The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-09-10, Page 16AAAA 11
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,LUCICNOWi .ONTARIO
In
CEMENT' GRAVEL.
CRUSHED GRAVEL
SAND, STONE. AND FILL
HAULAGE
ngannoni Ontario
ITECHURCH
Tom Inglis and Mike are busy
putting a new roof, on the house
on, the .former Bob Hutchison
faun. .
Those, who have had a. lane way
or garage paved in, the village the
past week wer&'Garnet Farrier,
Dave •MacDonald , Fred Tiffin',
Elwood: Groskorth, Vic Emerson.:..
Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClenaghan
•were Sunday'wisitors with Mr. and
Mrs • Elmo Pritchard of West . Wawa-,
nosh . , .
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Mr. and Mrs.. George Fisher'
visited. on Sunday with '•Mr • and.
Mrs. Eldon - ;Lowry .and famil of•
l,urgan,.. •
Mr. and Mrs.. Jlm Ross of
Kttchener. spent- thewek rtd.
wi//h
hips parents Mr. and, Mrs,. Russel-
Ross and: her parents Mr'. and .Mrs.
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,Joe Millen-Teeswater.•.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry, Hill of
St. Thomas'.spent the week end
'with her sister .Mrs. Bob/'Hutchison
and Mr.' Hutchison,:
Mt. and. Mrs. Walter .M'oore and-
family visited on Sunday with:Mr.'
and .Mrs, Ronald !McGarvey of
Kincardine.
Larry and. Elmer McGuire•spent
the- w.e_ek .nd :in-Toronto=w-ith rel-
atives and with their brother, Lee, :
:who• ha$ a"position .there and,,attend
in college, '
niey Jay
ornwallis._m_:
AMBERLEY NEWS:
In a letter from. David Courtney;
who has recently been transfered
from Cornwallis; to, a base near
Halifax, he says he will beginhi's
trade course in a month at Stada -
•cona. near Halifax. ,While in
Cornwallis he .attended church
service. where Rev. jay, lately of
Ripley Anglican Church was
- haglain In -a vi ii- Vjtt -RRev
many inquiries were rriade'for "
Ripley -friends. David• was pleased
to have a.visit from 'George'
McLennan who with his' wtfe'Jean
Marie- and'family were enjoying
a trip to the East Coast. •
Ivh;. ,and Mrs. Jack'Emmerton: •
visited recently with.Mr. and Mrs,
'Mel Henry 'of Palmerston, Mrs.
Henry ' is the. former Christine..
Nesbitt.'
'Mrs., A. D. Martyn and- Mrs.
Bert: Irwin of Ripley visited' ori
'vednesday!with Mrs,. W. ',J.
Courtney; at. Amberley,,
Mr',a.and�IVlrs.__Sam sb.itt_of
Kincardine: acid 'Mr and Mrs. '
Norval Nesbitt visited on Sunday
evenin with; M'rs . • W . h,_.. Courtne
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The special . gown, ` made by : the: bride or
her mother,.. is something to :cherish. With
trims ' selected from 'McDONALD'S in.
Wingham, it will be, as beautiful as any
gown shown by famous fashion houses.
We specialize in V'EII,.ING TRIMS
and MATERIALS for Weddings
and: Formaloccasions and: have
the best selection in the area
SEQUIN, PEARL, RIBBON, RHINESTONE,
LACE an _LIC TRI_MS_.iYar�eus ,
widths and, colors.
Mateterials. for Attendants and Mothers in.
lovely -shades -of --Jade Roysl
Gold and Flame for autumn and , winter
weddings or the: delicate Orchids, Greens,'
Blues, Yellows, Pinks, : etc And the tra-
ditional ; White' for -Brides in
SILK . VELVETS':
CUT VELVETS
PEAU ' DE . •SOI E
PEAU DE FAILLE
BROCADES
ORGANZA
LACES '
CREPES ,
NYLON. 'SHEERS
METALLICS ,•
AND MANY OTHERS
WHE1tYO t`HIN, WI
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OUR CONSULTANT
MRS. H. ELLIOTT is 1 in the
s ore ues _ay an atur ay
mornings .from 9: 11.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER. 10th,.
reeked Cars
dl's
— 1969 CHEV Iif.PALA 2, door :hardtop and a 4 door,,
• fully pP
,— 1969 CAMARO&;Z door. hardtops, V8 automatic
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-1969 PONTIAC •PARISIEIVNE;4 door: hardtop, V8 powder
steering and brakes •
1968 FORD GALAXIE 500, 4 door .hardtop,. V8, power steering
and brakes
1968 : PONTIAC'• LAURENTIAN sedan,' 8 cylinder automatic with
power steering
1968 CHEV •BEL AIR sedan, 8..cylinder automatic with '•
' • power 'steering . '
2 — 1967 PONTIAC PARISIENNES, a 4 and.2 door hardtop,
V8,. fully equipped
3 -- 1967' FORD GALAXIES, 41,14: door and 2 2 door hardtops,
f Y, mPP
1967 BEAUMONT, 4 door sedan; 8 automatic.
1967 PONTIAC STRATO 'CHIEF, 6 cylinder; : 4 door, sedan,
• power steering and brakes
•1967 PONTIAC LA RENTL4N,: V8 automatic, power steering •
1967 CHEV BEL AIR sedai,V8 automatic '
1967 FORD ranchwagon,: V8; power: steering• -and -power --brakes':
4O- used :.cars from '63 to '66 in' various models, sedans, hardtops
and 4 door, mostly fully equipper'
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1966 CHEVROLET heavy duty 1 `ton
1966 FORD Econoline Super" van •.
1965 .G:M.C.:tlt cab, 16 foot van
1965 CHEV "'fi too pickup
1965 ;CHEVY. van .:
1964 CHEVY •:V8 with 5 speed transmission, DP rear axle, 16
foot stake
1962 INTERNATIONAL: cab and chassis, long wheel base
A number of Econoline Vans from '63 `:to '65.
russets
BP Service Station`.
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hon. 173 Brussels '
rs. frank Mauiden
t ttr-ts circ:re
wes:Travelogue
The September meetingof the ' Eon the Holyrood book: and found;
Holyrood Women's Institute was that.itwasn't necessary to be_ir.
held ,on Thursday. evening :at the another.book at this'
home of ars. Q.• A. Murra with -a Ra nand Ackert ex•ressed thar}s to
good attendance.• Mrs..Raynard; .; Mrs. 'Arnold And presented hey +itt
Ackert presided and 'welcomed• the:. a gift in appreciation:.. Mrs, ...6.1(.e
s. members and visitors then led in a sing song.
The meeting'. opened with the
Ode and the Mary.Stewart Collect,. Miss Edna. Boyle• presided for the
repeated in unison:'and correspond program and the Motto Lei' ane'
e'nce was, dealt,w;ith Thank `you Wom.en',s Institute enrich ou: `ii•� es,
letters:•were read_ from Mrs . La. al al not wear them Out''' was giver ::Y°
I•ewitt•for a. gift, Mrs, Ina Eadie' ` ` Mrs,' John.Frook:
for get well wishes, and from Mrs • 1\4rs.. Frank Mauld.en gave
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Sharon Brooks on behalf of her e
father M s a ; l od 7 (3,•Itravelogue. on -her recent trio to
Eland which was most init:est7
Life: Mein.ber, who has•been hospit-n Pig
land
period''of time) .• ing, 'She: and her husband is`.ed
- ro- try foLm wit} hit'brothet; nd,,ci ter. :'.;t:e '
for the'Luck�now Fall Pair' will. be• after thirty:-threeYears . S" -e .a•d
signed' many pictures and s • ou•�'eri' G
people and: places v; hey t
Holyrood' will lie in charge of t isited 1‘•fi'rs . Dan `�".clnne. ,�;t•. • e••
the "1n 1\Jemorian " at: the Rally on sed• thanks' and presented he: ,-• .:r
•October l€th'. 'INew,Fashion'Cues" ,a gift on behalf of the ladies! ':,`
is the new*course for the Institute'. na Boyle, conducted a ri2t .t .•��"t
j'ud e for'rr�e oatmeal coolie e'st•of Ideal people in,the ' :'
ontect were Mr's. 'Art Halde.nby, iiy. .
• and ?.;rs William . Arnold ltirinneis ere ?,I he C�cYo er hostea,e .‘"t" �
",s� EIwobd' Elliott andMiss 'Ern r; Gnxith and Mr<
Irdna l5oyl�e . ;�'rs { ri
The roil -call was-A..pirth're. • N,clnne5 grid will be an a .t '•..,
• x o:r� a local •paper and identfjj it, • •
meeting it the hall. ,The vp.+= '''
All were pictures. of laic a1' people • . '
•and Grace were sung
an' .. ribst interesting.. °' N 'Mrs. j+�hn Frooli gaVet;;e.:: -:e
Mrs, William Arnold of Ripley, :;remarks: Delicious refreti r....7";* -c
.. _: u a or, .:ta d.an..tlz. TWeedsm.uir. w-er-e4etved.b_y lae ho res..
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. '1)00,k. S.he had made .:bine changes icy, her daughter Barbara
THINK OF McDONALD3
)n the main street, . Wingham
PHONE 357-1044
wi p eased to speak
to you about 'sewing'
techniques. -
Our Clerks , are always
friendly and • helpful.
THE WINGHAM SINc&ER SEWING CENTRE___..,
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