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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-12-22, Page 7IP IP IP .0. IP IP THE SHOP WILL 'BE CLOSED FROM DECEMBER 22nd 'TO JANUARY 2nd Ir /r . dor dip SEE .us NOW FOR.. SPArt ON i'.• Pitooer Chain Saws We now have precision equipment to sharpen sour saw chain. Eliminate guess-work by having correctly= sharpen your equipment. 4..• chow Machine Sho PHONE 528-3835 RIPLEY ABATTOIR. Custom Butchering — Curing and Smoking oiling and Wrapping — Sausage Making — Fast Freezing HOGS AND CATTLE ON MONDAYS CATTLE ONLY ON FRIDAYS Have cattle in on Thursday for Friday's kill Two Big Coolers, Wo Are Able To Hang Your Beef From I • To 3. Weak' — Whatever Your Requirementi Are For Rome Freezers We Sell Choice Home Killed Beef, Pork and Lamb In Any Quantity At Lowest Marketing Prices AU. MEATS ARE GOVERNMENT INSPECTED FOR YOUR . PROTECTION ' CHAS. 1100IS1VIA, PROP. ABATTOIR 3954905 STORE 395-2961 DS ciiii HOLIDAY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26th, 1973 BOXING DAY OVE'S - LAST GIFT REMEMBRANCE Whither It's a MONUMENT.* MARKER W INSCRIPTION You ,ire: reomimborIng a loved ono.. PRIDE t SON LTD. • HELP YOU, DECIDE ON' YOUR . MEMORIAL REQUIREMENTS II .00DERICH - De nom me - 524-87.61, OW EL appy t represe expect Mat his ever, things is, I kn is the re a 10 sta other :an be. of part of facilit Com s' the st 'area the.ciu tillage that Is :ky to iso m !ea sac P I hereby proclaim BOXING DAY, WEDNESDAY, DECEM- BER 26, 1973 as a CIVIC HOLIDAY, GEORGE JOYNT, Reeve EETI,L\TO As the children nestle down to Christmas dreams, we extend happy wishes to you and your family, .4x FAIRVIEW DAIRY THERE WILL .BE HOME DELIVERY ON BOTH MONDAYS DECEMBER 24 AND DECEMBER 31 WE .SERVICE ., WE.HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF. 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Mrs: Burt celebrated her 90th birthday with her family in the Library. The Salvation Army sponsored a 'movie on November 10 - 'Com- edy "The Old Lady" then "The Little Drummer Bby". This was a pleasure to us in the Golden Age. On November 14 a Euchre' • party was held , assisted by the Catholic Women's League. Priies were given and lunch serv- ed in the Tuck Shop area., Rev. and Mrs. Lake of Mildmay visited the elderly in Brucelea. The' many Kincardine residents were happy to meet their former minister. Mr. and Mrs. Burt celebrated. their 63rd wedding anniversary on November, 15th in the auditorium , with over 50 residents attending. One huge candle burned on the beautifully decorated table, while ,Don Moore spoke and took pic— tures. The delicious cake was cut by Mrs.' Burt and we.all enjoyed it.. Tea was served to all present. The residents were delighted to see Dr'. Robinson visiting in, the Home after his illness. ' The Social Workers of Sacred Heart School have been assisting with bingos, closing with tea and cookies. 'The Gideons had a prayer, ser7. vice on November 13th. Then slides were shown of Siere Leone by Mr. D. Pleitsed, a missionary on fUrlough;from South Africa , some showing the breaking of the soil With a tractor.. There was real beauty on the roadside with wild flowers. Mrs. Helen Stewart is busy help. ing the residents working in the Craft Room on Christmas, gifts. On November 19th the Hartley Hotel sponsored a Smorgasbord dinner for the residents at the Hartley Hotel assisted 'by the Rot -: ary Club. This was a real treat , followed by'a band concert and square dancing, with anything, you wished as a beverage, at the newly renovated Central Hotel. Then a bus trip home closed a perfect day. People of BruCelea are grate- 'ful for the services in the Chapel. - Rev. Father Walsh and Father Mezzaros Rev. H; W. O'Kell , Baptist Church;. Rev. John Bell, Presbyterian ChurCh; Rev... Dookram, Trinity Lutheran;,Rev. Carver and the Salvation Army df Hanover. We are. glad to have the Gideons for prayer services in the evenings; and, Rev, C. N. Carber of St. Thomas Anglican Chuich for., prayer service in the evening, also Communion. Highlights to the residents were when' Ripley Senior Citizens and their talent came on November 22nd. The auditorium was crowd. ed for the program: master of ceremonies, Reg. Moore; sing- song led by Reg Moore; violin selection, Frank Scott; ladies sex, tette , Mrs. Frank Fair, Mrs. Mary CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 PAGE SEVEN