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ARE CELEBRATING THEIR
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MONDAY, A G. 30 TO SAT., SEPT. 4; 1976
THROUGHOUT!
DURING THIS WEE DISCO
Blue Jeans
$5.00
PAIR Chemical Spraying Products
Corn, Grain & Grass Seeds
ALL TYPES OF '
Fencing Material
-REG $22.00 CASE
$ 00 50 LB
SW • CASE
Contractors -See us for
quantity Rates
All Common Machinery Parts
Plough Points, Cuhivotor Teeth, Coulter,
Mould Boc!rds, floorings & Sprockets,
Cheju, Electrical *plies, Tools.
Green Coveralls, Work Shirts,
Work Pelts, Lifted Work Skirts,
Dress Shirts.
All At Greatly Reduced:Prices .
We, carry a complete line
of Sanitation Products for the 'Farm,
(Milkhouses, etc.) and
All Veterinary Supplies
Besides,oui Common
Line of Ploughi;-tvitivators,
Discs, Corn Menders,
.Combiaes, Hay* & Harvest
Equipient
GOVT APPROVED SAFETY,
Work Boots .00
Work Boots
STE E L TOE IL SOLE
'REG 38.00 $ IT 111 .00
$32."
INSULATED
Trucker's Boots
$ 00
Thermal Wear :4E:0
TOPS DRAWERS
2 '90
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HOUSt,HOLD - INTERIOR-EXTERIOR
W HITE, RED
Pa hit Wit GREEN $SO 4 • GAL.
ALL TYPES OF .FARM
Equipment Pilot 19.1./GA:.
'Stabling tqiiipment.,14.:SOplies.
WATER BOWLS, ETC.
Air Compressors and
Accessories : SPRAY GUNS. ETC
All Gloves, Socks etc.
Reduced for our Opening
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the absence of Mr. Kay.
Little Migs Robin Willis of Newry
visited last week with her grand-
mother Mrs. Doris ,Willis and Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Willis and Lyle. She
returned home on Stntday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bev Kay, Wendy
and Graham on Saturday attended
a family picnic at Petrolia and on
Sunday Mr. Kay preached at
Petrolia and Dawn Presbyterian
Churches.
Mr. Sandy Fryfogle of Stratford
spent Saturday evening at the
manse on his way to preach at
Gorrie church.
Miss. Clara Milligan accompan-
ied her friend- Wendy Kay on the
weekend to Petrolia.
A special*” congregational meet-
ing will be held Friday evening,
September 3 at 8.30 at the church
to decide what course the congre-
gation wish to follow with respect
to ministerial services following the
completion of Mr. Kay's term of
appointment' next summer.
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!1! PAGE FOURTEEN THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,ONTARIO WEDNESDAIf, SEPTEMBER.
OLIVET
Paula and 'Larry HOffman of.
Lucknow spent a few days last
,w,fek visiting ,with Mr. and. Mrs.
Ray Hamilton and family.
A speedy recovery is extended to
both Bob Blackwell. and, Bill
Vandeiival, who are .patients in
hospital in Kincardine and. London.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Black
returned on Satprday evening, from
a two weeks', holiday in Vancouver,
visiting with their son's, Dave and
Visiting on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs: Ray Hamilton and family and
with Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGuire
and 'family were Mr. and Mrs.
David King and 'Pam of Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bennett and
family of Burlington returned home
on Sunday evening after spending
the past three weeks at their
summer home here.
Fractured Hip
In Fall
• WHITECHURCH NEWS •
•
This community was shocked to
recently learn that Carman Farrier
of Long Branch had the misfortune
to fall while doing caretaking duties,
at the church, which resulted in a
broken hip and other injuries. His
many friends here wish Carman a
*very speedy, recovery.
Visitors on Sunday with Wilford
Clipperton and John---and-- Mrs.
Bessie Mullis were Mrs. Marg
'Cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Bernard and baby Jeab, all of
Thorndale; Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Mullis and Adam of Ingersoll; Mr.
and Mrs. Neil Faw, Steven, Susie,
Joan ,and Laura, Thorndale; Miss
Jenna Mullis, London and Ed
Hoge, Thamesford. Steven Faw
remained for a holiday on the farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tiffin were
Sunday afternoon callers at the
same home.
Mr- and Mrs. Fred Davis and
Dana. of Windsor are visiting with
her mother, Mrs. Garnet. Farrier.
Mr. and Mrs. Al IngliS, Robert
and Albert of Ottawa, holidaying in
the area, spent Sunday evening
and Monday with Mr. and Mrs:
Bev Kay, Wendy and Graham. Mr.
Sandy Fryfogle also visited at the
same home.
• Mr. 'and Mrs. Eric Evans of Hyde
Park on Sunday visited with his
parents,- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Evans
and was accompanied here by Mr.
Evans' niece and nephew from
England who leave for home on
Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Evans
also visited with her mother, Mrs.
Robert Donaldson of Brucelea
Haven, Walkerton.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hunter and
Trevor of London visited Wednes-
day to Sunday with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Conn.
While here they attended the
funeral, of his uncle, the late Jas.
Curran.
Mrs. Earl Caslick was .a weekend
visitbr with Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Taylor and while there 'celebrated
baby Trisa's first birthday. Mr.
and Mrs. Russel Ross; granclpar:
ents,, also helped celebrate.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace Conn were Mr. and
Mrs. ,Douglas Conley and Jason of
Wingham, Rev, and Mrs. Robert
Johnston, Sara and Mark •of
Lancaster.
Dr. Alma Armstrong and Mr.
Armstrong of Culross . on Wednes-
day entertained Mr. and' Mrs. Herb
Hunter and Trevor of London, Mr.
and Mrs. Doug Conley and Jason,
Wingham and Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Conn in honour of Mrs.
Conn's birthday.
On Sunday at Lingside and
,Whitechuich Reverend. R. C.
McCallum, assistant minister of
Knox Presbyterian Church, Goder-
ich, had charge of the services in