The Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-12-14, Page 6A
THE LUCKNOW_SENTINEI., LUCKNOW,.ONTARIO • WEDNESDAY., DEC. 1
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-CiuristrolisMeeting of the
ueicnow Worhen*s Institute was.
held in the Instituteroom with.
die president, Mrs. Omar Brooks
presiding,, The roll call,. "Apprec-
iated gift received last Christmas"
Was answered by a good attendance
On January lith and 12th the lead-
ers of the d• -H Club are having
'they training' course in Lucknow.
It
uas decid•e.m.d to send Christmas
Cardoallthe
shut ins. ,
Mrs._ Alex MacNay presided for
the program and read two *Mins,.
"What does Christmas mean to
you" and "Christmas Magic*.
Mrs. 7, Emerson presided at.the
piano, for the singing' of the Christ-
mas hymn. "O Come all •Ye Faith -
fur .
aith-fur.
The Motto, "Peace on Earth., '•
let it begin at home," was .very
• ably taken by Mrs. Mills; who
unpressed on us that peace must
begin at home and in our comm-
unity, , before we have peace in
the world. '
and Jane Mcincrief
Linda .B le. Carol Campbell
each played
a piano solowhich were enjoyed
by the ladies. • •
Mrs. Don McCosh, Area Board
Member, who had. a. trip to the .
West Coast and Northern British
.COlumba is in-Septembet,R-apokc .. .
of . some of the amazing things
which havebeen accomplished in
that province. 'Mr s. 3.1.. Mac-
Millan
ac-Millan thanked Mrs. McCosh
and -presented her with a gift. A.
candy contest was held with Mrs.
Wm. Ross and Mrs. Wes Ritchie
acting as judges. Mrs., Philip
Stewart won first prize for her:
divinity entry
ON NO. 4 HIGHWAY 'JUST NORTH OF
WINGHAM`
Monday Evenin December ..1 9
giP-M.;= EASTERN
Repossessions
STANDARD
TIME
-, Bankript Stocks
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AND MANY, MANY PERSONAL CONSIGNMENTS
.CONSISTING 'OF
Appliances Furniture. Television
..
Clothing ...
ALSO INCLUDES. A NICE SELECTION OF 'NEW TOYS
Kelly Bird Door Opener
Ladies': est Quality
[Reg •99]
LIMITED
QUANTITY"
at
FURNITURE A 2 -piece Davenport Suite .that folds out a
full �Y�,. size bed with nyloncover and swivel rocker, a 2 -piece
French Provincial Chesterfield Set . covered in a top grade
.nylon cover. 3 other assorted. Chesterfield Sets with foam
cushions, 2 9 -piece Coppertone or Chrome Kitchen -Dinette Sets
consisting of 8 chairs and : a 72" table. 2 7 -piece Sets . consisting
of ;6 chairs and a 60" table with an inlaid top. 1 'S=piece Deluxe
Coppertone Dinette Suite. . 3 . Bookcase Bedroom` Suites "complete
with bed, dresser, chest of drawers and a matching Box Spring
and Mattress with each set. 2 sets ' of Lamps consisting of a
Trilight. and 2 Table Lamps to each set. 1 set. of Solid Step and.
Coffee Tables in "an Aborite finish other Step and 'Coffee
Tables, 2639" Continental Beds complete with headboard and
kgs 154" Continental Bed Complete, 4 full size 54" Spring
Filled Mattresses, 2 Hostess Chairs, Platform Rocker, 9 :x 12
Rug, Hi -chair, Telephone Table, Kitchen Step Stool, Chrome
Rocker.
APPLIANCES and. TV A 'large •Refrigerator witha full
cross -top freezer, 2 Electric Ranges, one being a deluxe model:
A 'Long -Skirt Washer with pump, an Automatic Washer and
Dryer .) -63 Matching pair. Combination Radio and Record Player,
and Inor, of all, 4: different Television Sets, 21" models that
have all • been checked over and are inAl-working condition.
All. the Appliances in this' Sale are Guaranteed to be in A-1
working condition when you hook them up at your home:
WINTER CLOTHING FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY
A Targe selection of 'Fail and Winter Clothing,
has just besn received for Auction
from one consists of the largest Clothing' Wholesalers • in Canada. This
/lot cooo
�n Ila
MEN'S CLOTHING Socks, Underwear,, Ties,
Sweaters, Dress Shirts,
Sport' Shirts, Dress Pants, Pyjamas,
T -Shirts, Work Socks, Work Shirts. FOR THE ' LADIES AND
TEENS -.Double Knit Suits, Skirts, Blouses, Nylons,. Cardigans,
Pullovers, Slims, Jackets, Dresses, Socks,Pyjamas, Slippers.
BOYS—GIRLS—BABIES --• Jeans, Sweaters, Shirts, Blouses,
Socks,, Jackets, Pints, ;Sleepers, House Coats, Crawler Sets,
T -Shirts, Jumpers, Skirts, Dresses, Sweater Sets, Girl's 3 -Piece
Sets, Sleep and Play Sets, 3.Piece` Velvet 'Suits, Coat and Hat,
Sets, and many other items too numerous to mention.
THIS AUCTION 'SAL'E IS BEING CONDUCTED BY
The Forest City Distributors
19 MARMORA ST. . , LONDON
AUCTIONEER -- 'LEO E. BIRD
TERMS CASH - CHEQU1 S AoCEI TEn ONN ii*U
S% SALES TAX IN .EFFECT
The. Bruce County Federation of
Agriculture takes. pleasure inann-
ouncing the appointment of Milton.
Ahrens,, -R 'R. 2 - Elmwood as their
new fieldman. Mr. Ahrensis marr-
ied with a family sof foul, two
girls and; two boys. and operates .a
dairy faun 'in' Brant Township.
Milton isno- stranger to farm •
,organizations having taken an act-
ive part in' establishing the Grey -
Bruce Cod op at Elmwood,. being a
Charter Member, Vice President
for one year and on the Board of
Directors for -11. He was President
of the Elmwood 'Credit Union for
five years - on the board for six:,
years He has been active in farm
organization work for, the past 25 •
years..
He has also been active in church.
organizations having been six years
on' Executive of Canada Synod.
Lutheran Church; four years on Ex.
ecutiveof Lutheran Church. Men.' •
Hanover Area., and still remains.
very active in local church organ-
izations. •
He officially' starts work- 'as field-
man
ield'man on January hr,-1961and will
work from the, office in Elmwood.
He replaces Ronald Slade of Kin-
cardine who resigned to take em,
ployment with -the ARDA Branch•,
Ontario Department of Agriculture
and Food. as ARDA Field Counsellor
in Grey -Bruce; ;
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TTENTI'.,oN
Mr. Farmer
and livestock Owners
DUE ' TO THE ONTARIO ' MEAT -INSPECTION ACT :AN
-REOU'LIAT•IO145 •STARTI•NG -DECC•EEMEER. m' ..,.,...
ALL ANIMALS SLAUGHTERED AT OUR PLANT, F.
CUSTOM WORK, HAVE TO BE INSPECTED : ALINE AN
DRESSED. DUE TO THESE REGULATIONS WE. ARE ONL
ALLOWED TO BUTCHER TWO (2) DAYS EACH WEEK,
UNTIL NEW SLAUGHTER. HOUSE 1$ IN OPERATION, OU
• KILLING DAYS WILL SE
Flogs Each Monday
Cattle Each Wednesday
Cattle may be brought in, on Tuesdays tor Wednesdays kill'
• `PLEASE BRING YOUR LIVESTOCK 1I+1 EARLY ON -KILL•IN.,
DAYS.
..YOUR .CO-OPERATION:. IN THIS MATTER 15 APPRECIATE
Plflf MEAT MARKET
PHONE 111
member; Jim •MeEwan.,. was wel-
comed by the group. Memberships
are•due and •leaders were complet
,Ing lsts.Jack Ackert was, present
and with the group discussed the,
installing of a, shut-off valve for
the water supply.. A meeting sche-
dule was drawn up for the car
taker, Mrs; R...Condy. The n
meeting will be held Januar)
Mr and Mrs.. Ira .Dickie,
ver, Walter and W illiarn v Asir
with Douglas Dickie at Guelr
Saturday.o
South Kinloss oung peop met,
Sunday eveni g at home o
,Mr. and Mrs.. Tom Mac a 'e.
Sixteen mem ers answered the '
roll call. Mr ith`gave the
meditation on "Calledto be
'Servants',.. following the'; responsive!
reading of Romans 12`. Plans were
made for Carol' Singing on the
evening of December 21st. Several
carols wire sung with Connie Mar.
Kenzie playing the accompani-
ment. A reading was given by•tan
MacKenzie, an'accordian solo by
Brian Keith and prayers by Ardonna
Maclnryre and Wilii.am Dickie. ,
The .young people are having a
play for the Family Night progr-
amme on December '19 and some
time was spent in,practise. Bruce
Colwell, organized .a, contest and• /
lunch was served.by the hostess
and directors" Connie MacXeniie
and' Bruce Colwell.
•
Mr. and Mrs, Clair MacDougall
of Petrolia visited with Mr. and ,
, Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall en route
to their country home at Markdale .•
Mrs, ,Don McCosh and. Mrs.'
Ardell Mason visited Sunday at
the .home of Mr. and Mrs. Currie
Colwell,
Mrs. Robert Gilchrist will be
hostess for the December meeting
of Kairshea rW., f, in the Kairrshca:
Hall on December 15th..
The rrroup r;otttnittee of first
Vinlo,s ;fir outs was held Monday
night in.the Scout Hall new.
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