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LDH .Cgdets Held
*Map. Exercise
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boys were equipped with 2 -way
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spots in Ashfield Township. Each
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EINERS
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Ir. and Mrs. Barry McQuillin
[Jill of Kitchener spent Sunday
11 Mr. and Mrs. Fred McQuilliti.
Lr. and Mrs. Alvin, Hamilton
I Larry Salkeld visited last
Ac -end in Toronto with The
n family.
Irs.. Emnia Kimbal . of Hyde
it an aunt of Mrs. Jack Hewitt
Blackhorse, is Visiting this week
h ,Mrs.. C. Shadclick of Luck -
v. The ,'ladies were friends
an the • Shaddick• family lived
Hyde Park a number of years
n a' recent 'letter from Mr -s:
Ala, Hall of Detroit, •she men-
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enjoyed. good health ,for some
ke, wishes to be remembered
all her good friends here, Where
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LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH
Rev: Howard. W. !)
' Strap •
Minister
SUNDAY- FEBRUARY 23
060' a,rn. Sunday School
11:00 a.m., Morning Worship
THE MASTER'S MEN
(2) Nathaniel •
kime.orimmiiimearmoasrsima:emonaolf
Lucknow
Presbyterian Church
Rev. Roderick 'MacLeod
• ' Minister '
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY ` 2;
10:04); km, 'Sunday Sehooi •
11:0 etikc; .Morning Worship
A. F. (Alf) Mitchell of 'Kirkland.
Lake, says it is now the "fifty
years ago column" which gives
him the most news. .
Mr.' and Mrs.' R. A.. ThomPson
and ,.sons John and Robert. of
Windsor spent • theweek-end at
the home of Mrs. R. If. Thornp-
Sop. , .
Ray McGuire of-' Ripley and his
brother, .Howard', McGuire f
Guelph, are on an extended 'visit
"in the southern states including
California. •
James' J: Houston' of Newinar-
ket visited the first of the week
at 'the home Of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Houston.
• Mrs. Millicent Bowles of .Lon-
don:spent the week -end 'here with'
her. 'mother,' Mrs. David .Hackett,
and other relatives. 'Mrs. Hackett
will. ,be in the spring.
Mrs. Ron • Rothwell of Norwood
spent the weekend'' here and on
her return was accompanied by.
her 'mother, Mrs: Ed Thom, who
will visit hi Norwood ,for a couple.
of weeks. .•
Stewart Cameron of Buffalo says
he' still enjoys The Sentinel al-
though he never .knows When he.
will receive it --. sometimes 'with-
in three days and Sometiines
three. weeks.
and. Mrs. Worden Howald,
Harold, Billy and Ricky visited
on the week -end . with .Mr. and
MrS:—Arthur--,Howald---in—Treriton,
Ontario. On their way' home they
called on Mr, and Mrs. JOe How-,
aid in Toronto. , . .
Mrs. Wm. Corbett of Toronto
writes:. "i look forward to re-:.
ceiving the paper each week with
:the news 6f the home town, but
each year bring8 more unfamiliar
names, and at the same time
mcssing'severtil names of old' time
friends and neighbors who have
passed on," '
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By The Sentinel.
THAT, effective Monday, MarCh.
2nd the. subscription 'price of
The. Sentinel will be •$4.00,,, plus
an additional dollar for postage
on subscriptions to United States.
Subscriptiong which expire lat=
...er in 1964; tnayalso be renewed'
at the present rate . to Feb-
ruary 29th. The .office will . be
Open. all day Saturday, Febru
ary. 22 and 'Saturday, February
29th, as. actually has been the
case ;practically all winter. '
THAT, Irwin' Campbell had a
freak in the animal .world which
,• he showed us ' last week. It
•.was a' "little 'pig, born with. a
., Combination of abeut.. three low-
er. jaws and three tongues, one
of them much as if the little
•pdt-Iter was starting- 'tO blow
:bubble gum. It was such a
mouthfulthat: this freak • of a
litter .of '14„ - couldnot feed' or
, swallow and soon ,sticcanbed,
Otherwise it was quite 'normal,
THAT Mr. and Mil. Ralph Cam
, eron of Ashfield attended the
'graduation of their daughter
' Marilyn, who received her, Ex-
ecutive Secretarial Diploma at
.Lougheed's graduation dinner
dance which was held at the
'Coronet Motor Hotel, Kitchener
on Friday evening, February .14:
afiryliTbeen—ein-P1W-61
The Workmen's Compensation
Board of Kitchener since De-
cember.
,THAT Mrs, 'D., MacLean 'of
Peoria, BC., writes: "My.
.daughter and 1 enjoy keeping
up on the news. and the •com-
ings and goings �f our relatives`
in ' Lochalsh,* Amberley, Ripley,
etc. After we 'have readeach
issue of the paper we pass it
..tni to an old friend, W. J. "pill"
MacKenzie, a retired bridge en-
gineer, who was born and rais-
ed in that part' of the country
and now lives in beautiful Vic-
' toria,q,•
For: 'Wot�r .•
Licences
There's less than ten days to
go to obtain your 1964 licence
Plates and the new :style drivers
licences, :and those who , delay
much -longer (as, have we) may
find themselves in' the "line-up,"
The 'final day •, for obtaining
•plates is Friday, February 28 and
Transport . Minister Irwin HaSkett
has announced there will be no
extension of this deadline. • '
Locally, the 'issuing office at the
residence, of Mr. and Mrs. H. D.
Thompson will be open evenings
next week, Monday thru Friday,
from 7:00 to 8:30 pm. as a _con
venience to those who find it dif
ficult to obtain their plates during
the daythne hours. The new type
driver's licence is obtainable at
the local issuing office, in case
any confusion still exists in this
regard. Thereafter they will be
'renewable on the driver's birth-
day for three-year. periods.
Births
PRITCHAItD — in *Ingham lios-
pital on Thursday, February 13th,
to Mr. and Mrs, John Pritehard,
R4 1 LucknoW, SO11.
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ENJOY PANCA.K.ES'.
ON SHROVE TuEspAy.
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The Anglican congregation in'
Lucknow have been making good
uSe Of .their Parish Hall and about
100 local, residents will attest to
the quality tithe pancakes serv-
ed up by the ladies of, the W.A.
at their Shrove Tuesday supper
last week. -
Following, the pancake super,
another of the regular card par-
ties was held with 'the following
winners: shoot, high, Mrs. Les
Purvis, Fred Jackson; low, Mrs.
,Ross Gammie, Mrs. George San-
ders; euchre, high,' Mervyn Hod-
gins, Mrs. E. Lewis; low, Mrs.
Wilfred. Famish,. Hughie ,Johnston.
Mrs. Richard Martin won the
chair prize. The oldest lady pr
•ent was Mrs. « Margaret Sproul
and the ,oldest gent, Wiliam Buc-.
kingham.
Is Your Subscription Renewed?
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ronecsnacraccennOnesoneonoOME
ListoWel, Ontario
Have a number of openirigs for
Female
Plant Workers
Good wages, working . conditions,
cafeteria facilities ‘and- insurance •
benefits. are available. •
A Company Representative
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Will Be In Attendance. At The
Legion Hall,/
Lucknow
' From 7:00 to 9:30 p.m.,
Wednesday,
February 26
For ,The Purpese Of Intel-Wei/kw
3000000000=0000.01nterested PersOns:
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MRS. KEN 'SHOWER
HOSTESS.
FOR- BABY 1 TUESDAY
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Mrs. Ken Barger, Lucknow,, was
hostess. on Tuesday night of last
week for a baby shower oin ton- •
our of Mrs. Bill. Sanderson Of the •
village: Mr'. and Mrs. Sanderson
reside above Button's Meat Mar-' •
About 15 friends, many. 'fellow
employees at Lucknow Wood Pro-
ducts, attended the surprise show-
er ,and a pleasant' evening was "en-
joyed by those present.
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SUFFERED 'FATAL. ATTACK
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Elliott
and Mr. and Mrs. Orville' Thomp-,
Son of Amberley attended the
funeral of Mr Walter Fujarczuk / • '
in Toronto, .„-Thursday, February •
13
Mr. -Ftijarczuk employed 'by the
Elliotts• clied on the way to Kin,
cardine Hospital where Mrs. • •
liott .was taking him following a
heart seizure that morning, Feb-,
rua.ry 10, at their farm:
.11e was. 41 . years old and is
survived by three brothers in
Coqcsville•
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ZION
/An and Mrs. Jim - McKay of
Port Elgin orisiterl Saturday with
Yin and Mrs. Wesley Ritchie. -
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hackett
and boys visited Sunday with Mr.
and4s: Ross Errington of St.
Helens. •
Church will be at 11:15 next
Sunday as it is communion,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shropshall
and boys visited Sunday with Mr. •
and Mrs. Nelson Raynard.
Jim, Hunter, Frank Ritchie) Dou-
glas Hadkett,, Douglas Raynard,,
Bill Hunter and Charlie Wilkins
were seen on Sing Time on 'Sun-
day. •
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