HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1956-02-08, Page 7WBDNESDA,Y, FEB. 84), 1956
Mr. and Mr.s, Bert' Martin and
children of Hamilton Miss Mary
Therese Martin of Hi;Inilton„ .Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin , Moran of St,
, mays and Douglas Frayne of
Toronto spent the weekend
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relatives here, ,•
.Miss Margaret Kreamer El -
,a and' two brothers, &
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THE „LUC4KNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOWE ONTARIO
at the .home of Mr. and Mrs.'
G'rayne.
Mrs. Cyril Austinis attending
a hairdressers' ,con.vention in De-
troit . and was accompanied to
DetroitbY her 'mother,. Mrs. M.
O'Neill and 1Vlichael.
Mr, Hein Hendriks &eft via,
plane last week. to visit his, fel-
Stiyes 'in Rykwoort, Holland.
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cbratd Revt C. Garvey,
'of Windsor, for his bro.*
ther the late Thomas Garvey on
Tuesday morning at 10 a.rn, with
Rev. If. Van Vynokt as Deacon,
and Rev. Father Faught, C.D.S.
of Windsor, as sub-dea.con, with
'interment in St 'Joseph's ..Ceinet-
ery here.., The pallbearers were
Joseph O'Keefe, Matthew Foley,
G"ene prayne, Jos. Martin,,
old Donnelly. & Norinan O'Con•-•
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funeral from a distance were
MiSs. .N. Meagher Arthur Donnelly and Harold Donnelly' of
Walkerton, •Mr. and Mrs.. Mur-
larr, Miss Margaret Garvey and
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Mrs. Walter Clare visited•With
week,
iveS .in. T Oronto for, the Past'
The C.W.L. .are sponsoring 's'
pre -Lenten Valentine dance in
the parish hall on February 13th'
with Carruthers' orchestra in. at-
tendance. t
Michael from Toronto, Mr. and Bae you renewed your Sen -
Mrs. Gene Dalton of Detroit.' tinel subscription?
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The fifty years .since Ontario. Hydro was
created in 1906. constitute one .of the most
important . eras in the history of our pro-
vince:, The Hydro family has played a major
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energetically developing Ontario's water
resources to make available to farms, homes
and industry, dependable electric power at
rates among ttielowest in the world.
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almost two billion dollars.
In this our Golden Jubilee Year, Ontario
Hydro and all the ,Hydro municipalities
salute the men whose foresight and enter -
,prise, fo-O-dect:the We'
salute also labour, industry and agrittltitre„
all of which, may be proud of their part
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What of the next 50.years?.The future holds
great nf.oMise in: electrical liVing.'Hydro will
continuo to provide an adequate supply of
elecfriti-tf 'to meet the power reilarernerts';.
the ,.province . power , grpater.,.
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