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Clarence Irwin. This is a' change
'of • date to a: week earlier,
LUCKNOW
UNITEDCHURCH
'Minister• '
'. Sed,- G A. )VietkleJOhn,
B,A., ILD, ti
SUNDAY; `OCTOBER 16th
10 00 a n : ;Church School. ,•
• 11.00 a4a. and 7.A1
ANNIVERSARY .SERVICES
• ' GUest Minister:
Rev. W. D. Ellmslie,B.A.
SPecial Music
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18th
5.30 to 8.00 p:in....
Anniversary ;Fowl. Supper
Lucknow I
Presbyterian Church ,.
Rev. . Walllace 'McClean,
• Minister
SUNAY, OCTOBER"16th
'Sunday School . and*: Morning and
and • Evening' `Services . ;with-!
drawn. , at Lucknow:
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES
at
Erskine Church, ;Dungannon
11 amt.', and "7.30 p.m..
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D - . . _ - ase, sec -who -1
at ,Guelph, ,spent the
week -end in the :community,
Misses Lorraine MacDonald
and Betty Miller•. sPerit the week
in Detroit,. . •.
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THE LUCKNOW:SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,, ONTAR,iO '
Mr, and Mrs. Earl Lindsay of
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TAronto w e r•e Thanksgiving
week -end visitors' with Mr. and
Mrs N W. Winterstein,
1Vliss Nettie Madill of Beaver-
ton :spent the week -end with Mr,,
and Mrs, J. W:' Joynt, • •
.Mr.' Harold' Freeman of Roth
ester,' N,;X Was: a Thanksgiving
visi or with his .sister, ,Mr. 'and
Mrs J, ''W J,oyfit.
Mrs John Irwin. is quite ill,, at"
the tome of herson,•Mr.� W, J
Irwin ° . �. °
Mrs, Charles Twamley of Lon,.
don was• a W ek-end.visit;or with
Mr, and Mrs.. Sam Sherwood.
1VIrs: H, 'Gannett of Toronto
'spentthey week -end: with .friends
in the eonunuriity. •
Mr:. and -Mrs. J M. Greer spent
Thanksgiving week=end ;in 'Tor-
onto with Mr.' 'and Mrs. • .Eric
Edmarison:
Mr. arid Mrs 'James. Johnstone
and Mr. • and Mrs. William 'Hun .
ter are visiting in Toronto for a
couple of . weeks : with Mr; and
Mrs Mel Johnstone. •
The 0
• �.Th October r
meeting' '
of the
L 61thow Women's Institute ^will.
be held • in• the Recreation Cen-
tre' on Friday, •October• 14'th1 at
2.30. It being Grandmo.ther's' .Day;
e prize will ..be offered for the
;oldest grandmother. attending 'in
her wedding dress. , In answering,
the ro11 call each memmber is ask-
ed to bring die oldest thing they
posses%. :. M
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THE DESTROYER OF HOMES
all Strike At
FIRE PREVENTION WEEK -OCT,- 9th. to 15th
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These simple .rules,, if followed' .by Everyone. in ,
the '
amy, will make your. home safe fr.rn fire.. I
. Put lighted matches .:and smokes' out before you throw
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move ru•bish, waste papers and all unnecessary corn-: .
bustible materials. Provide metal .,ash 'and trash cans: 'i
Burn rubbish •only in .a safety coVeree brick or metal
incinerator. Watch the fire: • "
3._-, Exam:ine all- stoves,,lurnaces and • smoke -Pipes.-...to---Mak.--:-
.'Sure
''i es --oto z_naksure they are safe and well away ,from woodwork•' or
other' burnable materials..Have neededrep�airs made' at •:i
one. Have the Chimneys .'cleaned'.regular.ly., 'arid have' ail 'I
' defects repaired." 1.
them away..Keep.matches where' smallchildren cannot
reach"them,' Neversmoke in the garage, barn,'.or attic,
nor in bed.
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,4 E cap the; dan►ger•..o : 'ziflam.rnablr• liquid fires': and ex
plosions -by -keeping' o �gasoliire it -the-ho e Dadry ;
cleaninh
g q with sate liq uids, or send. 'the work to the :.
Clea..
ner. • Never start fires with kerosene " . ' •
Repla'cw "blown” fuses with new ones --not pennies, Avoid
home-made wiring, jobs.
Teach everyone. in the family to be 'careful of fire, to
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watch stoves,. fireplaces, .:electric Lions, , and all ,other •
,possible fire causes,and eve dayto. rembve old rags,
a. r ary
;paper pe., and tither rubbish..
,Fire -proof your home as far as .possible by -,fire;safe raof-. 1
ing, :fire -stopping in hollow .walls and partitions, to stop VT
the Spread of flames, . and a 'non-combustible 'basement �. .
ceiling. ' ..
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Be sure to have the right type of fire ektingilisher in
the home:',Don't •hesitate to ask your Firemen thea you
have a question on Fire -Prevention,
Remember always how to send in an alas in.. When tele. i
phoning, ,be sure the address is clearly understood. •re •
a leighbor'sp hone rather than one.in the, l)urning build.
'tPla�n to--everyone.-.rn t -he krouSe , What .0 rc sem
fire how to
put out fire it clothing ;by..tv`rapping ,in a
rug or blankets; what to do, When grease catches fire in
the kitchen;
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t1; Save Ii' a a r LL, from, rieed�e s itestructic n 'by -fire- rid property,
keeping the principles of fire ' prevention always in
mind and nevem taking a chance with fire. • .
GEORGE WHITBY, .y
Eire Chief,. Village of Lucknow
.—.u... is �5 awe rryie�► +1i1 t
.V.ANI-VVX1FIFTIETH
ANNIVERSARY / l
(ST HELENS NEWS) ,
are The invitedsto f attend nd he 50th.", conimunity 1
anniversary of the forming of the
•St, Helens Women's Institute to
be observed. in the ' Comnnunity
Hall on Thursday afternoon, Oct-
ober 20th • at 2,15' p,m. '
The Young Peoples' Union of
the 'United Church. are planning;
a variety; concert in the Corn,
rn'un ty Hall on ; Friday evening,::.
Dc�_._tober 21st, KpPp' :i'he-.date in
mind. ('
'Mr, and Mrs 'WM. Boles and
Miss Della Boles of Si ',Cathar-
ines were ,guests for " the week-:
.endWith sMrs. Boles'" sister, > Mr's
,George Cranston and. other rela-
tives, ' • •
Mrs. • M;el Brown' arid 1Bob
•Murdie of Kitchener were visi-
tors with Mr. and .Mrs. R. Woods
and Mrs. Murdie for the holiday
week -end. • •
FAL. Keith 'Black of . Lachine,
Que., was a ,. holiday •'visitor with
Mrs. Black . and Mr. '"'and Mrs.
Gordon MacPherson:
Successful Anniversary.
Beautiful au t u m n flowers, I
fruits • and . vegetables tastefully
arranged,: provided•. the decora
tions for the anniversary 'ser-
vices held inh
t e United 'Church.
on- Thanksgiving Sunday with
large -congregations • at : both ser=
-vioes. :1Vir, :Ralph Howlett,' the
minister preached fine sermons
in :• keeping with the, Thanksgiv
t ng anniversary.' . The choir sang:
the anthem "Rejoice • •in the
Lord". Mr: and Mrs: E. W. " Rice.
sang a duet and Miss Anne Todd
a solo at the : Tnorning :Service.
In the'evening Mrs. •Howlett' was.
soloist'., •and the choir number
was the anthem :• "Feed My
Flock".
Murray -Gaunt .of " the O.A.C..
spent ,the.. weekend at the home
Dr John S. Crispin' -of Red
Lake, Ontario, was a vi sitor with
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. •.Stothers.:
John has taken over a ,practice
in that. town : and Mr. and ':Mrs.
W: B. Whale.` hof 'Cooks.ville and
Mr. and Mrs. J. D:. Schultz of
Burlington also spent 'thte week-.
end under the, S.tot:hers,'roof,'
• Mr. S. C.. Bothwell returned.
from a "visit" with relatives in the
Varna district •.andaftar:` spend-
Trig the week -end here 1:eft: for
Toronto where he" will .make :his
home 'with Mr. and., Mrs. Orin'
Maffat, •
Mr. and Mrs: Harry, J. Farnell,..
wh6 left -the. village more than
a • 'month ago,' are . residing in
Hamilton—where this daughter-
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MaciNTYRE and CRININ
'PHONE 65, LUCKNOW ' : •
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his parents. •
Miss .Anna Stuart of Toronto
was .a :holiday visit'o"r with Mr:
and Mrs. ,George. Stuart,:and Mr.
Joe 'Stuart.
me and ''Mrs. Ross Errington
spent the. "holiday week -end 'in.
' Tbr'onto.:
• Mr., and Mrs. "Gordon '11/filler '&'
Larry of London were week end
y isitors ; with relatives 'here. /
••, M Y s s. • Isabelle MacPherson,
student nurse at St. Joseph's
Hospital, London; was home :for.
the . week -end
Mrs.. J: •:C.: Kaine :(Grace), .makes Mr. and'. Mrs, Neely Todd,
her name. David, Janet: and Mary 'of . Strat-
ford were, holiday guests of Mrs.-
Paramount Women's. Institute D Todd - •
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will meet at the home of Mrs. • Mr:, and Mrs..Fred. Court .of
Elmrte~-MacLei�Yrarer-car -• ueaday,
October 18th. Roll call, ".%low' to
avoid .accidents in the house;
topic, Home Economics, Mrs E.
MacLennan; current ev.entrs, Mrs.
Al. Irwin;• program and` :lu.nch,b.=
Irs._3 .Etis�i:. Mrs V4 :. We
ster. • .
Mr, and Mrs. Mel Orr and Mar-
vin' el Hanover were !callers :' ih
town •on• Saturday night enroute
to spend ,the week -end with M.
and" Mrs Andy Orr:.
Mr.and ••Mrs. Sam McQuillin
and three boys, • John,. David and
13i11: Of Galt; spent Thanksgiving
with his parents, : Mr.. and Mrs.
Eerb 112cQuill n.
Bruce . Mines ' .were week -end
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon
Miller. •
• Mr. 'Don Cameron :.was in Chi-
cago over ' the week -end attend-
ing tine .Arruce..__ourdy_ _teachers',
convention.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cameron
were Thanksgiving :visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Douglas at
Mitchell. '
Miss Catharine, MacGregor Of
Lucknow .was a week -end guest
•of Mr• and ,,Mrs.' George ,Stuart. •
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne' ' Dur-nin
were honored; on _Tuesday, Oct-
ober 4th on the occasion. of their
Silver wedding anniversary when
Mr: an.'. Mrs.• W. J. ane. 'and 'l .. hors- mat
Mr, and Mrs: Dan Willsie of ,Bel- . ed at their home: , During' the
mo
nt;''1VMr.•J. M. Hackett and'Mrs. evening.' Mr, and Mrs. Durnin
Marion Tyler ' of Detroit were were :read an .'address of •congra
week -end guests of Mr. and Mrs, tulatiens and, ' good wishes and
Wilfred' Hackett. presented with a , all
• rrd••or. a randght'. a •samokwer,
Mr, and Mrs. Cliff MacMillan ;stanmi''
and family and ,Mr. and Mrs. Jim. The ' St. Helens- W.I. :met on
•MacMillan and David of St.
Catharines, were holiday visitors
with Mr,. and Mrs. J. L., 1Iac-
Millan. ,1•
Mr, ancrMi a. Jack-MeLEOd---alitr-
children Lois, Bette and; Billy of
Woodstock ' were Thanksgiving
visitors with.zhis. father, Mr.,
S. --McLeod, •.
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• Mr: and Mrs. Robert .Ritchie,
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ritchie,
Dianne, Hilda and Calvin; spent
the week -end , at Oakville with
Mr, and Mrs. Chester Hinton, Mr.
and Mrs• Sid Seymore and Mr.
and Mrs:'iA11an Beylea-
n»la-.M.n,
,inti •Willi
Thursday afternoon;` October 6th
at the home of Mrs.. Allan Mil-
ler: There were 20 'members and
three visitors present The roll
Ball Wag answered:' by "my fav-
°rite supper, dish". It was de.
tided to donate $5.00 to the C. ,N.
L B. and $15 to the Huron. Schol-
ship Ftinday it was ;also decided
to purchase a stove before the
golden' •anniversary and ' to get
the blinds for the windows. •ro
of these blinds• are donated by.
Mr. Isaac Miller and„ Isabel.. Miss
Mccowarr from the Children's
WelAare • was" gest speaker Triol
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gave 'a. very, interesting -talk` on
the different •parts of her work-.
Her talk jeas much' appreciated'.
and enjoyed by all:. The'Insti-
tute rally.sog wassung and the
meeting , closed with' the 'Queen:
'Lunch- was served by the -
host-esses, Mrs. • Lloyd Hunter, Mrs...
John .
Cameron and. Mrs.. Ernest
Gaunt. The :-next ;.meeting wr11'lic.'
:held at the home of: Mrs: Harold
Gaunt. '.The. '`-hostesses . are Mrs,
Taylor and. Mrs: _ Laura : McNeil
Elwood :Barbour, Mrs; • Chester .
Taylor :'and . Mrs.. Laura 'McNeil. •
FRIENDS HELD SHOWER
FOR, BETTY ANGER.,
A •'shower .was ..held recently
for. .Miss. Bet'
Anger in S.S. No.
11, Huron • Township. Mrs: Alvin:
Hamilton read • the address:• and
assisting inpresenting the gifts-
were Mrs.''. S. MWCharles Mrs. •
Harvey .. Brooks_ and 'Mrs. __J_ac `' '
M Guire,--The -shower- was-given-
by
asgiven-by the friendeprid neighbors and
the Peopleof Olivet prior to her
marriage to Mr. Harry Christie ,
of 'Teeswater.' A very enjoyable
program was; given 'and a vel
pleasant social evening* enjoyed.
OVER' . 8,000 VISIT NEWLY
ESTABLISHED .MUSEUM
Following •aon'
seass .operation
that was more successful than
anticipated, the Bruce County'.
M'useum,closed dor . the season
on Thanksgiving Day, October,
10th, By' that • time more than
8,000. " people .+had'. visited • the
museum:
Exhibits in- the museum . are..
well', over ., the 2,000" mark and.
'are . still arriving for display next,
yeal,..
outrighta•ost of these have. been.
• gifts and several are on
perms rent: loarrrFrom--Tuesday
through Saturday this week, the
museum is open in the afternoons
so that people with ,Material ort
hart, to� the rrruseum can 'ta-k
-e- .
their 'exhibits, home.
The next need for the preser•
vation of :Bruce County history
is the formation ,of a • historical
society, and it planned to fort i
tuch an organization some time
this fall, •
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