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THE. LUCKNOWSENTINEL, LUcKNOW ONTARIO,.
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63 FORD, 4 door, '.6,: standard
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JOSEPHINE. STREET WINGHAM, PHONE, 357-3862.
NGSIDE
Mrs Dave Moffat who has been
a patientyin Winghamy and District.
Hospital for a' few, days with anin,
fected'h'and, has now returned
home..
Ken Young of Thamesvilie spent
• the week -end. atfine homeof -las
parents, Mr: and .Mrs; Clifford
Young...
Mr. Donald Watt of Whitechurch
has been calling on; the families of
the Langside congregation.
Langside W.M.S.. Group. will
meet,this Thursday June 8 at 2
• p.m. at. Mrs. Geo .Conlan'se
:The W.M.S. group of Langside
isplanning a social evening for
Saturday, June 17th when Mrs,.
Jit'' Richardsonwill'' show pictures'
and tell of her work at San
Salvador. We hope everyone
interested will be able to be pre-, '.
sent on thiii evening..r.
Final examinations' have started
in the local high schools °and stud-
ents are quite busy preparing for
them. Congratulations to students
of Grades 9. and 10' who were re-
commended in subjects on their'
year's work .' Students of higher
grades must write all examinations
Mt. and Mrs. Doug MacLeod of
Toronto spent a few days with her
parents Mr.' and: MIS ..Dick Mc-
Quillin.
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a Brakes rare, Lives!
'heck' Them Frequently
Come in to our shop and get the tops
in stops when we check, repair, and
'Your 'our brakes for•
. a safer driving,
summer vacation.
1. E..
MacDonald
i'.1.3enedicts.04ser
vy:
25th: Anniversary
. ' CULROSS CORNERS NEWS
Mr.' and Mrs. Elmer Benedict'
spent the weekend in; Niagara Falls
Our congratulations is extended. to
Mr, and Mrs, :Benedict, who•cel.
eblrated their 25th Wedding Anniy--'
ersary this weekend,
Thomas; Brown infant son of Mr;
and Mrs. .Reg Brown is a patient in
the Sick Children's Hospital, in
London.
Tom Sxewart is'a patient in the
Kincardine Hospital. We wish, him
a speedyrecovery and hope hewill
be home soon; .
Donna Trisiki of Detroit 'spent the,
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. James
Haldenby and: girls,
Mr. • and Mrs. Bob' MacDonald
and family visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. James, Haldenby and
girls
Meeting Called. Re
Langside Cemetery
WH'ITECHURCH: NEWS J
The, first/meeting of 1967' Lang
side ce'nery. interested, parties •
was held Wednesday May 30 at
-9 p m..'at the home.of,Mr. and:;
Mrs.:. Charles' Tiffin v ith an atten-.
dance of 17.,
The treasurer Jamieson Petty
piece opened the meetg with
the financial statement . ; .:'
Perpetual. upkeep money of ;
$1,500 was invested in Victoria
• and Grey Trust. Co. last fall at
6 1/4%. The: interest for the, first
6 rnonths, $47:50.had been re-;
ceived. Receipts now are
$1,999.56, .
Those wrho have contributed ,
since the first" meeting, June 13th,.
:1966 to permanent. upkeep.Afor lots
owned by relatives are .Russel
Reid, :Mrs, Earl. Caslick. Mrs.
Gordon Scott, John Crowston,:
George Wraith, Russel MacDonald
John MacDonald, Mrs. Belle
-McKinnon, Dave Scott Emma
Richardson, Frank and Tome' Glea:
son, G W. Tiffin, Bob Orr, Mrs.
Chris Cooke; Mrs Jack McGee,.
Mrs. John W. Phillips, Jamieson
Pettypiece, Mr;. a• nd Mrs. Jas
McInnes-, Huntley Dawson, 'Mrs..
V. Eirierson...:
In the.spring the cemetery,
grounds were rolled at, a cost off
$26..00.. Only expense to be paid
was spraying for weeds by. Wesley
and George -Young.
Charles Tiffin had inspected the
Cemetery and found the following.
large monuments; needed the
fotnidations repaired, Cartons`; • •
John Falconer, Humphrey, Kehoe
Wm. Fraser, Gleason, Wm. Crow, ,
stop; Jim Morrison., and Francis
:Cleland :,Since no immediate
close relatives for many of these
monuments are living in the vic
nity.. after ;discussionit was, de-
cided' to
e-cided'to get gravel; a mixer; buy,
30 bags of cement and by show `
of •hands to have a bee to fix.
these monuments: and slab
monuments on,a date suitable to
all. Anyone having time; at thein
disposal would be welcome at
this •bee. . °
On June 7 at 1' o'cldtrk .a -bee to
mow the grass in the cemetery
will be held and it is,hoped to `'
set the date .for fixing the mond-:
ments..The trustees' were instruc
ted. to purchase a .book to record.
Minutes of their meeting...,
This group wish to thank all the
Contributors to 'permanent up-
keep and would be happy to have
anyone 'attend their work bees
or. meetings at any tirne or. if '
you have any suggestions, .Write
tous,.
Jamieson,Pettypiece •adjourned
the meeting. Mrs. Charles Tiffin
Served lurch.
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WEDNESDAY; ,JUNE 7th, 1962
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When you have a_.fnortgage, you
have a debt. You pay it off ifyou live. Your
family must .try to pay it,off, or lose the.home,
ifyou die—unless': you have a mortgage can-
cellation policy; Such a.:policy 'will not only
pay off the mcirtgage for your heirs but, if
you live, the cash built up in the policy is
available if needed,for home repairs or other
emergencies.
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