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12-1970's in various models, Chevs; • Pontiac.s
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THE I,UCKNOW SENTINEL, 14i.ICKNOIAG ONTARIO, PAGE ELEVEN
9. EDNESDAY, MARCH 1st, 1972
2 --1969 G.M.C. ton pickups, V8 automatic
1968 FORD F 600 cab and chassis
Drog_G.X.CAk •ieries with 366 engine, cab and chassis
5 — 1968 CHEVY Vans, automatic transmission
1968 G.M.C..% ton pickup
1968 G.M.C. 1. ton pickup, V8
2 =•.• 1967 VANS.
1965 G.M.C. ;/2 ton pickup
1962 DODGE % ton pickup •
1964 CHEV. 1 ton stake, V8 engine, dual wheels
A number of Econoline and Chevy Vans' froth '64 to '67
standard and, automatic transmission
evening with Mr, and .Mrs, Fred.
Miss.1-,ois Struthers. of 'Lticknow
ipeat, the week end with Ruth
Elliott a
liOrrie• for- the week end were
Iren.e. de Boer from Stratford ,.
Paul -Elliott from,. Hensall and•
john Gibb from Walkerton.
Mrs. Bessie Mullis returned
home from Thamesford on Thurs-
day last with Mr.: and Mrs, Albert.
Le.nnips whom she met at LondOn,
Hospital.. •
Mr, and -Mrs.. jim•TaylorOf
East Wawanosh were Sunday cal.-
lers. on 'Mr . and Mrs. Earl Cas- - •
'liek and her parents Mr,. arid Mts.
.13iissel Ross. . • •
., Mr. and Mrs. Melvin McClen-
'aghan of Kitchener visited. Sunday
with his -parents Mr. and Mrs ... Ben
McClenaghan and brother Carl and
Mrs .. McClenaghan.
Earl. Wilkens and JohnClipper-
tqn were. in London on Thursday.
We.are pleased to. report that
Albert Lennips of Lan.gside had
the cast removed from ,his leg last
week at .St. JOseph's Hospital,
'London.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Bailey and
Leslee of Toronto spent 'the .week.
end at their country home here.
The Day of Prayer will beheld
in the Presbyterian Church at .. •
2.30. on Friday; All' ladies of -
attend. Guest speaker.willbe
Kar.I.De Koeijer of Bluevale.
Mr .•-and- Mrs. 'Wallace Cohn
were Stinday visitors' with Mr. and
Mrs. Douglas Conley .and
,Jason. of
VVHITECHURCH
WINS. NEWSPAPER AWAROS
Garry Duncan of Port Credit,
and editor of the Etobicoke Guard-
ian, received 3 prizes for his.pap-
erat the Ontario Weekly News-
paper Convention last week. In
the class of 5000 and over circula-
tion the Etobicoke Guardian was
awarded first prize for General•
Excellence in newspapers, a
Second prize was for classified •
advertising and .the third prize was
theirwomen's page. Garry
DuriCan is a son-in-law of Mr. and
Mrs. Milian Moore of-this com- ,
mun*. We extend congratula ••••
tions to Garry on winning the
prizes.
Elwin: Moore left last week for
Ottawa where he is now working
as a reporter for the Ottawa Citir
zen.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClena-
ghan 4nd*Mr. and Mrs. LOrne
Howe and Sandra of Teeswater
spent Friday in London.
We are happy to report that
little Lynn Falconer, a patient
arlondon Hospital, was able to
return home to Sarnia on Satur-
day with her parents Mr. and Mrs
Relison Falconer.
Mr: and Mrs. Cameron Sim
Si.. 2 AO
...Lana visited Sunday with. Mr. and
Mrs.: Wilbert Schwichtenberg h. •
and. family of Port'Elgin.
, The .U.C.W. „March meeting,,
will. be held March 7 at the home
of Mrs. George Thompson.
• Wilford Clipperton and Mrs...
'Bessie Mullis visited Saturday
Mrs. GuS Deverean. of St.- Aug-:
'Kline-received word that her
sister •Mrs .: Walter Lettner,,the
former Eva Luella. Boyle , died,. at :
Altamont °Nursing Home, Etobi-.,
coke .on February 23.' She was the
-beloVed wife of Walter Lettner,
who with -Jack, Jim and Rose
Marie (Mrs. J. Chadwick, Pres-
ton) are left to mourn her loss.
1-ae-k-and- ens--Bbyle=of-Wingh-a-m---
are brothers and sisters Mrs. Kelly
and Mrs. Mike Cummings of
Wingharn and Mrs. Gus Devereau
of St. Augustine. Funeral mass
was held Friday morning 'at' 10
a.m. at Precious Blood Church,
Scarboro. Interment. Was in Pine
Hills Cemetery:
gg-f
London were, -week end visitors
with.Mr. and Mrs. ElrOy Laidlaw
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Eorne
Durnin, and his parents Mr.' and
Mrs..G.- Simmons of•W.inghai-n.
'• and' Mrs. -Albert Coultes,
--Ivl.t.Tarid-TMr-s-;- Al-ex Craig a-n-d • SISTER PASSES
.VNISAISISISA^A"MONA",~^",
Brussels Motors
BP Service Station Phone 887-6173
nday
hoe]
<en ,
7t2-
pray.
:studied ..chaocing,sleewev,
patterns., materials, ,and trims,
also how to cut out first fahrie.
Mrs: Culbert demonstrated equip-
ment fora box and also
used Betty as ailiodel for measnro -
ments. • ' •
.The second Meeting was held on
Saturday, February, 2t;th .at p. M.
at the home of Mrs: 1loward Cul-
bert. The 4-I1. pledge was repeat .-
ed. The eight Members an'sWered
the roll call by suggesting a name.
for their group.' "Dungannon
Dreamers" is the name chosen:
Next meeting is to be Saturday,
at .2 p.m. at Mrs. I. Rivett's;
After discussion the hand -out
sheets were answered. Mrs. cul-.
Bert taught.pattern symbols then •
-demonstrated cutting and marking,
of a_ pattern,
three 4-11. clubs -for "S,leep Wear"
This is the report of Dungannon .
II club.' The first Meeting was'
held ,February.1Gth at the horrie
of the leader , Iyan:Rivett
with 8 members present.- The
election of officers was
gresitient 144-Leii-J3i-v er ; ..y i e.
president, -Bach Culbert; ,
Lori Pentland; TreaS. Irene.'
I lasty; -and ()Tess .Reporter, Fran -
ce.S Logtenberg. The Other, mona.
bers.of this grout) are Betty. Gill- •
bert ;'. Doreen Hartin and Lisa
Gunby.. , Karen RiVe.tts opened the
meetingusing the Pledge. .,They
•
Those from this arca who went .
by bus with the, Luc know .11orti.
cultural Society on Friday 'to the ,
O'Keefe 'Centre in Toronto .really
enjoyed the, beautiful: floral dis-;
plays, the denionstrationsand ,
the fashion show., and also meet-
ing friends.
M. and Mrs. F 4 rye y /7mi c5_,raxii_
HOLIDAYED IN In Nt;LAND
Mr. and IcIrs : ',tank Berger re -•
turned home this. week a fter, holi-
daying in England since mid Dec-
ember with.their brothers and :
amities, and also with'a sister
and - family at Orillia
Mrs:. Derk Logteliberg is in
Victoria:Hospital in Londbri .,
'where She had surgery on her legs.
We hope she will soon be quite
tvell again: •
Mrs, Cecil Blake and Barbara
visited on Saturday with Mr. and
Atiaisdn 'in Viifigha
.
Mrs, ll \lc Nce spent ' most of 'ir odrrich with ht aunt, ';! .•rti
.
ldc ' Bell,' •
DUNGANNO 4 -11 CLUB'
Dungannon W, I, is sponsoring
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SHIJ R• GAIN
protection ,
with 4 effective sanitizers
SHUR-GAIN Germ Kill -for Dairying
The ideal iodine germicide,sanitizer for
dairying operations.
SHUR-GAIN Milkstone Remover- and Acid Cleaner
For the removal of milkst'otie, rust and mineral
film in pipelines and milking equipment.
SHUR• GAIN .Chlorinated Cleaner •
Controls disease causing bactena in milk
handling equipmentand bulk tanks.
SHUR-GAIN Germ Kill for,Hog and'Poultry Sanitation
For sa 'ni'tizing and disinfeCting buildings and
equipment. Ideal for footbaths.
SHUR•GAIN
of.Kitchener visited this .wee,l<
end with Mr. arid Mrs Lorne Iv -
ens, Othr guests on Sunday we're
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Million of
Stratford.