The Lucknow Sentinel, 1964-11-11, Page 12PAGE TWELVE
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. THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ' ONTARIO '
WHITECHURCH
weekend with her father 1Vtr.; AY'
thug Moore•
Brother Passes presented With. Rocking. Chair
• Word was received here on Sat,on Saturday evening, November �n King of Tees
urday evening that M. William 7th the Fordyce school section D
McInnes of, Walkerton had' passed held' a euchre party in the School, water visited on Sunday with Mr.
away, Mr 11Ichnnes' iso a' brother Mrs. Tom and Mrs. Walter Ai'Scott, Valerie
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Wg.,DNESDAY, NOV. 11t, '1lM
pet cat. along.. Their address , is.
1050 North. Point, Apartment 707,
San Francisco Z: 9.4100, California,
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Mr,. Brim King and his grand-
mother Mrs. ,
of Mr, in honour of Mr.... andand Andrea IUng.
Orville Tiffins ofr this McInnes
village, M s; O'Malle • , who have sold. their:
•�' win- Mrd anl:. Mrs, Thos. MRrrison,
farm and will soon.. be leaving Mr, nd Mrs t eorge , Mor, Mr,
wife, the former Lexy Kennedy this communityto spend this
ofi this; community, is left to mourn ds + ter with his sister m Sarnia, There Arthur Moore, Ir. and Mrs, Jas.
his loss. This community y extends were 10. tables. of. cards; and. 2 McInnes; Mrs. Orville Tiffin, Nir.
to these relatives their sincerest of crokinole. Mrs. •George Fisher and Mrs, Victor Ernerson were
s.M . Walter Ja was High lady, and High man at the funeral parlours. Walker-
mese . London,. joined
was Mr, Clarence , Gibbons, . A ton on Sunday evening, where the
Eddie Johnson, Preston, joined 'remains oi� the late Mr. Billic
prize was given for the couple
Mr. George Fisher in` the deer ;McInnes rested.
having a wedding anniversary on Mr and Mrs. Stewart Co eland
hunt here the , .fust of the weep , ,
November 7th or the date nearest ; .
and, werer.on successful. 'in obtaining and Kevin. .of Toronto spent the
t ' deer the first dal, After 'tee the winnMr. and ers of Harold
Gaunt.
week -end with her parents Mr..'
the 3 day .deer hunt, They took p ` and Mrs. Charles Robinson, and
a trip to Burks Falls, Mr.,
lr. James
M d Mrs, O Malley were ad -
Dow and p
Robinson Nelson Do w presented, theca with I , --- •-•�-
r: an . .. his arenas Mr. and Mrs, 'Barco •
and Mr. Johnson returned to their dressed by Mr. Ivan Copeland of Wroxeter
• � Messrs.' Charles. R ,b' son and
homes' on Sunday •
Mrs. 'Irene Patterson' of ' Toron- a beautiful swivel rocking chair.
to .spent the week -end with her Mr. and; Mrs. O'Malley thanked ` giving. wA 1 yp for
would -beanbrother Mr. Charles Taylor, .On their. friends. acid neighbours for.
Saturday. :she went to Walkerton appreciated gift in. your loved
the' kindness shown them with: one's Christmas stocking;
and brought her mother Mrs. Ta your choosing
Who
�' ttie presentation of the gift as snow for delivery
lor, who is at Brucelea Haven, a fond remembrance which they anytime before Christmas, The
home' for the da' . We are ha
Po l h i ppy Mrs, Mima ranee hie accom_ j Lucknow Sentinel, ' /phone 528-
would: cherish..' Lunch •was .served.
to re rt Mrs, Ta hors is en oyi�ig , ,' 3X34, :
very good. health even though con-. panied' ' Miss Olive Currie to San. C'
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fined to" a. wheelchair... Francisco where they will spend •
Mr., and Mrs. Walter James and the • winter, as they took their is . Your Subscription itenewed?'
lace Miller and Mrs.: Ross awn -
HELENS . , mie. ' The., travelling shoot prize
was . 'won by. Mrs'. Allan Cran-
Remembrance . Pay ; Service . ; stop, and 'Rodger Pannabecker
A good crowd' attended the. Re was. top student playing. •
embrance Day Seriiice on Sun- t.
day.' in the St. Helens hall.: Mr.
Harley Moore had charge of the
service :'and delivered an approp-`' fl I1L 7 .
riate. address. Musical. 'numbers ! Mrs. Leonard Machines return-
•: were given by the St. Helens { :
ed" home from Wmgham. Hospital
choir with Mr. E. W. Rice as, on Friday. .•
soloist The Lucknow Legion . and
. � Allan MacDougall of
Auxiliary, were in attendance. The < was home ,for the week -end.
last post was, sounded by. Douglas Nancy .Burt ' is a ; patient ' in.
• Dickie. Wreaths were placed by i:win"gham and District Hospital
various . organizations •with, pneumonia.
Mrs, Tena Dayman of Brue
c! °
Miss Helen Campbell of Kitcl-
1`ieId is visiting • with Miss ,'Mary 'ever spent .the week -end with her
Murray.' ; parents, . Mr. and Mrs... Harold
Mr. and Mrs: Allan Miller, Campbell.. '
Douglas. and .' Lori • ;were Sunday ' The third meeting on "Des-
visitors 'with. Mr and Mrs. Willis • serts'', sponsored b y Kairshea
Corrigan at Barrie. ,,W.I., ,is.' planned . for this Thins-
dayMr. and Mrs. 'Irvin IYICCabe'of evening, November i2th at
'Windsor Were Saturday visitors. the home of Mrs. Evan Keith.
•j Over thirty
with Mr. and. Mrs:.. Fred M�Qui1- w young "People from
lin and Mr. and °Mrs, Frank Mc South; Kinloss and Lucknow : Pres-
Quilln. ; byterian churches met in South
Kinloss Sunday evening. Rev,' Mr..
1Vfti. Gordon Pannabecker . e f MacLeod in his ,address on r‘Re-
Ftidgetown spent the week -end membrance ' Day" showed h o w
with his mother Mrs. Don . 'l?an- ,much we owe, to those .Who fought
nabecker. "' for the freedom we now enjoy.
Mr., Ed Blackwell is a patient Remembrance Da by n y readings were
in Winghaf' and District Hosni given Miss Kathy ,MacLeod
tat. after' an accident at • Lorne and Tony., Johnstone,' and Roddy
Woodsy farm. MacKenzie contributed ' a " piano
-Nine tables. enjoyed the' Shoot, instrumental.
Party at S.S. No. 4 on Tuesdays
evening. High prizes went to Mrs. +
Rice
with is gn
erant, only o
osotation prizegoingto Wat different sublec�
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ati's your stand; on registering life'
insurance policies to claim certain
income tax deductions?
Mr. Campbell
If it's possible, I'm all for it!
Interviewer
You'll be pleased to know. you:
May 'register any Mutual Life
policy, except Term, .under , the
Income 'Tax Act Subject to
certain limitations; the savings,
portion of your premium can
then; be deducted from your tax-
able income
ax-able'income each year.
Mr. Campbell
It seems to rite that everybody
should know. about this!
Interviewer • •
You're right! Particularly people
who are building a pension for
themselves.Even people now
contributing to a company
pension plan may qualify for.
further, tax relief.
REPRESENTATIVE.:
US, lit
Mr. Campbell,
Look, I'd like to check into
this. before I file my 1964 re-
turn. Where can I get 'coriplete—
information? :
Interviewer
Just all your ' nearest Mutual
Life representative.
The Mutual Life
ASSt 11ANCE COMPANY OF' CANADA
HIAD OTPIC='. WArtdroo.oNtAnlo/*t1AsusHto toAo
WJACK- SALTER,* •
299 PRANCES STREET.,
• ,'WINOHAM, ONTARIO.
• PHONE: 357.2740