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THE
LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNONTARIO
GIVES AN OLD ROOM •A MODERN LOOK.
'LARGE, SHEETS GO UP QUICKLY AND
ECONOMICALLY. SEE THE FINISHES • '
• .. IN • FIR, BIRCH, WALNUT,; OAK ,; . %'
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NEW STYLE DOORS'' CHANGE .THE .LOOK
OF ANY ROOM. • CAN BE' VARNISHED =..
OR PAINTED TO MATCH:.YOUR: COLOUR .
• SCHEME.••AVAILABLE • IN F
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WHERE SPACE ,IS A. PROBLEM
„DOORS`'SLIDE AT THE TOUCH`OF A
FINGER ON NYLON ROLLERS., TRACK
AVAILABLE FOR SINGLE AND DOUBLE
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DA; Rep SMC DA'representatitie said small
Jpeak ' : ' .
uhdustries branch plant operation
A • • 0 t1 pe,s .- thaI would, grout with the
ounty.Councif . ( community wotild:be the most
' .likely to'locate here • '
William t`rquhart of';Midwestern James Hater asked if industry,
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Ontario Pet•elopment :Associattor: ,' .w•,as asking for 'a• handont.• "Just , the minute books; concurred with
better known as' "MOE'A". told what are .they looking fejt," i ` uir- µ Stephen Reeve James Hayter that :'
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county'. , C oun�il :members in C.od-: ed the S•ephen,reeve, •.. •;• .instead of'two Canadian flags. in
erich last 'Thursday that an L'rctrl:art listed available labour, the cvunctl chambers, one should
intensive report on the possible , ` re asonabl � priced ;land', access to ' ,• be exchianged for the provincial
. future of, Canadian Forces Fast at •ser iee centres,: access to trans- • tY
flag; `etplored'the possibili . of a
:; trip to'Expo'67 for members of
County Council.
Appointments of the represent-
atives to the five county hospitals
Mrs. D. Elphick
Heads :Ri•pley
HouticulturaliSt(Lochash News) •
Mrs, David •Elphic i is the Pres-.'
ident of Ripley and :District Hort
icultural Society and tooii• office •.
at -the first meeting of .the year
held; on Tuesday, afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Beef ilreckenridge•
of Ripley.
• Rod' Finlayson of Petrolia `sent ::.'
a few days at his home here.
• Mrs. Tom Farrell•hasn•t been as
well as her :friends would like to :'
see her and has been: spending a
few days with Mr. and: Mrs;
Murray.McGill of •Goderich;. ;•
CONGREGATIONAL MEETING
The regular congregational
meeting of'Ashfield Presbyterian
Church was held Monday afternoon
Reports from all sections ofthe
•church werelheard and business •i:,.
dealt wi' fors the coming year.
The W. S•: meeting which was
to/have • 'n held •on.•Thursday
afternoon at the home of. Mrs•:
•Richard West had to be postponed
due to stormy weather. .
'Attending; the Huron Hereford
•A'ssociation,banquets'on:Friday
evening at Belgrave were Mr.: and
Mrs. Oliver' McCharles'and :Donald
Simpson and Jimmy
Visiting: Mrs, D. R., MacKenzie
on Saturday was Mrs. Tom, Inglis
and Marlene of Berme.
Home `After Mine
Weeks In Hospital
(Si. Helens News)`
John Cameronretnrned• .on- Satur
day to. the home of his son, Mr.'
and: Mrs; 'Don "Cameron after :nine
Week's in Wingham and District:
Hospital;with a'fractured
SHOOT. PARTY
Fourteen tablesenjoyed'a
Shoot • Party at the hall on "Friday
$`h :P
evening. Hi rizes were won
by Mrs -. Bob Aitchison and Ross•n
Errington with the•consolation
prizes going io John Pritchard
and Loree.Gamnae, Harvey'.
Carrick had the most.Shoot hands,
Pie and coffee were•.served at' the
conclusion af the'evening.
• Mrs;• Adeline :Dowling of Si.
•Jacobs spent the week -end with
•'Mr. and, Mrs.'Bob•Aitchison and
9.family .
Jim Curran •was a• patient in
1'Wingha.m: and. District Hospital
for a few days witha severe nose
breed.-
The February meeting of the
W .I, will be held` in the hall at
2:30 on February 2nd. A provin- •
tial police, officer from . Goderidh•
detachment will, be guest speaker.
,Motto Safety , Mrs. Harvey
Carrick; Program, and Lunch, Ms
Harvey Webb..Mrs. ,Bob Aitchi
SonandMrs: .Allan Miller.
Centralia should' be corrplete by;anon. `housing in a 'stable
" ARtil cors L unity, and co-operation as
'He said his groupwas making a the r ost sou t after attributes in
surveyof several sirrilat bases in •
sites' for industry,' . ;, .
•closeo fothe ��arious ieaso��ad been
"They are not looking for 'hand`- were made:: Beecher Menzies to
s The outs , :' errphasiied t'rquhart Clinton'' Public- Hospital; John V ,
Cetltralia base is expected to he ^The* don't want deals'.- . ` :: Fisherto "Wingham District Hospi-.
completeli abandoned by. milit-. , OTHER BUSINESS ' tali John Longstaff to Seaforth '
ary personnel. in late' August of In other business•, council approv. District Hospital, Jack belbridge •
this
ear. • also bin ' ,-!,ed a:'raise for the County Auditor,. ? to South Huron District Hospital
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ted a study A, M Harper from $3 ,;000 in 196 in Exeter, 'and John Schaefer to
to'deterrr+ine the possibilities of , to $3,300 in 1967; accepted the- Alexandra • General and Marine
-.commercial useage of the, tender of•the Seaforth News for the i Hospital in G erich:
bour at Goderich 'other than fots
shipping grain and salt',
pr"rtting of• County Council minus- i
e at. a c.ost,of $3..80 per page.
Math respect to industrial. a eed..t uestioinal•1-`trrtic%•
growth in hirer County, ruse . .councils to determine, the value of
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"Tile gent, " white,. 'r'ed r'iaB • of
rtr�aaf
alt eagle and cactus.
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ShowersHeh
Donna Hogan
(< ngsbridge 'News)
A Fniscellaneou$4hower• was
'held in the parish hall Friday T1.-
ening
t/-ening for Donna. Hogan;;, bride -
elect. of February 4. On Saturday
afternoon her girl friends honoured••
her with a"shower at, the horse of:
her aunt, Mrs . &orman ,Siegrist of
Lucknow. .
UNDERWENT' SURGERY
Mrs Ray' Dalton is a, patient in..:
Victoria Hospital, She•underwent'
emergency surgery -on Thursday:
We hope she wi1;l: soon be able to
return borne.
•_.Mrs r Jim;•:MacDonald and Julie
Ann.flew•.fr..om Victoria B. C,
. Friday and are visiting at the:: Ray
Dalton home:
Mrs. B'laise Martin is' visiting in
Hamilton:'
, Mrs•. ,Ormand; Heffernan returned
home last week after spending a:'
few weeks with. Mr..and. Mrs.
Albert H. effeipan in Wallaceliurg
'Miss Blanche Bilodeau and Jerry..:
'Heffernan, Guelph spent the week,
end with the Heffernan .
Mr a"nd Mrs..Kerry Hogan and
Todd spent the' week 'end•with Mr.
and Mrs.. Con Hogan:.
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rs. LurahkNcifl
s Guest Of Honour
(Amberley. News)
Mrs. Laura McNain• was guest of
honour at a shower which w:as. held
at the home of Mrs Glenn Camp-
bell on Wednesday evening of '
,last week. A delicious tea
was served: and 'cards: were enjoy-
ed during the evening;; Mrs.
McNair was presented with a rel-
ish plate and'luncheon set. Plann-
.ing the event were Mrs. Glenn'
Campbell, Mrs. Keith Kilpatrick
and Mrs. Robert
Rev. Harold Pi11en's sermon•on'
Commitment reminded' us that We,
WEDNESDAY JAN., 25th, INT
KINLOSS
Mrs. Leonard Maclnnes spent a
few.days vsiting'.in Delhi with her
mother and sister, Mrs. John Mac-
Dougall' and .Mrs. Percy Crosier.
Mrs:. Evan Keith, and Mrs. Warren
'Zinn,visited' several days,'with Mi.,
and Mrs. Murray Tuck In Oakville..
Mrs Allan Maclntyre ; Paul and;
Helen spent ..the week -end with
Mrs.: Clarke Needham at Millarton
Mr and Mrs,. Leonard Macinnes
were Saturday evening guests at
the home of Mrs. A, D: Martin of
Ripley, •
Miss Barbara MacIntyre spent the
week=end with.. her friend, Miss
Brenda Mason of Kincardine:
Mr. and Mrs•.''"J'ack Needham. and
Mr. and'Mrs: Gordon Bruton •of
Corunna visited' 'Saturday at/ the
homes .of. Mr , and:Mrs.. Lloyd Mac --
Dougall and.Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Dickie
Mrs. George Lockhart was.able to
leave •Wingham and District Hospi-
on Saturday ^and is now
convalescing at. the home of her .• .
Siker , Mrs. 'Jennie Mills of
Lucknow
Sunday guests: with Mr. and
Mrs, Harvey Houston were Mr.: •,
and ;Mrs,
Allister Hughes, Mr.
and, Mrs Orland. Richards ,",Mr
and :Mrs.., Jas. .Napper of Eden
• '.Grove , . Mr. s Bernice Sanders. of
Cargill; Mrs, Emily Munroof
• Paisley,`•Mr. •and ,Mrs, Wm.;
Garland of Pinkerton and Torri
Garland' of Succ ess, Sask.
must' not'shur our 'commitments.
Only as we :are, connected with
Christian service. Will life have a
new :Meaning,
CARD PARTY. „: '
There were eight tables in play
at'.Amberley. Orange hall on
Friday evening,.. January 13.: High
.prizes•were 'won :by'.Mrs. Robert
Catnpbelland' William Pace; The
lucky draw was received by. Reuben:
W ilson.
Glenna Campbell has taken a
secretarial position with''ihe Mal-
.
orm Furniture Company of Kin-,
•cardine'.
Febrary.
Will Be Ludcnow and Pisttict'a
First Centennial 'Project:°
Support; is ho for from all businesses, organizations and
interested kittens in the community.
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The canvassing;ofb nems for financial,
support vviII tiegtu
Friday, January 27th. Cant/ will be conducted by, members
of the Lucknow District .Lim ub.
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