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WEDNESDAY; JULY 6th, 1466
'1pHE-LUCKNOVK 5. NTLNEL, LUCKNOW ..ONTARIO
PAINT
TEFLON FRY PANS
GALV. PANS •
July 7th toy
All Sizes Of. PouItryNetting
In Stock
MURDIE
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KINLOUGH
The l.i, w. I catered to, the, parent
and pupil night Tor the.Kiriloss
.'school area atthe hall. on Tuesday. •
evening.
Mrs', Arthur Phillips of Fonthill
visited during'the week with. Mr
and Mrs;. Frank Maulden and.Keith
and with her father J.R. Lane who
is a patient• in the Wingham and
District' Hospital:
Mabel Dixon of Weston visited.
during the 'week with Mr. andMis •
Dan McInnes and :family .'
William Johnston of Portland.
Oregon renewed acquaintances, here
while visiting with his brothers. /.
Frank, Russell and Elmer Johnston
and his sister Mrs. EvaMcQuaig
at,Lucknow. Mr. and Mrs.' Lorne Kraemer and
family were recent'visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. `P. A. Murray..
Ladies from. here attended 'a
ro ss au t f. ,.,M•st P •a
and Mrs. Jerry Collison left on a• •
trip to the West~'on Friday last
Mr. and: Mrs. Cliff Langford
and Jamie spent the week-endwith Mr. and. Mrs. Bert Nicholson
Linda and Larry Evans of Downs
view are holidaying with Allan
arid Lois Nicholson.. . •
..Huron Couple:'.
Have. Annivers'ary uatin class . Numerous "old quox :-
ASHFIELD
Mrs. J.B. %Rhodes; and Anna and
Charlotte MacKenzie of Toronto,
'visited relatives here over'the week
end. .
Mrs,, Emile Norgaard of Chicago
is a. guest of her. brother Bruce
MacDonald; .
Mrs; Kenneth Farrish is a patient
in. Goderich Hospital,
[3arbara L. MacKenzie and Jan.
'Simpson are counsellors at Goforth
camp •at Dunnville,
Douglas. Farrish and Alex Mac -
•i• Kenzie • of Toronto were home for
the week -end.
Mr, and Mrs.. George,• Leadbetter
and Barbara of Toronto visited, with
} Mrs . Colin MacGregor.
Mrs, Jack: Treat of Chicago spent
'`the week -end with. relatives: here:,
Ray MacKenzie. of Toronto was
home for:•the week -end .•
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GRADE 8 BANQUET
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The 1•iolyrood Women's. Institute •
• was thanked for catering to the
banquet by Irene. De Boer.and
'this was replied to ;by Mrs. Harold.
ff aldenby , 'the president..
` John Ackert, the son of Mr. and
Mrs.. Lloyd Ackert ,' had the high-
est averagein the .township 87.6
•John, a.K•inloss Central school
pupil', was thevaledictorian' for
the .gr de'8 graduating class.
John defined the word valedictory
in his address with each letter
representative of varlous phases in`
a :pupil's• school life.: •
A duet was presented' by Irene
DeBoer and Valerie Morningstar
accompanied by ••Bill Black.
Guest speaker Wit •T,K Waldie, :
public .school inspector of'Walker-
tong, , who was introduced by the.
chairna'an.. A very interesting '
address, was delivered to the,grad -
•• . Mr. and: Mrs.. Gert Guikema'of
R. R. h Lucknow observedtheir
350. wedding anniversary at their'
home 'on Monday. June 27th`. -
'They have a family of two ' sons
and a daughter Ancb'of Kincardine
'Peter of Ripley and li;Irs.. J.(Johann'a
Doigos'of Hingham. They;have
seven .'aa nd c'fii lore n .
Honour Bride
F{art
Thompson at 1 uekn ow'onrSaturday. • At Social Events
Congratulations to Mr..and Mrs.
Gerald Murray (nee. Nancy Forster).
'who were 'married on Saturday •at
Riversdalc, •‘,
i.
Mr, and'lvirs. Wilbur Fare, War -
ten, Douglas and 'Edwin of Valley, •}
Stream, Long ..Island N.Y. visA'ted
With Ret n nson Cox and Mrs.
William Cox
Week --end 4isitors with•Mr.: and
Mrs. Arthur It 1denby. vivre Mr.
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and Mrs.. Toward Bennett and son
Howard; Mr, and Mrs. Steve'
Sakanga, Mr. and Mrs. Ches •
Bassford of Toronto,, '
Mr. and Mrs'. Maurice Hodgins 'of,
London visited 'over the week -end. 1
with relatives here.
Visitors with Mr, and•',Mrs. Tom
MacDonald were Mr', and Mrs Toe
Guest, Mr, and Mrs, Bert Thomp-
son and family •Tee.swater, Mr.
and Mrs, Ronald Young and' family.
Miss Frances Srhurter and
n. MacDonald Kitchener Mac land were in charge of tire ' hest.
nald, Windsor.,, Mr : and book.. Mrs. c,; c;. Wilbur. of
ke•r
MacDo
Mrs: Jack hall of Southattipton,
Mrs, Toni MacDonald •spent
Friday with Mr. nd Mrs. E.
Bushell and family, Kinloss, • 1
• The Presbyterian Sunday School.
picnic will be held on the church • i
grounds on Saturday afternoon.. i
On Sunday. afternoon 13er.yie, Kin
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gar and Kinlotigh congregations
will hold their annual get-together
atthe home of Canon and Mrs. ' .1
Stump at Walkerton. The Service
int.Sunday will bp at.9•30. 0.111*
ON WESTERN T.RIP
14r:•and Mrs. Ted Evatis and Mr,
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'Showcr4 we're held for... ity.nda,'
I3lake,'•hv tier friends in Agincourt
at th.e.home of Mrs. TD:.'Mac.Reii•zie
by her pupils at the home of Mrs
Ross Lomax; by her ,taff at a
dinner at -...1)*., Farclulra'rson Public
'School; 'byliar c:ou;in- at Mr,..
Jack Mcflon,akli' l.uckiiow, and.' .
by :the I)tingarttion 'c•orilmunit'y tt :
th•e'1hiite:d (-Aiwa, ' ' . . .
Mrs.' '('e coil f' : '(flake entertained
on Saturday afternoon and.evenin . '
"July .2nd at a•trotisscati t.c'a in. '
honour of tier daughter.; l ynda. •
Citicsts wcrc.rcceived by the bride --
elect, her naother•atid.'h1rs. Thos
5owtsrby mother of the- ,'rc)orn-
elect, . •
The tea table was cmc,•red •with a
cut' work naadeira• cloth , r•etitredc
with crystal' •••andclabra/ and yellow
P
Barbara Wake acid Nancy Dirk-
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Toronto, coitim'ented on the dis-
play of shower gifts and the ;prides''.
trousseau '
r Martha F.edy showed olie. couple's,
weddiri sifts, Pouring tea were:
Mrs. 'Elizabeth Sitter, hits. thigh
Davidson, Mrs. Austin I ti 1cr, hers.
Ernest 'I1oi*ic; , line,
Mrs, P.A. •Kfll�ritrirk ' i 1r�. R.T.
Kilpatrick,, Mrs. M. Reed and Mr.:
.12, I inni'i;ari • '
Karen Kilpatrick and Karen
Dawson' sen cid the guests in the
tea roorit.. Others wiio as'i'.tcd`
were cousins of the bride,.' niothcr
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ation " were taken as his subject
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to present advice•which• could be
taken from them as the pupils goon
to. cgrnplete their education and 1
journey through life.
For the' first tirne :awards: and
trophies • were donated this year to
.pup/i1s who•had obtainedath l etic•
and academic achievement.
The award for the most proficient
girl in a senior grade was made to
Irene DeBoer by Bill Black in the
absence of William Eadie who had
donated the, award. ' •
John Ackert was presented with.
-the-award-for the, most proficient^
boy in the senior grades. The
award was donated and presented..
by John's grandfather Ernest Ackert',
Kinloss. Township donated the •
proficiency award for English and..
Reeve:P.A. Murray presented the
winner Brian .Keith .• . Mr. Murray
brought greetings from the Town -
*ship of Kinloss and as Warden from_ :
thecounty of Bruce;
A'solo 'was given by Evelynne'.
Brooks accompanied by' Mr. Black:.
Trophies.,were awarded to champ-
ions.of the• recent Field Day held at
Kinloss Central School;:
Senior' Boy chani'pion, donated
hv>Kinioss kairshea Women's.
Institute aid presented by .Mrs.
haft •k:ritli to David MacKinnon.
Senior C:i.rl, donated by White-:
church Women's Institute .and pre-
•crated by ?'1rs. Russel Ross to Lynda'
Paw.,on.
Junior:Girl, donated by Silver
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RIPLEY MEAT IVARKFT
Custom Butchering
Mondays • . Hogs, in by 4;00 p:m.
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. HOQISMA-..Prop.
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Honor :Nes.i. ,tts On .
.40th Anniversary
(A mbetleys News)
. Mr. and Mrs. Kelvin Henderson'
entertained relatives and friends on
Friday evening of last .week in
honour of Mr. and Mrs. Norval' •
•Nesbitt's fortieth wedding anniver-
sary whose'actual wedding date
is June 30.
couple who exp essed their thanks'
to everyone,es ffecially to the c"wl.4••
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had planned the happy event;
Their friends extended best wishes
for many More anniversaries
Mr.. and Mrs. William' Mapes of
Dundas visited With ,their. son -in-•
Waw and daughter. Mr. and Mrs,
George Messenger of the fourth
concession of' Huron last week
Mrs. James Mills. Blair and
Heather of Weston vistited' last week
end with Mr . and Mrs , Arthur ,
Smeltzer. .
A delicious Buffett luncheon was ;SUPPLYING' AT•LURCIAN
served by their -daughter Mrs : Rev.••Weh'b•of Oklahoma U.S.A.
Kelvin Henderson and grand-daugh is°'supplying for Rev, S,R. Lupton •
tern Patsy and Joan Henderson.. • whoyis on vacation for July. Rev.
During the evening musical'select Webb is enjoying holidayswith, his
ions were 'given by Mrs. James wife and• family at',Bruce Beach.
Nesbitt and Mrs. Bob Courtney.. An Jim Emmerton was soloist on Sun-
address. was read to Mary and day morning.. at St. Lukes Anglic
Norval by Mrs., J. Nesbitt. Many an church where Rev. Webb had
lovely. gifts were received by the charge of the service.
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*THERE'LL BE FEASTING AND FUN
At 'The Lucknow and District` Lions Club
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Barbara 7t hompson . ° . •
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Boy , dona•ted by ilolyrood
Women's institute and presented
by Mrs. ftarold iialdenby to Wayne
apody,•
On behalf of the teaehing staff:
and pupils, Mrs.,.GwCi) Parker.
thanked those who lead donated
the awards and also Wi.11ianl •Black
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Yield pays program ,and organiAng
the grade .' banquet which was the
tirgt ti's ever ha%e been 'held in.
Kinloss 'I oWnshij.
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CARNIVAL GAMES
With Dancing and Prize Draw
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• Supper served 5::30 to 8:00 p.m. featuring cold meats, salads, -
Jellos, etc., all under refrigeration and. Home-made . pies made i
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Monster Bingo - .� • �� .�y
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