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Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, June 22, 1983—Page 6
LUCKNG SENTINEL
"The Sepoy Town"
Established 1873
I HOMAS A. THOMPSON Advertising
SHARON J. DIETZ Editor
PAT LIVINGSTON • Office Manager
JOAN HELM • Compositor
MERLE ELLIOTT • Typesetter
Manager
Business and Fditurial Office Telephone 528.2822
Mailing Address P.O. Box 4(X), Lucknov4 , NOG 2H0
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BL,E
RIBBON'
AWARD
Purple Grove couple attend MacDonald -Liddle wedding in Ripley
Susan and Courtnay Mac-
Donald, Janice and George
Miller of London, and Robbie
Farrell of Mount Forest,
spent the weekend with Jack
and Janet Farrell.
Doug and Shirley Mac-
Donald and family attended
the MacDonald - Liddle wed-
ding in Ripley on Saturday.
Margaret MacDonald of Ot-
tawa is visiting with
relatives here for a few days.
Sympathy is extended to
the family of the late Am-
brose Gamble.
A safe and happy holiday
to all the children who are
out of school on Thursday.
Letter to the editor
To the Editor:
In my letter last week thanking the canvassers for the
Canadian Cancer Society in Ashfield Township, l missed
three names: Isabel Hunter, Joanne Menary and Peter Van
Dyke.
I apologize for this error.
Rita Howard.
Jambo> '83 is only two weeks away and this Is your second
last op rtunity to participate In our Jamboree picture quiz.
Join in he fun. If you can correctly Identify any of these
picture of Lucknow area children, phone the Sentinel at
528-282
Howard and Marj Thomp-
son, John D. and Kathy Coll-
ing, Mike and Mitch, and
Darren MacDonald were
Sunday supper guests with
Bert Thompson of Purple
Grove. Howard stayed for a
few days.
Catherine Scott visited
with Harvey and Elizabeth
Nicholson and boys on Sun-
day.
Gertie Walsh visited with
Catherine on Saturday.
Don and Marilyn Reid at-
tended the MacDonald -
Carter wedding in Kinlough
on Saturday. On Sunday, the
Reid's visited with Don's
parents in Lucknow. Wilda
Parker, Jack and Julia
Parker also visited at the
same time.
Congratulations are ex-
tended to Mary Helen Mac-
Donald and Steven Carter
who were married on Satur-
day.
Norval and Isabel Stanley
spent the weekend at their
cottage. Sunday visitors with.
them were Betty and Art
Helm, Kelly and Jorey,
Morley and Deanna Scott
and Adeline Martyn.
Don Forster, Frances
Boyle, Don and Dick McCosh
attended the opening in
Hamilton on Tuesday of the
new Canola Crushing Plant.
Sympathy is extended to
the family of the late Irene
Colwell.
Happy Birthday to Todd
Thompson who was nine on
Saturday, and to Sheena
MacDonald who turned 10 on
Sunday.
Congratulations to Harvey
and Wilda Thompson on
their 40th wedding anniver-
sary. They were treated to
supper at Dunkeld on Satur-
day evening by Donna and
Fred Young of Dungannon.
On Sunday, Bob and Judy
Thompson took them out to
supper in Kincardine.
Kim MacDonald, 'Tim-
mins, has remained with her
grandparents for a three
week vacation while the rest
of her family has returned
home.
Don and Anne McCosh at-
tended the Orr picnic in Ar-
thur on Sunday.
The Purple Grove Bible
Study met at the home of
Bette McLeod on Tuesday.
Bfl*E THROUGH
HARVEST
BIG•TRACTOR
CAPACITY
The power, traction and capacity
of the 145 -hp 6620 speed up harvest
Perfect harvesting conditions or near -impos-
sible'? It doesn't really matter to the mighty
6620 The results are the same An outstand
ing job of gathering the crop, separating it,
and putting it in the grain tank as a top -grad-
ing sample The new HdrvesTrakTM combine
monitor makes it even easier to get those
results
No matter what your harvesting conditions,
you and your crop deserve a Titan 6620 Stop
by today Well show you the right headers to
match the 6620 and your crops
Call Bill or Dave today
To Show you these
SPECIAL HARVEST VALUES
Bill Shaddick
West of Blyth
The John Deere 3960 Forage Harvester
... for tractors up to 180 hp
For your big tractors, up to 180 hp, the 3960 is
the ideal harvester. Its power -efficient design
begins with 48 hungry knives that shear your
crop into a fine-cut, uniform forage
Since our cutterhead is an enclosed
drum, you won't have to worry about
material getting inside and sapping
horsepower. The segmented knives are
easier to replace and adjust than full -
width knives, too.
Blyth 523-4244 or
Exeter 235-1115
HURON
,jot,-'
JOHN OF IF
TRACTOR
WE'RE VERY Bab
011 SERVICE_
Dave Thomas
East of Blyth