The Lucknow Sentinel, 1962-06-13, Page 12A
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,Mondays.: Bogs, .$2.00 In, by 4:00 p.tn.
Cutting' and Wrapping; 2c pound
CATTLE, CALVES and. LAMBS 'EVERY DAY,
EXCEPT SATURDAY • • .
We Do Curing and Smoking . Beef, Pork and ' Lamb.
Sold Whole, Half or Quarter .... For Better Service,
And • Lower. Prices `— Call' Ripley 100,
•Chas, Hooisma,, Prop.
MONUMENTS
-For sound counsel and' a fair , price ' on a monument
Correctly designed ' from ,quality material, •rely on
SKELTON MEMORIALS
Walkerton.
• .Pat O'Hagan,. Prop.
Established Over ' Sixty Years
Phone " 6381ws:m�
Ontario
NLRO55 CORNERS
Mr. • Ted • Haldenby,, and ' his
daughter, Miss Barbara Haldenby
left ' Toronto by train: g for Chau-
vin; Alberta, where they, will
visit at the home of Clarence
Haldenby.. Mrs. Ted •Haldenby,
Mrs.' Doug Halderiby accompan-
ied them to • •Toronto:
Mrs. Frank : Brown and :Reg'
..spent Tuesday evening at Wil-
Mr.-
Wil=Mr. • and Mrs. Ezra Stanley &
family spent the week -end in
:: Detroit and attended the gradu-
ation'• of Miss Bonnie. Stanley,
On: Wednesday
mesda Mr: and Mrs
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Morley Wall took Elda to Tor-
onto where she -entered the . Gen-
eral Hospital there for heart
tests. ...She was abbe ' to be
brought home 'Friday eyening
:and spent the week -end at her
.home herex `.before returning to
London.
The Kinloss .Scouts and Cubs
held their picnic Saturday after-
noon at. Holyrood. 'when they en-
tertained their parents and
friends. ' ,A ..good ;time Was 'en-
joyed..
Sever.:al .frons the community::
•attended, the , :Trade Fair at
Wingharn.
Sunday' visitors • with Mr. and
Mrs. , •.Toro Stewart were, Mr.'. &'
Mrs. • :Gerald •Stewart, Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Stewart . and family,
all of Kincardine, Mr. and •Mrs.
Ronald Stanley and farnily,
loss and Mri Mac: McPherson
children, 8th ..Con.
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■ THAT EVERY CANADIAN .has the right to a job ■:
' that will provide a good standard of . living. r
THAT THE FARMER must get an equitable , return,
from his labor • and capital, ' investment. ..
at IN AN ECONOMY 'wher~ein the small businessman is NI
i recognized as 'an indispensibie factor ' `in The
country's. welfare.
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IS A VOTE FOR PROGRESS
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Birthday Honors
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WEDNESDAY,.–JON
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Mr. P. 'A, Murray,• .reeve of
Kinloss Township attended Colin
ty Council during the week at
"Inverhuron. •
A family . gathering Was held'
onm Saturday evening to mark the
35th wedding anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Murray.
The 1LW.I, met at the Scout
hall on Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Lyman Sutton •Presiding,
An extention course, available to
the 'W.I.. was discussed • Red
Cross Canvassers were appointed
On July &th' the W,1, will. (be':