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i*EDNESDAY; OCTOBER 27th, 1971
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, 'ONTARIO.
Ail accounts outstanding against the,
Huron—Bruce Progressive Conservative
Association; regarding the recent election •:'
campaign, must beforwarded; imrnediately to
Mr.: Lou Boyce
Box 388'
Kincardine, Ontario..
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K1NG..'BACKNRDS
TEIR�LLGHIEIE SENTINEL
PAGE SEVEN
AL S/44, .sky -
WY HOT DO THE OLD
fASH/ONED . ;WAY, $NI . '
HERE FOR VALUE AND
STRETCH THAT
PAY
Jo.NSTONr
FURNITURE
Phone 5263013
Q Years 'Ago:
,WITH 'MARGARET THOMPSON SEPTEMBER 1931
ttot„i tf_ttstA 4. * 10.,44 •••,••-•o -- Labaar Day,�tvtan�ay... se;pcem
.':•.ber 7, 1931,.brought to a success-
ears Aga
ig.
.a.s:.our
s.
SEPTEMBER 1951
kev is W. Watt., retired/min-
'tster of Whitechurch , eondil'e ed -
services'of induction at Dungannon
en
Shelbrook, Saskatchewan,' to the
three-point charge o,f•Dungannon,
s of THE
mmennt of
examina
tires :and
idence as;.
;irlg th4
ber:1971
in accor-
p1ied ::an
.rs
893
44
40,309
560,563.
1,600
The. 1951 census. .placed Luck- • ful completion the installing of
now's,po..illation at. 8:91. . '.'.• a dourest c'..
as against b6'7 at the time ofthe g
1941 census. '
Mrs, Kelso•MacNay•had in her
possession.an 8 -leaf , •a 6 -leaf `_ •
a 3 -leaf and 'three 4 -leaf
40:vcrs.; all -f nd'oir iliei Ash-
field Township• farm i' .:A11 were
individual and fully formed leav-
es
.. FOR BEEF, FOR
DAIRY:, FOR HOG
,You O'rder.':Co-op':Beef, Dairy
.and Hog Supplements
Before Dec. 1st
andr. at ,the sante time protect yourself
• ,against price increases. '
tion. system in the village. ' The'
cost of installing the .system .was
much below the engineer's est
iXnat:e.•,-which•,wa-S465-;.000 -The
actual cost wasabout $58,0.00.
There... = •.s �;-f-th'e
•
ectional'Meeting,
Held Recently
Sectional, Meetings of the
W.M.S. Maitland Presbyterial
v ere held .in Molesworth, on.
Thursday, October 14,; at 8. p.m.,
and "in Kinlough on Friday, 'Oct-
ober .15 .at 2 p.m. • Miss Jessie,•
1vlcl?herson, Kincardine, was, the.
guest speaker at both meetings
Mrs. 3. W. Fnglisli,-: Wintatn';
1st Vice -President , presided' at
the meeting held ih ,St. Andrews
Presbyterian Church , . Molesworth.:
MJs. John Freeman, .Molesworth,
was at the organ.' • Mrs; •. English
opened with a' poem on .Thanks-
giving. Mrs. W. W. Smith,
Brussels, read' the Scripture from
Nehemiah,'chapter 2. The
Meditation was given by. Mrs.
Chas. McCarroll, :Brussels. Mrs..
•McCarroll' challenged each one
to rebuildandrmend the walls of::;
our churches,' and••gawe the remin-
der "With God,- nothing is irn-
possible'•<: Mrs Robb'; g
MOI -tie.;-
Wingham led 'in the Devotional
Prayer. The President of Moles-
worth Evehin
•
. iF YOU: WANT..
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FOS YOUR• MON EY
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,Adair, welcomed the ladies'. The;
Offertory 'Prayer was led by Mrs,
Elmer Jeffrey , Belmore;. 'A solo ,:
John Brush ,' Was 'very much'en-
joyed' . .
new system, The electric
had;a, pumping• capacity of over
150.gallonsa minute. ' The prep-
aration for the installing
ottritS-water $ystern had' been
•und.erway for over a year.
'O 'Years 'Ago;
' SEPTEMBER 19:01•-
r schoolreport for S.S.; No. 6
Kinloss pained the 'follo.wing pup-
• ils: \4'; Md Leod , Waiter. Iv -1c lien
zi e , •Dena ,McLeod , : Wihie' M'c -
:15onald. N1. :McDiarmid, S. Iv4c-
:Donald, L. M1acltt)re, Jessie
McLeod, 0:ace•;N1acIntosh,'Fl.•
•,Lockhart , Edith Litteli; N. Ma'c-
Intosh., A. `,1a'clnt.yre, Ewan '
t:ralia•tn , ', .e'llie: Waters, Alex'
M.ica)iarntid. •S; N•1cLeod
.lacIntosh, A. McDonald:,.W;
• • NhtrcI-tltyrc,, jehn-boekhart , •Aida'
M4cInt'osh,,
Teacher C. Crowston.
•
The guest„speaker.,; Miss Jessie
T\Ar7
for 21 years in a Women's Correc -
tional Institution•at Portage .La
.Prairie, Manitoba. -She: • escri
ed the prison itself,'and gave a
most .enlightening View' of the
women who had come toher
through the years. She stressed.
the fact ghat it was no the duty
Of the.prison to .punishi•the girls
.but rather'to'try to rehabilitate
,them,:and .'teach ''them.to get •
;along with other people iii society.
:Miss McPherson noted that rhost"-
of the d•elinduency 'had: been .
caused by neglect and the lack •
of love' from a very early age•: ,
Love' is the greatest healing agent
•in the world.”
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term purchases.
Other terms available.
Minimum deposit
$500.00.
Interest rate subject to
change without notice
372 Bay St., TORONTO
Yogi can buy our-Guar-anteod •^'
Trust Certificates from your
ocal• financial counsel ' or
and arra•nget i•e.nts wer i a -de to
ex
actlay
BOX '125
LUCKNOW,: ONT.
each month.,,
Rev.: Bob.Raymont'of North
Street United. •Church , Goderich
arranged the: program for. Fa nily:
Night which featured -.the lvlc•1vlil - '
lap famYly',. The_orchestra in
eludes Mr::and Mrs; McMillan,
Elizabeth , Eleanor and Ernest
who played several selections with
vocal nu mber„04....l4r.; Rayrnont '
•
pott , an instructor companied by',Ed Stiles :on the.
with C. N.1. B..; :v7sit. Huronview' rano:
lath S Ne:
U ronvi
59,563
•
Take advantage of this money -saving g offer 'right away and.
convert your full 'Canary -into extra profht•with-a--Cientif*
p anned CO-OP Balanced Febding Program. As you know, grains
are deficient in some. 'necessary 'nutrien s.' But C -OP Dairy,
t 0 ..y,
Beef -and Hog ConcentrateSliferelifin makeup these deficiencies •
to give 'you increased, milk and meat production • 1 and
-'increased: of
T1us Introductory Offer is good...until D. ecember.1
EE YOUR=LOC-AL
I he'S al.vataon•Arttiy'Iiatnd of
c.,oder:ich a tad W.in lnm visited .:.
1'1urorivi•ew :on... Standa.y••a fternoon
and p1 iyed: a. concert :rp the audi
torluliT.
• The 1iuronview WV inen's'Ati e-
i 1tary tite•t --iii .the era ft. room ;on.:
�.i111 ty tg- ..for. tie__''.
annual hazaat to ,he held in the
auditorium on Wednesday, Nov -
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1971 CHRYSLER 2 door hardtop, power steering, power brakes
and radio
18'71 DODGE 1 ton, 8 autoniatie, demonstrator
_1910_ DODGE -:Dart, 4 door sedan; , 6 -automatic'
,19693 DODGE 'fa .ton, 6 cylinder
Twenty-five residents eelebrat=
ing birthdays in'Octo,ber were
honoured at -a- party on Wednes a
1f�'titltda-yiftsand-cake,--v'ere-strp-:-
plied by the Londesboro Women's•
Insti litc-Who were not ,able to
at'tei d .18'd r'esu1t of an accident
in•their cdrt munity. Slides were
shown that have been taken of
harrman
$ 4.,635
6,900
610,635
1,311
coop
now District
PHONE 'P:1 2125
•
sevcra'."e en s a uronview,•tar-
ing the year aloft 'with musical
tulnihers by the fit1tonrtiew Orestes
traa a'i d a •v'bcal duet by Jan Byl-
sn as and Alice Roorda accompan-
ied girt- the piano by Jake Roorda..
t'olunteers fri3tii the Beta
Sittta 'Phi and Wotuenq Auxiliary
aassis'ted with th.e party.
Representatives of the
C.l�l.,1 13',• ttieat. With members
�.of.
the stall aid ..severa l tesi'dents•
with Vistut1 ,pt,ohierns on Thursday
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1968 DODGE Dart, 2 door, 6 automatic: with radio
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