The Lucknow Sentinel, 1934-05-24, Page 4Prrl
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The aliavtl' i�r **We atTHE ant SUMMER . SUOE FOR.
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saw ( or big) lit, wR t. do We: Trade
Tker ` SUPERIOR. to the. Usual S ireolor Shoo in More ways.,
this'° -ape --for igstante .
Astra ;Ulama sad Sales.
Genuine Relaiosr Hair iwsolera-4401118 o; perfect
Cnsbloa 'to walk , on., '
Hied C.w.M.rs sof• ,st Ie�za-wi4ck are very Hoch
•uiraerier to tke $a*tal ,soft task'•
,41111 oar ,rices are east,, as low ' is tke, - ordinary
cheap 410t0. {
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are . liens fella -4041 site '5 (for ;WA- a two-year old
sltl4) ap to side 11; for n•fedl, grown Gast. • •
The MEN ` .Rile' then -the :'BOYS., -like :tbeaike KIDDIES
Wte' tYsis--Tirol► Sri *SO': COMIr1ORTABLE for "Summer Wear.,,
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Mts J N.L MacKenzie-. o R pley
spent the'week end at the • home 'of
her son, ,liar. Henry MacKenzie. •.
Mr.. R. A. Giant spent a few.days
with his sister, Mrs. Margaret Mac
Kenzie of Sarnia..
Mr.t;,Jack MacLennan had' the mis
Airtime to have the .'bone in his arm
splintered by a kick from a horse
In , looking .ovef, the names in, .this
year'a graduating class at St. Jo
seph's Hospital, •London, we notice
the names of two, 'Ashfield young
`ladies,;, Miss, Gertrude J. , Foley and
Miss Loretta M , Myers.. We extend
congratulations,," •"
Mr. and Mrs. JamesMacNain have
returned to their `. home here'. after,
spending "the . -winter with- their'
daughter in :;Toronto.
Miss • .Saab MacAnley,; Stratford,
spint the week -end at her home here
Mss... Tom_. MacDonald, ''Lochalsh,
spent s fav days with Mrs. Jack Mc-
Intosk; and' her mother, !tn.' •Mac-
. Ckis1M.
lis asd rs. • Spindler and, Mrs.
TGiIHnte wjtb, Idr� * id` Mrs. W*n Mc
11 [r. and Mrs. Grant MacDiarmh
and Douglas : were visitors .,,with Mr.
and MILD Blue: Amberley recently
Ms. Joke Jamieson' *pent t'be
week -end With Mii. Campbell and
Gretts. in . Locknow.;
Hr. "'Ma. D. Martin spent ' last
Weak witk his, friend,, ;-Mr. Adam'
Laidlaw at'Hanover.'
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Mise M Cook spent a few days
with :fried in Kincardine:
o Mr.'' 'Fisher.
Mr. •H�Wers n..m►d ..F�
Lueknow are doing some work .for
Mr.' Grant MacDiermid this week.:..
KINLOUGH`
Was, Mildred Montgomery and Mr.
B. Armstrong of Detroit.: spent the
week -end 'with- relatives here; """""
Mr. and Mrs.. Art :Ealdenby and
family'' have returned to . Toronto
after vis tr
5T. HELENS
Mr.,, and• Mrs. Jas.: Douglas: ' .and
children -and -WS. Cameron orMits
chell, were recent visitors` with Mr
and Mrs. John Cameron. ,
Mr. Ed.. McRoberts 'of Wingh in
called on friends here.
A meeting; of_„ particular interest
lb 'the young people, Of the' neighbor-
ing congregation, as well as those of
this community, will -be held in the
United Church here;„ on' Si nosy.
the past week with •triorning next, ' *hen Mr.', Aubrey' Old=
Mr Bal
Visit to-:
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weeku•.1
The ,'spring`, meeting of . the ' Bruce
. S ''- paid his .official
oor on.',Friday; of last
Deanery isto ,be held in the _•.Angli
can Church here on Tuesday;,June. 5.
Mr W' Boyle attended 'the" Synod.
*Moncton Dist -week.
Rev. W:• Townshend -and-:family
renewed'.,.old acquaintances. • here on
Monday.
Mr. Bert McLean'has; purchased
a new ; Chevrolet Sedan.
Mr and Mrs.' Geo. Haldenbyand
family, 'spent' the week -end' aTor- ' Stanley Todd, whoa also led a discus -
onto. onto.. • -.. g sion on the , subject; •
1,7 *,NOW ��, ENTI31TEL
FubWbed every 'Thursday morning
tit' •Lncknow Ontario.
Mri. A. Ii. MacE f nsi,-pro for
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THUItSDAY..MAY 24Itk, flail..
GRAVELLING AND HAULING
TENDERS ARE • ACCEPTED
Wet Wsw nosh, Apr11, 30 ' 1934.
The -West Wawanosh:.couneil !let.
on Abe ablye.datej with all .the: m m
hers present, and' . Reeve SteWart,
'Freehling: The- minutes -of .last• meet
ipg: were read and'aceepted on;motion
of co$ncillors', McQuillan and • ;Sn'1yth.
The, Collector•: was present' and thef.
ro11 m:..iwaa.. accepted : on ' motion of ' ;:
ceuacillors .'Gammie and McQuiW
and.the'arrears of taxes mere.noted.
The," tenderi for the crushing : and
hauling of gravel ' jwere.' opened by
the, road superintendent and that of
Lorne• Ivera.for--crushing•at_ 12c cu., ;yd. yd.'' `per mile was accepted. The
tender of, Jas. -Aitchison for .' hauling
at 10c per ydd..: per mile' was. also ac
cepted. ,,The council adjourned to
`MeeLP:1Mt_-
president of: the ,.Young People's,
Society will be the speaker '
With an: attendance 'of" over '50,
an interesting Young'People's meet-
ing was held on Sunday evening;
when Mr. Stanley : Todd's" side hail
charge Mr Earl Durnin • led in
prayer and the scripture lesson was
read by Laurine Miller. Isobel, Miller
read a' character• sketch on , • Jacoh ,
A duet by Murray 'and, Vera,, Ta 1or
and a,'' chorus by Helen, Isobel nd
Laurie Miller,' were both 'en?'oyer;
The topic "Is' Saving Money., a bugs:
Hon .:'Virtue?" was taken by .: Mr.
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A . quiet ' wedding took . place.• on
Saturday. May ` 12th, ''sit the home of
ltev. W. M ,Townitnd, 'pastor of the
Church, of the Redeemer, London,
when 'Elizabeth,. -second: daughter . of
Mr.. and : M : a. B 'llodgkinson _of
Kinlough became the bride- 'of Wil-
liam E. Bushell, .son "of''Mrs.'.and the
late William .. Bushel,.' St. Thomas..
,The ' attendants • 'were, 'Miss Greta
Hodgkinson, sister of the bride and
Mr. • Fred Cox of London.
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GREY. SAND:'BRUCE
BOWLERS SET DATE
The /annual meeting of the Grey
and, Bruce 'Bowling 'Association .was
field ;in -Chealey last_ week ' `.There
were •;14 clubs `.last year in the, .as=.
sedation, this year; there :are ,eleven
with .Lucknow, , Meaford and W.iarton:
stilt to be -heard from- at the ' time=
of the meeting. The entry • fee of.
¢6.00 mustbe paid by June:
The;. G di B. tournament; to, which
two rinks from each' club are' eligible
will. be herd' this year on the greens'
of. the• Owen , Sound Club on Wednes-
day* June 6th, commencing l'at 1.30
pm.
Tentative . •tournament dates -.were
set ss . follovis.
RINKS
'Walkerton June; 20.
, Owen Sound'. North June :27.
Paisley, --July' 12. •
CherleyJuly 2.
Meafor-July 4.
Port Eln=July 5.
Wiarton-July 11
ne 2
Southaiiiptcn- July 18
• Mount Forest --July 19
Owen Sound --July 2ii:.
Kincardine,Aug.- 22.
Hanover=Aug. 6 ,
Lucknow.-plug..' 23.
. DOUBLES
Lucknow•-June ;28
Owen ' Sound • North Avg. 6.
Southamipton=-Aug ` 15.
Durham Aug • 16.
'Chealey-Aug 1.
Owen Sound Aug. 29
Port . Elgin -Aug. 30-
Meaford-•Sept. 3.
Mount Forest -:Sept. 3 ' -
' Walkerton -Sept. 3 •
Paisley=Sept. 6.
'Wiarton--,Sept. ' 12.
Kincardine June 13.
Hanover-Sept.'21.
There was a fine.- turnout'' at the
Rapid ,City meeting on Monday night .,
-about thirty-five t'being present...A
number of short 'talks were given. .
the best "Should Canada have an. •'
N R. A.?" by Harold .•Campbell Be
sides the NRA, a -number of ' exper-
iment' being tried by different coun
tries came' up :for discussion.'' It . was . .
agreed that: none of these, es they are '
could••beexpected`to' work• in Canada;
that we -must'•.'build"a system suited
we may : be a'We...to borrow _some of::
the` good 'points'' from other systems
and profit -by -t'heir. mistakes. •
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THE HIGH POWERED MOTOR FUEL ... AT RE9.11441 GAS PRICE
DON'T FORGET -the; NCM' radio
-talk'tonight (Thursday). John Mar- ''
tin will lbespeaking on '•The. hall
enge of the 'Present' Crisis". , Tune in
fro,n '7.40` to 8.00 ,on the Wing, ani
station..•
MAFEKINGG
Mr. anrd•„• Mrs.:Harvey Webb. and
Lois, Ann: visited me..,and:' Mrs.
Thomas Anderson, Sunday.
Fred Wainwright; who . has been
employed 'An Toronto for several
months is at S Kilpi<trick's;:at'
present.
Miss Dorothy Curran is quite •ill
from • .typhoid fever; Miasn `Madeline
Johnston,• R. N. is in attendance.
Her Many •friends';hope for - her early
recovery.
,The Ashfield Circuit Ladies' Aid
have set •the date for their annual
Garden Party for, June 21st, at Haek-
ett's 'appointment:.Watch . for adver-
tisenient, ,
Mr. Jiin Drennan of Kintail spent
'Monday with his son Wilfred and
"Mis. Drennan.
Mr ,and „Mrs.__Sam'►Sherwood spent
Friday in Coderich., They. were ac-
companied home Mrs. Chas.
Tawamley, and `family who will . re-
main, for sometime.
Mr.',Hardy, who is employed with
Mr. S. ;Sherwood;/ visited, his • sister
Mrs. Sholtz'of✓.Dungannon •on' Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Whitley, Mr,
George Nikon and Mrs, Margaret
Stothers visited 'friends at Thorn=
bury over ,tho' weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm: Crozier visited
Mr. and ' Mrs.Wm Campbell, Don•
nybrooke, on : Sunday evening.
Mr.!! Will„ French visited his; . old
acquaintances in this burg onxSunlati
r. ssr+av4i '"'i�•i3•ir +r+i"rr t '8,k%S �in », "r i yy.
and family .„ ot., ' -1 uCknoW, visited
friends here`"on Sunday.
Mr, and .Mrs. Chambers' of Wood-
stock were recent Visitors' with Mr,
and Mrs. 'Matt,' Shackleton. '
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Webb and MSS
We are •pleased to 'know•;that so
many'' heard _ Mr. Hutchison i st
r`hursday : might: on'"War•' and the
Armament Makers". His whole talk,
would well bear. quoting; . we can
sivof;etoday:-only',his 'challenge to the youth
"Fifteen years have.come and gone.
since the most tragic conflict in his -
'r `. w - bre g to a c .ose... That,
,{•vas, we 'were. 'told,. a war to end
wars, a war to make the !world safe:.
for democracy. But to ' our,` grief and
disappointment, it has dismally fail-
ed to achieve either. in vain have
those ' Millions died'. on ' Flanders
Fields,„in 'have,w.e .sn :to;.
secure • a: better • und,erstatrivending. ta•
purer atmosphere and nobler -ideals •
a'm'ong the peoples of .the world. The
.:ought of • war and its possi.blity is'
ever present. Despite the obvious'
opposition"of .the masses to war", We
standapparently helpless ,to cheek,
the slow but inevitable advance of .
the dark, the dismal . and the death
enveloped :`.Clouds ,of war But why do
we stand thus ,helpless to see our .
cherished hopes, 'the • slow ' develop
menta of civilization and 'the' pro-
gress of the ages, snatched" from just
beyond the ' .reach of our • eager
grasp? Must we accept, in a fatal-
retic fashion, the ilietuni • that war:
is part and parcel of our civilization,.
a necessary evil'?,
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The New Canada Movement.' has.
received a' donation ` o'f ; $106.00 Iron.'
the lucknow Joint U. F. 0. Club; •
This is :certainly appreciated, es
peeially since•it•was quite unex,peeeted
At ,the general meeting in the
Orange :Hall' on 'Tuesday night, a •',`
temporary.' "storining" cotnliiittee.
was appointed and plans laid for
holding. N. C. IVI.. Meetings 'at St..
Helens. Holyrood, Kinlough; Lang-
side and Whitechurch. Further tear
titulars will 'appear text week.
emernber that this is your coltii»n-
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year -winter,' summer arid fall.
.The depressiontaught. tte a thing
it is nice to knot. Y;ou • esti `liA*0
Dorothy gray of Gordsrich, *dottedjust ,tr ipaor a holiday 'without•s`
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