The Lucknow Sentinel, 1955-01-19, Page 2•
TWO_
CUL OSS: COgNEit
r ru Y met o'
Botha_ y._Fa ,�' _ . ..
'n ht at the.honie of .
Monde ..
and. M . A Jatt!'es 'Wraith Lith. a
good,a tendance; The' topi g-
, ,
rioult. Fairs", was Most inter-
esting nd Provided good discus-
siion; We . think they fill an Tn-
:portant place- in, the' . community,
but thought, it would be better
if the exhiibitors.,weren't allowed.
to shoo the: ~same exhibit year
after year. We . had., no criticism
.to offer .• the 4-H clubs,..etc, but.
thought it ;would be a good idea;
• if: there Wes a class. for farmers'
- ` to show' ordinary `stock.found .on.
:. the average farm, We ,thought it.
was a • good ea .have
id � to -the
•merrygo=round, . pony'rides, etc, ,
for amusement for the children,,
as they need ., entertainment:
Euchre and crokinole 'were play'
ed after which Which was served.
The next .meeting will beat the
• home of"Mr. arid Mrs. Alex Why-
tock. 'This meeting was' pbstpon-
1'HE Li:TCKNOW rig' LtTCKNOW� ONTARIO_
with.
The cominuniity lwas.shocked on
Sunday .morning: 'to • learn that
Miss Tune. I iarrls hadibeen killed
in a car accident Saturday even-
ing. Tenets the 20 -year -Qld dao-
ghter . •of %Mx.' and' Mrs. 'Albert
Harris. She, had • spent the past
two .years working in London
and at the time, of the. accident
was enroute home to: ,spend, the
week -end, with her parents and.
brothers [and sisters.. The' com-
munity extends deepest sympathy
to them. .
w We' are 'sorry to report Mrs.
Frank Schurnacher to :be confin-
ed to bed; ,Hope you. will soon
be better. Jean,a e sib
Wt.:, Chas.
Chas. $chu ?ahh..._
Walkerton .is" spending a feat► days,.
-with 'Mr. and Mrs. ° Frank Schu=
macher and family.
Mr. and Mrs.: 'loom Hodigin$
Miss Irlma Hodgins, ' N mot,.
:ored to St. Catherines the first
of the 'week:
The . community was well •rep
zesented. at the reception for Mr.
and llrs. • Jas. Haldenby at Holy,
rood on ' Thursday evening.. The
young ' couple were . - presented'
With' a studio couch- sand a purse,
Of, money.
• Mr.. Jas, : Ilodgins. left on` Sun-
. day to 'go' by, plane from' VIalton
''•to Vancouver '
-Messrs, Art Hodgins and Clay
ton: ,Meyer represented •Bethany
Farm:. Forum on Friday .'.night at
s
.meeting for .Culross' Tawiiship
forma"' ;,at the • home; of Mr. and
Mrs: Harold, McCormick,' Tees
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interment was in, St. J "s
Cemetery, InSsdge• . Friends
or relatives attending the
fun-
eral from: ' a 'distance were, . iSS
Elizabeth MoCarthy' 'of, ,f'etosk ,
Mien:.., Mr. and Mrs. Jack:Long
and' m. Long of Detroit,' Mrs.
Jack O'Malley of Detroit; Mroi&
Mrs. Ai nbroso Lassen .of De �,
Mr Jack Hussey of` . Colborne
KINGSBItUDG
Mt. :and Mrs.`Charles Dalton,
Diane and Da,vid of Niagara' Falls,
were• recent visitors at 'the home
of Mr. and Mrs.'Terry : Dalton, '
Mrs. T... Dwyer and son:.Edward
of Kinkora visited et the home
of Mr, and' Mrs.. Done Frayne: last
week.'" • '
Chris . Morebeck of Toronto
visited at his home here recently..
' Congratulations •to Miss' Ruth
Keane. who has been successful
in her examinatigns. as a Regis-+
tered :Certified Nursing Assistant
at Wingharn Hospital
Dr; and Mrs, .. Gilbert Frayne
retur,.ped to their home .here af-
f er. ' a ; two :. week visit . with rela-
tives' in• Toronto. .'
Reel, i Priv High` mass, was sung
at St `Joseph's • Church on. Thugs
day morning at; 10. a.Yn :for the
late Pridgette MVIeCarthy, by Rev.'
H. ° Van Vynckt, P.P..:The deceas-,=
ed was the 'daughter of the late
:1Vfri ° and.: Mrs. Charles McCarthy
•and . was born _ in Ashfield ;,Twp•'
Twp. •
S ; athy is extended to th
JoosseephppCourtney family upon the
death. oftheir .father,, who died
at Goderich Hospital on,,Tuesday,
January kith after a short illness,
following; a heart attack. SurYiv-
in are. rive children, Mrs. Jas..
O'Neill ,(Ozella); Mrs. J. •Farrish
(Mary); Mrs. R. Haddon (Louise)
and Martin, .arid Patrick at 'home,
_and_ ten_grandchildren All were
''present for the. ,funer-al, ,,except=:
Mrs.. Farrish who recently re-
turned to her home in Calgary.
Requiem High mass -wnas •stung by
Rev. ..:Father Van Vynckt, P.P. ,
on Friday morning at 10, a.m. with
burial .in St. Joseph',s; ;ceX ' etery.
Pallbearers were' John ,S. Daltop,
John. Kelly; Leo Courtney, Ewart
Jamieson, Wilfred Far: r.ish, Lorne'
Parrish. Relatives from a distame
present :for the funeral were Mr:
a, ,
WEDNY:; 'JAT� 19th, 1954 ••
1,; Cotrltes,•= • oskorth .
E, • ,Scholtz, -J. H. Laidlaw, •
Gaunt, J, W... r'urdon, C. L. Mar-
tiri, Sleightholme ande Rcoming
Purdon. US` ,cr;� 'for the
year are ;van and Rayr and Laia-
laW, .Jack _Coultes• .and. Russ -d
i urdo.n' Auditor3; `D. J,. M.' Moors,
and:Ivan Laidlaw. Other busiue
was dikti.ssed and the. ,meeting
was brought to • a close with a
prayer' by Rev. W. J. Watt. Lunch
Was served and a social half hour
was enjoyed by ..all, e �n
Mr, Thos, N►er?Y who. has b
M
visiting With his daughter,. r.
and Mrs. A, , ,Coultes ;returned
tome on 'Sunday:. Mrs A. Coultes
and Jack have :the 'Mumps; .moo:
We are so'rry'to: hear, aVlr,n the
McCiengahan ',is : a patient: i
Winghain Hospital• with pneu- were rtonnlnat
nonia •.., Sev.en candidates
Visited
me Durnin' and . �,;1'ed. for the office aTid:. l�allo'ted on,
Mrs. .. Lo.r , tL ... Tlfrc
resulting 'in.. Johrt Emerson being
Kennedy and Pete. on "S'unday, appointed for hiS third., year as
Master.
other officers aro �i3''
,follows, Vietar .'Ga�wley, Deputy :.
OFF.ICEAI_
OF KINLOUGH 'L.O
• On ;Tuesday evening of. last •
week the annual of Kiri meeting t .,1b'
1
lough Orange Lodge 099 was,
held wil . a ' good attendance,
Worshipful Master. John' Enter-
'inn,
part
presided for the;, first
of the meeting. As .this was .the
first meeting. since the .renovat.
ing of the hall, a good deal of
business had to be dispensed, with
i c 'h ; occupied considerable
time. The. offices Were then all
declared vacant. and Past County
Master WM.' Haldenby presided
for the installation.°•..of ;officers.
'John Emerson indicated his wish'
to be; relieved, of his office ' hair-
ink served twd Years, as• . Master...
NvEmTEE
NE
Little Cameron MacGregor
tnrned home' froin the' hospital
pn Sunday alter having pneu-
",. We are sorry io hear that Bill,
.Peddle is uride.r. the doctor's' care
with' congestion of' thelungs.
Mr: Jack.. Aitohison , is Spending:
and Mrs. R.•Haddon, Flint, Mich., a few days in London.. .
'Jo's; Fitzpatrick ."and Kenneth of
,visited with the former'S Parents
Mr. arid Mrs. Currie Colwelr
The United Church held its an. and family.. visited at the; hothe
ntial ., meeting' in: the. Sunday of Mr. and MrS., Donald MeCcish
School roan Coif Wecineklay even, this, week. , ," *"., .. ., ... .
in charge .of -the: Pastor, ,Ree, . Mr. and MrS. Bert Brown Mr.
Breek of Bluevale; with Clarence
Meclenagbari.. as sec.4reas.,, The
SesSion far the ,cprning,year are:
Clerk Rev. W; J. •Watthonorary
11.00 a.I
Ch
• 011ie
12,15
too p:
stA
fainily; Mr. and Mrs: Nelson 'Hel-.
wig. Of Tiverton„. Mr. and, Mrs..
Ernest Walden.and,farriily; Misses
members, R. •MeClenaghan W. R Lettie and Ada Gawley of Rip -
'Farrier -and Falconer;::Eldcrs;. were dinner guests of Mr.,
J.' G.. Gillespie; D.' J: 44. -Moore, . and Mrs.; Victor ParWleY„.: Thurs.;
86 years- ago; -but-in- later, years G. . arri ,
she made her home with het sis• wards: chairman, R. J. Laidlaw;- Week Mrs. Helen . Swan enter-
The
Alex Percy; ;Chaplain,.DOnald7Nft.-
Claude Dore; tyler, 'Fred Guest,
The 'Purple ,0i -Ove farin 'forum
met at the home.'of Donald, Rob- •
ertson last Monday 'evening and'
Wak vvell attended, The topic fin,
Mt, and. Mrs. Frank Dore:and
family visited the lattees pars
6itsi Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Brindley ,
: The Purple Grove Institute
rrieetingwas held last Wednesday.
lekin,.MeDonala en the arrival of
.batey 'girl, .Marian Add,
11.06 a.1
Sund
7.00 II
,t'a,mily visited "at 'the home of -Mr.
arid MrS..Ernest 'Walden of Bethel
scheols and other business..dealt ter Elizabeth in ..Petosky, Mich. G. E. Farrier, Ed 'MeClenaghan, tained the W,A. of St Andrew s - on Friday evening.. ;
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'WOMEN S
OVERSHOES
95 and $6 95
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Men's 10-ineh laced rtiblbers
LACED .RUB.BERS.
'Men's. reel' lined - laced
: rubbers .gegular .$8.95
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CHIL
. OVERSHOES
SLtES-4ALE.', PRICE
$3.24
4
RSFIOE
igen's buckle or zippered over-
shoe's, black or brown.
SALE PRICE
$4•94
OTHER .1.t.INES OF RUBBER FOOTWiAR
REDUCED. TO' CLEAR,
PLEASE : ctiARdEs Caslii, 0 ly. :
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SLIPPERS
Women's slippers, .brekeze sizes,
Variety of celors ana materials..
2.44
Woinen's,MOCeasin Slippers,
variety Of colors. .
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One:Lot Children's Slippers,. .•
,Variety Of styles and eoloriV„.
S.
or oes
sizes, With' half . parico or. corn.
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5PRIcE 4,94.
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DR:,ESStSHOESff- 11'
WrN
2.1- PUMPS
Growing Girls' flat. heel straps,
piunps, -red,--blue
$2.94
who
: cone
large
Estal
. soles, rubber heels:Regitlar $11.95' 0,
$8 94 , ,.$
Men's and -Boys' Skate and
'Hockey Outfits. Limited .pairs..
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St. Ptt
041
•• _ . Eine Footwear For All The Family 'Phone 149 LuckrtoW 4,,
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