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WEDNESDAY; JAN, 25th; 1961
E.LUCEsiTOW SEZITINEL, LUCKNOW. •ONTARIO
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PAGE MEV*
A. M., HARPER .
AND ,COMPANY
Chartered Accountants
West. Street
GODERIPH; ONTARIO
TelePhone JA 4-7662
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ROY N. BENTLEY
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PUBLIC
ACCOUNTANT.
GODERICII. ONTARIO
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Phone .TAcksori '4-952/ • •••.'
A. R. DU VAL'
D.C.,• Sp.C,
ChlroPractor.
Physio and Electro Therapist
Wingham --- Phone 300
(Office, located in former CKNX`
building on the Main Street)
400.44•0+9•40.••••"!1,44•••••!44,4,~4•9•Posso
114S(JRANCE
FIRE, WIND; CASUALTY'.
AUTOMOBIL:
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:AND LIFE
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„.Insure WithJack ;Today..,.
.1. A. McDONAGH
LLB.' 3, .Lucknow,, Out.
'Phone 0175, DungannOn.
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R. S. HETHERtNG*Iisis
Barrister' Etc.
•4. Wingham andLucknow
• IN LUCKNOW • •
Each Monday
and Wedneadity
Located le, the Municipal Office
" • 'Phone'Winghara
Office 48 •Residence 97
STATE FARM MUTUAL
AUTOMOBILE "
IINSURAIcE
Investigate Before Investing
KEUBEN WILSON
3, Goderich
Phone 80- r -Il• Dungannon
JOHNSTONE'S
FUNERAL 'HOME
'Phone 76
Day or Night'.
USE OF 'FUNERAL 110ME
•'At*NO Extra Cost
Moderate Prices
EStablishetl 1894: .
IMPERIAL'OIL.
PRODUCTS
•or prOinpt• service,
•and quality products,
• contact
.• GRANT cprisHOLm
''Phone collectDUllgannon 1944
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4."Always LOok To. IMperial•
.• • ,Por The. lEt est"
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•GERALD N.‘CROOKS
DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC
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Phone' 545
• KINCARDINE, ONTARIO
Office hours: **
Daily Monday to Saturday
Wednesday' a.m. ^
Evenings
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Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
McLENNAN, and.'
MacKENZIE
FUNERAL SERVICE
Services 'condueted accord-
• Um to' your wishesat yotu
Home, ,your 'Church; or at'
oar Memorial Chapel at no• •
additional charge. ••
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• Phone, 181, Lucknow,
• Day or Night
WINGHAM.
MEMORIAL SHOP
• We. Have Been Memorial
Craftsmen for Thirty -Seven
Years,•Always Using
•THE BEST GRANITES
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' Along With
• Expert Designing and
Workmanship.
Prices Most Reasonable
Cemetery Lettering a Specialty
R. A. -SPOTTON
'Phone 250,. Wingham, Ontario
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FIFTY YEARS
WED NEXT WEEK
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Mr- Ennis Comfort, Scoutmas-
ter • of Welland Ave. T.Jnited
church, St: 'Catharines was an
escort with time Queen scouts,
Keith 'Carnp.bell, Henry Hoghen
and Wilfred Hall • to the.. fan
home of •th twiner's, uncles,
Harold and Cecil Blake or the
week -end. They enjoyed hunt-.
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Mr. and Mrs. Norman. Kerr of
Newton were , Satiirdayvisitors
with Mr. .and Mrs. Jerry Clan -
Ston. •
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•'Miss. Patricia.' Pentland, ' stu-
dent nurse at -Stratford General
Hospital, was. home. with, her
Parents, Mr. and Mrs. •Frank
Pentland for the Week -end. •
• Mr.. and Mrs—Percy Blundell;
Goderich visited Sunday •,with
Mr, and. Mrs. Will Irvin• . '
Week -end visitors with Mr. &'
Mrs. Cecil Blake. were Mrs. D. S.',
Fines and Jim Blake of Toronto.
Erskine Presbyterian Church
Women's Missionary Society, held
the first •meeting of the year in
the church' on. January' 20th. Mrs.
Robert,McAllister presided, open-
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ing with prayer and scripture
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reading. Eight members were
Present. ,Programms 'for each,
mont were ,drafted. .Arrange-
thent were made 'for .a pot -luck
supper for the congregations' and
plans for • making a quilt. The
meeting closed .with' a hymn and,
the benediction..
• The United Church Women's
Association met at the home of.
Mrs.. Otto Popp for the January
meeting. Mrs:' • Clifford Crozier,
•president,:opened withthe. motto,
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K. J. MacIKENZIE, OM.' •
G ALAN WILLIAMS '
• Optometrist .
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Office on .Patrick' St,' just NOW IN RII'LEY
, .• •,off ••the Main St. in . EVERY. WEDNESDAY
' .-- WING11Ahil ' .. ' ' •••• -' . . • - '"" , ; •
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„Professional Eye Exarriination Office Hours 10.00. a.m. to 9.00
Optical Services . . P•in•• Phone 'Iloy'MacKenzie,
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ESSO SERVICE
FOR TOP QUALITY ATLAS BATTERIES
DUNLOP TIRES (Most Sizes In Stock)
. AT REASONABLE PRICES!
Repairs to All Makes of Cars and Tractors,
3 Licensed Mechanics •
heel Alignment and Balancing
MOTORCADE DEALER ." " •
and •theme , hymn. Mrs: T. C.
Anderson led with devotion's and
the theme was "Explorations,
Onto 'God". .Mrs. Win. Bucking-
ham read the lesson. Mrs. Frank
Pentland presided 'at the piano
for hymns: !,Mrs. Howard John-
ston, the. secretary reported.
thank , you nates received for
flowers and boxes ' .to shut-ins at
,Christinas. The Members present
•numbering twenty -One answered
with a Biblical verse Containing
.the word "Guide." Mrs. T.:Rich-
ards and . Mrs. :Fred Young were
appointed, as visiting 'committee
for • February 'and -March: ' The
rheMbers. were again reminded of
the Church' visitors work shop'
at Blyth on January 26th at 1:30
• , Optometrist ••• " to 4:30 p.in. Mrs: Jatk Alton had
the .topic "The NeW•Year'!.» Mrs.'
Darnin Phillips favored with a
Piano 'instrumental. The'roll Call
at, the, next meeting •will .13e. an-
swered: by a verse containing
• "Brotherly''.. The..rneeting closed
With the benediction: Lunch was
served by the •• Committee in
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• , • Ripley, 964-24 for. appointment
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Please. Phone 770, Wingham
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R. W. BELL. ..
OPTOMETRIST --- `• GODERICH
Barrister and Solicitor P. T. Armstrong • • .,
• LISTOWFL. ONTARIO Consulting Optometrist
. * IN 1,U9KNOVV, ' • The. 8quare • • • •
,• , Every, (Pbone',JAckson 4-7661)...'
Wednesday and Saturday' • ____
Afternoon • , , , ..• ,, •
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Oftice in , the Joynt 'Block ,
Telephone
Office' 135 - Residence 31-3 . A /.
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R. W. ANDREW
• LUCKNOW.jUSTRICT .
Co -OPERATIVE INC•
Phone Lucknow 71
TED COLLYER•
Registered Master Electrician
ELECTRICAL' CONTRACTOR
• • .Specializing in •
' Electrical- Wiring and Repairs
.AGENT FOR SPARTON TV
AllElectrical ..tipliances
Phone ./li
ne, 46-r-25, Iiticknow
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: . ROBERT-E.'IRVIN
GENERAL .GARAGE• • .!
. Dealer, In • •. •
OLIVER, VARA ritACtiDitttlt
and complete •
FIRESTONE LINE •
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Phone ,OtingarinOn 53 ••
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FURNACE OIL, STOVE '•OIL''
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KEROSENE, GASOLINE
See or call
WM. A. "BUD" HAMILTON
Phone 2204 Lucknow
District Agent for Cities Service
Pere.~.40.41.14.0.1,4,~41.4441
The second rneetnig of • the
4-H. Club. girls with the project
"Cottons May Be SmarZ",, Was
held atthe. home of a leader,
Mrs: .Eirrier Black, last Friday
.night. It was decided to name
the Club, The Dungannon SeWing
Doll's. All tlie 'mem'bers were,
present. The nextmeeting will
.be held:on FridaY; February 3rd.
A joint prayer meeting -was.
held li3 8t, Pauls ,Anglican'
• Church on Wednesday . night, of
last,: week. The - three village
churches were .:represented. Rev.
Wilfred Wright the :Rector gave
.a fine.. adress and, recommended
.more meditation „before'. praying
• to Odd and leaVe\a place in' your.
heart for the ansWer., He said so'
often Prayers' orilY become • a
'preamble 'without' feeling or.
nreaning., !ReV, Rod MacLeod of
Erskine"PresbYterian Church'. &
Rev.. T. Richards of the. United
• 'Church took part. •
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Kr. and ,s -Mrs. William Arthur
Culbert will observe their ,gold-,
en, wedding on Friday, February.
3rd.,.Married On . February 1st;
1911, the bride of fifty years ago
was forrnerly • Nettie Emeleeli
Tyndall, daughter of the .late
Mr. -;Wiri. Tyndall and' the for-
mer Mary Jane Stackhouse of
Colborne .Towriship. Her father
passed away when she was only
four years. of age. Mr. Culbert's'',
parents were,' the late Mr. and
Mrs. Abram (Louisa Congrazn)
Culbert of ! Dungannon. 'Rev.
Mann of . Auburn ,.Presbyterian
Church officiated ,'for the cere. *. ; .
mony •performed at the bride's,'
home. Florence Patrick, Toronto,
a niece was flower girl and play-
ing the ,wedding march v‘Tas . the
bride's cousin,. Carolyn Slhter ,of
Blyth.- There Were seyentY guests_
and it' WaS very cold: and' stor-
rriy .day, They have since resided'.
on the seine -farm' Maple, E'tnip- •
lem, 4th Con. of Ashfield: They
are plimning a dinner for friends
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-•and relatives :at noon that •dy
'and will hold, open house in the
afternoOn.. Inthe •evening their
family' are coming home. They
have to daaghters and three
sons and seventeen grandchild-
ten, The daughters. are Mrs.,
Leonartl, Crawford,' Winghain
Mrs: • Earl SherWOod, Carlow:.
Their three sons ar..ewy ard &
'Cecil who live nearby -rid B4l.
at home. Mr. and Mrs. Culbert
are Dungannon Vnited Church.'
members andarea highly esteem
ed ,couple in the community. We
wish' them many more anniver-
saries to enjoy with their family
and friends.
• The Sigma C's: boy's °club en-
joyed a,crokinole party in the •
,United Church basement on Mori -
'day night, deSpite cold and
,stOrinY • conditions. 'The event
• was' held with a 'surprisingly .,
good attendance. , , •
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• Mrs. Ethel McDonald, a patient • .
at"Alexandra Marine Hospital, is
showing 'a gradual. improvement:
since being .adinitted nearly tykiCt, .
weeks ago.' , . '
Phillip Richards. of the Parson:7
age has made a good recovery
from illness a*.ba.ck. to sehool.
again:• • •
PEDLAR ..BARN AND STABLE EQUIPMENT •
DAILY SERVICE
• SOYBEAN MEAL
.CONCENTRATES
McKEE WATER BOWLS
ps
CUT COST AND LABOR
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• BALANCED FEEDS
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MILL FEEDS • •
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HOPPED FEEDS
K. D. CORN,
DRIED MOLASSES
MINERALS. & WORMING PELLETS.
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m • "Knechtel 'and'. Son t
Lucknotetranck, Phone ' 78.. • ,
"THERE'S A NEW LIFE. FEED FOR *EVERY' NEED"
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