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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1970.
THE LUCKNOWSENTINEL, EUCKNOW, ONTARIO
GODERICH
THURS., .FRI., SAT.
30 THE SQUARE
PHONE 524-7811
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SEPT, 3 :- 4. - 5
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Friday . and Saturday Shows 7:30 and 9:05
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ONE SHOW ONLY .• AT 8 ' P.M.
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They, snake their• own laws at `Ile. Cheyenne•Social
smolt realA& MCIIMS MOORS
JAI'1ES STEWART
HENRY FONDA
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'THE CHEYENNE.SOCIALCUJB
SHIRLEY JONES
SUE ANE WrGDON
rccrncgiir', PuirSeln
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ClanDanald Man
On Chur..ch Board
Since 1876
The annual•CiaiiDonald•leun
ion was held ..Sunday„ August 2,'
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�Ik HeK Life
MRS. ELD1N ECKENSWILLER
•A Kinloss. Township resident ,
Mrs. •Elden •Eckenswiller,,died; in
Kincardine •General Hospital ,on
Tuesday, August 18th'at ,the age
of 7,8, , : •
She was theforrner Alice Mild:-
red .Thompson, daughter of the'.
late Moses and. Naomi .Thompson
and was born on June ,21st. 18.9,2 in
'Kin -kiss, where she spent all her
life. She 'married Efden Ecken-'
swiller of Kinloss in 1912.
Besides her husband Mrs. Ecken--
swiller is survived by two •
daughters Mrs. Roy (Kathleen)
Graharn of Lucknow , Mrs:... Angus
(Ina).MacAtthur of Kincardine
Township; two sons, Grant and
Weir of Kinloss Township;
seventeen grandchildren and four-
teen great grandchildren,
The bodv: resters' at her late ....
residence until •Tiiursday, August
20th, when the funeral. service
was held at MacKenzie .Memorial
Chape}., •Lucknow •ai two o'clocck.
Rev.. McKinney was minister. •
• Int.errnent was at South Kin-
loss Cemetery.
Pallbearers were grandsons,,
Eld•en.Eckenswiller, :ary Grah'am..
Donald. MacArthur, Bob MacArth-
ur, Norman MacArthur and Bern
and Campbell.
Flow'erbearers were granddaugh-
te-s � 4rs-."Beraar-d-C m-pbe11,: —
Ruth Eckenswille"r, Mrs. Bill
• Robertson , Mrs.' Mitrray White ,. •
Kathleen 'MacArthur,, -'Bonnie' ,
.Eokenswillef, .'Mrs. Allan
McFarlane,; Mrs. Paul •Weber,
and;Steven Eckenswiller. •
1970 at C1anDonald, the summer
home•of Ross L.:.MacDonald and:
family, Members attended: the
.church •service at South Kinloss
and .were welcomed by the min-
: ister ,
in-•ister, Rev;. ' Glenn:' Noble who
noted thai there has been a
MacIver or; -MacDonald on, the
•church session board from 1876 t�.
the present day.. Alex Nicholson
was chairrnan of the 'Board of .
_Nana-ger-s4r-om-18090 tv-130 _and
John *Sandy-Mabnonald was prec
entor. for sixty years. During.the
service Rev.' Alex MacDonald „
played a euphonium solo with
Linda Sparks acc'ompanying on'
the piano.
Phone 35T-1630
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SHOW TIMES
Friday and Saturdays. at 7:15
and a•1ti - yell ^tether ---d ne-
shoW at 8:00, 'except where
noted on the program, • .
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THJRS., FFRI. SAT.
SEPT., 3, 4 5
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
.Sixty-three were present for the
:afternoon picnic; Those corning
•the farthest were Dr. Alex MacIn
tyre froth •England•; Mr. and Mrs.
Don Lindsay and family from;
Texas and Dr; Anna Nicholson .•
. Wright from Kelowna , B.C. The
youngest present was Scott Laur'-
encu. son of:Mr, and Mrs; Stan
Laurence ;of .Toronto. `
A bountiful smorgasbq,rd .supper
was enjoyed on thelawn. Each
°family was to have a number for
themerogramme which proved'
gutte•intereSttng, Games and..
'races were conducted by Doreen
MacDonald and' many of the
young folk enjoyed swimming •
in the swimming pool at the river,
President and Sec. -Treas. for
the' next two years are: Rev, Alex
MacDonald and,Mrs, Donald' C.
Mactntyre,
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Cinemascope Colour
Starring Steve :McQueen
There is a' time in every boy's'
lite when he must become 'a
man.: McQueen aa you've
nearer seen him before.
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DOUGLAS: POINT ;'MOVING
'railroad Never
Busier In Paisley
DRIVE'IN
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HWY 8 GODERICH AT CONCESSION RD 4 • FHONE 52.1 9981
No One in Paisley can remem-;.
ber ;when the. CNR line which
•passes through Paisley td' South-
ampton froth Palmerston gars .•
busier, The line. has become
a major artery •for Supplying the
$1 billion Bruce generating station
u-hd'er construction: at' Douglas •
Point. •
Work w ill start this fall •on
12 -mile. spur line' from Port Elgin
to the•power site :and much of the
:traffic through Paisley consists of .a
work Crews -improving the existing
road bed . -
A 4-2 car/:wotir..train-is replac'-
•ing all rails; from Paisley north to'
Southa rnpton 'with heavy .gauge
stook;, H.eay gataei11 a1se
used -on. the: spur ,to Douglas Point
from Port Elgin..
- Some of the heaviest loads- to be
carried over Canadian railways •
will pass through as huge pieces of
machinery and•,equipment are..'
shipped to the power sitE . The
tea it3- itse�oi t • - .
wtll'be to carry ai•1 to auxiliary
steam faci4ities. at. the Bruce site
until the plant becomes fully
operative; •
The bunker oil which will be
imported from Venezuela will,.
be shipped from :Montreal refiner-
ies. It will come. in some of the •
.laz est—tank--c zz,euer—buyilt ,r .
These tank cars now• under ,constru
ction at O ?kville wi11 each hoid
17 , 000 gallpns
The Palmerston -Southampton
line is short of siding space. At, •
'Southampton and 'P'aisley the
work trains occupy rnost'•of the
spare 'track and at Port Elgin
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