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Representation..
by, the I•Iuxon=Bruce. Liberal Association
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Mrs.. Charlotte • Reid ,acco
panied her nieceMrs. • • Stant : y
'Thompson and . Mr. Thompson R f
Kirioardine , to . the .graduation €,
'their ,
• niece Miss Margaret J. e
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Merritt of St... Joseph's .Ho pit,
London, last Wednesday. • '
Mr.' -and Mrs:. Harold. Congram
.and Mr Charles Congrariri, • Wing-
bam, visited:Mrs.' Charlotte Reid
or Sunday., .
Dr; Stanley Avrens and Mrs..
•Avrens of Vietoria,:B.C., who• for
the.. past year 'have been.. at • Ann
Arlbor, .Minh.,: •visited their aunts,
Mrs. R. Fitzgerald:.and•.Mrs. R.
Gardner before returning to the
West; Miss. Maureen ; iinox° of Kit-
diener, also =a -niece,- Visite-te'Vfoir
the week -end. The ;party visited
Miss Lyla Irwin.: at 'Baker's: Hos
"Patel • . • •
'Mrs. Wm. 'E Kilpatrick of,
North B.attleford, Sask., Who has
spent the :past' year' at , Montreal
and Seaforth, is visiting her sis-•
iter -in-law,. ;Mrs. S. J. Kilpatrick,
Mr. and' Mrs. Ben Comfort of.
St.: ' Catlerines are vacati
With.. the Blake Brothers. •
The May Meeting oft nited
"church W -A washeid ;:.aft byre
home of Mrs.; Frank . Pentland on
Wednesday evening with 1V1rs}
Harvey ' Alton conducting ' the •
meeting 'which opened with the
er. Mrs. George Hodges :.read the
.scripture lesson and •Mrs. Lloyd.
Hodges . gave the 'lesson•,thought.
The , roll call, • minutes arid treas-
urer's ,repOrt
reasurer's',report .were given by: Mrs.
Wilbur' Brown. .The Parsonage
Committee report was given by
Mrs..Horward Johnston and it was
decided . to have some decorating
done...At .the next meeting the
roll' call will be answered by a
kitchen 'bowl ° or . platter: Mrs. M.
' Alton
.Reed and Mrs. H. , the del-
egates : at. Exeter, 'gave: ' reports'
Comnittees
•were appointed. ointed
for
.the ,June • garden party. Mrs.'
Lorne Ivers conducted a, contest
before. lunch.
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Mr. '' and ..Mrs. Wilbur Brown
motored > to Newmarket on Sun-
day after hearing of -the death
.of the letter's aunt, 1Vfrs , NV.' -B•
Selby, who passedaway sudden=
ly. •
Mr. ' and 'Mrs Herb : Finnigan
left. on Monday by train for a
vacation in'the West. •
Miss' Margaret Joy -•
Durnin
made: a trip.. to •• Calgary by plane
On' her vacation
V•Ysitorr with Mr. and Mrs. R.
J. Durnin .;on Suinday :Were' Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Roach, Listo-
dale
�e1;�lViiss-ala*min,- lV.tar
and Mr. Brown Smyth .and.
:szs_ter,� Mrs. _Bessy St,e_warx,'16th-
Concession Of West Wawanosh.
' Mr. and Mrs. ' Harvey: Treleav-
were :Sunday, callers with Mr.
and Mrs., JackRyan. . .
Mx. and .. Mrs. Herb •Stothers
Spent- the week -end .with • their
daughter, Mrs.' Sheldon Baxter
'arid; .family,.`,God'erich, ,
• Miss ,SylviaStingel, Ltieknow,
spent, the•, week-endat home; with
her: mother, Mr's. L. Stingel, Car-
leton 'and
ar.-leton.'and Angrrs.
WEDNESOAX, JUNE 1st, 1955.
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THROUGH THE SENTINEL' FILES
t,,p ,i aY,„„,„„,i,.,ogle„r” 4",..o.-ro.---,q-, o p,, ,g
O d for .Pony Years A o
Ten Years Ag � , � ,
John Fairish was • re-electe Mr. anti Mrs. A McL Ilan, Paz
a third teen as president of the. encs of Mrs J. Agnew,, ceieb�ateci
ricuitural . Societ thein • 60th wedding . annrversarti . ..
y'
Mr, anl. Mrs: Wm. MacPherr Cpl. Chas. Pinner, who was
son ar eked. their. 50th. wedding wounded,ref, at Ypres,, expected •to
n his regiment
anniversary. ^. .. srs `.Bell and Dpwse disc'
Jack Can Abell bought Wes
Hustons •barber shop. , h sol • with; irf ardwa ee partner-
Wes , had solved their
barbered kiere for over twenty l} Dowse .withdraw-;.
yearsi
buying.. the. Watson shad, ing from . the• business.
upon. tbe, death of Tom Watson,' Officers .of, the St. l:l'elens Rifle e
by who...m hedhad,' lbeen em.ploy'ed C11!b were..John' Webster, cap,_.
The L�uckno.W and Distract taaraY. W.. I �Mi11er,. secretary; T
Branch: of the Red:' Cross raised B. Taylor, treasurer; Jamres, Purr
over $5,000 in 1944:'• don:, Harry. Macey,, John McDQ?i
ale, " Wallace Miller; range Of-°.
finers. •
`Twenty Years Ago
A presentation was made to,
Oscar Casemore whg was trans-
(erred to Stratford after several.
years as but'termaker at ` Silver -
wood's Creamery. - •
David. Misner, whore it was said
resided , in Ashfield at '. one. time,
was sentenced, to 15 years in con-
nection with, the:' John Labatt
ransom kidnapping. McCoy, point;. Wes 1Vlcintosh,
Murdoch MacGregor, one' of 'a cover; Jack Habbick, centre; Bok.
family of 12 sons, died at Kinn Thompson, rover; Bill Peart and
tail .at the •age of 57: ' 'Ab 'Boyd, wings ;
A. series• of: meetings were .,be- Wheat was .$1.00, oats '32c,. eggs
ing held • in', Bryce in . an effort 20c, butter 17e dressed, pork 56:50
to launch a warble fly,: control •per cwt., potatoes 40c a bushel
a-gn and apples • 35c . to 50c .a .bag.
Sixty' . Years Ago
•were' cal
Municipal'
easurer, ' $50
Collector, $50;: constable,
Brothers of
Millshad
Jogs in their
'to ,keep
six iron
ons of L
Purvis and
hlicholson, w
'Cowncrh
School ;Board ,m
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..Misses • Elizabeth .O'Keefe and
Catherine . Kenny 'of Detroit are
visiting at the: 'hoarse :•of Frank.
Dalton:
Mr.. and '. Mrs..Nicholas: Perry
of Detroit spent the week -end• ,at
Fifty Years Ago. :.
•Members ' of the •Lucknoiv •
school `board. were James Bryan,
chairman;; D. R. McIntosh, sec-
retary; J. Stalker:.; John. Marchi
son and M. 1Vlitchell. ' • ,
Lucknow's hockey :team consist-
ed .of Pharoe' Hedley, 'goal; Well
camp r
Thirty " Years 'Ago
A. public meeting. gave .apiprov-
al ',to remodelling and enlarging
the .school. The proposed: work
•was roughly. estimated at •$20,000.•
A : diesel: engine . was 'installed.
at Treieawen's Mill to' operate the
chopping. machines. •
'The . ;'public school teaching.
'staff' included K. MacDonald, H.
G. Sherriff, W. F. 'Thompson and:
1.. Murdie. '
Thomas Ross retired :after: 34
years on: the' Toronto. police force
and' was presented. with. a travell-
ing bag;' by the; Police Pipe Band
'of which he: was pipe major, and
by arm.. chairs • by other:' members
of the..Force
Applications called for
the following Positions.:'
clerk, $100; tr ; assess=:,
or, ' $50 collet
$1'00; engineeir,
:Mitchell the 'Luck-,
now Roller . 330,000. feet: ,
oft maple.Jog:yard, in .
January, sufficient their ,
going.. for aboutthe
• Reeve Ly Luck pew
Reeve- ,RobertDeputy
Reeve . Alex "ere at-
tending • Countyin' Walk=
erton
' Public Sc . 'embers,..
were.M: Co J. Little
and D. R. McIntosh.,
their honeys loon trip to Niagara
Falls, 'the. young couple will, make
their home in • Chathain.
Mr. and. Mrs. Richard • of . De7.
troit visited at, the home of Mr
the 'home -of
of' Mr, and.:Mrs Earl •and Mrs Jerry- Mr..
the
Drennan.
Mrs. Frank MacKenzie visited
with friends iri. Toronto for a few
days' last .week
The Verg Rev.G. Van Vynckt
and:Rev. G. `Sharkey of Melville,;
Sask. , •were visitors at the Bee-.•.troit, : Mrs: Sansonterra'and dau-
ghters of Detroit, Mrs.: -Jos. Fitz=
Patrick and; -Kenneth Of . Wing
ham, Mrs. •Jos. Reid •of• Toronto,
were 'visitors here over.: the Dec-
oration Day: ,week -end:
Mrs Maurice•Bowler,returned_
to her • home here . after a 'few
days' visit iii Toronto.
The' benefit dance held in� the
Lena Hyland..: The bridesmaid Parish' Hall last Friday: evening
was Mrs. Mary Lierrnan ' and the proved to . b e a 'ver .successful
motored to' l4iagara Falls;: Orit .,.
to visit at • the .home of Mr. -and
Mrs Charles'Dalton.' •
Mr. and' Mrs. Peter Murray &
farnily'.. of Detroit,.: Mr .• Albert
O'Loughlin and ':friends `of . De
tory on Monday, • enroute: to their.
homes in . the West.
A, quiet. wedding took place, at
St. Joseph's Rectory recently,
when Rev. H Van Vynckt united
in marriage. Jeanette.: Veraecke;:
Jeanne Gorre, .' to 'Ronald ';Ray
Smith;,-son---of-•Varley-Srnitlt and
n and the Lord's ay en -and , .son 'Robin of ,.London 1 best man, Peter Lierman, After, eve. It
theme song pr
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--,-The`VerrIte were -Father Dar',
Superior General of ' the Resur-
rectionist Fathers, was• a visitor
here recently. Very. Rev. Dix has.
hisheadquarters in Rome, Italy,
and is on an inspecion tour,
§firPere syrripat "i tided
to Myron O'Reilly and -family of
Goderich ' upon the death of his
wife (Gladys Foley) ,which oc-
carred .at Alexandra Htrspita.1,
Goderich; May 24th, after many
'months of illness. 'Many • friends
and relatives from .this common-
ity attended the 'funeral at ,St.
Peter's •Church, Goderich . at 9
a.m. Thursday. morning with in.
termen't in Colborne R.C. •Gear
etery. 'Among those attending the
funeral • from a distance Were Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin O'Reilly. ofd
'Windsor,. ,Chester O'Reilly, 'Mr..
and Mrs. J; GanterF and son .Carl
of Detroit, Miss Olive. O'Reilly
• L....Chietgo.,::_. e th-.-OtRei -1-y of,
Sarnia, Mr; ' and Mrs. Stanley
O'Reilly of Toronto, r p '
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Kinney re-
turned to Detroit. on Friday after.
a, week's visit at her horde here,.
r Mr. and 1VIrs. Hansori . of `lint,'
Mi.sh.,..and Mr. anal Mrs, ,Thos.
,loye and family of Detroit were
„visitors with the'Wei aee £atnily
�'nn n Sunday., .
Mrs. Jos. Reid returned t& Tor-
Irrtl
lian Murdie and
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Onto on Sunday. with her ,
band,, after • a week's . visit
Mr, and •',Mrs H. Lamber-tus.,
visited relatives :in Walkerton
during the past week '
Mr-. Bern-ard-Murphy-Ys: at 'pre,
sent a patient in Winigham .ilos
pita) following a stroke:' . •
Elect C.W:L:: Off iters
Tlie .following .. officers ' have
been;. elected for the C.W.L.`1955_
1956.' season: pres., Mrs. Walter
Clare; lst • vice, Mrs Ray, Dal- .
ton; 2rid vice Mrs .: John 'Austin;
3rd vice, 1VIrs. J. Van Oschi; re-
cording sec., Miss Margaret Fol-
treas., Mrs. Don . Frayne;
councillors, Mrs. Con Hogan, Mrs
Martin; con enerss; for Spiritual-
ities and -education, -Miss Margai -
et Foley and Mrs.: Earl . Drennan;.
for • Finances, Mrs.: Ray Dalton.
Mrs, E. Diennan,''Mrs. Robt. ]lou•=
mrd,' : J�for--Socials •• Mrs: --Gen- .=
Hogan, : Mrs Sohn Austin, 'Mrs. •
James .. Garvey, Mrs.. Gilbert .
Fra:yne, Mrs. Fred Vassella; for
menvbership, publierty, Mrs, Wal'
ter Clare Miss Vo Van Ouch, 1VIIS8
NIYAtiEY.�''YGfi
Margaret._.....F=o ey-,- - Mrs -.. 11beit _,
Frayne, sick,'. needy Mrs. Gilbert
Frayne; Mrs. Blaize ' Martin, and •.
the president; Mrs. Walter Clare.
The ' Diocesan.. director, Rev. Fr.
Hennessey. Will. officially
these officers in September whin'
1 e is •scheduled to visit this'; Oar •
-
ish.
The C.W,L: Plan' .to hold. their •
annual garden party, on Monday.
July 4th, .1.955, and ask all friends
to keep this date fn mind.
• The.:..Goderich Collegiate ;stud-
ents • frarn this. comrnunitY •az e
•
pianninig . to attend a "Teen -
tigers" . dance at Maclay Hall,
Goderich:3 on Friday • .c,voning,
rdr wrhieh is sptan.w i ' '1�L'• ,-._..
St. Peter's.. P,T A.
Mr.. Morgan 'O'Connor, son a.t
Mr. and Mrs. Artlilir O'Connor,
of Pickering is now. a: patient ill
St, Michael's Hospital,. Toront9,
fol] ►wing a. very .unfortunate 4c}
eident at ,his home, which nec-
essitated the rernovnl of •his eye.,.
. Mr. Walter Dalton. of Detroit
Visited With. 'relatives.. here dur-
ing the past week: