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THE -LUCKNOW, SENTINEL, LUCK.NOW, ONTARIO
• WEDNESDAY, A.1). RIT, lath, '1955
LUCKNOW WOMEN'S' ,p1STITUTE ! ..!
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HURON.BRUCE MPP
TO.AGAIN STAND
The Editor, •
The Sentinel, •
.Editor: , •
, . After a very, busy Session the
Legislature prorogued on . March
31st. We M1 that „much was ac-
complished, particularly -in look-
' ' to the immediate "future
Among most iinportant measures
approved by the HotiSe was the,
unconditional extra ,grants being
imade available to each munici-
pality. - • .
It would seem that an election
might be 'held soon and 1 will
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let my name stand for endorse -
the citizens of Huron-
Bruce:?The Government of Pre-
mier.• Leslie Fro$t is a Progressive
one. Human betterment of all
•our people is certain under, the
leadership of Mr; Frost
You will be ,pleased, to know
that I am in good health and
anxious to continue serving the
fine people- of the riding of
Huron -Bruce. • '
With kindest • regards,
-yours sincerely, ,
John W. Hanna, MPP,
Huron -Bruce.
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. (ST. HELENS NEWS)
• "•.The St. Helens yv..1. held. their
April meeting -at the. home of
Mrs. W. A. liumphrey.-Thia_was.
the annual:meeting and the new
president, Mrs. AndieW Gaunt,
:Was in the chairThere were
25:;members.paid' their fees with
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nine visitors and six chi ren
present, The meeting . opened
with the Lord's prayer, the. In-
stitute ode and the Mary Stewart
Collect. • The roll call was .ant7
.wered bY suggestions for irnprev-
Spode tuna
emonstratiort
N LUCIKNOW TOWN HAL
Water", on Thursday night sPon-
sore& by the W.I. and presented
by Auburn Y.P.U. Dance after.
gel' Many friends hope for the
speedY recovery of Mrs. Andrew
Gaunt who is confined to bed
With phlebitis.- Mrs. James Ait-
chisoxi, %who has. spent the •past
fewmonths in .Wingliarif-Jarkr
Be, ,rVle, is with ,her. - •
, • Mr: and -Mit.% Gordon,. Miller
and Larry- of; ,London -and 14r
and Mrs. Harold Taylor of Wing.
ham were 'Easter vi:sitors, With
Mr: and Mrs. Chester Taylor. •
Murray Gaunt,is. home •after
completing this first year at the
0.A1., Guelph. • .• ,
ing our meetings, and it Was well Mr. •and •Mrs. Mel 'Brown and
• responded. to.
Bob' Murclie'. of Waterloo were
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holiday visitors ,with Mr. an
Mrs. R.. Woods. Mrs. .1Viurdie,
who, has been a visitor in Water-
loo; returned - home, wip-i .thern.;
Mr, and . Mrs.. Irwin 'McCabe,
Marvin and Brian of. Windsor &
Keith Johnston of Bluevale were
visitors, on Saturday with ‘Mr.
and. Mrs Fred. and Mr. and Mrs.
Frank McQuillin. They were ac-
companied by Mr, JohrOVIcQuit-
lin!• whj. returned home after
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at .8.00 p.m.
Wm. Schmid is aving a representative of Copeland
and Duncan dem istrate Spode China in the Town Hall
on Thursday; A 11 21st at 8.00. The demonstration will
feature a slowing the...China-making pioeess from
the clay -banks t the finished _product.
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SIX PRIZ S TO BE GIVEN AWAY
TJLere will be a 25e Fee
Entire Proceeds tor, Lucknow Women' Institute
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your Heating System
• —Winter Air Conditioning Furnace ,
Complete with Auto -Humidifier and ,Refractor Oil
and 3 Controls •
Burner
Delivered $365 00
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—Delm'il-Wititer Air Conditioning C1
'Fired Unit
Complete with uto-Humidifier, Blower, Motor, Blower
Control and Filter '
DeliVered
Grairity° Coal Furnace.
Delivered,
—Gravity ,Wood Furnace
-42" Fire - Al) Cast
Delivered
—Standard Conversion, Oil Burner.
Complete with Controls
Payment" as Low 1.5 $10.00 per Month,‘ up to
i• 24 Months to pay.
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ALL..UNjTSuGOA.RANTEED.FOR .1 YEAR ,
. $128;00 .
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• We can•supply all sheet Metal Pipes, Registers and '
Fittinks, at current prieek. . •
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iseler
Phone 426
Sax 33
A' committee ',waschosen to be
responsible for looking after the
play on April 14th. Those ap-
pointed were Mrs.. E.-, W: Rice,
Mrs. .Jim .Curran, Mra. Frank
. and . ' Ernest
Gadrift. ,
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It WS ,decided .to have a pro-
ject to paint: up :the mail boxes
and put the_41ames.:on them, with
'everyonebeing responsible for
their own (box. A small prize as to
spending the winter months in
Windsor, •
.The death of Mrs. Wit. •Ring,
. ler, which occurred in Wingharn
Hospital on Wednesday follow-
ing a .heart attack a .few 'hours
earlier, came as a Shock .to the
community,. .and.• the Sympathy
a host of friends goes to .1*.
Ringier-and4fer son G.ordon,and
St. Helena. Meeting.
• The St: Helens Y.P. meeting
.was . held On Sunday evening,'
April 10th. Dotis
er of Stewardship and Training
commission, was in charge 'of the
Worship service. Doris read the
caIl,to worship, and this was fol-
lowed by a hymn. Doris, led in
prayer' and then read "Moral
Re-
sponsibility" Need For
givenesS". The singing..ofjiymfi
When I survey the Wondrous
Cross" closed the worship ser -
Vice, :The administration ,follow-
ed. with Anne Todd, president, in
the • chair. : Anne led in a sing
Song. Anne: and Don. Cameron
conduCtedthe recreation.. The
Meeting iclosed with taps:
.be given .for the most attractive
:box. 'Thisis supposed :to be cern.:
pleted':by the next theetirig:,
. "rh9 Old, Rugged,' Cross" was.
sung. Mrs.James Curran had
the motto, "The greatestthing
inthe world is not. where you
are standing; but the direction
in which yoti:-are-Moying. Miss
W. D. :Rutherford had the cur-
rent events. MI*. Lorne, Woods
gave a. paper on the uses of snap
Clothespins. 'Reports of standing
committees ' were given and the
Meeting was closed with the
Queen. Lunch. was, .servedqay the
.hostesses, Mrs. T. J. Todd and
Mrs:. Lorne Woods. :..,• , ,
Staged. Easter • Program •
The 'pupils of the • St. Helena
'sdhool; under the, direcition ;of
their teacher; Miss Beatrice Mc-
Quillin music superv''
.Mrs. Rodgers, presented a splen-
did Easter program, In the com-
munity hall on ThUrsday, evening
to a large .and appreciative
aud-
ience. Mr. Wallace Miller.; Was
-thairman7fOr-the-folloWing-nurn--
liers: choruses by .the school;
solos . .by •,Sandra Miller and
Giedy.s McDonald; dueti iv Lois /
%WINNER'S• ANNOUNCED '
toiders, of the lucky 'numbers.
in the I.G.A. grand opening
draw were: '1st, Mts. N. ,11.,"Iled-
ley; Junior .111ibrm.aster; 2nd, J.
D.,.McKen,drick, man': watch;, 3rd,
(electric cern: Popper, Mrs. How-
ardi. e.9wan- ,
, Winner of the „Easter hanlli. giv-
en' away at Welsh Meat 'Mark
at the week -end • was Mt. • Roy
Robinson of lilelgrave.
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ENGAGEMENTS
Miller, and Norma Forster; piano"' •,
instrumentals by NOrnia'.Vorster . •
of Mae Louise,. daughter' .of Mr.'
and Eddie Gaunt; • numbers by
and Mrs. Phillip Dawson of•East
the rhythm band; a . dialogue; ur,
nosh., to Mervin .Charles
"Bell joins. of the Easter par•-..."'.aY'r
Ritchie, sc-in of ' Mr. and MrS;
ade" and . a-Lparade of the pupils,
Gordon Ritchie, , Ashfield. The
dressed: in their •'Faster finery.. '
marriage to •take place the lat-
The_pregrarn- ended
ter paft-cif•April. .
pressive pajeant, "The Story of
-the •Crose... A. pleasant social_
hour, folloWed When lunch was
served by the. pupils: •
. All the ladies are invited to
the short courae, "Your Food'and
Your Figure".• sponsored '.by the•
William 'James.
1#.1. in the •Conuntinity—Halr
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next Monday% afternoon,' April •• . •
. • itOGEBOOm.--;in mngston mos.,
lVfiss Margaret. student 'to Mr.' and Mrs. Wallace Ilege-'
nurse '.at 'the Stratford' General •,
Hospital,. was home for the tast-
er week -end •
The engagement is announced
BORN •
CAMPBELL -Lin VinghaM Hes.-
on; Wednesday, April 6th;
to ' Mr. and Mrs. Ira -Campbell
(Catherine.'Ketchabaw), a• son;
• 18th..•
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'pital On Wednesday, March 23rd,
• Miss Irene Pennington of Tees -
water Was A ViSitok, for a few
days .with her friend, .Miss Anne
Todd
Mrs. D. Todd returned on Sun-
day from . Catharines where
she had spent the winter months
withher daughter, Mrs. D.. J.
•.Mcintosh :arid Mr; M,cIntash.
VIrs, Gordon'. 'McIntyre • and
Donald of ,Bracebridge are East-
er visitors with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. I. Miller. • • •
Beautiful Easterlilies and
oilier spring flowers added 'to
the beauty of the taster service
held in the United ' Church on
Sunday mbrning Mr, Spariing
chose as ‘the subject of his Easter
sermon ,"The Controlling Pres-
ence', .The- choir, wearing ,their
gowns for the iirst tune, sang
"Christ: Arose" and "He Lives".
. Mr and Mrs. Bob Johnston of
• Weston and mrs, ichard iVIartin
of 1-thron Township were weekt,,
endvisitors with. Mrs. 'McNeill*
and Elmer - and Arnold Woods.
Don't "Hat
boorn, , g _ , s n ne,
a sister for David and •Miriam.
LAP SUFFERED; BAD
FRACTURE OF THE LEG '
, .
Bobby Forster, 10 -year-old Son' •
of Mr. and Mrs. 'Walter :Forster,' .
of near Ripley; suffered a doubhe.
fracture of , the right ' leg in 'a
fall at the firm. 'recently. Both
bones were 'Oaken'.
Bobby; was taken to Kincardine
Hospital and due to the severity
of ' the 'break ..was taken from
there to. Victoria Hospital, 'Lon-
don; to have theliffib set, The
lad returned to his home .on
Tuesday. ••'.
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stEic :GARBAGE' COLLECTION .
AT .AMBERLEY:: BEACH '
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petition . is being', Circulated
among cottage owners\t Atriber,--
ley Beach, with a view to having '
garbage colleectjeri"serviee.,
eStahlished at this rapidly, grOw;.
ing resort The:service would be
for July and August,.'
:4 'deputation submitfea' the :••
Proposal. to Ashfie1d Township
Couneil-last week, and the:1368rd.
Asked ..that -A :petition he ciiulat
ed; AO .establishthe desire of eot-
-tage owners, who would .bear.the
cost of the 'serVice,.:. and whi'eh
would be added., to • the Owt.lr.,,"..5
tax bill::•• ',• • . .
'Council' Was alsO ',asked tO.
ply caldturi to the
to keep doWn the dust, the •cot
of. which' would also :be.: borne
by the cottage .:owner.;.
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CHARGES ARISE':VROTW
EARLY. MORNING*CAPERS.
,Constable :Alex Havens report
•ftrat soMe'.-early-,SUnday morniri'g
speedinii, and failure to stop tor
a;Provincial 'Pollee tglicer,. has
resulted in .'.Charges.. being laid
locally.. ,
:
Warnings hare . been: published
in ..the last two ••issues .O.t. The'
SentMel in this connection':
On Saturday; evening , there,:
Wes'sorrie'reckles's •driVing:'goirig
on, litit As Constable Alex 1-laens -
was .oft -duty-' with Ta -root iinturt
there Was no repercussion in,tha,t
Instance. It, We Understan-d,,hrd
no. .connection with the epspd6
at a later •.1-iour,' when ProVincial,
'Constable Boyce, On routine,
check-up, spotted the early inorn-':.•
ing otenclers,...-againat:
laid C arges... ,
On Tuesday. evening PoticT, ae,
costed a :trio of ' on
Lucknow Main Street,A a,nd one
of the trio was 'taken to
erton,- A:- charge will be laid. ,
"You Can Start In The
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AutomotiveSuppI
usiness
— In Lucknow
With A Minimum CapitarInvesttneht
-Store-already leased - Coinpletea 'emotive and
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Sporting, Goods line to draw from . . Help. and
supervision in starting, ••
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