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muRS., FEBRUARY 722n4t 19.01 *
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THE' LUCKNOW SENTINEL, ,LIMKNOW0, ONTARIO • 7
DON'T .LET .YPUr health; fall, or
the 'flu get " you; Buy
Unibach's Drug Store.
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• Sandy McLennan Of Chicago
Spent the week -end with relatiVes
•at Lochalph.
. • Mr., and Mrs. Robert Rae and
Margaret returned last 'l'hursdalr
7from a three week's holiday in'
Florida, ,
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gr.• and; Mrs, W. J. MacDon-
ald.of Kinloss w1 reside r. ',fon-.
don, for theremainder..., of, the
Winter. Mrs. MacDonald is con-
,'. valescing from a 'recent opera-
tion in Wingham Hospital. •
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for -Detroit Times'
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' entertaining daily column, Bop-
• py. Talk, by Hopalong CaSsidy
himself, in which America's fav-
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ingsatti,s ranch, ,peoPle he Meets'
and things .he sees 'and hears on.
,
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• Titne for Hoppy. Talk. • •
1. '1.UCKNOW
i UNITED CHURCH
Minister
ReV.'W. J. Mumford,
I M.A., '11.D., S.T.D.
g. Sunday, February 25th, 1951
Third Sunday in Lent.
11 a.m.: Sent Into The World.
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•• 1245 p.m.: Sunday 'School.
7 P.m.: St. Matthew.
Thursday, 7.s0 p.m.: Special
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Lenten Service
a We give you a" hearty invita-
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tion to warship with us.
Monday, Feb. 26th, 8.15: Choir
!'concert,'The Minister's Aurit'.I
nglicaro Cliurc
NoTicEs
v. A. 8. Mitchell, Rector
Feb. 25th, 3rd: Sunday in Lent
• SCPeter's Church, Luchnoiv
Mornnig prayer. 41'
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Wednesday', February 28th:,
Guild sewing meeting, borne of
Mrs. T Smith;
Lenten Service, home of
Mrs. Chas, L. Smith.' ' h
St, Paul's Church,, Dungannon
Sunday, Feb. '25th, 2:30 p.m.:
• • Evening, PraYer.-, •
7Fri., March:2nd: Ladies'. guild,
• home of 'Mrs: R. J. Durnin.
• St: Paul's Church, Ripley.
• Seind;ay; Feb. 25th, 7.30
Evening. Prayer. •
Tues.,Feb.27, ..8 On.: Ladies'
• Work • Party, . home of /
Mrs. Frank Fair..
USE ..OVER
HYDRO.
!Miss Gertie Treleaven left the Dur' g 1950;',• hydro users in
first of twe week for an extended Luckn • • consumed a total of
'visit with Dr. and Mrs. R. B: 1,336,263 kilowatt •houi's of hydro
Treleaven at Palmerston. PoWer• according to figures conl-:
piled by, E. H. Agnew, secretary -
John PlaVfnz'd* and Miss Eye- treasurer of tlie local cOmmis-
lyn Storie of Waterloo were
week -end visitors With mr. and ,1;, break -down of his total,
•Mrs. John KreutzweiSer. • • • • -
cording to consUroPtion oy dOM-
MO, • Mary' Jane Webster left estic, oOmmerolal and power user
on *Thursday AO visit •till Easter estie, commercial and power
with Mr., and Mrs. Elliot Fells of 'users, is required by'tthe Ontario
Stnooth Rook Falls. Hydro :EleCtrie '.Power
• William • Commis-
sion, and thveals that domestic;
*Pherson Of Walk- users consumed half of the total.:
erten and formerly of Kinloss, The numlber of hydro users in
tvisited friends in •Ltielinow last the Village is as '.follows • •
week, • • Domestic ° -04•
• 7 •' ;Commercial ,.. 102 •
."WHITECHURCH
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• Torontb on :Febru- ' 447 .'.
.ary 10th to Mr, •and Mrs. Carman 1 There are . 70 doMestio users...
Farrier of1.4.orig Branch,. spp. •••• 'whose bills Mrs; clo not eXeeed ' the •
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M.. James l'Vranri.•
eS has been •Minimuin •monthlY billing of •
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PAGE TI -TREE
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on. Guaranteed
Trust Certificates
ISSUED for any amount ; • • • fora term of
five years . .. guaranteed both as to principal
• and interest. . . Interest cheques wailed to
reach' holders on due date, or, at holder's
'option, may be allowed .to. accumulate at
•compound interest. . ••.•
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Akidoall In'tiestnidist. for: , •
Executors • individuals 40 Administrators
•Committees f• '. Corporations • Trustees
Cemetery Boards Hospital Boards
••711.1
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STERLING.TRMSTS,..
.r, c()!IPORATIQN,
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372 BayToilinito
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in...Wipgharrk Hospital. for the past $1.25. 'Consumption by' domestic the Tiresident, • Jefferson the meeting lunch .rwas' serveit
week., We are glad to report she users is as follows. irk• charge of the W.M.S. and Mrs. asisting hostesSis were
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is much improved and will be ,lst Rate • • 147,120 kWh& Sttrert Chamney in charge of the Mark Arrtistiong and. Mrs Nbrft
hone shortly. . • . 2nd Rate 448,426 kwhs. W.A. program. At the close Of map Thompson. , . • ' •
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:,Miss Winnified Farrier and Mr.: Minimum Users 35,750 kwhs.
and ;Mrs. Clifford Farrier and
ifannly of Kincardine, also Mr. Total • 631,296 'kwhg.
& Mrs. Jack Gillespie and Diana , Commercial Consiimptidn is asi •
.of. Wingham 'Spent Sunday with
Mr., and Mrs. W. R.: Farrier.
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Mr. Spencer of :the village .is,
under the: doctor's care suffering
with a :heart condition..
Mr. and :Mrs, •Rig.T.Sehoitz'.... of
Auburn spent Sunday with :Mr.
and- Mrs: Ezra, Schoitz: •• ••:' •
.1. Mr. and Mrs. •Ira McLean „of
Wrdxeter visited On Sunday. with
his.,•.iparents, •Mr. and Mrs.
McLean: '•• • • • '• •
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Mr, and MrsNerinany01Wobd
Spent SUnday afternoon With, his
parekits , :r
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Mrs. 1-1.;B.`Tichborne of Goder4.
sPerit a few days with her
mother, 'Mrs, D. •Kennedy., alsia
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Kennedy of
Wingharn •aricl*.Mrs. Lorne
Dur-
nin of St.. Helens. spent Sunday
afteritooti:, ati-the• same 'home.
Th 'e World • •Day Of. •”. Prayer,
which had been postponed,. was
held last ;Thursday: in the United
Church ,:with a. good •attendance.
The' leaders were.Mrs.. *Lott and
• Mrs'. James 'Falconer. Music 'Was
played*.•.bY Mrs. :James: Laidlaw
• arid'MrS: Robt: Ross Sang ••"SWeet
Hour of Prayer". The programme
•was followed as - printed. Mrs.
• Ezra. SChOltz.-.sanga1 solo. Rev.
Mr. Currie gave a Very -,instruct-
ive address, The offering was 're-
ceived and . dedicated and the
'Meeting closed • by prayer. • •
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1st Rate 149,715' kwhs.
.2nd Rate
• .62,2777*.kWhs: .
Minimum (29 ' •
users) ' •• , .5,890:.kwhs.
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Total .... . ... ..... 237;822kwlis.
tconSUMPtion by .eleven POWer
users is • as follows: •
ist.Rate... . . .. ........126,362 kwhg.
,2nd Rate . . • 95;468:AWKS.,
3rd 'Rate • ' .245,255 kwhs.
Total • ; 7. •• ' 467,085 kwhs:
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Domestic consumption, • ' 631,296:
Commercial: Consumption 237,882
Power .consumption . 407,085'
Total`kwhs, consumed :...1;330;253:
Th report shOWS a total Of 112 • .•
Street lights in the. inuniciPality,.
There are...shay-seven •• '1007watt.
lighta costing: $14,00 each per . •
year; twenty-four 300 -watt 'lights
at • .$27.00. . each and twenty-one..
500-vrot lights at $35 00 each:.
LDENIEFIT'OUPtiD TOTALS 858.50
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Total. • contribtitiona • • tO • the •
Clayon • Hodgins • benefit fund
amounted to $40.50. The fund :is.
now .closed. .
• Donations. not •PreVionslY, .ack;.
nowledged are as follows: •• • ,
Previously.. acknowledged' $45.00
Adiam Bowman ... ▪ . 1.00 ,
Lloyd Ashton •' •• 2.00
.EddY• Gaunt '• • • • • 2.00
Ed MacKenzie • • -•2 00 .
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Jac Han 2.00
.GIRL .GUIDES
2:00
ltL k Gi . A. E. McKim. • 2.00
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The s uc how r •Guides... •• T M cDonald,• 50 •
• held their weekly-Meeting:on •Fri,
Fri-
day, February 16th in the Legion •• , '• • •
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Rooms. We 'had ,roll call with 18 • • • ' $•50 •
'present which Was followed by ••DuR • pAN.N.o•N '
horSeslioe formation, BUsiness was
can cut clown your
money problems .with
IyuutlI
\Boffl
ft;
Ask for your copy of "Persotsdi f"lannsne
it y $ you ,
• • o neighbourhood brands ... today.
There's no ct ligation—exeeP rs
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Of MONFREAL
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t ..working withCanadiaris in every walk of life:imolai*
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disci:pied. Several of „the Guides • • .••• •
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'reviewed :their knots by the help
of the.older Guidesand then Were
*tested .and passed by Mrs. Ruth-
erford, •our leader. Several genies
were played. The meeting; was
adjourned by singing, Taps... •
• The joint meetings of the W.•
M. The
W. A. Were held on
Tuesday afternoon. ,at 'the home
of Mrs. Chas. Jefferson. Mrs. Ed
Robinson 'prepared the program
for • the , W,M.S.* meeting whieh"
was presided over byMrs. H.
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'0....0*...0...t4Hgaw"44"61'''''''""1"1"4"1"411"`" ' Jefferso'n.' The •opening devotion-. •
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al exercises, were taken. from the • .
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obody2-Can-Bil-verywhe-re-
:rea7d1Py"-Mrs, Stuarthani- '
, •ney ,and 'gra. R. ;Chamney fol- • • .,
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if 'Nor can he zilend-a,11.hisAiine.in any
one place That is why good portraits
are so important. They go right on
I : .talking for you when you are some-
I-7 Where else. And if they are, Maci, I '•
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•• LAREN portraitsthey:will saying
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such, nice things about you....
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lowed by ail repeating the Lord%
brayer. IVIrs, Jefferson ..read an
article on Christian- Stewirdship„':
Miss . Elaine Jefferson contribUt•••
„ed ricassololtgrstuNorrnan4homp- -
• 80r,i read the chapter in the study
book, "The United ;Church re-
enters Japan through education":
Ch'emney read an;artiele
on the, appeal Communists are.
rnaking.to the children in Japan.
'Mrs. Gordon Naylor` gave a' reacl-
in,g and Mrs. Chas. Jefferson 'read
a poem. The meeting was closed
with the rnizpah benediction.
,The W.A. meeting was'in charge.
of Mrs. 4, ,C,haintiey. All joined
in •rea'd.ing the ,4th chapter of
Luke. 1Vtiss. Elaine Jefferson 'gave,
a •reading and Mrt:'' R. Chainney• i •
road some verse S entitled "When I
I hatnet tithe". ,Grace Thompson
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