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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-10-31, Page 181111 1 11 1 II I I I I I 1 1 1 1 I I „huitirliit FULLY.AUTOMATIC " PUSH BUTTON DRYER Low heat combined with high air flow protects all washable fabrics. Fully illuminated leather and brushed aluminum control panel. Push button heat selections. Perma-press, regular and automatic dry cycles pamper' your clothes. Exclusive new filtering system provides dean air to dry your SIMPLICITY clean• clothes. All porcelain top — sunray element — safety door. — giant stainless steel in-door lint filter (154 square inches). 2 Year Parts Warranty — 5 Year 'Warranty on illuminated `kEpon" finished drum. Available in White, Avocado or Harvest Gold. 411, Malib AI. Simplicity THE HOME LAUNDRY SPECIALISTS Greer T.V. And Electric Lucknow Phone 528-3112 . CHRYSLER DODGE PLYMOUTH WINGHAM ONTARIO fall rally. The Christmas party was discus- sed sand it was decided to have a dinner party. Mrs. Elmer Black is 'delegate to the area convention. The November meeting will be at Mrs. Black's. Mrs. Lorne Ivers, in her usual stimulating manner discussed the motto "Wholesome Stones are the stepping Stones to great Nations". Four walls do not make a home. Love, consideration andlelp are stepping stones in the homes which lead to great nations. Lester Pearson, Nellie McClung and many others were prode4 of humble .homes but they coo buted much to our nation and the world . Everyone enjoyed the very eresting and beautiful pictutei shown by Mrs.. Zinn, They pictures taken on the farm tot of England, kotland and 4e1; last year. Following the singing of thI Queen and the Grace a lovely lunch was served by hostesies, Mrs. W. Rutledge, Mri, C, don and Mrs. W..Brown. eY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBERk. -PA411 EIGHTEEN,THEHI,ucKNow. 1.1,11CKNOV.V, ONTARIO ,..14 :".'Light Lodge Hid Annum!: Ladies' 'WOK - Variety Of Local Talent. Perform' 47c 53c <, • • 'ARNOLD'S GENERAL k STORE R.R.T Lucknow — Lanes — Phone 529-7248 SFolEill *LS" SUNKIST FROZEN LEMONADE 2 for 58c SCHNEIDER'S' SOFT MARGARINE, , 1% lb. tub POST GRAPE NUTS, 13 oz. Commencing. November 1st/store wilt, be closed at 9 p.m. Old Light Lodge, No. 184, Marked their annual ladies' night at .the Lucknow Legion Hall on Tuesday of last week„ The night is set ands, each year when the Masotp and their wives get togeth- er for a banquet , speaker and ' Frank Maulden of Kinloss'Town- \ ship., Master of Old Light. Lodge 'the group in a sing song. Frank. Ivlaulden introduced the head table guests, Mxs,. Matilden; Senior Warden Morgan Johnston and Mrs, Johnston; Junior Warden Ronald. Alton and Mrs. Alton; , Senior Deacon Alex Juba and Mrs. Juba; Junior Deacon William Mac- Pherson and Mrs'. MacPherson; Inner Guard Doug Marva and Mrs. Martyn; Senior Steward William Loree and Mrs. Loree; Junior Stew- ard Tony Johnstone and Mrs. Johnstone; Outer Guard Donald Simpson and Mrs.' Simpson; Im- mediate Past Master Frank Haw - thorne and Mrs. Hawthorne; Past Master Jack Fisher and Mrs. Fish- er; Past District Deputy Grand Master Dr. James Little and Mrs. Little; Past District Deputy Grand Master Alex Robertson and Mrs. Robertson; Chaplain, Wallace Conn; Director of Ceremonies , -William Evans and 'Mrs. Evans. , Ronald Alton proposed a toast to the ladies which was replied to by Mrs. Jim. Henderson. Morgan Johnston ekpressed * thanks to the ladies of St. Peters who provided the meal and this was replied: to by Mrs. Harvey Mole. The guest speaker for the even-, ing was Colin MacKenzie of Tor- onto , a member of the board of general, purpose of the lodge and 'a summer resident at Point Clark. He was introduced by Bob MacKerr zie.. Mr. MacKenzie spoke of the' value and good works of masonry with particular reference to the fact that the Mason.s established the first continuing blood donor clinic in the country. He also Mentioned the scholarships and aid for students which is provided by the lodge. Jack Fisher thanked the speaker. Frank Maulden made reference to the absence from the banquet of Secretary Thomas Salkeld and Mrs. Salkeld due to Mrs, Salkeld's illness in hospital. It was the first , year in many that Mrs. Salkeld was unable to provide the flowers for the tables, a contribu- tion she has P made to the banquet for many years: Thanks was ex-7. pressed to Mrs. Murray Culbert of the Ripley area , who upon learn- ing of Mrs. Salkeld's illneSs through Mrs. Morgan Johnston, provided a bouquet for each table. Frank Maulden acted as chair- man for a variety program of loc- al talent which included violin music by Elliott Carruthers, Mur- ray and George McDonald accom-: parried by Mrs. George McDonald at the piano; vocal duets by Mrs. Ted Page and Mrs. William Mac- Pherson of the 10th 'of Kinloss accompanied by Mrs. Duncan Simpson on the piano; a mono- logue by Mrs. Ro9ald Forster; musical numbers by Don Cameron. On sax and guitar', son Colin on trumpet and daughter Barbara on piano; Jim DeZeeuw of Teeswater with accordian music and humour; Cyril Brown on guitar and Mrs. William Scott on 'piano and accordian. Dungannon WI Mrs. Warren Zinn was hostess to the. Dungannon Women's Insti- tute for their October meeting.. Everyone was happy to have the president, Mrs. Harvey Alton back and feeling better. After the opening Ode and Mary Stewart ;:ollect a goodly number of mem- bers and friends answered the roil call.. A touch of nostalgia was felt as, "a verse from your school book" recalled many forgotten poems. The treasurer 4 report and cor-. respondence were dealt with. Mrs, W. Rutledge gave a report on the CRAWFORD MOTORS PHONE. 357-3862 1973 DODGE MONOCO 4 door hardtop, fully equipped 1979 CHRYSLER NEWPORT Custom, 4 door hardtop, fully powered with air conditioning 1969 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass; 4 door seclarf, V8 automatic with radio 1969 CHRYSLER 2 door hardtop 1969 FALCON 2 door, 6 automatic with radio .1969 FORD 4 door sedan, power steering and brakes and radio' 1969 METEOR 2 door *hardtop, power equipped and radio 1968 METEOR Rideau 500, 2 door.hardtop, 8 automatic power brakes and steering 1968 PLYMOUTH Satellite 2 door hardtop, 8 automatic with rod 1968 CHRYSLER 4 door sedan, power equipped and radio 1959 FARGO 1 ton stake • WOOD PANELS SIZE 4 FT. 'x 8 FT. 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