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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1927-05-12, Page 19 32.00 PER YEAR IN 4DV.04101i.11.50 OTHER*ISE LI/OliNoirlit'01411%; MAY lith; 1927, •SINGLE COPIES... . • Lucknow 7.4 $0 DP,Nitif741.7"7".' " kineLood• Lucking,: • inienr,•• TueadgY In Dr: COnnitlea •••••-•...;.••1. DBNTIST ' Dr. R. L. ' ' Treleaven, ,'Luclineve.- ri Decker's. 8 to rs Extraietkaa by gas or, local. Will ha hi Ono* every Thuradai-.- Phone 88' DENTIST • , Call ,Dr. Newton, . Make appointment _In office everyday . 9 0 0 0.0 0 IIKERT*0-01,1914k.,4-..L lie0. A. Slidell, incline% and Real Estate.--,-Meney to lend in drat mortgages on farm' proger- OW it 8 mike% per cent i,iccer '1, - to . -offered. 1:10811 Innennts on second' moitireges'. :on garmproperties and on.. personal lege'. A few geed fermi, for sale WALL PAPER MY stock or Wall, Paper is cont • ••• ;plate for 1927. Prices from .8c. up. I .am also agent for leading jdb hOuses. ;•''' R. J.', Cameron, Decorator, Painter and-Griinerr--BOx--114v:--LicknOw: • _ 1 • For Sale -Litter of Pigs .6 weeks M. Aitchison, R. 2. Lucknow. 'Far','Salo--A_number_of_window_ and 1 -41 -.in 'ash with, glass in them. Apply' to D. C. Taylor: Paper -Canadian made, best quaIlt7. Prices from 10c. to $2.00. Good '4, workmanship • • guaranteed. Samples. shown at your home , or at residence of Phillip Steward, paper hanger and decorater. (24-2-tf.) EGGS ;AND BABY 'mats ..ptice • -Esti: before :•',ordering , • Barred .Rock or White Leghorn Baby -Chicks Or eggs for .hatching. Inctiba- ' tore or brooders at right' prices. Cus- tom:hatching, done..-- Duncan Ken- nedy, Whitechurch,' Opt. ' (24:2-tf.) ' FARM FOR .SALE OR RENT 100 Acres, *ore. or less, in Kinlosii • Township --corner". on • country road; -5 miles from Lucknow. 4 miles Whitechurch -one mile from blacksmith ' 8 ho p -schoolhouse • on farm -well watered, 5 acres bush - barn 40x58 D -2 -story frame house Sinai and kitchen' 18x18 ft. -barn __..l__ 22V? acres chord. Pride $3,000, terms • to, suit purchaser. Also -a large, born in good aondltion, for sale. Apply to Jacob m11, ter. Lucknow. 0.i.tf.) ' HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT Good Frame residence on Stauffer • St;'; Lucknow.Bathroom, electric lights. Everything in first class con- dition. Garage and stable in .connee- tion. • Apply ,to Ackert Bros., Holy - rood. • (19-5-p) TENDERS 'WANTED Xownship Of 'Ashfield Tender's will be received by the un- dersigned up to 3, o'clock p.m.- on ThindidaY, May 2fith, for the con- struction of two concrete abutments for the Reid bridge, *lot 9. 'ton. 6: Aslifield;•.. also seven. small bridges ,two on side line 6 & 7, Con; 12 W.D. ' oriel at lot 1, Chn. 2' W.D., one on D.L. Con: 5, one at3ot:7, 'Con. 12. RD., two nt D.L. Con. n. Council to • furnish gravel and !bond, iron. ,Plane and specifications may be. seen. it: el is office.. C. E. McDonagh, 'Clerk. toeknoW, R. R. 3 (12-5-c) 1 NOTICE .Court . of Revision The Court of Revision on the AS-' sessneent• of the Township of 'West Wawohosh for 1927 will be held • in the Township Hall a" WednesdaY. Melt 30th. 1927, at 10 am.-Durnin Phillipe, Clerk. (1975-c.) • Good Goods " Low Prices. 1 o 00 yards, "Vfannelette clearing thia.Week, :Only mAaxE.s=irotsoM murdoEn CO. • '171R.A.0°.tr:-NT • 1.fr, and 'kr& Melvin -Rtayiiard:whis ,habeen confined to the "house With severe colds, are unprovrng; • " ,Misses Myrtle and Winnifred Webster spent a day with the Misses "Itidliard&'•• •' .7- • Mrs. Fraser Patterson, and children f Lucknow, *hilted ler mother, Mrs A,. Stein, 'during the week. Friends' and neighbOre", Of Mr Jag.. Stanley Of Paramount, -AO hag been be pleased to know • that heis shoWing sumo, ' improve., ..r'.,Wr41•KoniPtOn Of. RiileY• pi !no hi, olooM loikurioro 010004. * ••;;,.• ••-• LOCAL AND' clINERAC • • •Outing shoes., Get. the 'best -.-the lotte-Buoy.,;.'''-"At W.'J. Little'a 'Shoe Store. Sewing will be done at reasonable rates hY•Mra•'-$111§1;;:tierth of the: R. Stition. .Mrs. Ernle Aitchison and daughter Miry spent.. a few days last week' with friends,' in town. • • Try some ol Reid's' Home Made _I_ee Cream. An 'Ice, Cream„Cone,•Sun- dae or Ice Cream Soda. • . ' Mr. Lester ,Morrison, sins ofthe late: Mr: Hugh Morrison of Toronto, has been a :visitor' in town the past week, „ Memo:- W. R. -Johnston, . Gordon Johnston and Bobbie of. Toronto, ited mith--_14.4.7.4.,„„-'M:A.,1,./..ohneton,, on -Sunday, • I.,The May meeting of 'the Women's Institute will be held at the Wine of Mrs. Will. Douglas on. Friday next, AIRY 13. All welconse., • ". Jaines 'Stanley, who has been cri- tically ill' With .prieurnonia throughout the past week; appears to have taken a turn for the,better and been stead: ilythough slowly irisProving the fait few days. Mr. and Mrs. .Alex, Ross had the! ;:following....aA_-SnadayLlguests:;_i__Mrs. .Jacob Mrs Biiiho and daughter, Ma, me...and Mrs', aanichlianier and :Mr, ',lock of Detroit;. Mr. and Mrs. , Frstzley and daughters Edna and Isla oj Cheeley: o 070, DANCE- „ . A dance will be given in the Coun- cil Chaniber'VVingham,' the '.evening of TuesdaY, May 17th. Dancing from 8:30 to .1. o'clock. :Whitechnrch.: Or- ehestra. Gents 50c. Ladies 256„' in - eluding war tisk. • o SOCIAL EV,ENING • Jewi 'Rebekah Lodge will hold' a social evening in the Oddfel- :oi.HaH o Thnrsday, Odifellows and their • wives. or I lady triendisiaial Rebekah's and theirhusbands or lady- friend.. • Lediei please bring lunch*Coni BORN Bliie-,4At Detroit, Mich:, on May • 10: 1927, to' Mr, and -Mrs. William , Blue; a'. daughter. , ,(Mrs.4 Blue was formerly • Ethel Anderson of West Wawineah.) RAPID, VEGETATION The rather' severe frosts .of a eon- ple of weeks ago have been followed by splendid rains and warmth, condi tions which haye premoted. Very rapio 'vegetation. , The trees have all dome out in leaf,' smile 'in 'blossom, and • grass and grain ,thave been .making - splendid headway. The all „wheat has held up well through the cola 'weather and a good crop is now fair- ly, well assured. It is sal some; fields of alfalfa have been bad- ly killed by the frost and ice of win- ter-, Alfalfa is now One sif the great-• est. crops ' of the province, -having Practically solved the hay -shortage 'problem.. LAD wIris noNoaABLp••• IVIEN'IION IN BIG: ' ESSAY CONTEST . . „ Pittsburgh, - May 4 -Austin Woods, a student .M the Highland Park • High School,:' Highland Park, .Mich.; has won distinguished honors by .being aviraried honorable, men- tion in the essay .divisiOn Of the National Scholastic Awards eon - tests, opento all' high school stu- dents <of the United States, accord- ing to announement, made here to- day qnly three' 'prizes and seven, honorable nentions Were awarded in the esintY. division.: '• „.P, -7 More •than :;10,000. -.High .School InnYs• and girls 'tOok, •part in the variona phases of the contests for the Scholastic , Awards, an annua group of 'Prizes forcreative work in literature and art doe by high school itudents. • The .judges in the essay. division Of the, ScholasticAwards contests , who 'toe' tohoilibro,'T •-t�: woods, , essay entitled . the. Air", Were Samuel McCherd Crothers, diS4 tingnisbed- eEiSaYist; B W; Iluebsch, publisher, John Macy,author' ao4,.cri. tic, and F. 14-.Pattee, Profeasor , of English, Pennsylvania State Cellege. NoTt -.Austin woods is a giand- son, of Mr; and Mrg. Matthew Woedts* LticktiOW• is, a fretpient -THE' TOWN, BAOABAL.b. LpApUE. The town ` Leaguf(' started cifi' o Monday evening with great enthui ism, for , tine offieials; The 'game wa between the Business Men`and Clerk vs. the Factory and the latt winning by • The way the players- and •iiippor brs. turned out and the brand of base ball -Played promises' Well for the fu titre, .and Lucknow should - be wek:t the: tep, of the 'Bruce . League at ;' th end' Of the' !season: Hien some of the old-timers turn ed out and ,slibwed up some of th regulars at their respective pesitiOns and May eatell a.:plaCe on the regu- lar line-up. 'Gaines are scheduled for every Monday, Wednesday. and Fri- day evening at :6.30. o'clock, Watclt for pesters regarding these games.: The High ,School VS:. the' Penpushers and Professional men: will meet:Wee:- nesday of this ,week; but we 'can't ye - port• results., ,:: • ' • BRUCE -BASEBALL. '• LEAGUE SCHEDULE, Teams ,in the League, are; Kinear. dine, Walkerton, .LuelcInewL Paisley; 'Chesley, Part Teesw,ater.: • ' . May 24 -Kincardine at -Walkerton. May ;26--POrt Elgin:At 'Te'eswAter„ Chealey at .:Luekno*. • ' June : 2 -Paisley at Port ..Elgin. :-Teeiwite"r, at :Kincardine Lneknew at • Walkerton. : • • „Jiine 9L -Part •at Chealey, -Walkerton aCTeesWater. Kincardine at Paisley. . 15-Chesley at:Kincardine; . 'June .16-4-.Teeswater::iat Lticknew. June 21-Paisleyal. ChesleY. ;June 23 -Kincardine at Teaiivater:. Lucknow at Port Elgin: • . June 367-.Lucknow at Paisley.-: • July 2-thesleY at, Walkerton. : • :July:- 6L,VVa1kerten at 'Cliesley.: • July 7•Kineardine. at. Lucknow. Paisley at !nr,ceswater, .• • : ' • Jab)* at .Kincardine Teeawater',.at, Walkerton. .ChesleY at July 21-LuCknow! at T'eeswater, Walkerton at Kincardine Port Elgin at ,Paisley. • , . July 28,:-Teeswater. Kincardine at Port Elgin. .Paisley at Walkerton. '•August-.4.-Pais1ey • at: • Ltscknow. Kincardine .at Chesley.. TeesWater at -port Elgin„ , . • Aug. 11 -Walkerton at , Paisley. Cheney:. at Teeswater. 'tticlinow at. Kincardine Aug 18 -Port Elgin at .VValltertotl. Aug. 18--raisley at : Kincardine .Ltielcnow at, Chesley. " Aug. 25-Teeswater at. paisley. Walkerton at LuclinoW, •' ' Aug .-27--Chesley at Pert Elgin Atm. "31 -pert Elgin at -LucknoW. • o .Cood decals, Lew Prices: This meek bargains' in.. Linoleum Rugs. -THE MARKETL-HornelliMardoch, ' • . , WHEN LIJCKNOW HAD' • • • A 'LACROSSE C14113- , How many of our readers remem- ber' - ' The Saturday Ledger, a -newa, ': ' ' „paper that was being, published , at Toronto • in the. early .Nineties? We were handed a Copy of •thi& publica- tion dated March 4th, 1893, which had been, preserved by 'a Lnekricairresi- dent of that day. ' This issue of The ,Ledger' devoted 'couple. bk Page/ to a -Write-un of Lucknow and a number of its promi- nent citizens,- with portraits: Among' these are James Bryan, M. Campbell, Dennis Mitchell, James Sorinerville; J. G. <Murdoch, J, W. Armstrong, WM. Connell, J.' W. Berry, J. B. Congrain R. Hughes. There is a picture of the Public School,* of v.vhich Mr. Yule was the principal, of the Town Hall,. the churches and n few other buildings... Occupying a prominent,plaeosis picture of the 'Sepoy Lacross Club, evidently a lively organization of that time. rison was Hon: President - 'Chain " 'Was' Vice -President and D R. MaeInt President, Mem- bers of' the team were: .1 Grundy, J. W. 'Armstreng, Dave Thompson, D. N. -Lawrence,. Canipbell, Jewett, G.' Johnston; J. Yule,.,M, Weir, Hornell, P. B. Kirk. _c, 0. 0 LOL.MEET1N1 of'• cirfind,Aiaster_ef the Orange Order for, Oniario West, gavean address With cliaracteristievigor at a meet-, ing of the Fecal 'Orange Lodge here last Thursday evening. Theiewa quite a large ittendande, and the niebting with well entertained bY. nutithi, who IC well infornied regard. 141; thqt the ()Nor ot4o4ii tor.. HURCII,,' NOTES'''. The popularity'..ef',MOthera! Day • was splendidly showri. by tbe,, large attendance at the .:sipegial Metherte Day'services held in the churches last ,SUnday. The ;local' United .Church was filled te„eapite4ty40. the morning, 74ncl the.fiower worn in ',remembrinee. of Mother was .rinueb in ,evidence. The. 'eheir //Vat's ,made up of Mothers of the congregation, ',and ;many thotight.',tR Singing We; 'finite, up to that on the: days when the regular organization le' in song.dsTho miniater's a ad- dress *as Suited to: the Occasion. The evenmg•.service was withdrayn _ac- count of the anniversary services be- ing held in the Presbyterian Church. Anniversary ' • • ` -Very.. large congregations were present'at the. anniversary serVICes held in the Presbyterian Church last Sunday morning and evening. ; ',The 1 gev. 3- N•• Mcnul °09.4.0,11e*e§...the..7. "Preieher-fer'llie---Occasien• and 'de- liveredsplendid' and inspiring mes- sages There was special and apprep7 riate, mune by the 'Choir. At the ev- ening :service.; the church ' was packed to calmeitY, the 'Various.: cOrigrego.... dons in the `vicinity being-lisigelY rep- resented. • The' Sunday services were followed: by a ,meeting On Monday evening• which: was also 'largely attended The principle addreases at .this meeting were given by Mi McFaul, and tiY• Perrie of Wingham Shorter ;air- dr-clar-a-werrby the felrowmg- minis- ters. Mr. James., S.,:Kininss, Mr. Whitechurch, Mr, Craw, Luck - now Dr. Forbes, Teeswater, and. Mr. Whitechurch, and Mrs Sherriff of Lucknow, gave recitations The .choir contributed musical," numbers, as did _alao....a_male-qUartette;arici-Mr. Wat- SOfl and Miss Aitchison -sang a -duet PRESBYTERIAN• W.M.S. AUX. ; Mrs. McClure presided at the regu- lar May Meeting. :It.votionai exer-'• cisea were condlib4d by Mrg.' Donald and Mrs. McClure. The topic "Native , Reforms. Aniong Moslem Worinen," was given by Mrs. ' Stewart. ?WS_ C. Douglas gave a very full and interesting report of the- Provincial meeting held in Brockville: A solo which was enjoyed by all; was sung by 'Mrs. lanieg 'Smith. Delegates were. appointed to attend the 'Presby-,, terial to he held fis Kincardine'on the 17th inst.' " •MEETIN(.4 The regular monthly meeting of the: Young Women's.' Missionary 'So- ciety as held at the' Manse on Thurs.- daY evening. -After the opening exer- cises; Miss Jean' Lyons read , the. lesson. :The topic, from the study book, "Moneta Wemeri,". was given by Mrs Horace Aitchesoti: One mat - p1 business : Was ,the •appointing of delegates to. represent the society at the Presbyterial this month in Kin- ardisie. A missionary reading was 7 .given: by. Stella SteWard. The 'meet, - ng -closed with Singing and prayer, MA,ITLANri .PRESBYTElRIAL'. The Thirteenth A tin u al Meeting Maitland Presbyterial of the W.M.S.. of the Presbyterian Church' will be held. in Kincardine on Tuesday, May 17th. Sessions, morning 10 o'Clock; afk ternoon .1.30; evening 7.30. Special speakers for the day: :'Miss Rohibn; Missienary, on furlough from India, Miss . Rattee, of 'Toronto, Rev. • Dr. Moderator of the Gener- al4c87-reSsbrieY' of eet.h.1 Presbyterzan scltur11 HURON TqwNsDip TEACHER :• „ • • DIES SUDDENLY, MONDA.f Deep sorrow came to the.people of Flovverdale district -4th - Con.. Huron Township, on Monday morning* when - it wee', learned that MiSS' Lilll Mae' Smith, teacher 'in ;the local school, ,had passed away, 'She had been ill Apr just .about a 'week; with "pnennui- nia., Miss Smith had just passed her , mrt day, andwas the ...r:eldest daughter- of Mr. and kris. .Char,les, Pxaitli of the, .4th ,ConcesSien,'Huron. She was faithful Worker in Olivet Alinted, Church andtaughtinthe. Sunday Scheel, "She is survived by _her parents And one Mister, Florence. The funeral i w,as op Wednesday after:: noon,erVice .being held in St. An- drew's *United Church, Ripky., MEMORIAM • hfc4uillhi-1n ,,loving tnennory of Mary E. McQuillin, who passed away May 12, 1028.--841? Waited by he tiond4 argiirct Ntibov• • 5.• ' 1 FAMILY THEATRE FRIDAY & SATURDAY' • "Tng witNDErma,,, ;.A gergeous ,grade* depicting • the .stery of the Prodigal the"-wicked'HabYrOn- and after taating 'the...forbidden. 'fruit of... that ribald city, was east out . and at laet found ,forgiveness • . TUE., 17th, WED, 18th ' • Norman King in • "THE LOVE THIEF" .Greta Nissen. Universal jewel r QualitY Home Made. Whole Wheat and Rafe 'Bread is the loaf brimful Of Building Value •, and Nourishment. For Saturday • brosaf Slices Chelsea' Thula Oatoleal Cookies " Coffee Cakes-, .Scotch 'Stocleii,..T Iced. Rolls Raspberry Tartlets Rolis Lemon. Meringue Pi • Raisin Pies Have Yotiltied the New "117.1)VIS Health •Bread? . HOLLYMAN'S BAKERY Phone 36 Lucknow • • EatReid's:. Golden Crust. 'Bread Clean and Wholesome-:Good.'"to , The .Lasc Crumb; : . • • •. • Mother Knows and_the kiddies too •.• Queen's Drops ! Date, Cakes _Tarts Vanilla Jems Seonel. Devil's -Food Sponge Cakes • • Jelly Rolls REID'S BAKERY • Phone 68 (4111,411MaitalltdMairleraglantrArar.411,4W.1111Kaar.4111011Karansir41,40Kaly k Phone 75 Lucknow, Ont. STORF" .4 •-•11M1.1•116 1 In t 1 e own Hall KNOW BlueorWchaetestr-raBoys' Everybody's Going " ' THE OLD, SAYING. IS "APRIL RAINS BRING MAY FLOW- ERSP-'41'6DAY ,'WE -SAY` "MA-YDAY: BRIDES." SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL MERCHANDISE. • Real allgienetni''s-hle, linen, pure white and pure linen. Linen dinner sets 'able cloth' with napkins to Mateh. Colored breakfast cloths, all linen. Einfildidered luncheon sets; linen. Linen towels and towelling. Bed Room Wear - Rose or Blue Bed Spreads, Rayon Cloth. Large size, '81" x 108". Rose & White and Blue & White Fancy Spreads , Heavy plain white and pure white Krinide Cloth ,Spreads. Bleeched and unbleeched sheeting.' -Circular 'pillo eloth 40 42,43, 44 inch. ileinitifehed Pillow Cises. GENTLEMEN your felt hat hei e yet? If so,. we will " he , glad to have you call for itAhis.week. You will also take ' notice that our 'Made -to -Measure_ Clothing Department is at your _service. • - , ' • %.% ,•. .• - • Good Goods, Low Prices 1000 yda. Gingham. • This Week only •THE MARKET Hornell -Murdoch - CO. ; IMPROVING THE ,SCHOOL • GROUNDS • • Dosibtiesi, there' is difference : in opinion as to the value 01 the Slide's, swings And teeters, recently . erected on the school playing ground but these appear to be the vogue at the present- ;time, and/ no doubt,: such o- quiamerst is recOrinmended and en- ceuraged by the DepartmentofEdu- cation. Tho students .of all ' grades appearedto have a glorious tune the first few days; but the popularity seems to haire:.waned somewhat The piece of 'flat, ground' added to the west of the old play ground and fijced. n17.1 •last simmer: is developing a fine eoat of grass and it has :lately been improved by the erection of n ten -foot :netting as a 17111 -stop at the south-west corner, r If modern equipment • counts for 'anzthitig, the pupils of todnY certain- • ly 'enjoy great advantages over those .,of only. a few years ago. It was differ- ent when the boys had to nuikelheir Own bets, balls: and. "shinny', sticS,, and the girlswell they didn't have much of anything to play With. Let's' hope the changes are all for the hest: 'ASHFIELD .114.1"xTE:D CHURCH • ` The 'moiher§i .Day service at each ' 4.Church.-ivaii:- exceedingly well attend- ed. Only a very feW families were unrepresented : Family after family Were there in fullstrength' The pop uIrity of this annudi service was very 'evident Pike congregation from 'the preacher's vietnoint-_,looked Xehr different to .What.4 usuall dOeS as -so inanY-motliers took the singing seats at each Church, leading' in the. "SerVider Huslialidir and fa there ...in the pews' leftio care for the -children* -orl-aitting-alonei had -404- 'seine look. The :bright service, the flawas, the, good singing and the fit- ting talk on "The Way of 'Inethers who haVe 'knowGed," with the Well occupied pews alt tended' to celebrate the oceasiori in a ;worthy ' 'Manner. Mrs. Gardiner at Zion, VI,r4,floy Alton at•Haekett'S, and Mrs H.* Hor- tQfl itt'alsilie'S•Otool(lost at Om oroni re uswell difig.gragassivragralarAnsear.simrairsgragoressmingsmorAmiglirAls, nnOunces His Big :May Sale of Ladies' and Men's Wear Just received a Big Stock of the Latest' Models in Coats and Dresses, of the very Best, Materials, and as store space is limit - d we must sacrifice and Slash the Prices of Coats, Dresses and Men's Clothing. Here Is Your, Chane of a Big Savin COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF It Alias Baby's pay as , well as thers, Day surely, by the number. of little "ones present at two of , the churches, but nobody complains of that. We hope it will be a long:time in our country ' churches '' before the lathers led they are not to ' bring' their children, with them to worship. < TheAnnnal Meeting of Zion Church Was held, on Tuesday evening • Iasi. Good: reports' were heard 'from the different Organizations; which showed a 'healthy and, progressive 'condition • of things.' The 'salary and expenseg Of the Church, liceordirig to the stew- ards, had been well and .loyally met. ', 'The trieniberahip report or 102' mem- tiers in geed standing and the Main- tcnance and Extension 'Fund; arnourit- ing to $250 for this 'Congregation,' , rwits presented by The Pastor, .Re-elee:' tioas of 'epsilon members, and :Stew,: ards--made' no -elitinges .-OffiCial- boards. - Blake w-tongregation .beld their an- iivaPnieetlng en Friday 'evening last: 1,the' '&12164' School, ' the League, the Trail Rangers, the Ladies' Aid had r4)erts,ofinterest- to those: assembl Cd. 'Brake' has some 27 fanfilies 'eons nCeted with the Church and a•inetil- herahip of 80.. They contributed the splendid total of 525 to the Mainten- an4AttonsiO0, ruud 01 • 44 •$. Church; 1. craliStini --Was .-re. elected elder of .the session, and Mr. ,E.; Johnston as steward. Miss 'Olive , Anderson was appointed Organist; with Mrs. H., Horton .as .assistant.: . Zion has the evening service next Sunday. WHiTECHUgju ,Roy Patten Of Paisley, spent. theweek-end: with friends here. _ , Mr. and Mis. Cot Of Auburn, have antsved into Mrs lifoOre's .house.;. We ,welcome them to Our village.. Messrs Dtinean and George 'Ken.- .nedy made a biisineis: trip. to London • last" Wednesday Rev Mr 11.1iicicenzie; of ..Belinore., ' cOhurch Anat.-Sendai:7, • . . We are sorry to report Mrs 'Victor In Wiiighani Hospital. We under. -ntand that she is ;getting -along will ,as can be expected. --Mr. and 11/14.-- Jim :, Pilon,' • Mrs. David Gillies and Mm 'Jordon motoi!, ed to Paisley one day last- week, Visit •friends. •• Messrs. Aldin Pardon of LeaMing. to and Ehrier Pnrdon' of •Da' spent 'the week,viid at their h bttOt ...L.. x ••••,:*