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FRIDAY, SA'1IJRDAY
FEBRUARY 9, :10
WILLIAM BENDI1
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Monday, Tnesda;,Wednesday
FEBRUARit 12, 13, .14
MONNE POWER,
ARSON WFILES
SHE BLACK: ROSE
PRIZE MONEY •paid • by • Tees-'
. water Fair, ,'exclusive m of horse-
racing money, and.special:attrac
tion •prizes, aniounte'd to $5,845
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S T R E.L:E N S; • ► ►$I I WEST • •
Master :Terry . Wilson is ;making
favorable -recovery at his home
here, following, an operation for
appendicitis at the Wingharn Hos,-'
pital on Wednesday evening:
,Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Thorn .are
visitors` with their daughter, Mrs,
Al Martin and. Mr; Martin at. De-
troi�t4
All the ladies of ;the conirnun
inty .are inviited ,to. the observance.
of the World Das of Prayer at
the home of .Mrs. W. L. Miller
on Friday, February 9th at 2.30..
Mrs. MacFarlane ;et LucicnpW
was the guest speaker at the Feb-
ruary meeting of the W I, . held
at the home ' .of .Mrs.' E ,W. ,Rice
With. 2l ladies present, ,Mrs, Mac-
Farlane in"•.her .pleasing .manner
.delighted 'the : ladies with her ac-
count of: her trip ;by air to Scot-
land, last summer It. was decided
to donate $5, for .a gift to each. sof
the:. °four° schpal;s, ;also $5 • to . the
Cancer fund :and the T./3. fund.
Mrs. . C, ' MicDpnald, Mrs Barbour
and Mrs. : •IVIacPherson were'ap-
pointed toarrange for the pres-
entation of the Zion .play,•: "A pair
of Country ,Kids":.Mrs:. H..•Wel'b,,
Mrs: • G. Stuart and Miss Jean
Aitchison were named. as nom-
inating • • committee., Mrs. Will
Rutherford Ilp1ayed. "Annie Laur-
ie." as a piano sole.•.At. the con;
c'luwn lunch. was' served ,with
Miss W D., Rutherford and Mrs.
W. ' A. Miller as hostesses:
GIRL; `GUIDES
The:1st 'Luck/IOW Girl Guides
held "their . weekly meeting on
February 2nd 'at ''• the Legion.
Roorris. We had roll callshow-
ing' 23, present which 'was follow-
ed by' :horseshoe for rnation., .Susi-
nes. was discussed:.. Most of the
Guides 'tried their child Nurse
badge, while the remaining', few
studied, 'the • compass. The ' Meet-
ing was, :adjourned' by' singing
Taps',
READY TO; SERVE .THIS COMMUNITY
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:Phone; 71
'Groceries
Phone 27
Lucknow District : (o -Operative
The .Annual; Meeting, of the 'ly'ucknotiv.
. tive: 'ill. be'. held
� D;<str;<ct Co=Opera x
nt 'h R Lienal t'
TUESDAY,; ; FEB'I UAiR 13th, 1.951•
The meeting• will be..,preceded by,: a
BANQUET
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set for 6.00 o'clock for "members; l wives mid families.
Tickets •$1.00 per plate,\ available from Directs,. Or at.
Co�Op Office, op: until' • Saturday, . February . 10th.
GUEST 'SPEAKER
--- LEONAR-D HARIVMAN
SPEAI�EIt
Or
national . `Manager ' 4 United Cs -Operatives,'
gin#g s "
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r. r `` . 1 Mrs. Campbell *a 'formerl'y
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Annie Lai -ninon ter in g
The Meeting Will 'fie, : :.: ,. . ; t, liof the z beth C�outs���he'iid waslborn on
FOLLO''W'ED BY A DANCE �' a
and
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No extra charge too bait stet ticket holden.'
i41dcis Dance tick's 50el ' ;rid
after het
_.. _.� .shortly .
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PAoE FIVE
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Mr. Jack MacIritesh' and Bob:
spent Sunday evening with his
nephew, Mr and Mrs. Root Mac-
Kenzie, Lucknow.
,Mrs. Walter Dexter received the
word of the •accident of her, bro-
ther, ' Bili Kennedy, while work-
ing in a bush at Clifford.
Mr. and .Mrs. Frank .BarkWell
of Ripley visited recently with
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dexter. •
.Mr, and Mrs. Jack .Elphick and,
family and Mr, and.. Mrs. Robert.
Hamilton . and sons • attended a
turkey •dinner in `honor :of Mr.
W. A. Hamilton's Ibirthday, at his
home in Luckziow.
Miss Marion Nicholson hds been;
home ill With the flu, '' . •
Mr. and Mrs, ,Don Ainsley• (nee'
Bath.ara MacLennanl: of. Ann Ar-
bor,-
r-bor,- Mich., 'spent, the meek -end
with Mr. "and 'Mrs.. Frank • Mac-
Lennan. •T .r
"' Mr.. and• Mrs..: Clark MacGregor
and son- Bruce, Mrs. Mac Ross of
Whitechurcli visited with Mr and,
Mrs, Jack. Henderson,
The Paramount Woineiirs. Insti-.
tute ' entertained :,the ladies . of
Holyrood in. the Legion Auxiliary
Rooms, ' Luekriaw. The Holyrooad
ladies put on a very entertaining
program., Mrs, Philip Smith con-
•dusted a bird contest:. Lunch Mas
served by Paramount ladies and
a..social half hour was spent.. Next
meeting .will 'be held at the holme
of Mrs.. Fred Martin.
'OBITUARY
;DAVID MILNE
David ;Milne,' a lifelong resi-
dent of 'Luckriow, died in;Wing-
ham. Hospital on 'Saturday, ,Jan-
uary 27th, less than two.. weeks
after he had •Suffered a heavy'
strode: Hewas in' his 71st year,
having heen born.. on July 10th,
Few' men were : better; ,known
M. the community, and that Dave
Milne :will be Much Missed' is..
certain, ' for :he could "do ' most.
anything ,frorn. cleaning 'a.plugged
drain to moving a house, and ' his
services ;were. ,always in demand:.
Nor• did... he. hesitate to dog :the,
most :menial tasks that are to be.:
done in ,any. municipality,.
The P'ublisher's first recgllec-
tint of Dave Milne was wben he
was employed: 'ea.,. an ;implement
arid. , sew+ing rnaehine ' :salesman.
for the late Win. Allin. For many.
years Mr. Milne operated. a dairy
business-' in'Lucknoiw; and of late
Years • he served . the Village .,in.
various Ways, combining these
duties with. numerous other act-
ivities which . ;kept him a (busy
magi.
For more than forty years Dave
was a memiberof •'the Lucknow.
Fire Company and only .within
the ,past year had he retired to
•the' • honorary' list,. -upori. • the re-
organization of the 'brigade .Not
long before. his death Dave's.leng
and faithful .service to the Com
party was_, recognized *when .;he
was i one of ' three veteran mein
bera t presented with: a gift.
Th -e•. 'iznera service-Mar:large--
ly ,attended •last ,Tuesday. after-
noon by folk of all :walks; of :life.
The service at the V1acLennan
MacKenzie T funeral, homewaw
conducted by Rev. Chas. Winn: of
the Presbyterian Church, assisted
by :Rev.< CH.. MacDonald, D.D:•;
of : Bluevale.. Interment was in
South Kinloss Cemetery., Active
pallbearers were 'J. L. 'MaeMil
,lan; ' Archie . MacMillan, Sidney
Whit'byy .: Win. McGill,;' Morgan,
Henderson .'anfl • Cameron Mac-
Donald:. ,Honorary pallbearers,
.all. meinlbers ,ai they Fire Com-
pany—were Cr Murdie, R T,
'Doulo4s, Harold Treleaven, Art
Breckles, Toi Anderson .and 'Jim
Henderson '
.Mr, Milne is survived : by his
wife, formerly Catherine (Net-
tie) -
Nettie)• Purvis, and 'by ,'three sons
and one 'd:aYtgh. ter, Clair and Dave
of Lucknow., Fred of ,Kitchener.
and Mrs. Ted•U'aldenbv f BerthaY
•of .AIso surviving' is..a.
° ther:MNiarllie ir34lDr itis ica. -
umbia. ' y
MIS HENRY CAMPBELL
Less than three weeks after :slie
had; observed her 93rd birthday,
death caine to Mrs. Henry. Camp
bell- din Sunday, January 28th, at
the . borne . of her daughter, Mrs.,
Charles Alton' of: Tilbury., Mrs,
'Campb'ell had ,beena semi -invalid
since rstrffering .a. fractured hip
in ,ni d -February two :years,' 'ago,.
It 'was 'the;.second, hip, fracture
she had suffered.' 'Froin- the first
nrie she had recovered sufficient-
, Iv' to be about again. despite her
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Presents, • . ,:
hursday^, Friday, Saturday, February 8, 9,
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The thrills of the West, come to you, with
GENE • AVERY AND CHAMPION
providing the action. Thestory lo build around
the. popular song.--=
Plus --"Crazy' Like A Fox" .comedy,. '`Bulldog :and the ltaby. "'
• cartoon, Last chapter of the:,Serial and "UniVersat News".
onlay, Tuesday, Wednesday, Feb. 12, 13,
Music •lovers, `everywhere agreed that' there las never •
been a pair to 'equal,-
. •
"JEANE.TTE . McDONALD &; NELSON EDDY
So with the greatest of':p1easure .we are lbringmg back
to thrill you , again—end ..tor many, a chance to hear '
• for the first time such great . Music as-- :
with' Jeanette "McDonald ' Nelso • " d
and it �E d Y•
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Important otre
REVISED SCHEDULES..
REVISED ROUTINGS.,
`festive February'
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:Henry Campbell they moved,::to •a former; pastor' at Dungannon, •
the Huron Township farm : now, assisted by Rev. R,, J. McNighrt•:
owned by Win: T: 'Roulston. There of: Tilbury.:'
' Interment , was in Greenhill
Cemetery, the 'pallbearers (being' ,.
Wing : T. Roulston, Walter` , Roul.
ston, Donald McCharles, Lorne
hers,: Roy :.Alton .and. 'Andre*
Ritchie. Friends. attended. the
iunn:etal frfsrn T lbiiry� Seaforth,,
they farmed .for severalyears,,
Hinds •clan, friends and were aheld
•in they'highest;,esteem in the com-
munity. "More than.thirty years
agog .,Mr... and - Mrs.': Campbell _ re-
tired. to Lucknoow to make their
home., where Mr. Campbell ` died
27 years ago. . Since then 'Mrs.
'Campbell had rn,adeher home
with her . daughter at Dungannon
and Tilbury. •
A service was held in :'Tilbury
on •Tuesday -and on : •Wednesday
t'he. remains were' .brought to the
MacLennan - MacKenzie ' funeral`
,lysine. for Service that ' afternoon
conducted, by Rey. '.'I . N'evvina
Clinton, . Goderich, Kitchener, St. .
Marys, and Big Beaver: Sask,
Mrs. Campbell is survived by
her • daughter, Mrs. Edith Alton •
and Eby one • son,. Cyril of, Ash-
field: Surviving also are one bro-
:ther, Wm: Stirling of Goderich„
one sister; Mrs. •G'eorgeord
of Goderich, sever' ;grandchilen
and six great 'grandchildren.
'R •
ns
Now Have A . Good Selection Of
TRACTORS AND MACHINERY ON HAND.
Don't '"Run''The Risk of, Higher Prices and Scarcity
Iiia ,The : "Spring::
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UY-PIOWAAND-SAVE:
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WaT offer`'the e following used.machines:; lso
1 Model Gilso>iY
1 'Model ,D. John,;:Deere;!' on' tsteel
1 AR ;John: Deere
1
M. ,,6 Combine, with pickup
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Massey Harrais Spreaders (1,
JOHN DEERE SALES ,and SERVICE.
Huron Rd. Godericli Phots ,1132
Sub ' Agent•.. PORTER'S WELDING SHOP
'Phone :87-r4, Lucknow