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A NEW SHIPMENT OF'
KROEHER.
CASIONAL •CHAIRS
a; a ROCKERS...
SHOPPING'S
GOOD!
HAS:;WST ARRLYED. Al' MacKENZIE'S
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LAYA•WAY:• FOR. CHRISTMAS.
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW
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LUC'KNOIN PHONE' 528-3432
Campbell. Considerable idcon-
Ser. ved: Over Sixty. R •
• venienc'e was
fog delayed the �a.r iVar. of the
1115tr. .laneand a o 'm
. is .naade.drivingIn
risky for his'parents who had gone
"Open [louse" . was .held ' iri Dor -
fiesta ,'Octo.ber .17 , 1971,, to
ionour Rev. W.' J. Taylor .who ;has
erved in the Ministry for over 60
•'
mission fields.'1 le 'is naw in his •
88th year. iiis.,t•hee daughters
who pian.ned.'this special occasion
were,:pleased to;•welc •
00'people. .f�f' interest.'is .a
Scrapbook:'�;ift .of .pictures'
of places' froth 1'308 to. the pres.-
ent, With modern day pictures to .
onipare each loc�ition•,. then
tded:Polar•o>id pictures taken gat
theriri� , . Franck ;P,entlarid ,
and" \!r. a1id, r ars. •Laverne Pent =•
and were iu attendance, the.'
atter,being.,one:of the daughters
of Rev; Taylor.
\liss.Flora Durnih.of
Tottenhatm called';on a riurnber,..
of (ri.ends_arid.relatives this*Week:
e
rrn. ey,
returned without him when told'
no plane was expected until even-
ing. Harold: arrived from•INinni- .
.peg about the same time as they,
left, Mallon , so •he travelled by.
bus�t-o Wingbariz. , '
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KINLOUGH
Elden Eckens'willer 'Sr. 'returned
ho.rne after visiting. with relatives
in Western Canada.
We extend sympathy to the
relativesof the late John Smith;,
who passed, away in the Wingharra: •
and District.Hos.pital. .Mr. Smith
was a nephew of the late Mrs.
tarriesHodge,and.has'rade his
horne:.for a.trrne`With lred Guest ,
Tlie 'u;nerdl.'was held on San:11.04>::,
41fkernoon in �-ees ter.. ,•.'
M•aurice•Cochrane of Caistor
Centre, attended.the funeral of . •' .'
his brother-in-law •,th•e late John
The' 11; W.I. course on fruits
was given by the:local leaders
Mrs. Frank Maulden and is. 1); A..
Murray on, Saturday and Monday •
evenings:in the Hoayrood Hall
with, a good attendance, Three
lucky draws were Won by Mrs.
J'neat-Scott., Misses-Winnifred
Percy, and Edna Boyle.
Those . from 'here who: attended '
_..rally-atTe.e-sw-ater en '
•Thursda: _ .
y were Mrs. Morgan John-
ston ;
ohnston; Mrs, Raynard 'Ackert ,Mrs. •
Frank. Maulden and Miss Edna
ay -ie.
Me'mbe s.of',the: Presbyterian
W:.'M.'S a ed the Thankoffer
ng meeting at hitechurch on
Wednesday afternoon, •
ac cott an
-e ed Li ri•eet'
ing ai, .St: Paul's•C.hurch,,Wing
hahi last 'Sunday when'the Rt.
and ""baby' J.ennnifer'from Leaii;t n ;-
ton visited with•Mr .and 1'1rs:
ome a rno t David Dawson and Jackie chi
week end: A11 were' guests .a,L
Mr. and Mrs.—Wayne 1)urriin for
Sunday dinner. '
exlend�'
i"f Blair;an,..,
rch- Worn
hcoir.
Mrs., .Minnie Jones, Dungannon,
;.
and Miss Mae Davies from Clip.
on .ha'dd the, followang'relatives to
Visit them; on Friday; great , great
grand -nieces', Barbara Wendt
from Chicago and'Sbaron Galetti..
frotn Detroit ,and great great • .
grand nephew.
Vern Bolen, alSo2.
from, Chicago, with his• father,
tseph Bolen of.Detroit
On•Saturday Stewart Argent;
Blyth and Albert Hunking; Detroit.'
d-1�1
Mr.'and Mrs F1.. J L'. 'Eedy
and Miss .Roseriiary Eedy, visited'
t Strathroy-w-ith .14and Mrs
aek Eedy•a►i'd family.
All Library books should' be in
by,October 30 1 fore tih-c
nextpiingar non pick itp and eX::
hange by the 11,uron County Lib-
rarian
offered
r < Mc
rid the
;tttrodiic
1+'catrice
r5 Told'
'taken tri
in.j;ipatt
rl'yererna•'
of nstbii
tid pres.
ft rtl
anile
;s .d the
a•fnoti
day.
Miss. Beryl Elliott of New Lisk
ard'�: sitrn Yelattves
rid friends, in this vicinity , and
n Wednesday, was a dinner• guest:,
f Mrs, A. J:: •Sherwood••
13 b1 edy_of
pronto spent the week end at tete
fonner's parents' fiorne'here.
Miss Beth McConnell ,accompan.
ed WS, '•Ernitt Anderson, Mr's.
lfred
Nobel and Mr. Bveret
Miss Ruthie' 13ere° front yinds.or
spent WednesdaAy evening..a't ier'
home here, and .also attended • the
Carlow: Craft• Fair where:her work
in Macrame belts Wa;li hangings
and sewing was displayed, ,,, She, -
returned.t'o University on Tlturs-•
day. morni.ng ..
On Saturday evening Mr. 'and
Mrs--,'-Palmer--•Kilpatrick•, Ago -
Court ,
gn-court, Mrs. Jack ,MCDOnagh•`arid
Mrs . • Alex:•Andrew`,' Luc'know'.,Visit.-
.ed a.t-the:ho'me'of lgrs. Cecil
fila ke :.
•Oi► -October alst rt was interest - .
ing t note "the number of young •
•people who,came Out .to vote,
and.others'not so young like Mrs.
I\linnie •cones in her 02ndyear..
BROWN1ENEWS
On Tuesday', October 19th the
1st Lu.c•know. Brownie Pack opened
their meeting with a,singing..•
game "You Recognize A. Brownie
ney -Thompson was Fairy
Queen, so was fiiven the :crbwii to
Wear during.the meeting. While
`ip i3r. -.nae ng t o .iters 'colaec't
ed Fairy Gold'a'nd.did inspection
in their own'Six:.
' Ar Pow Wow Lori Mc'k.irii show-
ed how•she 'had used a sqiash plus
been vi •some other artie-lcs to rtiake,,
eric , to Surat
ord on T.hursdilyy They. attended
he funeral of thefr.cousin, Mrs;
envy Johnston (nee B. Gibson), .
and Mrs, Ross Eedy spent._.
he week end in Windsor �visitii g
he latter's brother Father 3011 ,1.
at'p., •
Garold Campbell frotma Kam
cps British Colurribta, has
tell holidaying -this;.w.k.:with
4 patents, Mr. ,and. Mrs; Dynes
duck to pass, one of her tests in
Golden '.13.0.r 'work. We sang llapp'y.
Birthday to. Mary Lynn Ciiyley,.•
T.everle-y Wvilkit'ts ==rind --l ebra ---
Arnold. • 'We .then ia.de our•final
plans, for the Hallowe'en Party
next week. Shannon' Forjett was•
made Seconder for the Sprites.
For. work.petiod Brown'Owl did
while the tweenies watched.
Tawny Owl :tested'soine of t.iiel
Golden Bar Brown'ies and Lorrain
Little , Debra Arnold , Marilynne'
Maclntyre , Anne 'Alton and Suz
arine Kirkland passed their test ,
for singing God Save the Queen
and Debra , Marilynnc and Suz-
anne also passed their test for 'C
4nada ,
We'elosed out niectinu with the
Squeete and Taps.
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ONTARIO
;PAGE. ELEVEN
A"SINCERE
to .all; 'wbc; worked.• as volunteers in my ,
organization ,...and also: to all those; who
supported me at the polls.
• Lour Boyce
Rev . Orland- Lindsay , Bishop o#'
Antigua ; was the guest speaker.
Mrs, Frank •Maulden will be •
the November hostess. for the
H. W.I. This will be,a backwards
meeting.
surgery. We wish hirci ' improved
health,
•
Mrs. • Marretta Hodgins• has` re-
turned home afte'spending some
tirne with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth '.
Hodgins and family at *Niagara-.
Mr. and -"Mrs: e rt Hatdetiby
attendedthe funeral, of the late
George Allen at.•Shelbourne
.,1741d -d -i ...•• •
• Mr. . and; Mrs. Howard Bennett
of Toronto spent the week. end • .
with her parents Mr, and Mrs;
Art Haldenby.
We are sorry to `report : that •
Spence McFarl: n `has been :a
pat the Win sham and .Dist'
g..•
der Hospitah•where he underwent
•
Mrs•; Art Ha'l
denby and George
•Haldenby attended ,the gradua-.
tion of his grandson.Allan Spar ' .
1*ng t -the -Walkerton and District
High School on Friday ;evening. •
Mrs. Marretta : Hodgins had.
.g
'members :of her. :family from De
ttroit Wirth her duriin rhe w
They also visited :with their' roth'_
ei'•Sarn. Stanley?: who is a patient
in the Wingham and District host•
-pital and :Other relatives here._
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We're: very proud of, Our new building.} NOW, in
conjunction: with ATLAS FUR . TANNING &'
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join us at our annual Factory Outlet ;Sale. `:Our new
building has been 'constructed for your shopping
pleasure -. a 'country. atmosphere • with' lots of
beautiful scenery and huge parking'area. Because of
our new 'facilities, we are '.able' to offer .you :prices
direct from our own ,processing and manufacturing
plant.
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Th' .
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FRESH, CiDER
1#OMEMADE hou,e _,CO.OKI S
• are on the
,
Oct 3 Nov;,'
YouiI: find one . of Canada'si lent
••selections Of. blankets, sheepskin rugs;:
sheepskin toys, 'ladies' and man's suede
and leather coats, hats; iloices and
ries+plus many new high fashion,
• nines never offered before.
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