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TIE LUCKN. .W. SENT:[NM, LUCKNOW,, ONTARIO
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National Niwspaper
October 1-8 :is; National .News another. vital function. It is the
.paper Week for Canada's., more cammereial Market place of the
lhan 700 weekly, • twice -weekly, community. Through its columns
and tri -weekly newspapers; "' both national ,,and local 'advertis-
Their editors and•.• publishers erg find the most efficient; fast-
g. 4s. ,not in est, and, most eco»omical means
Nave fostered of this • week tributes of acquainting potential canto
the hope . of soliciting,
frons, citizens of national or.local niers with the goods, and serve es
import, but rather .as an` occasion they have to sell •And the. adver-
to a tplain,'more;fully'the role of tigers are naturally anxious , to
Canada's non -:daily., newspapers• in see the newspaper they. use gp
-Vie-life of this`°: country: into the. largest possible number
Service -'to their community is of homes •.rn :the trad;ng area.
the 'foundation. on .whichr . the Canada's weekly, • twice -weekly
weekly neswpapers .'of Canada, and, tri -weekly Y, papers .are, now
• were built originally: They are read each week by 2,392,400 f arn-
still '.receptive . to the many re- ilies; • ;a market three .times' as
quests for write ups, 'aid . advance big • as;, • Toronto and • Montreal
publicity for the great • variety 'of combined.
- •events ' .which make up. the life But, unless the weekly paper
of their community: • ' 'fulfills • its primary role of com-
1'rom' notices of birth, marriage munity service • it . is' without life
and death,through. the 'list' of .and without purpose. It was in-
cards of' thanks,, coming events stituted to carry the news an
and • classified - .advertising, the' to serve :its community and, in
weekly newspaper gives a pic- doing. so, 'it becomes your finest
• ture of., the life• • of the town . Int and .most. effective advertising
reports the meetings of ,council, Medium. For along with its :ac
school boards, Chambers of Com- counts of individual events in its.
merce,., churches and ' service villagePor town it offers the 'tail
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clubs. The weeklies never fail . to ored-to-measure' service of a
lend their support ''to any pro- paper which' will be read and
ect for the good of ;the •commun= 'rereadandkept in a safe ; place
arty „and :many. a •Waterworks•' sys- against the home coming of those,
tern, .hospital,'• .school, swimming niemrbers ;of`the family who have
• pool, or other: serVice would not ;done farther afield, 'Whatever..is
have :b'eencarried to .a.successful its circulation its stands high in
conclusion without.• their active readership and so long as its first
support: t :..• consideration • is service this will
Yet the weekly newspaper has contiriue to be .'the case.. •
ZION
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cook . and
B ne- apenta-week- at -C -cera
carie .with Mr. and. Mrs. Gorge
Hackt.
Mrs: • Prank Ritchie spent Fri-
day ` in London at, the , teachers' •
ctnvention ' •
Master Larry Papernick spent.
Sunday with `Chris Raynard.
112r. and Mrs. John ;Quaid and
family of. Sarnia 'and Mr and
Mrs. Wilfred Quaid of 'Goderich'
visited Spnday witli' Mr: &. Mrs.
Charlie' Andersons.
1VIr. and Mrs. Cameron McAul-
ey. and. ,family of Ripley visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.. Frank
Ritchie : and Anne.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Woods &
Donnie and Mr.. Leon Ledieu of
St. Helens 'spent :Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. John • Gardner. ,
Mrs. .Cecil , Blake and.' Barbara
and Mrs. Sam" Kilpatrick` of •Dun-
gannon spent last ' :Friday with
Mr. and: Mrs. Jack. Gardner.
' We are sorry . to hear " that
Susie and George Gibson had to
return to. :the' hospital:
in spite of .12 pages in this
issue, a late flood- of news
copy allows neither space
nor time to handle it. • `
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WEDDING BELLS',
ROSS --DAY
On September 24th, Gillean
Evely ,Day, elder daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Day of
Falconbridge, _ -Ontario, • became.
the bride of ' Allan Bowen ,Ross,
youngest ''son, of 'Mr, 'and Mrs.
John Ross of Cayuga, in . a cere
mony••;at St`Andrew'st. United
Church :in Sudbury Rev. E. S.
Lautenslager officiated.' ,The at-
tendarlts were Carol .•lVfcAugley
and Murdoch McKinnon, friends
of the .bride. and bridegroom..
On their honeymoon they, visited
points in Southern • Onttario, in-
cluding Niagara Falls, Cayuga
and Lucknow. On their return to
Sudbury . they will reside at • 380
Lloyd Street,
NEW ,;CHURCH : CIRCUIT .IN.
CHARGE ',OF ,'REV D. : J. LANE
The new ,charge involving -St:
Andrew's Presbyterian Church,
Blyth; became •effective on Sun-
day," when ..the Bev.. Il. J. Lane
of Clinton, 'took . over the pastor;'
ate of •Clinton; Atiburn'and Blyth.
Presbyterian' Churches. Previous-
ly Clinton and 'Bayfield charges
were'. together, with .Blyth • and
'Auburn also. being a separate
charge:., Undue' ' the new ' set-up
'Bayfield and Hensall will be
served by:: the sante minister.
:R►1Vi"O T1TT_.
'Mrs. Robt. Mcsritosh attended
a , farewell party fo'r Donna. Nich
Olson, R.N., 'of Seaforth. Donna
its ; planning: on going :West.'
Mr. •and Mrs.:H Congram. have
moved to ' Kitchener where •Har-
veyis employed.. '
a Raba; .McIntosh and Robt. Rain -
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Ilton .attended the Man toulin
socker 'and feeder' cattle sale• at
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FURNACE: TENDING BANISHED.
E1vQVIRIES INVITED. - NO OBLIGATION
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innontPlumbing; Heating, ' Wiring, Eavetroughing ;
"Ma and Pa Kettle on'•Vaca•tion" 'at The Playhouse. •
I.4i;ttle- C-urr-ent, —°
'Mrs. Oliver ,Cudney, ' Donald & .
girl friend of Galt visited with
Mrs: A. Ketchabew and Bill.
Mr., and Mrs: D. Hamilton •Wand.
Grahamaccompanied. by , NI,r, &
Mrs. R. Gibson; Jeanette and:
Kathy :visited With Mr. and Mrs -
Crocker•:(K:, Gibson), St Thomas.
• Mr ' and . 'Mrs:: Shelton have'
moved from the former, M
,arra y,
farm' to Lucknaw.' v
Mr. 'and Mrs.: Walter : Dexter
rriotored. to ..St. Catharines and
visited with Mr and Mrs.. Wm;.
'John : Ensign.'
Mrs. M.:Osche visited with her
sister,:Mr.. and, . Mrs: E. }lender -
son at the' week -end.
COW Had To Be' Shot.. '
Eric Hackett had the niisfor
tune" to hose a 'cow `which ' was
hit •by '' a. car :on Sunday night
:arid ,had to be. shot:
!:IN BUILDING FORMERLY OCCUPIED . BY WM.; A. ,SCHMID )
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