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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-12-12, Page 20RIPLEY ABATTOIR Custom Butchering Curing and Smoking Cutting and WrapPing — Sausage Making — Fast Free in HOGS AND CATTLE ON MONDAYS CATTLE ONLY ON FRIDAYS Have cattle in on Thursday for F'riday's kill With Two Big Coolers, Ws. Are Able To Hang Your Beef Fri 1' To 3. Weeks — Whatever Your Requirements Are For Houle Freezers We Sell Choice' Home Killed Beef, Porl and Lamb In Any Quantity At Lowest Marketing Prices ALL MEATS ARE GOVERNMENT INSPECTED FOR. YOU PROTECTION CHAS. HOOISMA, PROP. ABATTOIR 395-2905 STORE 395-2961 A COMPLETE LINE OF GROCERIES Case of 24 Pepsi $2.99 That lasts the. Whole Year . 'Round. A GIFT SUBSCRIPTION TO The LUCKNO SENTINEL A GIFT THE WHOLE -FAMI CAN ENJOY $8.00 for U.S.A. and Fore GIFT CARD WILL BE SENT EXTRA CHARGE $6.00 for Canada AN' ATTRACTIVE ' AT NO THE, .ku.c.Kpioyi ARNTINEI, 141..KNO!•!/, ONTARIO. - • WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER A large crowd attended, the reception in Ripley for newlywedi Mr. and Mrs. Larry Courtney. We extend a warm welcome to Mrs. Courtney in our community. Miss Margaret Ann Courtney of Sarnia spent the week end with . Mr. and Mrs. Len Courtney. Miss Gertrude Lee Walden of. London spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Walden. Miss Wendy. Courtney of Londori spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Courtney. Mrs. Reta Irwin and Mrs. Laura Welsh. of Ripley were Sunday din- ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm, • Pace. • Sympathy is extended to. Mr. arid Mrs. Chester Emmerton and family and friends in the passing of Mr..Jack Ernerton. Mr. ,Jack Elmes is improving' and still is a patient in University Hospital, London: ' , Miis Marsha Humphrey N.- of St. Thomas spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Humphrey .. The Pine River C. G. I. T . Girls are holding -their vesper service Sunday, December 16 at Pine Riv- er Church. • • Gail Messenger and BillyRut- ledge read scripture for the serv- ice Sunday at Pine River Church. Mr. Glen Campbell is convales- cing after surgery. The Christmas Family Party will be held at Reids Corners.Hall on Thursday , December 13th at 8.15. Ye Faithful were carols sung with Mrs., Garnet Farrier pianist, Mrs. George Fisher sang a solo. All ladies present were asked to tell of their memories Of Christ- mas. Thit was well answered. ' Mrs. Fred Tiffin gave a reading Just too Bad. Miss Merle Wilson closed with a Christmas thought and gave courtesy remarks. FROM THE SELECTION OF SPORTING GOODS AT • CAYLEY'S STOP AND SHOP Hockey Sticks — Hockey Equipment Fishing Supplies —'Golf — Skiing Guns and Ammunition — Snowmobile Accessories A Wide Range Of Sports EquipMent CAYLEY'S STOP and SHOP 3 MILES EAST OF LUCKNOW PHONE 528-64911 OPEN 9 A.M. TO 10 P.M. 7•DAYS A WEEK . , . • , • , • . , Whitechurch WI AMBERLEY WHITECHURCH NEWS On December. 10th Whitechurch Wornen's Institute held their meet- with an attendance of 31. The ing with a banquet at 12.30 in St. Andrews Presbyterian Church hostesses were. Mrs. George Fish- er and Mrs. Russel Gaunt. After the banquet the meeting was held. The president Miss Merle Wilson welcomed all pres- ent. The hostesses Mrs. Gaunt and Mrs. Fisher handed 'out the gifts from the Secret Sister and draws were made for 1974. The meeting opened with the Institute. Ode and the repeating 'of the Collect: Miss Merle Wilson gave a poem Christmas One. The correspondence was read from Mrs: Johnston Conn, Mrs. Russel Ross and Mrs. Jim Currie, hospital patients, for cards and gifts sent. Mrs. Archie Purdon and Mrs. Walter Elliott Consent ed to conduct the next 4-H club:' Carol singing, Hark the Herald Angels Sirig, While Shepherds Watched their Flocks and Joy to the World. Mrs. Wardrop and Mrs. Bill Gibson with Mrs. Garnet Farrier pianist sang What Child is This .and Star of the East. Mrs. Robert Ross gave readings My Fancy and Christmas Shopp- ing. Mrs. Lorne Durnin gave two piano solos. The Carols The First Noel,, Away 'in a Manger, and Little Town of Bethlehem were sung. , Mrs. Jas. McInnes told how the Scotch celebrated Christmas in the bygone years,. At New Years the houses are all cleaned even to the fireplace. At 12 o'clock mid- .night/the band played, It' was hoped the' first person to cross your doorstep would always have dark hair. Those coming,left little gifts. Mrs.. Russel McGuire then, sang two Christmas hymns. Silent Night , It Came Upon a Midnight Clear and 0' Come All Lost Life In Car Accident • WI-JITECHURCH NEWS This, community extends their sincere sympathy to the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hector Purdon of Strathroy, in the sudden accident - al passing of their son Bruce at Sarnia on the week end. The re- mains were brought to Currie's' Funeral Parlor. Relatives here for the week end with relatives at Whitechurch and Wingham were Mr. and Mrs. Hector Purdon, Mr. and Mrs. Bosveld of London, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Grant of Sarnia , Elgin Purdon of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. 'Athol Purdon and Shelley of Sarnia. , ' Anyone, interested in going to Pinecrest or Carruthers Home and will take along a guest to the Candlelight Service let Mr. Lloyd Murdock know by December 21. On December 16 the Y.P.S. will assist Mrs. Lloyd Murdock, Deaconess Graduate of Ewart College , with the services 'at Chalmers and Langside. A Tupperware Party was held on Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Alex Craig with Mrs. Duncan as demonstrator. A few games were played at the firsthe- fore the articles were demonstrat- YOUNG PEOPLES, SOCIETY Whitechurch Young Peoples Society held their meeting Sun- day evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson. ° The president Jim de Boer presid- ed. Cecil de Boer read the min- utes. Barry Elliott read the scrip- ture and gave the 'topic - Differ - ent Races. Bob Rossiled in prayer. Jim de Boer led in the discussion. The president Jim de Boer gave the Grace. Mrs. Thompson and Earl and Judy Jamieson served lunch. , After lunch Christmas carols were sung with Mrs. Lloyd Murdock pianist. The meeting' closed with prayer. On Sunday evening guests for dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Robinson of Belgrave were. Mr. and Mks. Neil Rintoul and Steven., Mr. and. Mrs. Dave Oberholtzer and Jeffery of Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. Mack Cardiff of. Brussels,, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rintoul. Mr. and. Mrs. Carl McClenaghar visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mack Stewart of Waterloo. On December 23 in the morning service at Chalmers Church the Sunday School and Y.P.S . and any interested adults are.to bring a Christmas gift marked for child or adult, male or ferriale. These gifts will be presented at the morn- ing service. Saturday evening , • pecember '23 at 8.30 Chalmers Church will be decolated for the Candlelight' service by both young Peoples Societies. On Monday , evening, December 24 at 8.30 the Y.P.S. meet at the manse to go carolling. School room at 2.30. erlinbearnd16tfhellthow ship: will will be held in the Sunday Sunday On. Susncdhaoyo '11)coecnce On Sattirday evening Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Conn and Mrs. Earl. Caslick attended the reception held for the,newly weds Mr. and Mrs. Carman Haines (nee Noreen McAllister). Russel Ross visited on Sunday with Mrs. Ross at Kitchener Hos- pital. We are pleased to report th Mrs. Johnston Conn of Wingh formerly'of this confinunity, peststo soon be released.fron Wingham Hospital.. • Mr: and Mrs. Dan Tiffinw Sunday evening visitOrs,witli and Mrs. Sevin Tiffin and Ste mr..and• Mrs.. Angus Falc and Kevin of Strathroy spent week end with Mr. and. Mrs., Falconer and Tony, :Mr. a nd Mrs. Relison Pale, and family of Sarnia were St day visitors with her mother' John Stacey of Wingharn. The Community were plei to learn that Mrs. .liarry Gut of Kitchener was'released.or urday from Hospital. On Fri Mr. Gutoskie came and tool little daughter Michelle.; wt been visiting her grandparea and Mrs Bill Rintoul, to he! at Kitchener. this week Hi Care will be provided in the home. . Mr and Walter Moo Linda , Richard ,.and Cindy on-Sunday with Mrs. Doroth Moore of Wro'xeter and', wit and Mrs. Joe Moore. Walt yOungest brother Charlie M on Sunday had a. heart attac His wife is the former Shift Allister, daughter of Mr. afl Mrs. Lorne 'McAllister Of C. AMIIIIIIIIIMMINIIIIMI.111n 11111110111110.1111111111.1111 r.