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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22nd, 1970
THE LUCKNOW :SEN.TINELS LUCKNOW, ONTARIO ,
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Gardners Observe Install Officers
48th Anniversary At Kairshea W.I.
. . . , ZION NEWS • Thelnerribers of Kairshea'Nom-
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• On Sunday Mr,. and Mrs;. John .
. en's -Institute mei at thehome of -
Gardner observedtheir 48th wed-.: Mrs. Leonard Maclnnes fortheir
• ding anniversary.' Mr. :and mi... April meeting.. Mrs. Ira Dickie.
•Lorne Woods of Lucknow visited ' and Mrs: Gordon Wall conducted ,
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with therti on Sunday. John' is the rneeirg. '
recovering from a severe attack During the business final plans
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. . of Sciatica but is able rr) be 'out • were made to cater to a wedding
again . Mr . and -Mrs '. -Ga,rdn'er • ,on ivlarlS, in Holytoorr H -all, Mrs
•received a phone call Sunday Jim Burt:reported on the 4.-H
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from their daughter, Mrs., Robert Homemaking Club 'Cereal Shelf'
Pante.t.of Santa Rosa.,LeWlircifina, --with-mothers and. interested'.
She and her, family 'extended
annivetary greetings .t het
parents. -Mrs. Don Pincalini of
•San Jose, California phoned her
• mother, Mrs. Gardner eafly in ,
ApdLoyey to her Birthdy
Greetings. ,
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• Mrs. Jean Papernick of Gorier
p0-Mrs. Bob Irvin of Dungan
•nonvisited.Mt, and Mrs: Eldon
Ritchie on Saturday evening.
Mrs. Frank Ritchie his -been
supply teaching at •Brookside
school for a few days, •• •
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- Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ki•rkland
• and, NanCy visitedbn •Sunday -with
• Mr. and -Mrs; Gordon Srobo of.
• Teesw,ater.
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Refire -1w
Get your tax-free
fully guaranteed
pension plan
now cumulathig
at 8W% with no
----annual
See us quiddy
• while interest.
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• KINGSTON STRI; ET
• GODERICH
friends invited to Achievement
Day in Teeswateron May 2.:
Severalmembers will contri,
bitte baking for the- Tea at Bruce-.
lea Haven on April 29 and three
ladies will go to-a-ssist-irt-tlic
•afternoon. The membershave
been asked to Canvass the com-
munity for the Cancer Society. •
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The Annual Reports of the .Stand,-
ing and Special COmmittees Were
given .The new slate of officers _
'naiin
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Honoillf Newty*Teds
t.50.citil ;Evening.
KINLOLJGH NEWS' '
A pleasant tirne was•spent at
theHOIYrooci hall on Thursday •
evening'whed friends gathered to.
honour Mr: and Mts,-Douglas
Stanley•rece,nt newlyweds. Gary
Sutton was cbairinan and .welcOm-
ed everypne and e'xtended best
wishes toDoug and. Rita • All
jdined in a sing •song .by Mrs,
Jack •Barr with Miss Edna Boyle at •
the piano. I, : •
Jeannette Barr favoured with a
piano solo, Mrs. Morley Wall'
gaVe a reading and Nirs.. Lyman
Sutton conthicted a contest. Ruth
and Susan Gibson -Of Teeswater • °
sang two duets. •
At this time: Floyd Stanley
'showed slides of -the wed.ding. •
',For they are jolly good fellows'
was sung. Charlie. Murray read
an
address and Ernest Ackert
made the presentation of a, gift of
money. .Doug made a.•fitting
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reply. This .was foilowed-by pic-
tureS4hich were taken On their ,•
honeymoon trip. to Porto Rica •
which Doug explained as•they
went.alting. • • .
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Floyd concluded the pictures
••Wittz.sopiefrorn4-1011and which
brought.a pleasant program' to •
LArt end after which a delicious• .
lunch was served.'
reiurned home after SOnding the.
Past week -in Torontol.: • .
We extend sincere. sympathy
Chester Bla.c.„1we •1•Ohe
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former Edna McConnell) and
family sin the'passing of the late • •
'Chester BlaCkWell at Westminster,
Hospital, London. :: •
Mrs Cliartre-Erodgint-orWaig":"
ham visited on Thursday with..' • •i
.Committee 'and Mrs. Ted :Collyer
conducted the Installation of
'officers; • President , Mrs. Ira
Dickie; 1st, Vice, MisRobert •• •
Vic„Mri. Claren-
ce Ritchie; Secretary -;Treasurer,
Mrs. Gordon Walk Assist. Sec. ,
Mrs. Donald C. MacIntyre; Dis,
• trict Director , Mrs. Lloyd .Mac-
Dougall; Alternate Director , Mrs.
D. r: MacKinnon; Auditors,' Mrs.
Allan MacIntyre, Mrs. Ted Col-
lyer; Sunshine Cornmittee , Mrs;
Frank MacKenzie, ,Mrs. Farish
• Moffifiliistitute Directcn.—
D. J. MacKinnon, Mts. Lloyd .
MacDougall, Mrs. Dick McQuil;-
Airi-.--Mrt:--JelleADeJong •
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Convenors of Standing Con:nit-
teeAgricultine and Canadian
n 'us1don Welsh;
Historical Resealch, and Current
• Events, Mrs. Ted Collyer; Citiz-
• enthip and Education', Mrs. Harry
layis; Borne Economics and.
lzlealtiLfivIrs.—George:Yo. iitAgL J.
Cultural Activities and U.N.•
Ma. Harvey Houston; Resolutions,
Mrs. Cliff Roulston; Curator ; Mrs,.
es. •Assistant
Farish Moffat; Public'Relationi,
Mrs. Evan Keith. • ••
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A short program followed with
Community Singing. Mrs. Lloyd
MacDougall read,'Dayl t Losing;
Time'. 'A contest of Junibled
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Edna ,and May Boyle .11. •
Mr. and .Mrs. Frank Maulden
'and Keith and Miss Mary Ma'ulden
• were dinnefguests with. Mr. and
•Mrs. Ernie.Hanna and farriily
on Thursday evening. •
Mr and Mrs Williarn Lloyd
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London spent the week -end with
• relatives, here.• :
We are torry-tO repartjhat
Miss May -Boyle bas' been confin-
ed tO/bed:fortheTasrweekWe—
hOpe for improved health. •••• •
We extend sincere• -sympathy
•to Mr. George' Haldenby and
family and to. Mrs: Rit'i-Robb in
the sudden' passing of Mrsi.
.Haldenby on Thursday while
visiting with Mr. and• Mrs.' Harold
Haldenby at Sarnia. The funeral
was-r-h-4-Ri7o-rstard4---afteTrioo-ri•--at—
thcMacKenzie Memorial Chapel,.
Lticknow. ' •
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• SUODEN. BEAUTY. HAIR SPRAY,
pur Price $1.29
SPN.jN BY TONI, Fteg. $1.95 Our Price,$175
ARR1D UNSCENTED DEODORANT SPRAY
:Reg. $1.98 • „ puy.Price..$1.68
YARDLEY'ROLL-ON DEODO
•Reg..$1..50
RANT
•Our Price 70c
NOXZEMA FEMININE SPRA
Reg: $1.49 __
WOODBURY .SHAMPOO, Reg.
Y, •
Our Price 99c
$1.89 . .
• Our Price $1.00
WHITE' RAIN SHAMPOO, Reg. $1.39
• •. Our Price $1.10
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MAGNESIA TABS3OOs Only $1.09
GLORY RUG CLEANER, Reg. $1.98
• •.Our.Price 2 for $2.97,
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WE NOW WAVE- •
SUPPORT PANTY HOSE
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For Quality and Lowest Prices
• :We also extend •sinc.ere • •
--"sympa-thy:tb-Mrs.
Art Haldenby
• in the passing of her.brother the '
---late7Starrley-DeinatiS of '13ounclalk;--
' Mt. and Mrs. Howard',White-,• •
side, Mr. and Mrs. Howard •
Bennett and their familes of..
Toronto were with their parents •
Mr: andMrs. Art Haldenby ON/et:"
the week -end. •• ••
• ,Mrs. George GrahamOli
Thinsday 'with her niece :in: Kitc,h-
Mr. . and Mrs. Harold Haldenby, •
•of Sarnia were.here fora few days
thAiisiather.G_eorgeilildenby
who at the tirne, Of writing is a
patient in the Wingharh and,
District Hospital..
• Mr. and Mrs. Clare Sparling
and farnily Of Walkerton also
spent,sorne time at the home of.
her fattier George Haldenby.
• Mrs. Alex Percy was in London
-on-Tuescia..y,forftirther_medical-
check . : • , .
Mrs.. McAllister of St. Marys
. -' •
'is spending awhile with Mrs.
Margaret McPherson, who has
been co)ifined to bed for a time. •74
We vistilier. irriproved 'hea-lth-. •f
Nicholson of Milton and •:
Allan 'NicticilsOn of Georgetown
spent the week -end at their horne.•
here. • • •• .
Mr. and Mrs, Bob Smith and
*Debbie of North Bay Spent the ,
Week end withtheir families here
• Relatives and friends Attended
•
the .40th wedding anniversary •
.Party for Mr: and Mrs. Ben Scott
in, the Purple Grove Community
Centre on Sunda_yafternoon,:
Mr, and Mrs, Frank Currie of ,
WiterloO visited with Mrs. Gert- •
Lkv
rude; Walsh on Sunday. . •
Mrs. Jack Scott attended. a •
relative shower for Susan Calling;
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bride elect, on Friday. evening. •.
Ralph Haldenby Of Guelph, -
Mr. and.Mrt: Norman -Fry and •.
fateni.440.1_14artistori_w:ere4ALL • _„; _
their parents Mr. and Mrs.. Wil-
liam Haldenby on Sunday: •
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letters on 'Things Spring Brings'
was conducted by Mrs. E. Keith.
Mrs, Harvey Houston read 1-1Ornea
• maker's Motto.. •
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The Courtesy Remarks were
given by Mrs. D. 3:.Mackinnon.
The meeting closed with the •
Queen and Institutg Giace and the
hostess and. directors served lunCh.
PR
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TIME
Starts—Sunday, April 26, 1970, at 2:00 a.
Ottolfef25,---197M0-0 OA.
WHEREAS the Council of the Corporation of the Village Of Lucknow,
---hgs-brresoiution;-cieclaretHhaftbe-hours9*thne-4n-tbt---Village-of'-L-uekn
shall be changed by advancing the clockone hour in advance of Standard
Time betWeen 2:00 a.m. on Sunday, April 26, 1970 and 2:00 a.m. on Sunday,
October 25, 1970, iticlusiVe; and shall be known as Daylight Time, •
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THESE PRESENTS are therefore 'to call .npon allcitizens to open
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11. Ytk• ale .7 k ta
light Time, and to have their; employees and, others under their control com-
mence their employment or work and cease to work, according to Daylight
Tinte, between 20,0 a.m, onSunday, April 26, 1970 and 2:00 a.m., on' Sun• -
day, October 25, 19'70,
IN WITNESS THEREOF I have hereunto set my hand and caused
' this proclamation to be made public,
GEORGE W. JOYNT#
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