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DN ESDAY;, NOV, .2nd, 1944
THE LUCKNOWSENTINEL, LUCKNOW,• ONTARIO
FamiIinneri' on ..
56th. Anniversary
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1967 Models
a SEVERAL TO CHOOSE: FROM:
1966 FORD Custom 500, 4 doer. '
1964 PONTIAC Laurentlan,,,..4 door,• automatic 'transmission
.2.-4944 CHEV Impala, .4' door hardtops,. VS automatic • .
'1966 : PONTIAC yLiurentl<an,. VS aptomatic ' 9 .passengor.
statianwagon..
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1965 CHEM( 11, 4 Door .
1964 CHEV, 4 -Door, * Cylinder.
Cylinder, , ..
1963 PONTIAC,6 C liitder 4 Door Standard tandard Transcoission
1962 CHEV, 4 Door, .6 Cylinder, "automatic
• 1961 • ENVOY; '4 Door
1960 'RAMBLER 4 Door, 4 Cylinder
SEVERAL OLDER.MODELS
SEETHESEAND..OTHERS
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NGANNON
I. T. "PARTY
e. C.G.I. T. 'girls had a
'en party in. the United church
ol.roozlis for their 'October 27th
ting.'.•Games were played ;and,
tume parade :and prizesmade
enjoyable evening.. Lunch was
edat the.close of the meeting.
and Mrs. ' Wallace Wilson
Wanda; Concession 6, West
anosh'visited With her sister
husband, 'Mr, and Mrs., Harry"
of Emery for the week end ,
y were accompanied: by Mrs
ey. Alton :who spent the Week.
end with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hen-
derson and children of St', Clair
Beach:
.WINS CAMPER
Congratulations to W ilfred Pent-
land on being the Eastern Canada
winner of a "Camper" 'made by ,
general coach lines of Hensall.
Being a purchaser of .an Interna
tonal puckup truck made him
elegible to have his name In the
draw. .The. "Camper" is fully '
equipped .for house keeping .and
fits on the pick-up _truck: We hope
Mr, and Mrs. Pentland and family
have many.happy holidays with
their "Camper",: •
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YOUR
DEALER
(Dungannon News)
Mr. and Mrs.: 11,..gugene Hanson
of East Tawas.. Mich, Visited last
week at the home of Mr, and Mrs.
Cecil Blake, On Saturday, October
22. a family buffet dinner was held.
in 'honour of their 556th wedding
anniversary, Those attending were
Mr.. and - Mrs., B.T. KKilparrick,.
Karen and Grant of•Wingham, Mr,
and. Mrs, Douglas Kilpatrick And
Heather of,Dubliin,- Mr. Russel
,Button. of, Niagara: palls, Mr; and ' y.
'Mrs. Palmer Kilpatrick of Agin-
court and. Mr, and Mrs., Grant
Sowerby'of Willowdale.
Mr. and'Ivirs.. Joe Wong of
Albany. New York were week -end
guests of Dr. and. Mrs: H..A.S.
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SKELTON MEMORIALS
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•Established Ovcr Soy Years
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ONTARIO
DINNER AND SOCIAL
The congregation of -Erskine,. ;
Presbyterian church enjoyed a `'
delightful evening on Friday , pct
oberg25, when they sat.down to a;
turkey dinner, as well's several
from the community as.guests.
After the dinner Wm. Black ':show-.
ed slides of f` Newfoundland and
Vancouver and Rev. R. Melend
told some of the highlights of hips
trip to Scotland,: A due t with
Frank MacKenzie of South Kinloss
and Austin ,Loreee of .Lucknow was
enjoyed by alio The.ladies,w►
to thank all wio helped mak( ,
the :evening a access...
We are.pleased to.See laifr+d . •
Spivak.around again :after being . r
seriously ill in London Victoria
hospital for three weeks,
Mrs,. Helena Ryan left at. the
week -end to spend the winter,
with Mr and Mrs. Cordon Kidd at
Port Credit after being at her
home here for the summer,
Assure adequate nutrjents
when.tieeded-.2.•
deduce spring 1a13aur peak
FOR HIGHER. CORN YIELDS NEXT YEAR a combination of
plow down this 'fall and a- band application at seeding time has. '
to be•the.`best answer.
., PLANT FOOD IS THERE WHEN NEEDED to assure a good
start for your crop and to provide continued nutrients during the
growing season. '
(SPRING OPERATIONS ARE SPEEDED UP by plowing down
part of the required fertilizer in the fall. Planting • a. few days
• earlier can mean extra' bushels acorn.
WEATHER AND. SOIL CONDITIONS ARE GOOD. No travel:
,ling over wet, fields with heavy loads; or added ,transportation_
costs due to load limits being in force. .. ' ..
OUR CO -OPE
GET THE FACTS FROM Y
,RATIVE •' Bbgged,;
bulk orspread ... theCo-op 'fertilizer you require is in g ..
Check at, your co-operative for expert advice
on when to plow down and the analysis you need. .
0-0P Serves You Best
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