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WEDNESDAY, OCT; 19th, 195,5,
UNITED CHURCH
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'Rev, O. A, Seiklejohn,
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SUNDAY OCTOBER 23rd..
11.00 a.m.:. Oasis in,,the 'Des.
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12.15 p.m.: Church School.•
7.30 P.m.( "The Man Who
Took the Back Seat!'.
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TH.E. LUCKNOW SENTINE4 LUCKNOW, ONTARIO • • .
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. L. _E' LS HONOR _Lac
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TO GRANDMOTHERS ''..
4. debate, "Resolved . that wo..; HYDRO OFF SUNDAY
srNDAY
men were happier fifty years
ago than today", was the, high-
light of the •October meeting of
Lucknow Wos, 'Institute. There
Was a large attendance, it being
GngrraanOtItilheexeSi,c.rve'ci• aan; cl.gor'esa.agehe 6:fMtor,,,tv.:71iviilnrsuPt4. M... johJnsorlitonnstooni
on entOrin& the hall: • London* , and mr; and Mrs. Doh-
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Mi... -s, c. Cookpresided for the aid Johnston . pis, Toronto • Were
meeting and the ,opening • ode reCent visitors . ,with Mr, and
was sung. Theroll call was xis-. Mrs.: AL Guse at 'Peterborough..
Iver9c1 by ' .`l'he ',oldest .thing, 1:' ,Mr :' and Mrs. -A. J. Culbert and'
own,",.__ and - op display ' .were let- children, -Donald. Patsy, and
ter, 'shoes, teapot, sugar boW10. •Gloria 'Of- • Windsor,. were: week-
ete.,'E many of s'which were Over -end visitors with •relatiVes' in the
.• KINTAII4 INSTITUTE VOTES 100 years old ' '• : ' s'.. ' :community. - • • • -'... •'., '
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Vii40 TO c.NA.B:.-citivTAIGX.: :On. .. . .. .
. the ExtenSion, ..3erv-ic. -‘, .Mr. and •Mrs, Gordon. Pfont•
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,.,. .. , ..- . : -, -------- : • , reourser;'. Which- is :to he held next ".gemery and family and Mrs, Jasi,
' The ' October Meeting of .the June, an invitation was extended Montgomery and granddaughter
Kintail W.I. was held at the hone to Teeswater Institute to on Jewell Reed, visited' at the home
, of Mrs. George Moncrief with 17 With. the localbranch. On Thurs.; of Mr; • and . Mrs: W.. J. Collins
members and several . visitors day; October .20th, the Lticknow 'at.*Preston over Thanksgiving.
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'present- The roll call was • "tell Institute . is invited to be ,the . Mr., and Mrs. 'Harry 'Williams
the talent of .the person:on your guest of St. 'Helens institute; The from I'jos. Angeles visited with
right"; V.6;00 was voted to the bus leaves the Re.creation Cert.. Katie MacLeod. of .AShfield last
Institute for the 'Blind. . The tre. at 1.45 'P.m. •A good report week, and • her many .friends
Tweedsmuir book was discussed : was% given by' the treasurer on • around Lochalsh and. LucknoW.
and committees 'set .up for each :the :booths -. which' the Institute •• Graham Sherriff was a caller'
section. 'The afternoon With the held at Lucknow Fall •Fair: i. in town on Friday. He ,has been
extension service, "Brighten your . Mrs.: Virden Mowbray ,gave transferred by the Cities Service
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home. with color", is to be ' held the ,'address. •of welcome . to the Oil Company ' from Simcoe to.
• at the .home of Mrs,' Wm., Mac- .grandinothers..•Dr.' Little ;played 'Stratford:
Donald at Kintail .on the after- • a ' Medley ' of old-time tunes on , Mrs. Stanley. Ireland :and' dau-
men: of November Nth.. Allthe the violin',. accompanied by . Mrs. ,ghter Verna' of . Victoria,: B. C.
. ladies • of Dungannon, Institute ,GrantMaoDiat-m-a--The scripture- were recent Tvisitors with Mts..
• Af.#': cordially . inVited:, Mrs Geo reading was :given by Mrs. :G. Nellie Scott .at thehome of Mr.
3/16herief is the delegate to the Andrew, and the motto, "Old age and Mrs. Orville. Jones : Mrs, Ire -
Area Convention at •London on .is :when We: lose the desire ' to land•is ..ari. adopted daughter :of
.bctober 17, 14 and 1%..Mys.:1-1Pnr.y. accomplish something", was tak-,. Mrs...* Scott, and • it • was the first
.:. MacKenzie gaye. 'the' topic,. cent- en by , Mrs. A.,..11ilacl%laY. The Utile.. they • had. .been 'together in
rinfnitY activities and public re: Grandmothers 't h e n paraded twenty " years.: — • . • . . ..,
lations. She p'ointed. .out . that around •the 'hail, led by. major- . While 'MT. • and Mrs: Gordon
"Home' •and ; Country".. ai e. two ettes Nancy 'Forster and Patricia. BaileY..were .on vacation ; at . the..
great _Wee*. .in • our lives ..: She Thompson:. They:iwei.e divided' East Coast, one:of. the:points:of '
said, :”.the the phone and. .ask into groups. of .four for a sing- interest •waS. the' trip ivhiCh they
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your .neighbor . to . your ' 'next ing :contest, and ,the group con- made through the Ausible Chasm
meeting"; In ConclusiOn. she ',read sisting of Mrs. • P.' Stewart, Mrs. in New York State. • ' .
the poem-,•--:. ' : . : . • : : P. • •McCall,•:: Mrs.' ,W. •Joy.nt . and, • Friends of Mrs, Robert •.
Ham -
It's the human touch , in 'the' Mrs. B, "Roach, won the priie, ilton learned with *regret' that
:world that counts,• • . ,. : Mrs..S..E. McKinnon of Toronto, she she .was , rnshed. to • Winghain
in mine
hand
he touch Of yotk '
who is 90 years. old; Was the old- lHospital. on . Sunday eVening. A
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Which means far more: tO;the est .grandirOther 'A:imisical num-• speedy recovery. is hoped for.
fainting. heart i _,..ber • consisting -,01. Mrs. A.,'Havens . Mr, and Mrs,. Jack Wilson o.
Than shelter; or bread; - tit win -e•." Vith' the ;Mouth organ, Mrs.' Jai. Stratford were week -end visit...
Webster with the autoharp. and tors .with%her pareritS, Mr: :and.
The shelter .i.S- .gone :when the.
. .. Harvey Hall
night is. ,yor . • Mrs, J. Kilpatrick at the plane, Mrs, Philip ';Stewart. - .. • .. •
And the bread lasts 'only .4 c/a:3,, was much enjoyed Mrs A. Suth- Mr.,. and Mrs. •. Of
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But the touch of a .hatid and,' A erland ..gaye. a ..reading; The de- Detroit' Spent the Week -end ' with ;
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friendly smile ,. . ., . , .. - bate Which was...contested hy. •Mr .: and • Mrs. John:: Hall:: . .;
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Will sing in the s..oul always.- ..: Miss Mary MacLeod . and : MrS, .Mr.. and Mrs Ed Marshall 'and.
George: Keni-,.edy:ydr the affirm- Allan of Toronto spent the Week...
Mfg. Mackenzie then conduct—,
ative and .Mrs. 1\r, :MacKenzie and, end with Ethel and Belle Robert
ed: - a contest: ; ..Mrs.. Fred Mac- Mrs; Jessie Aliin:tor the snega-
Gregor won firstprize.. for .hav7 'tiVe: was. certainly well present;
ing the most ,artieles in her
purse. It. wasn't a large I: purse
either, but -it sure held :a' lot -
19 ' articles—everything from • a
nail file ..to :a , house key: • • • • ...
• Mre..Wylds -led in Comniunity
singing... The • national; .anthem
closed the Meeting' after which
lunch . was • served. ,'• The -. next
meeting 'is to 'be 'held at the
home of Mrs. • Gerdoit'Finlaysen
. Tuesday, Novernber I.8t. • ,
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Weather permitting 'there will
be an interruption in hydro ser-
vice in • Lucknow, 'on Sunday,
October 23rd from 1.00 to 4.0Q
- CHRISTMAS- CARPS
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Be sure to see the Most corn-:
plete and lovely • selectiOnof
hristmas .,Cards . ever shown.
hese---frOm—a—large---selectiOn--of-
boxed and personalized cards.•
Be sure to ask about the special
ibOx With your names
Printed •On; This is a Value; that Barry,: Gollan; 15 -months -old
can't be beat. •If I haven't called son 'of Mr: and Mrs, Grant Gol-
n. you as Yet,!a phone call willlan had a. finger' badly crushed
ring the ,cards to your door recently 'when caught in the car
Den: Thompson, Phone 33 or 35 door.
Wm: J. :Par• riey Of llidgetown,
ed by both sides.. The audience spent a couple of weeksat the
enjoyed,' a .-gobd. many laughs home. of his daughter,. Mrs. Lorne
from the argunients put up and Luther and Mr. Luther. '
the judges, Mrs Morgen Hendet- , Youcan buy Christmas Cards
son Mrs Mrs. :Harold Treleaven And .with your names printed on from
Mrs. Steve Stoth•ers had a diffi Don Thoinnson,: for as little as
coll. timepkkiig•fhP.. Winne", 5c Pack
which went to, the negative side . • Rev. and Mrs: .M.. G. .Newten
by 'five .points. Thehostesses, and' daughter .Zona of Melburne
Miss Mary MacLeod, Mrs. T..
Salkeld, Mrs. Alex Sutherland,
•Mrs, Sarn Reid and Mrs. Virden
Mowbray, served •a lovely, ltineh.'
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Steward
spent Thanksgiving, week end
end, •the: past tweek . with. their
arrtilyjn 1_,andOP. 0. • •• '
.•• Mr. and Mrs. Mac Graham and
Mrs. Minnie Horne of Toronto.
were W,eek-end visitors here.
ANTI -FREEZE, permanent type, gal.. $2.75
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R.I.' 13 -Plate „..
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15 -Plate .•
` ' 1.7 -Plate Ford Car . ' , -15.60
BATTER:1E4 '
,.(1..-2 • 'year warranty) • .: . ,
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. . •' - 17:Plate G,N.i. Cars '16 50,
.. ^ 17 -Plate Ford
L., (with old batteiy)
Thermostats.°'
•'Oil Filters
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13onilectltrake-rglictearset-1-214hoetsLL„,
Nutflers &. Pipes •
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Snow Tire's '
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MacINTYRE "and'
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Ladies and Men's Wear — Fashion Millinery'
'PHONE 85, LUCKNOW
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•, Coats, Jackets,' Sweaters
Colder Days are just iround the corner -. .• s are you prepared?
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COATS . • ' .. ' '' •
for (Men,womenortisses, colorful, fitted, boxed, zip -in, -
tweeds, flecks, plains, fleece,.1..!lysian . .. . wide asso-t-
• • 0jrnent. in all. sizes . . -._priced right , _..A., alterations free.
JACKETS -
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boys .;and men, ..gay„ All-over' patterns aid •materials,
. 'quilted linings, zip :up and. buttons , •all sizes 'for
the famUy• ." •
SWEATERS .
be warm and cor,infortable , . men's and boys' pull-
' overs'•and cardigans : . . girls,and misses nylon, Orlon;
:wool. , . women's, including outsize.
•. Priced low for cheaper sweaters, English cardigans •
and pullovers, all wool. .
HATS — Women's and Children's'
416...16-•-••••-•6W6,6~16-1.-••• 16. •
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Now in stock a. complete range of
Rubber. Footwear to take care or,
Fall atuMbiteirrecluitements.
EP DRY, WARM imd COMFORTABLE
IN RUBBER FOOTWEAR -
T LOWEST' POSSIBLE PRICES.
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.•WHITEQHURcH
• the. WA: iheld a• euchre ',partY
iv the Hall on Thursday evening.
High scores. .went to Earl Caslick
and. Mrs. Chester Taylor; the.
luckY, draw prize: t� Ab Ceultes.
C. C. Baker 'Of Gilbert Plains,
Man., with'has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Mary Jane Tiffin, re_
turned •hoine with the! Hayes for.
•*kr. and Mrs, Harry ChampiOn.
Isabel and Douglas of St, Marys.
Young: Adult Group service held :
A. large crowd,' attended theMrs V-
evrissiotri7townithSaMturi:daanyd !fn.
in the United Ohureh. on Sunday 'Mr. .and Mrs E Scholtz .spent
evening in aid of the M.' & K. the week -end with their son, Mr.
-fund,—Special—musioal' number -s and Mrs,-Clay-ton--Seholtz
Messrs.
mwerr.ecra' 7njeoty:edrar, rbiyer,m11.rs.Th;e0•Arroiso: don..es
rdon .Small, Toro n to.
and formerly of St. Helens, vis- korth .and Mrs. ' D. Tiffin 0 sang and. Mac MacGregor 'oNew York • -
it.ed for a 'couple •of days last "Come unto Me and Rest". Mrare spending a few days with: •
Garnet Farrier aye an • instill:. Mrs—D—MicGregor-
•mental on his saxaphone accdrn- / • ;•• • •
.panied • by Mrs.. ,Farrier.. 'Mrs, •
Howlett of St. Helens sang a solo.
Mr. LesseY •Trihidad gave an
'interesting address on Trinidad
'Missionary,work, • •• '
Mr. and IVIrs.:11has. Penrose of
Hamilton visited ,recently 0 with
Mr. land Mrs: Robert Laidlaw.
Many in ;this community will .be
interested• to kneWthat 'their
son, ,. Rev. Norman penrose, was
.ordained
.ordained in he,United Church' in
Sudbury this year and is now
stationed .at ' Bralorne,, • north of
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week with Mr.. and ,Mrs. Stanley
Todd at Southampton.. • . '
• Mel. Stanley spent • the :week-
end here. Mel haS -been: at North
Bay,Sinee . early Septeniber With
•the Stirling Construation Com,
,pany_ach_is_stoing_a_ highViray
resurfacing job betWeen. Stur-
geon Falls and: North Bay: Mel
expects to be-' in: the north for
about another ,month.
Mr, and Mrs. W. McKinnon
and son Michael of Calgary have
•been. visiting with relatives here.
Mrs. T: H. Alton Of LOndon,
who recently observed het 9Oth
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Tooled To Repair Atl Makes 00•
birthday, spent. Thanksgiving . VancouveirrB,,C. Tractors, Ma.chines- 11 --Shop Work .
Week at Walkerton visiting her Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Thompson ° ACETYLENE ARC WELDING
n•cvershaiia_y_i.
'ed ;last week with her parents,
.ReY; 'and .Mrs. W.J.Watt.
Mrs. A.• Gratam, Who -has been
assisting Mrs. Tiffin, Spent. the.
week -end with 'her sister, Mr. &,
O Mrs. D. Guilesin Ripley.
Mrs. Margaret Anderson' of
Michigan is visiting her sister,
.Mr. and Mrs.. Rohl. 'MaNall. •
sons, Harry W. :Alton, public
se -heel' principal, arid7T s.
Alton, Bruce County treasurer..
Mr.. and • Mrs. Robert Therrip7.
son of Windsor spent the week-
end at .the home of his mother,
Mrs, R. H.. .ThonirisOn.
Mr.. and • Mrs: James Godbold
arikciaughter Scynthia. of Honey -
wood, M. .and Mrs. Thos. Reeves
•of Meadowvale, •'Mr. and MI'S.
Win. Dodds and daughter Merna
.of Mount Forest, were Sunday
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yisitori with Mr.' and Mrs. J, D.
Anderson, '
O 'Mrs, S.' E. 'McKinnon of Tor-
onto is the. guest Of Miss Jean
, -Lyons:- and —Mrs,- Stanley-7W—
Rev. and Mrs. It .L, Jennings
attended the Fall meeting .6f
Bruce Deanery $-Wpmen's Attkil,
iaries held in St. Thomas ehureh,
MARRIED at the parsonage
at Lucknow :on Saturday, Octo,
ber 15thi Roberta.:IVIcNall,dati-
gliter of Mr. and Mrs'. ROW. -Mc-
Nall and Clarence Watiel, son of
Mr. arid Mrs. Geo. Wadel, Tees -
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Sub Soiler§ — Pan Breakers..
Spreaders —• Wagons •
10% DISCOUNT
On New 60 Standard Tractor
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40 Five -Roller Crawler with
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40 'Utility 'Tractor with' plow
Used Case Tractor.on rubber '200
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Water. Mrs. Harry -'-Swan,' siitei .-
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Andy 'Wadel was best man. Rev.
Meiklejohn officiated. •
Mr, and Mrs.. Don'Hay.•..1s and
• Duane of Detroit spent the week.
HanoVer. • Rev: Jennings acted in end with Mr.. and Mrs.. Russell
the absence,of the rural dean. Ritchie and other relatives. Mrs./
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