The Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-09-05, Page 9NESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 103
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SUN., MON., TUES., WED., THURS.,- ONE SHOWING. ONLY '8 P.M.
FRI. & SAT. 2 SHOWINGS 7:30: 9:15
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and Mrs. Earl Wilkens left
the week end for a:holiday in
hem Ontario:,
iss Viola Hill on Friday went
isit with Mrs. Wilson and
ray of Ripley community.
and Mrs. Murray Rutledge
family of Thamesford; holi-
ng at `a cottage at Goderich
ecrallerion Saturday on Mr.
Mrs. Victor Emerson.."
egory Gibson accompanied
father last week on a trip to
west.
TECHURCH ELIMINATED
itechurch and Picton softball
JuVenile,teams played on. Wing-
ham diamond Saturday evening
with a score 2-1 for Picton.
Whitechurch is now eliminated
from ,O. A .S.
• Week end visitors with Mr. and
/Mrs-. Russel McGuire were. Mr.
and Mrs. Larry McGuire of Elmira,
Brian' McGuire Of Kitchener, Ei-
mer McGuire and Miss Margaret
Rozanski of Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor EmersOn
and Miss Viola Hill of Virden,
Manitoba visited on ThurSday
with Mr. and Mis. Bill Porteous
of Lucknoiq 'and Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Wilson and Wanda of
West Wawanosh,
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20!' CENTURY-PCx PRESENTS
BATTLE FOR
THE PLANET
OF THE APES
SOUTH KINLOSS
FAMILY REUNION
A MacDougall family gathering
was held on August 25 at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Andrew Of
Ashfield.. Attending were Mr .'and
Mrs. Harvey. MacDougall of Bay-
field , Mr. and Mrs. Clair Mac-
Dougall of Flesherion, Mr. and
•Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall, Mr. and.
Mrs. lack Needham .and Mr. and
Mrs. Allan MacDougall, :Heather.
and. David.
PASSES IN '81st YEAR
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dickie, Den-
.ver, Walter and William spent
lait week end at Hope Bay. fun-
eral servicefor Ira's mother , the
late Mrs. John Dickie, who passed
away at Hill Top Nursing Home
'in her 81st year on August 25, was
held On Monday., August 27 in
Wiarton.
Miss Anne Graham, nurse-in-
training at Western Hospital; has'
spent a month's holiday at the
home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Allan Graham.
JOINT CHURCH SERVICES
Joint Services at South Kinloss
Presbyterian Church have been
well attended.. Frank MacKenzie
was soloist ,on August 25 and on
September 2 Mrs. Philip Steer
sang a solo`and the MacIntyre • .
sisters sang "Amazing Grace".
Mrs. LOrne Sparks was organist
and Mrs. Glenn Noble was pian.,
ist for the last two Sundays. Next
Sunday services will revert to
separate churches with service at
South Kinloss at 9.30 a.m.
Miss Connie MacKenzie of
Toronto has spent two weeks vaca-
tion with her' parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank MacKenzie.
Week end guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Collyer were Wm.
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Saturday Matinee at 2:00 P.M.
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Students $1.25
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STARTS WEDNESDAY
SEPTEMBER 12th
THE
FINAL
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in the incredible Apes saga.
Dr. John Willis, Mrs. Willis
and Jeffery of Hanover spent Satur.
day with his mother Mrs. Doris
Willis.
Whitechurch Women's Institute
will hold their meeting. Monday,
.September 10th at 8.30 p.m.
in Whitechurch Community
Memorial Hall with hostess Mrs.
'Fred Tiffin; roll call - How to
'postpone Old Age;, motto. How to
make and keep friends - Mrs:
Johnston Conn; Topic, Mrs. Ed
Walker - with a guest speaker to
be present speaking on nutrition.
Display of crafts -by the Grand-
mothers. Programme by program-
'me committee. Lunch commit-
tee Mrs. V. Emerson, Mrs. E.
Gillespie, Mrs. Lorne Durnin,
Mrs. Ben McClenaghan. •
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Angus MacKay and nephew
John Matkovitch Of Detroit.
Murray Thornpson'of Hamilton
spent this past week with his sister
Christine at their home on the
4th.
It's back to school again for
teachers and students this. Tuesday
Most excited of all are the-little
kindergarten pupils.
Visitors with Mrs. D./ L, Mac-
Kinnon and John on Moind'ay.
.were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Smith
and twin sons Maybee, Michigan.
WHITECHHACH
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Fisher ,
Lori, Lonnie and Lee of Guelph
spent the week end .with his par-
ents Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher.
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