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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER' Sth, 1141
THE. LUCK$OW:`SENTINEL , LUCKNOW, .ONTARIO
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WALLPAPER. AND PAINTS
ONTARIO PHONE 528-3434
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ip Explosion` ,.
CLJLROSS CORNERS NEWS
Last week' Mr : and •Mrs.• Torn: .
Stewart' reported. that their grand
son' Brian. was aboard the R."C:.N
ship "Kootenay" :when 'an'explos
•ion Occurred 'in the boiler room'
210miles off the 'shores of Britain,
Since. then Brian has phoned,
home •to relay the ;good; news'that•
he hadn't been injured...
nd-a -v-is-itoi-th4l-wand
Mrs:.Tom Stewart•were:•Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Stewart,of Bervie;'
Mr:' and Mrs,' Gerald. Stewart an
Susan Goessell:.frorn Kincardine;
Bud Farris'', Jim Wilson,' Harold
Haldenby of .Sarnia;' Chris.Stark
from Kincardine and John McRay.
allso-from-Sarnia
Mrs ;Torn,Stewart, Mrs. Ron.
. •Stanley, and Ernest Stewart travel
;led ,to Camp,Borden.on Saturday,
and returned with Mrs': Lloyd
Cornish of Winnipeg lvi rs . •Corn•=
`sh :is spending sometime; with
her parents Mr and Mrs. Tom
• Stewart: "> ' `
Gayle Frook spent the' weekend.,
with 'Diane Haldenby..
Teeswater visited on Sunday with,
Mr and.Mrs...Gordon Kirkland
Vis:tar •on_the w•eelc-end With
Mr..and Mrs. Wm: Hunter were
Mr...and X•1ts Ken Laidlaw and'.
Mrs: ,George Hunter, of London,
Mr.; and•M;rs`. • R'by ;Keane of •
Stratford •
Hallowe'en on this line passed.: :
off quietly.,with no damage being
reported The 'little folks in
their costumes made•their annual
visits for treats and,UNICF: '
donations
Mr. and 'Mrs W.I. Irwin and
Lloyd ;Irwin of Kinloss, ,Mr. and '
Iq : E`- (T'ed i a lti "i zCs";ni
mitted to Wingham and District
Hospital on Saturday., We hope
Haldenby will be able to
return-to-his-home.in-a-short`
while.
'Mr and Mrs. Fred ,Friendorf of
Kitchener 'spent the weekend with
Mrs, Ted Haldenby: '•
ZION
Frank Ritchie was able to ret
urn.home f?om 'Victoria Hospital;.
near -the -we
returned to London Monday, where
he will remain until Friday, His
many friends are glad to hear of
his satisfactory ,progress.
Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Stobo of
Mrs.. Calvin Irwin of Oshawa ,'
Mr and Mrs.. Charlie Riach and
family of Woodstock,' Brenda
Taltbot faW odstoek-a-
Ritchie of Ashfield w•ere Sunday
visitors, with Mr <. and MIS.. Char-
lie Wilkins.
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. The annual ladies' night and ,
banquet of the °Lucknow. Masonic
Lodge was held in .the Lucknow
Legion kali on Wednesday night
of last week.
Prior to and during the banquet,
piano, numbers were played by M'
ss
Rom,.'
FoGumllowing. theingmeal
a sin.g•son,
ie rs Fran BoT1 o
Huron Township .
Ken MacDonald of Ripley, mas'
ter of Old Light Lodge , welcomed:
those 'in attendance.:
'• Jack Fisher of Lucknow proposed
a. toast to the ladies and this was
responded to by Mrs, Frank Maul -
den 'of Kinlough.
Donald Simpson of. Ashfield.
thanked the ladies who catered to•
the. meal, and Mrs. Cliff Roulston
Of Lucknow replied on behalf of
St. Peters Anglican Church.
•
women. Appreciation was also
expressed by`Donald.to Mrs: T J.
Salkeld of Lucknow who prrovided
the flower =decorations :-for--the .
tables..
W lliam McCreath of -Ripley
introduced .itis -guest speaker r
Rev .':Kenneth Rooney -of Ashfieid—
and: Ripley Presbyterian Churches.
Mi. Rooney :chose Hallowe'en
customs" as the subject for. his •
address Bert Irwin of Ripley
thanked the'speaker. •
' Cameron. MacDonald' of,
Lucknow acted As master of 'cerem
onies for a local talent variety"
show. Rose and. ,Ruth' Rock of•
Ripley playedtwoaccordi'an duets:
Mrs:• John MacLean.of'Ripley'pr•ov-
ideda couple of amusingmono
:lz gesr. Bob Rutledge of Huron
'Township sang solo numbers acc
ompanied on the piano: by Mrs
Lynn Lowry of A mberley : The
,Kempton sisters of 'Amberley,
Dianne , • Sandra , and :Linda, sang .
•vocal.•numbers accompanied by
Mrs. . Lowry .. Kathy .lrwin• of
Huron�•Township played several
piano numbers'.. , Francis Boyle of
Huron entertained with a .number
of jokes, with.a, i.'ocal"flavour.
HIGHWAY' EAST OF 'LUCKNOW
WINTER
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WORK CLOTHES AND BOOTS'..
LIES •I...RE....HEF000.E
CARROTS, ,ONIONS AND POTATOES
BY THE BAG.
FAB .WITH 'BORAX, King Stza' ... •: .....: ,. , _,...,
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WTCRACKERS, CRACE
RS, B,ox � •...•, • ' ... , Vic.
x.rr%ee •'•x �,
Firemen Assist
Mus. -Dystrophy
The Lucknow and'..Community
March for:Muscular, Dystrophy will
take place during the •week of.:
November. 10, to 16.. The camp-
aign..will be conducted by the :
Lucknow, Fire Department;;
,They will conduct a ,house -to:-'
house canvass with the campaign.
committee comprising of meth'
begs of the -File -Department
• `;Muscular: Dystrophy Association,
of Canada will use money raised
in the campaign to relieve the
'victims of muscular ddystrophy in
any way .possible, and 'to :finance
research. The disease,. '.which:
causes:, progressive paralysis has
• its. worst effects on children,. •
whose life expectancy it severely
limits. ,
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special gasoline .tax,to be levied in
Southern Ontario to help finance
% mad conatrLetion in rth�,�•�i.:-
ario.' 'We'd .go along•with that
if we :lived in' Northern :Ontario
- St Catharines Standard ..•
Research aimed at finding a
cure for muscular dystrophy is
bein�carrie Lo.n_in_Nnrth •
America ,, Europe and Japan: In
Canada the association supports. •
projects in everymajor•university
and medical/ research .,centre
by .I Its . •.Harvey Webster. The• Rhy-
thm. Band rendered two numbers.
Mrs. Harvey. Webster was accom:-
panst . for all musical numbers
Mrs. McKim,, convenor of
program planning was assisted by
Mrs. Mel Greer and Mrs: Mel
King.
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Money you move to a '',
special savings account
at. Victoria. and Grey
Trust any time'during
the period November 1
to November 14 will
receive full 63 % interest
from November 1.
To*n�ndCcuntry,
Held Open House.
This up -to -two -weeks
bonus givesyour savings
a substantial plus if
you 'aft now.
Start saving today at
Victoria, and Grey..
.. The town ' -and :Country Club
held :Open, House on Monday: even-
ing October 27th •A• large number
attended and the variety program
given was very Much enjoyed.
• • berrpresented were
a Male Fashion ::Show'and the
Ladies Minstrel ShowBothwere.
audience e
'Other numbers were a reading ` ::
by1Mrs 'Rot Reid and' piano solo
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