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GIFTS ,,FOR MOTHER
• General Electric Kettle
..Mi master •
Swing -away Can;, Openers
tElegtric Irons
Ironing • Boards
Plastic Clothes Baskets
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t POETIC GREETINGS
Westinghouse, Dryer and
Washer
Electric Fry Pans ;.
Electric'. Refrigerators
Electric Stoves •
Scissors, .etc.,. etc.
GIFTS "FOR FATHER .
Power Tools of all kinds Guzis
Soldering,irons Fishing : Equipment
,Hammers, Saws, Tapes • Flashlights, etc.....
Ott ANNIVERSARY
3 Upon the occasion of Mr. and
1Vrrs Ernie Ackert's• !golden • wed=
ding `anniversary, they were
doubly honored by the coYnmun
trey and 'the Woinea's Institute at
k I •Holyrood; Hall,,: ,
,1 , The following, 1440)4. were IA used
as an expressive. way of extend
t• ing best wishes, and of relict
antly, bidingA. neighborhood -ad-
to, Mr, and Mrs.:• Ackert .who.
have roved to •their'°new home
'Lucknow:
It seems like' only „• yesterday,
That 'we ;Stood', side : by side.
• And , heard, the preacher speak.
the- words,:
That% gave the, :groom his bride.
Naw50years•shave. passed . and
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gone, . .
Iiow' quickly ' too, did they, •
Buhearth w�e're..the same° ;old sweet=
•
:As; on our wedding day
GIFTS FOR'THE CHILDREN . '. '
Sleighs, Toboggans T b Hockey Sticks
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Wagon Gloves w° We've had some laughs and
Skates
All Hockey Epuipment borrows coop
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WELMPAY� D
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YOUR BARGAIN FOODLAND
FRUIT. COCKTAIL. Large 20 oz.
Henley Brand. Choice Quality:
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MARGARINE GARINE • SALE
Tulip Brand. Feature.,. .
FANCY REDS a ALMON' 73/ oz.
2 tins S
4
Ibs.
• Mountain Trail Cohoe. ' Sale Price.3
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CORN SYRUP, 5'+ 1b. tin.
Beehive or .Crown Brand, Feature.
tins
SUNKIST ORANGES
3. doz. 98c'
New Crop.'Good Size..; Doz.' 35c.
PECIAL DISCOUNTS ALLOWED ON ALL:
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CHURCH AND' SCHOOL CHRISTMAS.
PARTY REQUIREMENTS OF. • ' CANDIES,
NUTS, ORANGES ETC.:
Conte in
and see the Throughout 'the years .that .are ,.
;' .
NEW I,LECTRIC HOCKEY GAME
14 gone, .. /
And after every cloudy day,
that provides' hours of fun Tie: sun has . always shone. for the whole family .
tat llriffl;t!tisAtt+sg►4.100 • Our Children now are all . grown.
nit : be true,
till' Christinas• Sweet. Ii�btleNkids a 'few years
We will. gladly Lay Away any -Article: It seems it +aa
la2t�'las�` � .back;
#1asrlaasl+',a!►za[asi�as�+s+e'ss!. "` Bright eyes; so round and- blue.
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Plumbing, Heating„ Wiring, Eave roughing w
P , And chose- ahem' partners for
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HONE :50 LVCKNOW themselves,
,
is ,
S SSaturday
� ..
• . ring They
nett � ig ..y aevv rotes -v i is r !�agsatr tt'trvivleivi, r, 4F lahrNs '. And -.hien the days rolled : 'into
shorthanded they 'had the Coons . years,; ,.
bowling .all out ',to. beat them.
The Zebras took three points frorn
the Lions. Bob Beak being best
for the Zebras. Ruth Jardine once
again was high . for the Ladies.
Head Pin Stewart was high for
tihe Lions.. The redhot Cubs'. are
still, out in. trout as they took''3:
points from, the second place
Squirrels. Jack Caesar went a
little crazy with his 693 Flat. Lor-
na Button once. again `turned in
the best performance for . the.
Squirrels. ' •
Team Standings: .Cubs, 27; Squir-
rels, 24; Polecats, 23; Chipmunks.
22; Beavers, '211 Coons,'16; Gop
hers; ,15,; .Lions, :14 Zebras.' 13;
Tigers+. '6.
Harvey, 'Raynard, innifred
„Lloyd each said farewell?
And left the homey nest,
-Values Effective
DECEM 4,5,6
'Phone 119, Lucknow
We . Sell For Less
Holyrood,'' Nov. 21, 1958
Mrs. Ackert and 'Ernie,
..Dear ,
Although some: time ago we
,and : heard it (mentioned,
%hat ,,to move to town was your.
intention,
'The ` weeks aid days • have all
rolled past, '
And. the final: day has come
rnuoh to fast.
Just ;fifty years ago, 'Mrs• Ackert
you came as a bride, .
And have' been Ernie s faithful
' h f lk are wehelpmate, as. you worked side
andchild-
To ' (boost of lovely 437,
side
b,
ren, . , , that a
r.: . The ones ' that they loved best.
Kiddiesto ee ants
,Chipmunks took • four points
rom the Tigers Mae Hunter was
f ,
the best for the Chippers.' Cap-,
.1 til was `a big help' in the
Main B
last game . with his' • big 60 flat.
George 'Whitby was high for his
team. Polecats took four points
from the Beavers. Bulb MacIntosh
-was high for his team. Dorothy
Hamilton wasp best for the ladies.
F. Thompson was. the, high 'gent
ifor the Beavers. The- Coons. took.
three points from'the . ehorthand
' ' ed Gophers: The' 'Rayner• two
scone bowled best• for the';Coons.
ORDER YOUR WESTONS'
CHRISTMiS CAKE'
EARLY
Priced Irons 59c to ' $4.95
And appy
long time
' to
Some are here tonight you 11 see. Now,isn't
r, . h live 'with a: ,man?
With all.'life's treasured mem- But > we know yoUrs has been a
hhPPY span
cries, ;.T..... T know With our;relatives and : friends,
We 'loved our years at Holyrood,
And we will, whatever comes.
This' little " burg has '.changed 4 a
Since fifty 'years ago,
Our boys'' will continue on in the.
Ackert. name,
For we've moved. 'to
you know.
you all at: our
We will welcomeY
=' / new abode,
ever could find a
The tower of ,Pisa. is leaning For no one : to,
collapse even before the world reside old Hol rood.:'
o Y.
Lucknow,
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at. an accelerating rate, . and may Dearer more . friendly place
Than dear
does..
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PHONE 150, LVCKNOiiv .,
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Bating .the Kiddies to gee Santa -Saturday
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Please, accept 'these gifts and
' ” gratings from us' all,
And have;',lots.'of coffee'. on this
table when ' we call.;
KINGSBRIDGE
' r. Jos. Martin and,his broth-
1VI
er `Jirnmey ,motored to, Hamilton,
where they obtained :ernployment:
Mrs. ': Martha' .O'Neill held` °.a .
Very Successiful, Card " party re -
y
Gently in, aid of the C. W L. at.
her ' home. there. •
Rev. R. Van Vynckt, Mr.and-
,Mrs.
Mrs. Jos:.O'Keefe : and Mr. 'and
Mrs John Hussey of .Lucknow
were;'among;,the guests at the 1
Solemn . ceremonies: `in ,honour Of _•,
---- theDiocese of 'St. Cathar:r-
,1L.$V,.. r .�_ new
one line should be reversed, nes last Wednesday with the
But we arranged it' this way 'to Most Reverend nos; McCarthy,
make a ,better verse: •formerly of Goderic�h, f•
We all liket
a 'oke but will lay. D
.
this one aside,
And ' tonight we again ,honour.
you as happy groom and bride..
We've often. ^ heard it said that
Of man's Success. in life,
The biggest percentage is owed
to a good wife.*
: But ain this case we must *all give;.
Ernie his•due,
.Arid, know he 'has splayed hls part
well,, too. •
'Thee interests of ,Holyrood were.
:always`. dear'. to . both your
hearts
'la .:
And in them all. You P:. y .. ed a.
faithful part. ,
You 'have .i?' d rr�uch joy and ono
doubt . a "few . tears.
And iwe •'wisih you., .both much
' happiness ,for many more
years.
Many of .the : programs: held in
thus. hall;
Were, enriched , by . Mrs. Ackert's
singing, so enjoyed: by all:
She *as always so willing, . this
;talent to share, •
With others not posses$ed of a
gift so rare •
Your •home was always a 'place
to which` we, Iiked .to come,
Where hospitality, was. second to::
We'll often reJmen�i!ber t
none. ' '
' he
laughter that filled the air;
As we sat around your' table
playing "Lost` Heir " ;
Our Women's Institute is proud
to claim '
Among: its life' Members, Mrs.
Acke. rt's name. •
And • ewe . hope the first Thtirsday
is a day she'll. always' keep.
clear, ;
To spend •with we ladies, .each
month of the year..;
As your golden wedding...day
draws, nears, • , •
Weexitend ', congratulations, and
+best wishes most sincere,
as the ire
bishop of the ;St. Catharines, io-
cese..
The Retreat. excercises• for the
teen-agers, ''Which were to be hcid:
in . St. Peters Parish, . Gederich
On Sunday had to be :postponed
due to the severe weather eon-
' dtions until a later . date.
. The . evening ,rnaass ' on Friday'
December 5th, Will be' celebrated
at 8 p.m. instead ,of the usual
hour of . 9 p.m. for the First •ri-
day mass. After the mass the
parishioners: and their friends
are invited to attend the Bingo in
the .parish ,hall. Lunch will be
served, and St. :Joseph's School
of Music Orchestra will \enter
thin with a musical • progrannac,
to commence at 9 p.m.
LANGSWE ; MERCHAN;T
DIED VERY SUDDENLY
David Joseph Nichols died igen
soddenly, on Saturday at hisgen,
eral store at Langside.
The. funeral service was'. holt
on Tuesday,afternoon•; at the, Mc
' Lennan and MacKenzie, Memeria
, chappel, conducted by' Rev: R
ert T. A. Marshall of Langs'id
Presbyterian Church: Intermer
.was in Greenhill Cemetery. •
Mr. Nichols is survived byh
widow,. the 'former Alice .11uf
pian • and,; tvkio children, 'Da,
i
and 'Lynda. at home:
HACKETT -- ,MADE ,QUILT. •.
GOES TO Y'UItON .
We wish you health and • gt'od
fn your new' hoine yOu so riehl
luck without reserve,
y
deserve. • :
We'reglad you'll not be fan
away, •
And that back to H+a yrood you'll
often stray'
When the Arctic blizzar'd's llc
this 'winter, Mr; and 'Mrs. liar
Campbell,will have an Ashfiel
Made ,patchwork qt%l.tto lie.
them : warm... "
Apart ,;from: the'. warmth t
attractive . quilt• will Y be ,quite
novelty, in the North It was ms
Eby the W. A. ladies. of H.sck,
church (for their bazaar, but zvll
Mrs. Campbell''saw it, whliW'
iting with her husband in 1
neighborhood • where 'he vis' he
it caught her fancy., And $oo "t0
.the. Campbells set out ort
return ' to Mayo in the
the quilt went with thea,