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(Intended For. Last Week)
• Mr, and Mrs. Elgin Welwood
end Mrs.:.John Falconer of Cale-
;don . spent the week -end -with
Messrs,, Jas, .and Cecil Falconer
and ' Mr. and . Mrs, Art Moore.
Mrs. John Falconer .is staying 'up
for .a few weeks, .
The anniversary , services of
the United ' Ohur.cli were well at-
: 'tended both morning and evening
r • with Rev, Victor . Buchannan of
Gerrie as. guest minister. The
Whitechurch choir 'rendered' •. a
lovely anthean.,Mr. Garnet Far-
•.•tier,, Mks:, D. Tiffin : and MrsE.
.Scholtz sang a trio and, Miss
Karen` Groskorth :*sang . a solo,'
',`,TkIlii14014'4 My Shep�pherd". The
B6lueNvater choir rendered, a love -
1y anthema, trio and solo : ` at the
evening services "' . ' v •
100 Phyllis.. Moore is :assisting
Mrs. .Church .at Teeswater,
.Mr. and Mrs. Harry, Moss and
family of• , lalattsvlle spent the
'week -end with her parents,; Mr..
and "1Vtrs, B. D: McClenaglan. '
Mr. and Mrs, Orville Mitchell,
• Gordon and Eleanor of ,Toronto
'spent the iweek-end ;with Mr.. and.,
Mrs. Wan. Henry.
1C 4 and...::Mrs. Tec .MoClenag-
ban . both have • been .under the
-doctor's care last week:with;
;measles' and 'pneumonia.
Garry :Chapman has 'beep . in
r; bed with the` measles.
Mr.•and M'rs, Cam SirrimMis .&
`Nancy ' of London ' spent 'the
week -end' with '. her parents,' Mr,.
and Mrs. Chas.: Martin •
Mr. 'and Mrs. Chas., Shiells,
Marilyn and Murray of Bel'grave,
Mr. and 'WS.. Jack Coultes of
Morris? and :Mr:. anis Mrs. Jack.
Fisher and ..fari ily •of . BlueVale
were' Sunday :visitors WA:* Mr.
and 'Mra: Coultes.
• Rev, and Mrs. W J. Witt spent.
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TJ i LUCKNOW SENTINEL,, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Last. week with their son, Rev,
anclz_Mr =� att chel%.
Mfrs. T, H. Moore :went to Lon-
don. on Monday where she .will
undergo treatments on her eye,
Mr and. Mrs. Wm. Kernahan of
Vancouver spr4.nt a•few days with
Mr.' and. ,Mrs. V. Eanerson , last
week. While here they visited.
with Mr. and Mrs. F. Tiffin, Mr,.
and' Mrs. Chas. Tiffin', and .Mr,'
and Mrs., R. Ritchie,: Qn " Thurs-'
day .last , Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kern
ahan and Mr, and Mrs. Charles
. Tiffinvisited with their uncle;
Mr. • J. B. Morrison • at the horne
•of..Mr. ;and Mrs Vie Casemore
at Brantford
,Mr, Walter` James., has 'started
to •work. for Mr. Robt. Mowbray.
Mr and' Mrs. Harold Pollock
and; far n.ily' of -Fordrw`ich and ,Mr.
and Mrs;. Fraser of ` 'Pine . River
were. Sunday visitors with Mrs.
George. McCleiiaghan acid
fired..
Joyce • Coultes of ` • Belgrave
spent a few days last week with
the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Caslick and 'on Satitrday
'they visited With Mr. and . Mrs,,
Gordon, Scott of •Ripley. .'
Our sympathy is extended -to•
Mr. and •Mrs. Carl Weber in 'the
sudden gassing .of his brother,
George Weber. at Greenock: ' •
Mr: • ' and .Mrs.' Jas. Mock and
balby of :Listowel visited • on Sun-
day with Mr.', arid Mrs. Carl Web
er.. •
Mrs,.Annie Graham returned to
Ripley. on • Saturday after assist-
,ing Mrs. Q. Gillespie 'forthe past
two weeks. •
Mr, and • Mrs. Jack ,Kerr,, Jae-
queline: andBrian of •Bluevale•
spent Sunday with : M. and Mrs.
Herb Pentland,
Give. Blood Donations •`
RossEldon'
. M acGre . r go ► ...Einer=
son, ` Gordon Welwood . and Doug
Newman '!went to London- last
week to'replace the )b1oadrplasina
�SPd;
had blood transfusions while in
Victoria Hospital;
The 'film, "Where None Shall
Thirst", was shown in the Mem-
orial ;Hall on 'Monday night.
There iwa also a short program
consisting 'of a solo • by Karen
Groskorth; a 'duet by Mrs, E.
,Scholtz . and Mrs. D. Tiffin; a
reading by Mrs, Jas. Falconer and
a clarinet solo 1by Garnet Farrier
u.;
.0 ien.4 i . i.
Mrs Farrier as accompanist
a 'the `piano,. Reif: Brook 'Wag
chairman for the. evening. Rev.
Watt ,closed' the evening with
prayer. Lunch was served by the
'WA. ',of the United .Church' and
a: social halfhour was enjoyed
by all.
Word was,received here of the
death of Mrs; Anderson of Tor-
onto. Mrs. Anderson was the for-
mer Jean Scobie, 'daughter ofthe
late Rev.', Jas. • Scobie and Mrs.
Scobie; formerly of Whitechurch,
`Funeral services were ,held in
Auburn on' Thursday. •
MR; WM .PEDDLE »'
A. lifetime resident of` the vill-
age of ;Whitechurch passed away.
in Wingharn ,Hospital on Monday,,
June 6th in his .71st year.
Born in London,, •. Oiitario,:.-he
was : the son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Peddle: Surviving:
are. four sisters: (Eunice). • Mrs.
Gibson, (Gillespie of Whitechurch
(Milli Mrs.. Fred; 'Neighbour of
Goldlbur`n, ' Sask.; • (Lena) ' :Mrs.
Wi11A Fitrlbur •of• Crooked. ;,River.;
,Sask.',and Miss Edith' Peddle of
Edmonton, 'Alberta. .His brother,
.Harry • Peddle,: predeceased. .him
48 years. 'ago: . ••
funeral services were .held at
the:r residence of: Mr. and' Mrs.
G..Gilleapie ;on Wednesday; June
8th with ' Rev. , Brook officiating,
Interment was in Wingham Cern-
etery.
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WEi: ESPA , JUNE 22nd, 1955
POR TS ''ROC7RAM tin. .
ish, Marlene Martin, Jean Mar•.
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T, AREA Po -c-
-:est Wawanosli Public School
Area • picnic was held. at St. Belk
els :on Friday,'June 3rd. Schools
competing and the respective tea-
chers . were, S.S, No. • 2, Mrs. Kit-
chener Finnigan; S.S. No. 3, Aon
Cameron; $,S, Nb.' 4,. Miss Beat=
rice McQuillin; • S,S, No 12, Ross
Errington; .S.S. No. 17, ' Miss
Donna Mead; . S.S.S: ' No, '1; St,
Augustine, Mr. Maloney.
Sports , competitions featured
the. afternoon with • the' following.
winning 'the :championship Girls
--senior, Marilyn MacTav ish, No.
3; intermediate, Patsy' Foran, No.'.
3, junior, Helen•'. McNee,.
lioys-senior,-• Donald. Taylor, No,
12; ' intermediate, -Mtn Mills,: •„No.
2; . junior,. Wayne Todd,,No. 4.
, There were softball ,games Ibe-
tween both a• girls' and a boys'
team from Sections 2, 3 and :4;
against Sections 1, •12' and. 17,
with theb first named group win-
ning both . games,. .. • '
A'picniclunch' was'.served and.
the St. , Helens . W.I, operated, • a
booth. on "the grounds,
The following are 'the, .res'ults
of the competitions:
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Boys' Events w
Dash -Sr., :Donald. Taylor, Don-
ald •Young, , Dick Curran; titer -
mediate, Peter Moore,: Jim. ,Mills,
Terry . Wilsan;,, Jr,, Wayne Todd,,
Brian, Sproul,' Cecil . Cranston._- _.
•Standing broad jump ;Sr:,
Donald' 'Taylor, ; Donald :Young;
Dick Curran; -Int., Terry, Wilson,.
Jinn Mills; Gary ' Sproul.; , Jr.,
Brian 'Sproul, Wayne • Todd,
Wayne Martin,
Running broad junvp . ;Sr.;.
Donald Taylor, Dick Curran, Del-•
mar' Sproul; Int„ -Jim Mills, Ter-
ry* Wilson, • ._Gary Sproul; '• Jr.
Wayne •Todd,.John;,Bere, (Dennis
High' . Jump ' Sr., . Donald - ;Tay
:lor,` Donald. •Young,... Keith Finni-
gan; .Int., Peter Moore, Jim Mills,
_Terry, =Wilson; -Jr..;__Brian_Sproul;-
Cecil Cranston; Wayne'Durnin,
Wheellbarrow. Race ,E'lwyn.
Good ;and Jiin Mills; Donald Tay
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16r. and :Tommy' Robinson. .
Softball Throw Sr.,:: Donald
Taylor,. Dick • Curran, Elwyn
Good, 'Int;, ' Jim'. Mills, Gary
Sproul, ; Maurice ..Chesboro,
Ken ' Noble, ° Wayne Todd, Brian
Sproul.
'Three-legged •. 'race_ ' Donald
Taylor ,.and cTommy. . Robinson,'
Elwyn. Good and Jim Mills.
Sack race—Dick Curran, Ter
ry. : Wilson, Wayne Redr fond
—Pole v ult-Sr , Tommy Rab
•inson, Eddie Gaunt, Elwyn Good;.
Int, Jinn Mills, Billy .Robinson,
Wire 4e Boer. '
Rooster fight—Tommy Robin -
Son, •Dick Curran; Jim Mills.
Relay' race—ist, Dpna.ld Taylor;
Tommy Rolb'inson, Peter Moore
and Tomm .'Taylor;.2nd Marilyn
McTavish, Kathlene ;Smyth,. Pat-
sy Foran And Terry Wilson: • ,
Stilt (walking Donald Taylor,
Neil . !Rintoul, :Dick; Curran..
• 1914.
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IRE DONE IN AN HOUR
What one, man can do on the fai m
in work output has been increased'
many times by the • developments
in power far
ming. equipment .•in', •
recent years .......: : _
,Tractors and implements now
of farming and has•givenyagrcul'tu
the greatest lift "in years. And
'mechanization has iconttibuted'
greatly , to the more wide -spread •
sharin in hi her -standards
Of .living �•
4,
available give control over the work
the year ' 'round and on more and
more farms there is *less 'arid less.'
need to employ hard -to -get
high-cost farm labour.
• Mechanization has. • meant rriore..
to the farm than; relief from•
---drudgery-land .freedom ,from:heavy '
burdensome physical toil. 'Mecha-
nization has brought a new concept:
•
In. the advancement of their
operations A:through.mechanization
farmers have. found ,in* Massey
Harris and. •Ferguson: tractors and
machines time and labour 'sav}ng
adva,
. �ntages that help them do their ;
workk'.eas'ily quickly and more
rofitct 1y Your local` dealer. will •
be glad to tell you about the latest •
developments
Adt•A S• E Y A4 ' .R I S 4...• S.
L1Hr.1.TED
Makers of f°ugh,Q6ahty',,Farri4inti mems Since 1847.
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Girls' Events
Daslr�TSr.;:' 1VIa-rilyn ` NI c 'avish,r
:Donna:McNee, Jean Martin;. ;Int.,
Aantje Baaker, Mary . Bea Pur-
don; Monica Leddy Jr., Helen
McNee, 'Barbara 'Ann Purdon,
Carol 'Steepe." '
Standing ' broad •jurrip Sr.,
Marilyn MacTavish, • Donna Me -
Nee, Norma Forster; Int:•,` •Patsy
Foran, Pauline An.derson,June
Mills; Sr, -Patsy ' Brodie, ' Donna
Rintoul, Patsy. Cranston. ,
gh'.Tjum ,— Sr., Donna=sMe.--
Nee, Marilyn MacTavish, Norma
-
Forster; I:nt., Patsy,; Foran, Paul-
ine Andersbn, Aantje Bakker; Jr.,Helen
, '
Barbara Ann e.Pu donna intoul
Running Broad Jump —° Sr.
Donna McNee, Kathleen Smyth,
:Marie; Noble; Int.; • Mary Bea'
Purdon, Pauline Anderson,; Mar-
lene • Martin; Jr.;' .Nancy Curran,
flarbara Ann Purdon, Donna,Rin-
toul: '
Softball brow- "Sr ,", Donna
.McNee, Betty McDonald, • Kath-
leen ' Smyth; Int.,' Patsy Foran;
Dorothy Noble, • Gladys' McDon-
ald; Jr., 'Nancy •Curran,'. Helen
M eNee, Donna 'Rintoul u..':
Three-legged race -••44, Mari-
lyn 'MacTavish,. Kathleen Smyth;
2nd, Dorothy Noble, Aantje'Bak-
ker. •
Sack race Marilyn MacPav-
Jvsrgrt4'4t, ALn'xY t.41.4.1.
Wlieelbarrow race'- Kathleae.
Smyth and . Patsy Foran; Patsy
Brodie • and Helen McNee. •
Slipper kick T -Marilyn Mae-
Tavish,' Shirley, McNeil, .Donna
McNee;
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