities creeping in
and the: importance of , thinking
about. what one says. . • •
• My.'IVIacLahlgblin was,:introduc-
ed by „Ken • MacKenzie and' :Was
thanked .by .Lorne- Reid and -pre-
sented iwith • a ' gift by. Lorne,
who did it.' very neatly from. his
wheelchair in a• manner that: was
indeed impreSsiVe.' • • •*,.°
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were :sevraf guests .at
the ,meeting:' 13rack. Cleland hi,.
traduced Garnet !Henderson ,a'nci
Xerineth. Cameron . from. the Leg -
•ion. and' Innes MacSween who
' had helped wit the• . Squirts
oekey.
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1 i t 'e. .411Ugheiiitr�duced
'Rev.. and •Mrs. gebert:T. A. Mar-
shall, :who actedas judges ofthe
ptublie-speaking. Natives • Of 'Ire-
land, they, came to :Canada, over
a year ago when geV.: Marsnall
accepted • the pastorate , of the
Whitechurch 1_,Iangside South
Kinloss: three-point, charge.. Mrs.
Marshall had .graduatecl „in .mec17
icine in the. Old County:* Rev.:
Marshall served, in the RAF In.
World. War , was . shot doWn
McINTOSH
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Bell Telepbone Bldg
Walkerton, Ont.
Te1ephoe 633
Tooled To 4,epair All Makes Of
l'rcterS Machines & Shop Work
•ACEI'YLESIE & ARC W'EL.DING
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KINLOUGH •
GARAGE'
W. BRECKLES ;
Phone 184-20, Ripley
1HE HOME OF QUALITY SERVICE
and Genuine JOHN DEERE PARTS
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11E1).000K DISPLAY
Fon Asii.FIE141) ScH001,-'S
•011MQnctay- ,evetiirkg A disPlay
of school Supplies, text and:-hb
rary. .1)904,s 'Wag hel4 at o• N. 9
iSehQ01 in :Ashfield for teachers
and trustees of Ashfield schools.
Dori Jesson was . charge of
the display for • Jack I-JOOIT:1
Inspeetor IL- Kin-
kead..Was present to suggest re-
• quirements for the v a r i 0 U $
school,'falloWed by a survey to
be' madelpy• Mr. Jesson.
Ltinch was Served' courtesy of
• HOod.
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Our SpeciaIty
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United Church MC 0 0
The meeting was aiened With
sing song 'followed.' by the
"theme • hYinn.• 'The Eye' Opener, •
was given Iby Murray Hunter
and he appointed Paul Hencler-
:Son.for the 'next- meeting -.Elaine- -
•Mcl\lay took the worship service
.assisted by„ Patricia Thorripson '
and Nanty 'Webster.: The wOr.-,
ship service Was' opene,c1- 'With*
hymn 388. The seripture ;was
• taken 'from: ActS 18 followed by
the
offering. Questions vv re
• Prusimer=a
• Elaine. McNay read a summary.
of the worship ...Service. It was.
closed with hymn 298. It was de-
cided. to have a meeting March
• 17th .w i t.1.1 .Shirley Moore in
charge. Garries were Played,' The
Meeting was: 'closed:- with taps.
measured•10 order,
VEILS • ; :
Made. to specification.
• BRIDAL- C,TOWNS
• ,selected
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n14 Styles and colors.
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•-FLOWER GIRL DRESSES':
O far •all *ages. • . • •
Going t away ensembles, Suits,'
• c9a:t§i_ri.e.W.Z....qQttons;
dresses, etc.,• . ' ' *, • .
Picture Hats, Bags, .Gloves,'.,
• Lingerie. •
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AlteratiOnS free of charge.
Satisfaction guaranteed
• • Phone or drop in for
, . appointment.
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inches in the floor' 'bed, deeper
thari Would be riorrnal due to
the 'soaking the',gratind .roceives.
prior to Crnaking. There -.,is
•go6d fill to a geed depth :in 'the
exiSting.. bed. •"•: . •
• President •Rae 'Watson' surn-
• rned 'Ups briefly,. •estimating :that
the. complete -job -wOUld run to
about •.$4,990, • and .the , •meeting
'adjourned With thePresidntad
viSin . the Chibo that, the first
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matter on the agerida next tneet-
ing wroulcl. be ways and :means
of•financing the project... ••
The Arena Floor Committee 'is
,C.oniptised of • Liens •OpCil• Blake,
Virden' Mowbray, Harold Percy, Both, at Kintail, he was. -..the • :
George joYnt and' :Rae Watson.first .person te, introduce:- auto.. your'. Su6scriPtiOn :
Ion' a :bombing .;mission • and: spent
20* months in 4 ,Cierrrian''Prisen-
ean1P 'before 'being •lib,eratect' by 01
the American. , • . ' '
Other guest S intreduCed.. were •
Dave Bennett of .Tatente, and
formerly of Schumacher, . 'where
he,:was Ken ••*MacKerizie's• mine
'bess:', pt. ape time; :and At:. C,, Rae
Of.. the ,High School staff. '
E104,1161* Red W..611 •
E.; McKim introduced , the.
three contestants in the Lions
sponsored, "public ,speal(irig• Con-
test.„,•••All .three: were giris.,; • and
students,atLUcknow• District
High School. Diane' Rayner spoke
on "The St. Lawrence .$6away!';
'Jean Richards on "Why. the •Juy-
,enile.. ',Delinquenit" and: Eleanor
Reed. on ". Russia Today":
Marshallin giving their:
deision jfl-favor of "Eleanor,•
said their. scores •}ad tallied,
only one. point7differaricel, be-,
tween 'each giri, .and he: campli-
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merited them on their fine effort
and excellent. English. •. •
'Eleanor is the 14 -year.. -Old' dau-
ghter of Mr: and lqr"s. 4,11an Reed
'at...Dungannon, and a' sister of.
aire. geed who , l'as ryear .• won the -
inter •l• provincial Lion'. jtiblie
speaking contest, in the k).oys' div:
• Eleanor ?willienter the next
round to, be held *early, in *Aril.
Will Cost'Abt..)st„-$4,900
'---'1-:C'eci1-'84tik-,.:41,-rhoinber bf th'e
,Arena. floe'. Committee, repOrted
on a. fact finding 'Meeting, they
ha cl.,,,,w-ithLthe.--Huza.n.i.C.a.tinty_er
gincor,'• James •Brickell, and , a
member Of, the Goderich
Drainage, had been einohasized,
With several. 'runs in the
bed of apprOximately[1•;200 four -
inch tilo draining into, S trunk
line' into a patch basin at the
Open ditclijbehind .the arena.
There could •bo no •gstitanthe"
that a 'full d61110:11t. ,S1•4:13 the size:
of the drena floor, atorokitnat-
ly 110X10;;WoUld not •craek eVen.
With the, Useof, steel. It was re
'commended •that the t fiber te
Iaid in -either three or fiye.
tions with' ,e3tpa1sion joints,0 00
TeSts-. had been 'taken 'that der
termitied the ifrbst was down 22
4,22424•4446114
, BRUC•E CLEANERS
Phone for pick-up and delivery twice a week
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Ladies' anMen's Wear
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FORMER KINTAII.JMAN .rnOloiles to , the Paredpine. •He •
HAD' FIRST:CAR IN NORTH.
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John Joseph D.altOn, 76, a
pioneer Of• the nearby. Porcupine
, mining area, died on' Sun-
day *. after • an illness . of 'three
years: Dalton „Went, to the
Porcupine- in 1909 „and started
the' mining earlip's• first ',..diVery-
brought in ears in 01913 and •
built his, livery stable int° : -
thriving transportation business •
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which. now has 30. buses.. • •
• His wife, May, died , in 1064.
Survivors include a soh, Jack;
a sister, Mrs, J. A Kean,
Canipbellton, ,N.13., and a 'broth-
er,' Frank, of St. Petersburg,
Florida. ' •
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AFTER ONLY SEVEN MONTHS IN OFFICE!
FOR A GREATER CANADA VOTE ,CONSERVATIVE
See and Hear Andy Robinson • •
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Friday, March 14 at 7 pm. ° Tuesday, March 18, at 6 'porn.,
Riding Headquarters Phone $36 Kincardine
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