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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO'
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7th,
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Shower: Held' For,
Barbara Ritchie
' KINIOSS NEWS
A large, crowd honoured Miss
Barbara Ritchie';. bride -to -be at
a relative -and community shower
held in the Parish Hall on Saturday
evening. ,
Best Wishesgo to Mr, and Mrs.
at 8 p.m. in the Kairshea Hall,.
Neighbouring Institutes are invited
and. H. D..Thompson, :.administra-
tor•of\Brucelea Haven will be ',
guest speaker.
Mr. and Mrs. Fraser MacKinnon
and Mr. and Mrs. Ross. MacKenzie
spent a few -days last week in
Michigan •and visited.with .
relatives in Ypsilanti and Flint.
Miss Bessie Carnachan of. Ottawa
visited last 'week, 'With Mr. and
v1ts. Ira Dickie and family awl -
with
nd •with. other relatives and friends.
•who were married 'in South Kinloss ,Bessie grew up in. this' community
Presbyterian .church on'Satuiday. .
The. October meeting of.Kair-:
shea Women"s Institute is
planned for Tuesday ,., October' 13
and later taught in the'Sixth'
'Sch'ool. For'several years she'.
.has been • in the Civil Service •
Department in Ottawa.
R ennie Graham of Toronto and,
Jim Snowe �f Bellwood visited
Thursday with Mr-wand-MrsA-llan
Graham and family.
Bruce .MacKenzie Betty Col
.M _ . s�-H1gins ;JDonald-H
ern University and 'Jim Mac Kinnon
of Guelph University were all
home for the week -end.. .
Mrs Jelle de Jong was . moved'
from Wingha'm and, District • Hospit •
al to Victoria Hospital. .London •.
for further treatment on Tuesday.
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DiedIn•9Oth"Year •
MRS', J. M. HODGINS •
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Mrs James M. Hodgins of R.. R;. •
1 Holyrood passed away i•n' Wing -
ham and District Hospital on. Sun-
day , September 27th in her '90th
year; •. .
She was the former Meretta May
Armstrong, daughter`ofJoseph --
Armstrong
Armstrong •and.his wife Mary Mc
1,elland'a'nd wras-born at: Gordon..
Lake,, district .of Algoma on Feb
ruary lith, 1881.
In 1905 she married James. M.
Hodgins in the village of Kinloss.
They lived all their married life
in Kinloss. 'Township.
•Mrs. Hodgins is survived by a
daughter Mrs. Audrey Borthwick
of St.. Catharines, one son John ,
E. Hodgins of Kinloss Township',
two sisters Mrs.'John•LaFlamme
and Miss Merab Armstrong' both
of Buffalo..
Besides her husband, she was
predeceased by. a ' daughter Mrs..
'Mabel Gillespie.,on'December 19,
1941:, a son Thomas Hodgins on
September 24, 196q and one son
criev-ai31h .•
COUNTY
• TendersFor Snow Flowing :and.
--Sanding
The funeral service was held •at
MacKenzie Memorial Chapel, ,
Lucknow..on Wednesday, Septem-
ber 30, : •
Rev R. Odendahl,: minister •of
Kinlough Anglican Curch df
—which Mrs,.I_Hodgins.was a mem-
ber. , was in' charge, of the' service
Pallbearers were Donald Gilles -
SEALED TENDERS, CLEARLY MARKED, WILL BE '
RECEIVED BY THE UNDERSIGNED. UNTIL 11:00 A.M. D.S,,T
Nelda' ��-October 14th, 1970
For snow plowing the following County Roads during the
1970 1971 Season
1. County Road 8, • 14, Hepworth, Sauble, Junction Higi
way 21.
2. • County Road' 9A, 9, Ferndale to. Lion's Head :and, Lion'
Head...
3; County Road 2$,• Mildmay to McIntosh.
4. County Road 16, .Highway 9 to Neustadt. ,
5. Sanding "Trucks required as follows: '
Truck and chassis, 27,000 G.V.W. for ' Walkerton (2
Luckaow (1), Wiarton '(1).
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• All t ndars,must bi on forms available from the undersigtie
and at County. Garages:
E. 'G. YUNDT
COUNTY ENGINEER
BOX alt, WAL KERTON, ONT. •
st
Helens W.I.
received an. invitation to ,the'
L'uckno-w Institute on-Ootober-1
at,8'p.m. Miss Joyce McNay
be the guest speaker. A short,
course•... o^-Furnjt we Frac
held in the. town'hall Luckna
Wednesday October'.21st.fro"
10 .a.m. to 4 p.m. All. W . I
members are urged to attend..
Mrs. Ross Gammie , ,Airs.. A
rew Gaunt , Mrs. •Thos. Todd i
Mrs—Ma'rga{ret.-Pa l lua !ate ker-a
Weare pleased to hear that Mrs:
G. •Hamilton'atld Mrs. Dora 'Chis -
lett were both able: to return to.
their homes last week.
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LUcNOw
Phone 528.5802
Near ompletiof
LOCHALSH NEWS
The fine new'batin on. the farm
of Neil 1viacKenzie''is. nearing conic,
pletion and this week will see 'the
scement floois and barnyard finish
BERG'COW SAVE-STALL'"S
Outlasts others by 3 to 4 times because
Of hot dipped _galvanized' steel •tube
construction. Require less bedding
than loose housing—keep§ cows drier
and More comfortable. Bell-shaped
arches take up chain slack and pre-
Vent tangling and choking. Provides'
more head room When cows lie down.
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Lever Stalls were designed for
the, dairymanvim wants•to-han--:-
die his dairy,cattte as Individuals.
Successful. dairymen .prdfit by.
individualized management '
by challenging each cow. Prac-
tices 'that pay! "They, pay with
increased milk•production Irani
every lactation. 'By lengthening.
each' cow's productive life. By
assuring you of positive indl-
vidualized nutrition and disease.
control. Put Berg stalls, to work
increasing your dairy profits.
Berg provides a free complete
barn -planning :service.
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Phone
395.5390
The meeting of the St. Helens
fish 'Institute was held in the• Institute
Hall,' St. Helens on October 1st,
The' opening Ode was sung and.
the Mary Stewart Collect repeal-
ed. . Roll call was answered by
each member donating a relish '
dishtothe hall..
01, Spence McFarlane, •Johh
Hodgins, Donald Hodgins.- Inter-
mem' was at: Greenhill Ceinetery.
Mrs. Hodgins was a life mem
ber of the Holyrood Women's
Institute and a member of, the.
AnglicanChurt~h-Wvm'en'-s-A-ux
Wary:
ed.'
Weep en�iry.�s tors with Mr and
IVfrS. Oliver McCharles were'John
McCharles'of Pet.rolia and Mr. ;and
•Mrs,. 'H. D. MacTavish of Toronto:
Visiters,for the past week end
with Mr. and. Mrs. :Eldon Bradley
were Mr. and Mrs... Marvin 'Ha'rden.'
burg and five young -'sons of; Grand
Blanc, Michigan. •
Preparatory services were held'
on Friday,evening at Ashfield
Presbyterian Church and Commun-
ion Services were conducted on
Sunday.
Flow Gently Sweet Afton was
sung. A piano instrumental was
given by Miss Janet Whytoclt fol-
lowed by a reading,: 'given by Mrs.
.'Gordon,Mc•Pherson .---:-' rs : -•H•arold•-,,
CooPer presented the Motto, ." No
ne-g yc strait-leek'g on the.
bright side of rife"
`Mrs. Wm. Purdon introduced'
the guest speaker Miss Hopwood.
-of� Wingha'rn , -- Mr Jas .°A itch -i—
son Miss Hopwood for the
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very interestingaccount of her.
life as a Registered Nurse' and
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presented her with a •gift.
Tjfe St Helens Institute has.•
the committee in, chargc.•of 'tll
Hallowe'en Party on Octobt r
Mrs :.Peter Chandler, Mrs.' R
Philips and Mrs. Chris Cook �
-rtarned-t-o-ioakrait• r,the•-Pat.; :
Supper on October 24 at '7.3.0
p•to
the Whitechurch. W I on C
Ober. 13 at i; p.m.'•
Mrs. Jas. Aitchison cxpres1
a vote ofthanks for everyonei
had-•-he-lp@d w-ich the -1 -all -
Pia ys
The .meeting. closed •with
Canada. •Lunch:.was;served .b
Mrs. Chas. McDonald and, M
Lloyd Whytock.
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