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VALUES EFFECTIVE' THURSDAY; FRIDAY, iATURDA'
SEPTEMBER 84, 7, 8 • PHONE LUCKNOW
were also hi attendame. Evq.
one agreed they had a wondefful
evening playing games, singit
songs and enjoying a bountifl r.
lunch .
PICNIC, SATURDAY
The Langside Sunday School:
picnic was held Saturday at the
Hall grounds The afternoon ti
spent having races, games,
r e la ys-. 'It concluded with a s
lunch 'hour.
LA NGSIDE W. M. S,
The Langside C.O. c. enter.
tamed the W. M. S. at the Au
meeting held at the Langside
Hall. The meeting started with
everyone; enjoying a full dun(
Indian dinner; The meeting('
ed with ,a lively sing-song by
C.O. C. Karen Young, Christi
and Jo -anne 13regman•and tlikla
de Boer sang the scripture, the
100th Psalm.
The meditatiOn was a skit
" 'D' Stands for . Dare", follow
by the hymn 'Dare to be a Dud
'Jesus loves' me' was sang in t1
Hindu Language. Heather and
Liane Young received the of0
ing and the offering prayer ivt
sung. Some of the girls sang
songs 'Ship Titanic'; 'He 111Vild
me to his banquet table'; 'The
Lord told Noah'; 'Jesus'.
Christine.Breguan-anLI Kara
Young taught a lesson to the al
ren with a skit 'Vie Adventures
Andy Ant', Nancy de f3oet read
story about Abby Home for
children in India. The children
then presented the Sari dance,
then had a busf The W. M,
meet ing while the children pia
ed ganiesa •
Return From South
America, To
Settle In. U.S.
LANGSIDE NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Troyer and
family and' Mr. and ,Mrs. Noah
Coblentz visited friends and neigh-
bours in the' L'angside , Lucknow
area. The Troyer and Co,blentz
families have just recently return-
ed from South. America where
they have been living. They plan
to settle in the U.S.A. •
Bill Pinnell of Colborne visited
friends and relatives in the Lang-
side, Lucknow and Wingham area.
Russell Young visited his broth-
er Donald Young, Mrs. Young,
Kevin and Brian in Toronto. He
also visited the exhibition while
there.
Ken Young, • Mrs. Clifford
Young, Jamie and Karen Young,
children• of 14.r. and Mrs. Jim
YoUng, visited last week with Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon Coblentz and
family and Mr. •and lkks. Roy Cob
lentz of Greensburg, Indiana.
Christine and Jo-anne Bregrnan
visited their grandparents. and
Mrs. Jan Bregman of Exeter last
week.
Mr: and. Mrs. Alex Orr of
Montreal visited his mother Mrs.
WM. Orr and Bob recently.
YOUNG PEOPLES SOCIAL .
The L'angside., Young People's
attended a social at Mr. and Mrs.
Murdock Saturday evening at
the Whitechurch manse
The Whitechurch Young People
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By The Sentinel Ito"u "1°PouR vALuEsi$0 ")°
wish to extend our thanks
our many customers who have
fcn►oured us with their patronage
over the years we have, been in
business in Lucknow.
We trust that this same courtesy will be
extended to the new owners, Jim and Syke
Sutherland, who will assume ownektdhip on
Friday of this week.
We wish to announce that we have purchased
Ashton's (Lucknow) Ltd. in Lucknow.
We will be opening • on Friday of this week
'and invite you to visit the store and view the New
Fall Line of Clothing' which will be on display.
WatCh for our Grand Opening at a later date. , .
Drop in and get acquainted. We want you to
feel as much at home at Ashton's as you have in
the past. We will- attempt to provide the same
quality and service.
Please join us this Friday for free coffee and
donuts.
Jim and Syke Sytheiland
VINCENT - WEBSTER
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Web-
ster of R. R. 2 Lucknow wish to
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Carol'Arul, to Mr. Don-
ald Ray Vincent, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Vincent of Belgrave.
The wedding will take place in
Belgrave United Church, Belgrave,
Ontario, on Septerriber 29th,
1973 at 3.30 o'clock.
PANNABECKER - TUCKER . .
• The engagement is announced
of Gail Katherine Tucker of Cam-
bridge ,.daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Weiberg to Gordon Douglas
Pannabecker, son of Mrs. James
Errington and the late Donald
`Pannabecker, the marriage to
take place in St. Peters Lutheran
Church, Cambridge on Friday,
September 28th, 1973 at 71. m.
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THAT George Colwell of 'Lucknow
reports a fine tomato crop. Us-
, ing hybrid "beefsteak" tomatoes,
George picked many large ones
including one that' was 13 1/4"
around one way and 15 1/2" the
other.
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CHINA LILY .10 OZ. SAYEk Whole Mushrooms SPECIAL 2 TINS 7
lucknow Woman.
Dies AlAge..54.
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SPECIAL 3 LBS. 1::
MRS. LLOYD HUNTER
Pallbearers were Walter Dexter
Sandy MacCharles„ Herman
Anger, Ross Gammie,: Ernest
Gaunt, Gordon Struthers.
Interment was inGreenhill
Cemetery.
Mrs. Lloyd Hunter of Lucknow
passed away in Wingham and Dist-
rict Hospital on Monday, August
27 at the'age of 54'. Her death
followed a, lengthy illness. 'She
had been hospitalized in 'Wing-
ham since March and prior to that
had been a resident of Pinecrest
Manor Nursing Home, Lucknow
for some time.
Mrs.• Hunter was the former
Marion Isabel,Campbell, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Roderick Campbell,
the former Kate Fischer; and the
late Mr. Campbell of Lucknow.
She was born in Kinloss Township
on April 15, 1919.
On Octobe 5, 1962 'she married
Lloyd Hunter of Lucknow..
Besides her husband Mrs. Hunter'
is survived by three daughters
Mrs. Peter .(Shirley) Kuchirkrof
Toronto, Mrs. Allan (Alice)
Gamble of Huron Township, Mrs..
Lyle (Marilyn) Moulton of Tiver-
ton; one son Ron "Brooksof Huron
Township; one step-daughter and
one step-son., Mrs. Cecil (Mary-
belle) CranstOn of West Wavia.-
nosh and .Herb Hunter of London;
her mother. Mrs. Kate Campbell
of Lucknow and nine grandchild-
Ten; two sisters Mrs. Harry (Mary)
Lavis' of Lucknow , Mrs. Alex
(Catherine) Campbell of Wingham
and two brothers Bob and Harold
Campbell, both of Lucknow. •
• She was predeceased by her first
husband Harvey Brooks on June
10, 1957. A
The funeral service was held
at MacKenzie Memorial arapel,
Lucknow on Thursday, Atigust
30th. Rev.. Glenn Noble was
minister. •
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