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tegmE .E AY,, NOV. 21st, 1956
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Rev. Wallace McClean,,
Minister
SUNDAY, . NOVEMBER 25th
10.00 a.m.: Sunday .School.
11.00
a.ra::Morning Worship,
3.00 p.m.; Dungannon ,
700 p.m.;: Evening . Service.
Locat St General
Mrs. Harveys ;Webster spent :the
week -end in Toronto,;
Mrs. ' Wesley .Ritchie under -
en t a, major operation in St.
Joseph's Hospital, London, on
Monday • morning. •
Mr: , and Mrs. Howard Clark,'
Jack and Betty of -Owen Sound,
spent . the week -end with Mr.
nd'. Mr's. Harvey .Houston.
Recent .visitors with Mrs. A. R.
inlayson and Messrs. Duncan
nd Jim Cameron, were Mr. Jack
illies, and Mr, and Mrs; George
eters .sof-,-Detroit , r.
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' Mrs. Frank " 1VIi11er ,:and (Betty
ind Mrs. Wm. Cook of Chesley
(sited .last week at Fenelon
Falls with' Mr. and Mrs. Leon-
ardCraig. Mfi;.. Craig was. the
(f o r m: e r Margaret Cook ' and
teaches school there.
Miss Jessie and Annie: Mac-
Kay' left .ori Tuesday fora. visit'
in Chicago 'where: they will ''at-
tend. the. International Livestock
Exposition, . They + ''motored to
London where ,they took 'a train
for the Windy City.
Mr. 'arid Mrs. • John Kilpatrick`
and .Marilyn of Norwich spent
the week -end'. here. Marilyn, .ho
is in Grade XIII at :Norwich, at-
tended .the Commencement : here
on- Friday and ' received: her
Grade XII certificate:
LUCKNOW
U NiITED CH URC1
Minister:
Rev. 1. A. Meikle join,,
B.A., B.D. •
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25th
..10.00 a.m.: Church School.
11.00 am;: Sacrament of
Holy Baptism.
7.00' p.m.: Missionary�Pict-
ures, "Let's • visit Korea
nOw".
Monday,. Nov.
26th, 8:00 p.ni,.
Re
v. •Ugo D 'eLucia, All- Peoples
1Hission
Niagara ' Falls.
ST,PETER'S
ANGLICAN CHURCH
Minister:
Rev. H. L. Jennings,' : •
B.A., `L.Th.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25th
•Sunday Next' before Advent
.11 a m.: Morning Prayer and
Church- School:
MAY '-TRY. MOVING.
' SIREN IN TIIE 'SPRING `'
The .fire .siren ting! 'not yet
' be, permanently. , 'located. .Some
time _..ago . t vvas_inoved groan-
"Standpipe .1411" to a'.position at
the rear 'of' the (Fire" (tall.
In the spring it may (be tried
out .on the roof of the Town"
• Hall.,
in its ,present location. many
members of , •the Firer Company
'state they .have• difficulty in
hearing it. That "certainly isnot
a fault in • the immediate' vicinity
of the . Fire, Hall,. where .its •wail-
ing•- terrifies 'smaller -children sip`:'
that 'neighborhood.'•
The' matter Was brought- up ,at.
last week's meeting• of the Vill-
age aCouncil,'at which Fire Chief:
George 'Whitby was present': It
vas agreed that any •trial move
• ` woUld now have to . await the
ai aival of spring. •
ASHFIELD YOUTH
, :GOING TO' THE SUEZ k
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Kenneth Elphiek, 13 -'year-old
son of Mr; and Mrs. ''John,, .El-
phick of •the :Paramountdistrict,
is 'at Halifax awaiting word that
will send' the Canadian contin-
gent ,to 'Suez.
Kenneth is• a" member of the
Queen's; Own . I ifles,• wl o ' were
designated for police duty in. the
Middle. East 'and were air -lifted
from '.Western Canada to fiali
fair; from where they Will be
rarlsported on the aircraft car
tier Magnificent if plans are
, proceeded with; •
'Kenneth joined. the 'unit in the
West, and 'When they got movilig
orders there was no chance of
an embarkation1cave to his pat-:
Ental 'hosteer.
FO. L:' T. 'Henderson and ..Mrs.
Henderson of Bagotville, .Q.uebec,
spent the week -end •wibh, his par-
ents, Mr. and: Mrs. Jack . Render
sqn. They were returning • from
Chicago where Ll d f
the, representatives . from his. Air
Force station at a National Safe-
ty 'Council ,course. •
George A.• Webb returned last
week to his -home__ �en_lHarvelock.
St.. He: had ,heen.in' poor• health
for some time";and had spent' the
past year and a half with'=Mr.,
and Mrs. E.• W. ltie at: St., Hel-
ens, except for periods."?,that . he
was ' .. hospitalized in: W ingham
and London. •
oy, was one o ;
DU.NGANNON,
Mr. sand Mrs.'lough Hill, God
erich and.Mr.' and Mrs. Leonard
Crawford, l3 illy andlr .Eobby, of
'Wirig�ham ' were Stinday visitor's
with.'Mr. 'and Mr's. W A. Culbert.
:.Mr. and Mrs. Oscar 'Cuthill &.
Paul •ofWalton visited on, Sun-
day with Mr`.. ;andm .Mrs,: Arthur
Elliott arid Miss ,Betty
Mr. W.:- 1 McClure,.Mrs: Herb
Finnigan' and" son J. C Durnin
were recent` .".visitors.' with 'Mr: &;
Mrs; Bill McClure, jr,and family
at. =lmira Bill had lust return-
ed: i'n a' dee( hunting trip of
thirteen 'met( it Northern..On-
tario and were able to get their
quota•: - •—
Mrs. Jas. Sproul 'left .last week
-to spend a -couple of .months with
members" of her.' family in Tor-
onto. : ' ; .. •
Dungannon .United Church. has
become a popular ,;place for •ban-
que'ts.. On . Tuesday might' the
Federation •' of Agiculture spon-
sorted their annual (banquet with
Jirrt Jacklih, field representative
as guest speaker.: Two' other ban-
quets are on hand'in the. next
=few evenings with '.sponsors the
Hereford Association and Jun-
for Farmers.s. • .'
• Mr.. Term Webster, Mrs; John
Finnigan and sot Lynn were
some ''of' these, w o a ten e. ie
Toronto Royal Winter Fair,
Mr. and Mrs.Wesley. Alton of
London. were visitors last, week
with their -cousins: Mrs, Victor
home. Errington and Mrs.: Thos. •Web=
.alf was
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member of
Ontario, Xnisurafce Agents Associatipn •
GENERAL INSURANCE Y.
Business .t9
Established Over Thirty Years Ago.
T'elehones:
I (WARD AGNEW
Residence 138
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Mr, Wan,. Shapland' of Rochest-
er, Alberta, visited Mr. and Mrs.
W. A. Culbert one day last week,.
Cpl. T. • F. Leo T angevin and
Mrs. Langevin (nee Sylvia Still -
gel) of .St. Patrice, Quebec; vis-
ited Mrs.. L F. Stingel and Angus
at the, week. -end.- The former is,
taking. 1L five Weeks'' 'cource in
special .equipment ;in electronics.
at RCAF School, Clinton.
Mr, and Mrs. W. A,..Culbert,,
Bill, 'Toward and Pat Mason at-
tended the, Royal ,Winter Fair.
Mr, Harold Blake, 1V1;rs,;, - Cecil
Blake, Lynda and Barbara ae-
connipanied Mr. annd Mrs. B. F,,
Comfort, of St Catharines last
week=end to Visit- Mr. and -Mrs.
Eugene. Hanson, East Tawas,
Mich. They report the weather
compared with .. (here was .much'
the same. East Tawas is directly
across the lake from, 'here
Mrs.4, J. Kilpatrick has again
taken op residence .-with Mrs.
Frances 'Henry.: for , the winter
months, closing up her house.
Mrs.. Jas. Thorne, who • le>ft for
Vancou`rer • a : few weeks ago, af-
ter hearing elf her son Ken's ac-
cident, : falling on- construction at.
Campbell River, B.C., breaking.
both his feet' • in ,a 35 foot fall..
Word comes to Mr. ' Thorne, our'
telephone lineman, that his"son
is doing as well as .can the ex
(petted since operations but • he
will be a convalescent for . nearly
a year.: • ' . .
Citizens were shocked last
!hnrsday to hear of the: accident:
and sudden death . •;pf Shelton
Baxter, Goderich, husband 'of: the
for°mer Helen •Stothers, • daughter
of Mr. and . Mrs. Herb Stothers'
of! the ' (village, Sympathy is ex-•
Hoot Mon: It's. The. ,Annual*,, .
Andrews.
in the d
CARNEGIE' HALL, LUCKNOW.
Under auspices of the Kairshea Women's Institute
H.
y�No.vemberF•rida ... 2
featuring
Local. Highland Dancers at 10.30
. CARRUTHERS ORCHESTRA
LunchCounter' --Delicious Homemade Pia
.
Admission 75c
,tended ,to the family & friends.
Mrs:. Abner Morris is to be
congratulated : on her ardent and
faithful work 'of • the hobby of
making braided mats. She is (busy
all the 'tune trying tp keep up
-with orders she receives and
laughs 'and - says she ' hasn't"orre'
for herself ' after. making over
600 in Abe . last . eleven years.
Breaking her right hand a 'few
years ago did . not discourage her
with. the rug' making and these
pretty floor pieces have gone to
ail ''parts of Canada : and .United
States. The, gnats are -recorded in
dates • and owners • which makes
an interesting book to look over
as a diary;.
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SPECIAL
PRE -CHRISTMAS SALE
of
Empty.
S.I LVER; .CHESTS
Regular $12.50, for .$7:50
Regular $15.00, for
Regular. '$17.50, for $9.95
A.-'SCHMID
Jeweller, Ieucknow
1cGluil�in Coif Reserve Champion in Guineas
Barry. - McQuillin's Shorthorn., added Mr. Yule in explaining his price of $2.50.` •a pound which.'
calf was awarded,' the reserve
chip -in the 4-H Queen's
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'Guineas. competition at the Royal'
Winter Fair on Thursday .after -1
noon. • . " I
In atm--a-tnpst)here ppin'•'',1
With, suspense, Judge, Charles
Yule of Calgary . Waved Donald
Pullen and 'Bary 'forward with
their calves and then slapped
Piill'en's Aberdeen Angus steer
on the rump, as , the symbolic
gesture that indicates the Guin-
eas winner. -
"It was' a hair -line decision",
said the ' veteran judge, The
Ae ntis steer was deeper flesh-
ed
lesh-ed. ,.,d ctirrjed a little mere
decision. • '
Barry .is the son of . Mr, and
*Winner of the 4-H competition
locally, Ba had itiecess with'
I
his steer, at titer • district fairs
and' early indications pointed to
him being of Guineas calibre.
'Barry ,lost ,out to the' Pullen steer'
at London Fair, and his only
other defeat was in the open
class at the Lucknow Fair, when
Barry .missed picking off the
Baton. ,special. "
*'(h^ G••ineas winner sold on
'e.,, -44,--.141t, Po. • , ' ,.1 ,A,6""- {'1,4 i,i%%TI` `h
Mrs. Fred McQuillin ' of St. Hel-
ens. lie is 17 years• of •age --will
be..i8. on Saturday. ' ; '
Murray Gaunt received a' year•
ago. .
Barry's reserve , champion,
which weighed 905. you ids, sold
for 5'5c a pound which was.' itp
about 4c over last year's bid for
the reserve' beast, •
' In• "addition Parry receives a
$100.00 prize for his steer win-
ning first iit the' breed cornpeti- °
tion in •w'hich there' were :73 en-
tries,.
Crawford McNeil was another
member of the Lueknow 4-H
•Ciwb• 'to take his calf to the
(Royal, It placed in the, first prize
group and said' for 2'1½.
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