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WEDNESDAY, MARCH, 20, 1957 •
THE' LT,JCKNOW , SENTINEL•! I:UCKNOW,.; ;O
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• PAGE EVE.
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name is Farm Improve-
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mprove _. ' meat Loan.: 'Give him a..
chance to help •: fix up
• your farm ... he's 'eco
nomical, convenient, ver-
satile He can do almost
anything_ in; making, your
farm a better farm:
FOt. CENTENNIAL .
I LOUG. H NEWS);
Mr, Arthur, Qr""ahain of Gow•
'ard spent : few days with friends, '.
here, .• ..*�lj , -
d Iit
tle daughter Joanne of Markdale'
`visited lastweek with Mr. and
Mrs. Malcolm Lane. •
Mrs; James Hodge was ' it
London ', duriz)g', the week for * a.
medical cheek -up ,
'Mr., and Mrs,, Malcolm isaiie,;
Mrs,: Campbell Brown and Jo.'
Anne visited on. Wednesday with.
relatives . at ,Brussels: '•°• ' '
• We' are sorry that' : Mr1:; Fi ank
Nfaulden 'met with' ,a pai`n'ful acs: i
cident at ;his ' home, which `made''
is necessary to -move him •to. Kin-
carding Hospital where she , re-
mained" for several days. ;. His
many friends 'Wish hii-n--a ,speedy
,recovery,
At a meeting of • the Centen
nial executive and • committee
;members-on-Thurstlia� evenrn �Cli on
SATURDAYS
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''LOW FARES 'EVERY SATURDAY'(TO' AND INCL, APRIL 13)
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Tickets good oini alid. returnin same Saturday only.
". _EXCURSION FARES, *ROM
--Hanover-T..-..,..:$4.30- .-Southamptor -$5:90 , �llenford- ��
Brampton .......$•.85 ° Harriston ••$3.75 , Sarnia
,Brussels $4 30 Ingersoll. $3,70 Stratford
Chesley $4:75. Kincardine :$5,85 Strathroy ,: $5.20
..$4:75.—I ztcbener $2.45 Walkerton $4:6(1 .
$2•.45• Listowel, $3.60. Watford ' $5:75
Fergus ...$2:45' Mitchell. $4.00' W.ingham. 4:75.
Georgetown., •$1:20' Owen Sound $4:75 Wyoming
Goderith ' $5,05 Paisley
Guelp h ...,..;: .$1.9.0 '. Palmerston •.$3,44
Corresponding Fares ,from.ttermediate Points
further plans ',were -Made .arid ' Elora'
more committees :named , as fol-
lows: village' decorating comMit
tee, 1jalpli,.faldenby,. .Frank Mur,
ray, Tom • McFarl,an, Lloyd` John:'
sten, Joyce Hedley,• .Joan Sutton,.
!Beverley Stanley, Erlma Percy
'.Last .week: progressive ,games• and:
a, rummage sale netted the t,3eas-•.
ury a neat sum. Several. done,
tions' have Falso'been 'received • A
similar •• evening • with home-made
baking for sale wilt, be held -on
-Mara 27th
A' create separator = milking machine culti=
vator tractor incubator these are just a
few of the;many modern, time -saving, money-
making` farm/machines and implements you, can.
put to work on your farm. through FJI:. See/you;
local B of M manager, about your farm improve=.
ment loan.z
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The WA met on Thursday at,'
the -home of- Mrs, Tom• ;Hodgins
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.
FULL :INFORMATIONFROM." AGENTS
with ,Mrs: Howard Thompson in
charge: .:The' ..hymn, "What' a
Friend we have • in•-Jeswas
sung and 'the Scripture Was read
by Miss Ednai' Boyle and Mrs:
George:; Haldenby gave the. ;meds=
tation ,on :Lent. )"Repeat was the
word,for -the 1 call Readings,were ;given. 'by 1Vliss ':May' :Boyle,
Mrs.. J. Palmer .and 'Mrs.Williarri
Palmer also gawe.a full
Lucknow Branch • ':MILTON .It:
'`WORKING WITH
ER,Man ager
CANADIANS IN, EVERY, WALK •OF .L
IFE
sinck
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The W M.S. and , W.A. met on.
Wednesday., afternoon at 'the
home. 'Of Mrq Chas Jefferson.
: Mrs: Sam. Thoxnpsori was' iri:.
charge,'
the • •'VV".1Vmeeting:
I:S. �,
Hymn 145'was sung.in openi, g:,
,Y-
rap.
' • 1VIrs.
S. Chamney 'rea�d" the scrap,.
tare lesson Irani': the 4th chapter
. of. ,Epl .,! verses .1-20; followed by
prayer • .by , the ' leader, '•Mrs: .R
Charniney read: a paper on :Oris
-ti
an ardsh, and Mrs = H
Jefferson read an.. aiiiele on
Japan. Hymn'402;was, sung Mrs,
E: ;Robinson' :read. the' chapter
from the :study..hook. Hythn 40,6'
was; sung in .closing. ;‘A :bazaar
washeld,t''proceeds to :be used
;in supply 'work.' Miss Hazel,
:Stamper was iti ge of the..
W e ting . Hymn. 490• Was
sung,'. minutes. of: previous meet-
ing read, Psalm 738 was read in
unison and the : Meeting ' closed
'hymn
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with hymn 500: Lunch was' ser-
ved
Miss' Iazel'•Stamper‘and, Mrs, R
Charriney. • '
Our: sympathy " is :extended to
Mr . Joseph Boyle and family in.
:their ,recent • •bereavement
account .of.'a recent Meeting 3 e1d
in Hanover when. the:. Rev., T. M•,
Dustan, a: .returned missionary
from. rndia; was •the; speaker..H�e.
has been addressing,' special meet-
ings-. throughout • the Diocese •';of
Huron. Plans were `made `.to have
. a :play • from •Bexvie early ',in'
A :ri . The Meeting closed v►rith
the W A. ltan'y and'ryefreshments
were: served VW -411e 1117O,
stens
.Mr. aid Mrs:' Clare ' Sparling
and . Allan. of'. WalkeEton visited
on. Sunday with Mr.., and Mrs=
.George, y a-Haldenby;...
• Mr. and- "MrHoward •;Thom
Laid . To, Rest Wednesday
Rev. Wallace McClean.'con-
,. last
d'ucte'd-the-=foneral • service.
Wednesday, at: • Ripley. • :for Mr.
Don', Morrison, ,wiYio passed1'a ay
rrr
e
at the, �Carrzthers>'Nu:sin ' � g
in Kinloss .Tot/kinship.: Mr. Merril=
sdn had 'come from';the, • West a'
few years, ago •to'., make MS home
at Ripley with "•his sister, „ 1Vliss
Margaret 1VIorrison, : _•
' 0:0i,1t,�f,>•,►� ': i�,Nei,loS�•ti�ii�,t�N�ba�,�r4iu�i .
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a . • e
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son v
and Mrs.., William Cox.
Mrs. •patientBert Nicholson, Who has
b
been a in.:Kincardine
.
Hospital;.•'' Was' able to return
holm :Her. :Manu .''friends :.wish
i
e
her' `iniproved,' health'.'
1VIr. arid. Mrs. George.' Colwell
and ',Tack' of'•HolY rood .' and Mr,
•
and Mrs:. ; Ray. ,Gilders of Deep=
River visited on ' Sunday' with,
Mrs.. J. W. ' Colw�rell.
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GENERAL INSURANCE;. ;
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'Business •
• Established .Over Thirty Yearst Ago
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Teiehones:
HOWARD' ;AGNEW Residence .13$x"
evening •at the church when they,
head as'guest+the Kingarf' APPA.
Douglas•;lialde b. resided' and:
.
Ted paltrier 'read. the scripture.
JP A.. Palmer 'ied.. •in:.rayer
and also`.;led a: discussion: osi ;'fel
lowship: Each' Member 'answered
the rollcall` with ,a
verse from
.i
S�t:•:John s gospel.. A Skating y
was planned • for: March 23rd; at
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"Fit the•Good. Fig'ht"•• was sung
�? .,
Delbert Hedley, welcomed ...the
visitors.: The- '' following ro ';ram7
g P 1;:. ,
was' given. The •APPA song .by
everyone present c Readings
St Patrick and the ' Shamrock
were given." by Donna
N.icholso
n
=an . Brenda Hal 'erby, : song, .
was sung: :by, 'Haldenb
ye
"Paddle
your • ow;n` ;Canoe". "Gal-
way Day": was' sung b'y:Douglas`
-The A.Y.P.Ff . mete on. Sunday :84 Ray'aldenhy, , Delbert—Hedley'
and Ted • Palmer `,Did .;;y':our
Mother.'•com.e.' fzorn. •Ii•elarid'; :w 1Y•
sun by Joyce .'.".-Henley, ... a . .
Bdy.l'e and Beati ice .11410nIj ;
Noi:ma 'Hal ienby sang .•When., .'
1ri.shi,ey_es re Smiling",�Coiat:c4t:=
and, games :'.were.. conducted qy:
Beatrice ` Haldenby a,,,d';'; lVliiv '
Bo 'le. `Keith Kerslake ,` ori beh7:1'f
e -reted
of the Kingarf AYPA, �.xp .
Meeting `c o'sed with.,
th'anks,,'`Phe; :me t ng, cl , •.
serves -
.Mi . and Mrs-, Perry .H"oclgin:
and' 'Sharon . visited with .MIS•;
Ethel JamesVin am
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are .
used...• most by -'college ..stttc..
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