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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-10-23, Page 121 ^a PAGE TWELVE i"' .a • • -.4 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL Buy a John Deere snowmobile... get us in the A r \ bargain! Long after you buy a John Deere Snow- mobile, we'll be here with reliable service, parts, and accessories. We're committed to snowmobiling and so is John Deere. Tomake sure you enjoy a full winter of fun, we back every John Deere.sled with a large stock of parts and a staff of experienced service people. We're connected to F.L.A.S.H.—a computerized system that quickly locates any part anywhere in the country and gets it here fast. So when you buy a John Deere, youget a snowmobile designed for performance, built for endurance, and styledfor pride. You get more value csme trade-in time. And you get us. We'II be right here to keep you and John Deere good friends for a long time. Come in.today and seefor yourself. Nothing runs .• like a Deere • Buy a NEW JOHN DEERE SNOWMOBILE and get a FREE ELECTRIC STARTER KIT (less battery). From now until' October 30, 1974, you can buy a NEW JOHN DEERE SNOWMOBILE with just 10% DOWN AND NO INTEREST UNTIL OCTOBER 1, 1975, McGEE AUTO ELECTRIC 355 Josephine St., WiughaM, 357-1416 OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY "SALES BACKED BY SERVICE" KINTAIL Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. George Moncrief were' Mr. and Mrs. Wayne: Hunter and Jennifer of London; Russel Mon- crief of Guelph; her niece. Miss Margaret , Bell, a dietition at Western Hospital, Windsor; and his sisters, Mrs. Myrtle Chapman and Mrs. Jean Biggs from The West. Mr. and ,Mrs. Francis Williams of Bowmanville called on friends around Kintail recently. Mrs. Williams was formerly Doris Hib- =,bin and attended Kintail School. KINLOUGH The Presbyterian Women's Mis- sionary Society and the Anglican Church Women went to Brucelea Haven, Walkerton, on Thursday afternoon and put on a program for the residents there. Mr. George Haldenby returned home from Sarnia where he spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Haldenby and Geordie. Mrs. Edna Whytock of Teeswat- er spent the week end with Edna and May Boyle and visited on Saturday with her brother Richard Elliott. svho is a patient in the Kincardine mid District General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson and Lois attended a family get-together on Wednesday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thompson as their aunt Mrs. Freda Haldenby and members of her family from Melfort, Sask., were there. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Edbu'rt Bushell were Mr. .and Mrs. George Bushell; David and Janet of Ottawa, Mrs. Gertrude Bushell, concession 14, Mrs. Katherine Fraser, Anne, Edwin and Janice of •Armow., The Holyrood Women's Institute will meet in the hall on Thursday, November 7th. This will be a tea and all members are asked to bring lunch. Roll call - "Tell a pioneer incident": Topic - "Items of historical interest". 'Demonstra- tion of Bruce County Tartan by Mrs. Donald Blue. Each member and visitor is asked to display an old piece of jewellery and if possible tell its history. Directors - Mrs. Jack Scott, Miss Edna Boyle. The Anglican Harvest Thanks- giving Service, will be held next Sunday, October 27th at 10.30 a.m. Mrs. Margaret Hedley of Millar - ton visited Olt Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson and Lois. The W.M.S. members from the Presbyterian Church here attended a meeting at Whitechurch on LUCKNOW, ONTARIO Happy Hostesses The seventh meeting of the St. Helens Happy )hostesses was held. at the St. Helen's Hall on Tuesday, October 15 at 7.15 p.m. There were 15 members and 4 leaders present at this meeting. Each club • Wednesday. Friends of Mrs. Frank Maulden are pleased to know that she is steadily improving following her recent accident. - Mrs. Frank Maulden returned to her home on Sunday from Wing - ham 'and District Hospital. Her sister, Mrs. Arthur Philips of Fonthill, is spending some time with her.; Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Edwards of Goderich visited on Monday with relatives in this area. girl answered the roll call whic was "one duty of " a pleasing guest", Marybell Cranston read the minutes of the las t meeting. The next meeting will be held in a form of a tea. Each girl has asked their mothers to attend this tea. The tea will be heldat the Hall on Tuesday„ October 22 at 7.30 p.m. We all discussed the subject matter which was courtesy at ekub meetings, etiquette at Banquets and dinners and etiquette for many occasions. The rest of the meeting was used to finish , plans for the tea. We planned the program for the tea plus what each girl is responsible to bring. Each girl made and brought cupcakes to the meeting. All of the cupcakes were placed on a tray and passed around to each girl. The meeting closed with the 4 -I -I Creed. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBS •Mierrymak The fifth meeting of the Kia bridge Merrymakers was held the home of Mrs. Delores Van on October 17. The next m will be at the home.pf Mrs, Hogan at 7.15 on October 24th opened the meeting with the Pledge. Roll call was answe red 12 members. Our leadersdread "Party Ide which were discussed under headings: 1. Themes for parties Invitations and replies. 3, tions. 4. Entertainment. S. Party. For group work we discussed party and each girl was assigne invite a person to the pang, meeting was closed with the motto. There's a RoyatBarik4esk in every farnkitcben. When it comes to offering specialized financial services to farmers, Al Paiey, Manager of Lucknow's Royal Bank, is as comfortable 'doing business in your kitchen as he is in his own office. (More often than you'd think, the farm kitchen is the best place to get Al's bankin expertise fully concentrated on helping you achieve a worthwhile project.) What's more—and this is important -A1 Pacey has the full facilities and expertise of our Agricultural and Credit Departments to back him up. In addition to Farmplan Credit .& Counselling he can tell you how. to protect your farm and family., with Farmplan Creditor Life Insurance. We'd like you to give Al a call, to see just how effectively he can use his experience and judgment to offer you sound advice . . backed up by some pretty sound and sizeable dollars if your growth plan makes agricultural and economic sense. If you'd like to have that talk with Al Pacey, call him at 528-2826. And if it makes better sense to have that important first meeting in his office, instead of your kitchen, the coffee's on Al. ROYAL BAN K serving Ontario serving you /.