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Lucke �w
Presbyterian (burch
Rev,, Wallace Mccleal,
Minister , ,
S,IINllAYI NOVEMBER 10th
10.40 a4mt1 Sunday,. $01i0411!•.
11;00 a, .1 Iorni.,ng. .W°544.
3.00 p.mt,.Ilungafnon.
ry • Q _ . _m. Evening.: Worship
Lu NOW.
UNITED.'CHURCH
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Minister;
Rev., G. A. Meiklejohn,
•BA.,`B.D.
SL'*DA Y; NOVEMBER 10th
100 a,jm.c Sunday Schooa.
11.00 a m.: Worship;
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• CURRENT. MAGAZINES IN
WASTE #'APER PICKUP'•
Twice •-rained out;, the . Soy
Stouts took advantage of:fine,,
weather ." 1ast:. 'T .ursday
.hold their waste •paper col-
lection i
but hoUt
not wt
Some consternation: develop.
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A bundle of current .maga-,.
zines and' comic .books • which
,'-had been ..'dropped off that
• afternoon•; at • McKixn's . Drug
Store, • was picked up in •
THE I UCI T,pw SENTIII.4.L. H KNQW,'
SHOOT' PARTY CANCELLER'
The• Legion Auxiliary Shoot
Party will be cancelled ,for IFri-
day,' November 8th,. only,, Flay
will resume November 15th,.
Mr. and, Mrs. John Naylor and
ehildre -i pf -Kitchener were 'Sill}-
day' visitors at the .home of Mrs.
Thompson.
'iVIrs, Jean Crump underwent a
mal'or operation in Toronto Gen-
era]. • Hospital ;on •Oetoiber 22nd;
and a note from her sister, Mrs.
T. Mutrie; wh,}c•ti was written a.
week after the' operation,.stated'
that Mrs. Crump was then . .out
of danger.
YT}e regular meeting of the
L.ueknow ` Women's Institute will
be held at the Recreation Cen-
tre .on •Friday;. November 8th, at
2.3.0._p m. -Roll ,.call, "A Canadian
War. Hero" Guest .speaker, Mrs.
Suter.. . •
Week -end viSitorswith Mr.
an _: Mrs. M s. Donald-1VIacKinnon -arid
•at the••horne of Mr: Dan MacKin-
non ',were'Mr: and Mrs. Bill !Mac-
Kinnon, Michael; and Bruce of.
Toronto;.' Mr, •.and' : Mrs. , Arigus
Mackinnon, nn Many. Jo• and John
of Aurora and Jack Fletcher of
Woodstock. •
Mr'. and' Mrs. •Morgan Hender-•
sen loft.' the ''latter • part. - of the
week on " .a, bus ,trip to Florida.
and'' other .,•southern . points:
Mr. and Mrs.. W.:J. 'Lane, Mr,,
arid ';Mrs., Don Willsie of' Bel -
Mont, • Tedtiv and. Nancy Woods.
Of Guelph ,were -Sundayvisitors
with.:Mr:. ,and Mrs. Wilfred Hack-
ett.
Mr: and Mrs. Charles• Mender-
son and son, 'Brian of Tororito,'
s'Pe•n't . t:t a week end= -with-'-her
parents ,Mr and 'Mrs. Charles
sftewaitii, '
Mrs: ',Ri•chard.,Stinson of'.Thaw-
:Manville was a visitorlast week
at the ' home of her daughter,
nnon and Mr.
MacKinnon,
Joe Irwin' ' has returned borne,
after • spendi'ng • the ''spring and
summer -at .Wilkie; 'Sask.
later:opened to' "get .fit" . the,
funny books, and 'the • re-
Inaiirder'dumped into thebig;
truck. • •
When the error :was; dis
` covered, . a , frantic, "searcFr ' 'tfon l of .the siprnent''w is ,re -
was made, but only a per-, trieved.
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}1A G.. 'SOLD, OUR .• titSTAURANT taus •n ss 'after-
twenty-nine.'years ;in. Lllcknow, it ••iS with.: deep .ap • •
precia•tion. ,•and..sincere thanks we .`ackncwl:edge , .the: '•
happy associations, ire, have ,enjoyed.du'rirrg that'tinte
WE •
WOULD ILI.KE TO THANK: all those.,who =have:
sa generously patronized us, and .'with .whorl, we have
•had such • pleasant business relations • '
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TO OUR' •..SUCCESSORS, ' Mr;, and' Mrs.. Lawrence
Conipeau, we 'extend our best •wishes, and bespeak
for them 'a ,continuance, of your patronage an co -
Mt. arid
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ROSE CHIN; 'and' FAMILY
LtCKNOW BRANCH, NO, 309, E.E.S.L.•
�� � ��.�v.'K''1K•.� ^f."►'`:�d �'��j;;+ti✓ •'•�'!�i'+�` ''�=�ivj����y,,,v".' • f�'�1•'YI'L• +r.° . Y► �►� ,y,�"�,Iyy����
iT LIONS' PARTY
rick. or treat visitations were
slowed -up for a, time ' on. Hal-
lowe'en night as scores of 8hosts,�
witches;'' goblins, etc,,' • forsook
the:, door -bell ringing to follow!
Piper Frank MacKenzie•' to ; the'
Arena, , • .
There ',•there• ' was a costume
parade that featured • over • 1Q01
colorful -.outfits and gave the
judges. quite' a. task to • pick the
r•
winners.
'Cash prizes • of '75c, 50c and
25c, were awarded• in .each class;
with extra prizes. awarded 'for
outfits .of special' merit. Regu'lar
winners ,were as '' follows, ' pre
school and kindergarten, Joanne
Thompson, Jamie Cleland, Glen
da' Jean Irwin; • Grades 1, 2, 3;
Nancy Kirkland, Eugene •Pritch-
ard," Joan McKenzie; grades 4,. 5,
6; Lynn: Cowan,•(Sharon Mow-.
bray and Jane Joynt), Wayne
Jamieson; grades 7'..'arid 8, Glen
,Cowan,- :Davids Thompson, Ken
;Gardner;: •
°Special awards: pre 'school, the'
Trask. twins, 'Patrick .and Mich-
ael; Lions special,'' Arletta Pal
lock in a fairy costimie with •the•
-slogan • ".The Lions :a -re -like -good••
fairies to ally kids throughout the
World Last but not least "The
Fair Maiden" special to .Gord'on
Brooks:.._ • •..
A generous tjeat. •was•'given' to
ally the, •children,. a'nd the
m pro
gracomplet " as quickly
passable;. '.as` thmm'ittee• felt
that,, in view ...of the prevalence
of the. 'flit, they ,did not 'wish,. to,
keep..thein,' too 1orig,
With a surplus ' of ca ••rdy bags,
treats were Taken ;to• ti* patien.ts
at__the:_L.uckz oW Pr vete Iospital
The .Lions`, Committee. wishes,
to thank. the Arena. Committee.
fear; the
use of the building and,
Frank MacKenzie 'for contribut,'
Inc. his,' services.
.DfiJNCIANNON
1VJrr.' Delmar.Maize,',teacher ' at.
Port ":.Albert School, • • .was last
•week' for a 'f,ew :days indisposed
;Y by ''flu.' He:. was . •able 'to.;. return:
to 'teaching ,duties on Tuesday.
avtr.: and Mrs: wrrr. Irvin,: Ash-,
'field, visited their sort,: Mr Rob.t
Irvin, -Mrs • Irvin -and Betty :on•.
• Sunday. .
Mr..;'arid, Mrs.. 'Harvey; Treleav- ,
en of •'London:' visitedone day
last .week, with •Mrs ' a • J
pariclt at thy:=hoar of=Nlrs 'Ir
vine 'Henry.
:.David and :Allan Pocock, lit
tle; • sons Of.' Mr:. and Mrs. Herb.'
Pocock of Holmesvrlle; have
been visit>ng at the home of
their . grandparents, Mr.:: &, Mrs.
Frank ,;Glenn, : during the ' illness
• df their . Mother. She has re:turn
•ed' front 'hospital' ..to, 'her home
much improved •
'',Miss Grace MacKenzie. R.N.,•
Toronto,. has been : visiting; her
sister, Miss Mary ,MacKenzie of
'the Port . Albert. district. •
: Mr . Franklin Stingel :arrived'.
home at. the week -end after sev-
eral• 'rn•o-n't;.hs em;ployrnnt. rn
Southern. Alberta with',•headquar:,`
tern at, Calgary, "He was accom-
panied by a"irierid,' Joe`' ;fieeder
of, Medicine Hat, who returned
home ort: Monday
Mrs J: J. Ryan is visiting her
daughter; : •Mrs.: G o,r d•o•n Kidd,
Isli'n�gton. '
The ' ladies; : of the' . United
Church'. on ' Thursday, October
3.1•st; . catered for a noon .`turkey
diener at 'the. church, where
-m l-ahy:nen aiid'- wo;rnen-delegates,
of the. district Agricultural Soc.,. •
ieties,
oc -
ieties, attended ' and the meetings
in the, auditorium and Agricul-
tural Hall..
The,; Women's Institute of Dori-
gaifnon observed. HalypWe'en, on
ligh'ttful party to the voun.g folks
and ,accomapnyin,g parentss:- at the
parish Ihally `With the exception
�_..;a. few"="clueerrylookrngrigsws'et,
up in .prominent places and the
,usual •,soaping 'af windows, 'we
haven't heard 'of too hatiah . in-
convenience or damage
Recent . visitor§ with .Mrs., Ir-
vine ITeiiry' Were. 'Mr. arid
`Ms.
,,
Wm,Iryin, Ashfield,,andMr. ..
Mrs. Herb MWQuilfin, Ltreknovtt'i
t . lvioq Ilial 'x t. -Wright of Toroti.
• 4Y'.
the' settlement e. the..estatf .
her aunt, the late Allis, Lillie Me,
Lean;, •
Last Friday afternoon, the• Un-•
iced church W.M.S. held the .No
ivember meeting in ,the ;basement.,'
Mrs. Harvey .Anderson, the, vice
president, presided: ` Mrs. �.,. :...
mond, Finnigan played the piano
for the . hymns,. After the open
ing prayer, 'hymn and scripture `t •
lesson read. and roll call. It was f,
reported that` four hospital call's
were' made, and -ten horne calls
iast month. A -thank , you card•
was read from Mrs, Howard. ur-
nin, written. in ,behalf• . of her
sister, Mrs.: ,Matthew,, Shackle-
leton, :a valued member, who is.'
ill at Vctorio Hospital, London
Mrs .Raymond Finnign read the
list of needs for the W.M S.' bale.
Mrs.
Mrs. M. Reed gave a de.tailedre-,
port • of: the ,Sectional meeting' at
Goderich, October 10th. An. in..
vitation`.; w;as read from Zion:
Auxiliary, =to .attend thw•Thank-
offering :meeting November 6th.
Mrs. Herb Finnigan. ,offered her
home' • for'the.' December meet-
ing Mrs Anderson closed • with
player. •
Erskine Preaby;terianChu.t.Ch
on Sunday' y ..afternoon .held ser
vice at the usual hour, 3.00: p.m;
but with a specialc, motive;. Rev
Wallace • McClean' delivered •the
address and with . th,e.. dedication,
of• lovely choir.loft carpeting, in
'memory. of • the late •Mrs.. Rich,'
and McWhinney Miss Iva ;Carr
spoke . in high praise of. her .won-
cderful work in the cl.irch sand:
W.,.M S Miss , Norma •Murray;.:or
ganist,• presided': at' the organ.; and
for a :duet sung' iby•:•the Black
sisters,: Miss: Betty Black'' and',
Mr.,i•ay Stanley
• The ,. Y.P. Met Mond ' night
g
with .Torii :F-owlei-•-in 'chargelro'•
'is• citizenship. arid service :Con,
vener. Jim 'Blake presided. ' at
the piano'• for '.hymns, • Lynda •;•
Blake led ' in prayer, The topic
by Tom Fowler 'was, "What"
Christianity Means' . rrom . John
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F.A.C•rF TNS'
21: 20-25. After recreation,.
was served:
FLEET
STREET
C L O T' tl 'E
Exclusive with and
Tailor,,ed-to-Measure
by,Tip Top Tailors:,'
Here are the finest i a imported'
lu xury fabrics, hero is eustorn-
type . tailoring ,by, Tip, Top's
master craftsmen, for men who
Want the new ,`Elegant Air".'
See. the latest Fleet Street
'fabrics -and styles today—while
our selection is completel •
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Ladies' ,: and Men's,: Weat"•
TIP TOP TAILOR
lunch.': `Have You ;Renewed'.Your
script'ion?
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,LEST WE FORGET
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PETER •
'' ANG
SLICAN
at •`fl OO aro.
Fohowe_ d • by the Ceremonl► —
at 'the C enotaph/ and the.
placing of wreaths at 11.00',
am.
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Legion a -n -d, Aiax�lrary
members, and .other Organ:,
izations joining: in :thee'par•-.
'ado, • ' are. to i• meet at the
Recreation 'Centre at 9,30.'
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WEAR • A POPI) Z r.
IN REME11'MORANCE •
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►:RCH
wear+ a' poppy,
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A. Poppy Bliti;. : he $+caged bona- to=hoose this l `rid'ay
Evening and od : Saturday a Street Sale of 15oppies
tvili' hewcomiticteth
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BOY AND 'WAR A POPPY
wind be as.101611i-tie, as rou can.
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