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,�w.orlu*d�
LUCKNOW
Minister;
Rev. G. A. Meiklejohn,,
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Local & General
FALL. FAIR, ANNUAL
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SUNDt,Y, FEBRUARY Oth
11.00 a.m.:"The Beginning o
Good" .
12.15: . p.m., Church Schools:
7:Q0 p.ml. Mr..Elmer Unibach..
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Lucknow
Presbyterian' Church
•' =Rev. Wallace -McClean,.
•Minister•
SUNDAY,.FEBRUARY 6th !.
11.00 a.m.€ .Morning Worship..
Sunday ',School Following.:
• Service. y
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3.00 p.m.: Erskine, Dungan.
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non,
7:00 .p;m.; Evening Worship,
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Ftlat Officer S. M Reh'n on of Andre -4 -Gaunt' Allan Miller,
, :.
Rockcliffe RCAF depot ofSOttawa• ,
Frank Mc-Q`tiillin'•. Ashfield • Arn-
is spending a thirty day.. furlougli',old Alton Roy Alton Oliver Mc
with her, parents, Mr.' and Mrs. Charles; Lucknow, Alex Andrew;'
Howard Robinsons S. B. Stothers, L. C. Thompson,
Mrs, ' Wm.G..'Armst W. A. Schmid, S., E. Robertson,
W
:Armstrong- was • Jack` Henderson, Bert Ward.
Associate Lady' Directors—Miss
J. Lyons, Mrs, R. G, 'Martin, Mrs,'
Thos. ,Todd,. Mrs,- Harry. •Laois,:
Mrs;. Jas. Webster, Mrs., Philip
Stewart, Mrs. F.. G. Todd, Mrs.
MacIntyre, Mrs, W,•-A..1VIi1
ler, 'Mrs. George . Kennedy, 1Vlrs.
Oliver I Charles, Mrs. Jacob:
Hunter} Mrs_ .Fred McQuillin,
Mrs1 Andrew. taunt,, Mrs.`Got=
don • Kirkland and presidents of
worn•en'.s Local' organizations;'
Calf-' Cluh14aders; George;Kenl : nedy and Tom ' Todd... Collectors,
Qlivgr McCharles,'•and Toni Todd;,
auditors, Charles Webster and M.
L. Sanderson
Lloyd Irwin :..and. • Allan Mac-
Intyre were appointed delegates
to the Fairs Association • conven-
ing in Florida, }• tion in Tor9nto next. week',
• Recoinrnend Ladies' Executive
Cliff MacMillan and.: daughte?e The. meeting recommended' that
-Christine;-and Jirrr .MaeMrllanof
St Catherines spent the week-
end: with
eek-exd:.with „their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J..L., • MacMillan., On their
returnthey were, accompanied
-in London, for a couple ,of weeks
due to the illness of her daugh-
te9r•in-law, Mrs. Percy • Welsh,
who had to: undergo surgery.
Mrs. Victor Kannipin•aird Mari-
lyn returned to Kitchener. Sun-
day, after' spending,, a, week with'
cher . parents, Mr, and: Mrs. Cyril
Campbell, .
Misses Norrne Kilpatrick .and
Mary ' Jane` Sharp 'of . Western
University • spent the week -end:
.with ...the former's parents,, Mr.
and Mrs J: S. Kilpatrick
Master Tommy.Harlton is -visit
ing with his grandparents, .Mr:
and Mrs, Cyril. Camipbell, while
his 'parents;.. Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer
Harlton, St. Marys, are holiday -
the associate lady directors meet
and form their 'own executive, It
was felt :that .in.this way the lad-
ies would take ,a .more: active part.
in the: affairs 'of the Society; and
-by Mrs. Jim MacMillan and: -son ,thew was no doubt,:that the
David, who.•had' spent a ,week Y.
would. '_make- an'important• con
here; tribution to ronin the lair,
improving ,
Mrs. Anson Ruttan of Corrie; 'particularly_ ; in -the indoor. -sec-
who ' had • been ill With a heart tions.
'nnual.•'meetin of'- the .condition is'convalescin .at the: Mrs. Fred ,M uillin and Mrs.
The a g. ., g cQ ,.
Zion' congregation was` held . in home of her."daugiter, Mrs..Lloyd the:,
Maclntyre , were•. named to.
callmeeting church on Tuesday-'afiterttoon Ashton. � . •�' . ' a � ` of the:•aaidy dir-�
:. January, 25th:.. iiev..,;Dickinson '• . • ectors ,to discuss the recommends-
• opened the meeting •with 'prayer Russell Swan, Ddtiglas and Bruce
and.'reports` were', heard` from- all
departments of :the church.: Hackett, John Hunter, Mervin
The. members -of -Session forTthe -ItitchiefIvan- 'Cookk; Davrd--Kink-=
following year .are:` George Hun- land,;: auditdrs ,Gordan .Kirkland.
ter, Jacob. Hunter and. Frank:.Rit
Wm.;
`Wm '.GHunt
er, Parsonage t:r:u:Gs.
cine; Stewards ,Chas.: Wilkins, tees:Gordon Ritc ue;Win.
WmHa1m, Lloyd Hu'nterChas. Hunter, organist Mrs. • Peter
Andersen, Peter Cook;
;
Earl 'Swan, ;;Cool{; 'assistant organists, ` Mrs:
Raynard, °Douglas Hackett, D. A :. 90th' Fair •Comiiig Up: }
The will this 'year�� ark
-theT 90th- -ann ial� ~faij -fair --Dates'
„set :Were 'the last Tuesday • and
Wednesday in ,September ;the
27th 'and 28th:,
. Propose Cattle 'Shed
George• , Kennedy proposed that
'Gordon Kirkland, Frank; Ritehie Wesley Ritchie, .Ma'rl'erie Ranter, consideration be given . to. the
;Sybil Barger; choir leader, •.Mrs. . building' ofanopen cattle. shed
Peter Cook r; recording .• secretary; ;:on the Fair 'grounds, :and the .sec
meta' ' instructed t to write '..the
Coak Marshall • GYbsonDickinson closed the meet-: .Seaforth Society toabtain, i.
rn.
Hackett' 'John • ohRitchie, Ushers ing` with .• .ra ' er•:••-- :' formation as : to the .: cost df :their
PY,v.
Trustee's:. Lloyd. Hunter, Nelson
Raynard, Harvey " Ritchie.: Jim
:Hunter, Allan '`;Ritchie,. Peter.
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SEPOY 5 $LOO STORE
DRY GOODS • LADIES 0.42 CHILDRENS WEAR
CHINA -KITCHEN UTENSILS•GREETING.CARDS
tritootz, TOILETRIES a.�ITOY S <Pk..
108W LUCRNOW; ,ONT. 108W
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Shed. ,
In :stressing the need' for a steel-
ter, Mr. Kennedy "referred•..to •the
Condition ' of the cattle ground last
Year., which was the worst.place
:e had ever tied. cattle,' and, was;
a disgrace.
• Discuss Club Projects
In re:.appointing Torr; Todd and a "14,M years ago had made its'
George Kennedy- -as ..�Calf.. Ciu1$ apparent in the common-
g
it : for. : ,.r.:
l'efigc4
alongt ' e .after.. leaders they were, complimented � y .
for their efforts; -and' -interest :'in. Norval ..Stewart expressed' the'
ast ars::MKennedyr::' pointed' ( ppinion•`that a .poultry club. .w
:'ouid •
to the success 'last. year of Luck= he ' an, islet.' A' club of, this type.
- -. -has-°-.o p erated�~ at -the -Ripley -fair .
notiv-Club-members-at•both•�Wallt-.� p
Ott • ,and` the ' - o�x al e Stated
e R t
that:' Same. `ot : the , older mem triers.
would 1be•' dropping out of Chub
work • this`, year, ai.id . urged the
directors ` t'o' Make ': contacts in
their. ow ' localitY, urging Young1 club'.pro1ectmi ht dereadily ar
ganiz
ed,
A :decision:. as to ' what,rojects°x
,project's,.
otherthan the Calf Club • would'
lie sponsored, Was left over to a.
obtained. :at home, • and ' it was later' meeting:'
riot °`necessary to be at the top
to benefit from Club work.' Mr,
Kennedy also: laid stress on' heif-
er ;calves as they • remain ' inthe •
Community,. and contribute • to:
stock. improvement.
He also suggested a swine club,
recalling. that a similar, project
and'. resulted in a ,tremendous .
Poultry . ezihrbit. .. •
Numerous ntrles at the. Luck -
.e
nowfairlast year, were made •b
Y a y
Children, Which indicated that, ... a
:folk.: to, take' 'UP lub ::.work.. `
r• _• , i' t.
M.Kennedyit � was o
said �.
necessary .•to go out.; and buy •.,a
calf. A:good One • could . often . be
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Sale
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aturd'ay 11 d�nii
Iecia*S
ere ' Aire Two; SFecai>;: ,for, the Week
fr .
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the piece •
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Specials
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hen% the e'alarm•dock', rings the'. dust -infer o
is receiving heir change will get' their
money back and their •
There i'vill be' at.ie4st TEN FRES
during the Sale.:
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