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T1;IURSAAY, IvaRcli '1411 .1951 11-1E; . LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW• ONTARIO . .
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EVERYDAY' . CAR,DSfor boxed
e. assortment of get -well, 'birthday,'
sympathy, ., Gongratulatigila `a n d
annive1}sar Y• �eaird , /da1l Donald'
Thonipson, phone: ' 33 or. $.5,. - •
Mr. and Mrs. 11, H;,. Thompson
are•visjtin'g.. in Elanira. ..
Mrs., ,Donald, MacDonald is
Home from Victoria Hospital,
London, where she underwent, a
major operation. -
Qflarold Gr,eer, Ernie 'Maughan,
Jim Wankel,: Bob Dodds. and Bill'
MpLelland spent the `week -end in
Toronto:
Mrs, D. C. `1VIeMorran,, Windsor;
Ontario, takes this opportunity to.
thunk the many friends who re-
,' membered her on her 85th, birth
day,.
Mrs. Jim :Henderson • has '}been
assisting on the nursing staff of
Winghain, General. Hospital the
past week owing to '.'the: great
number of patients there . at -the •
• . present time.
LUCKNONV .
UNITED CHURCH
Ministers Rev W J: Mumford,
M.A., B D , •S.T.D.
ii SUNDAY,- MARCH 4th, 1951
!FOURTH SUNDAY IN LENT
11:. a.m : The Quest 'for, Happi
nesse
i 12.15 p.m.: Sunday. School.
i '1 p.m The Challenge to
i Youth.
Thurs., March:• 1st., 7.30 p.m,
1 .Lenten. Service: Rev.; 0..B.
Woolley in charge.•,
A 'thirty percent .• Christian'
cannot be . a •one hundred, ,per.-
cent Canadian:
AnjIkanhurch.;
NOTICES
Rev. A: 'S.:IVitchell,.;.Rector
March 4th; 4th Sunday in Lent
St.- Peter's Church, Lucknow
11 a,rn.: Holy ` Communion
Wednesday, March .7th : •
. Guild Sewing meeting, home
of • Mrs: Malcolm Stewiart,:
Lenten Service, home of
' Mrs. • T; W. Smith.•
• St.: Paul`s, Chureh, D•ungannon'
•• Sunday; 'March:: 4th, 2.30 p.m::
Evening. Prayer.;
•
St. Paul's Church;, Ripley
Sunday; ;March. 4th, 7.30 p.m.:
.:.-.---Evening Prayer
Tuesday, . March. lith, 8.00 p.m
;Ladies' :Guild :at home 'of •
Mrs. ,John • Scott,
Mr. and Mrs...Erc' Edmanson
of Toronto spent the week -end
with her parents, Mr.. and. Mrs.
J. M. Greer, .. , . °
Mrs. Ken . Ray ,and little.' son-
Joe. of Chatham., spent a °week
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank ' Moran,
• Mr, and •'Mrs; .Gorge Middle-
ton and twO aug ers,,• Lucy and
Dorothy Jean of Walsingham,.
were recent visitors. •with his,
farther, Mr. Russell Middleton.,
•
Rev. Robt. Macconnell occupied
the pulpits Of of Ashfield '.and, Ripley
Pzresbyterian, churches on Sunday
last, in .the absence of. the regu.
'lar ;pastor,, Rev. J. R. McDonald,
who was i11.
The Misses J,: A. ;Mather and
Margaret Murray who make'their
home -.With • the Misses. Hender
sons, are on the' road to recovery,
Miss, Mather from, a severe illness'
from: pneumonia.' and. -Miss Mur-
ray from an attack of 'flu.
Russell Middleton and. his son
`George visited . least. week at For-
est with the . former's ..brother,
William, He was • a former `resi-
den ' of Lucknow and commenced.
'a'railroad career. here, from
which occupation he is now re-
tired.
OBITUARY
• DONALD: GRAHAM.
, The death of Donald Graham,
member of a pioneer .. Kinloss
To'Wnship. family, occurred in,
Kincardine , Hospital shortly
fore' 7 a.m. Xast Friday Morning
He had been :: :in rapidly • failing
health since Christtnasand from;
the time of his admission to the
hospital ' a few -weeks : ago, little
hope was entertained for his re-
covery..He•.was 86 years of ,age.
"Dan" as . he was better known'
in the co'm nunity, was a son of.
,the late Donald Graham and. An-:
-nie Smith and was born in Kin•=
loss • Township :ons August 24th,:
1864, Ile was one.,of, a . family. of
nine, three of whom . survive:
Fon; many yeaw Dan has been,
a familiar figure in Lucknow, and
his.: passing• removes :another of
the Village's.; oldest. residents.,.
The .funeral '•service.' was held
at the Graham. ,home. in .Lucknow
on Monday, conclucted by.. Rev:.
C :A.Winn of 'Luckow: Presby
•terian Church.-=Intermen
South : Kinloss ;Cemetery. The
palibee.rers were Wrn.. MacIrityr'e,
Frank Graham, ' Philip Stewart,
Alex MacNay; Kelso 1VIacNay. and
Douglas -Graham. •
Mr. Graham is survived by two,
sisters, - Mrs. Margaret :Habkirk
of . Liicknow and . Miss Mina Gra-.
ham :of Chillicothie,' Ohio; and by
one brother, James of Lucknow,.
Predeceasing him.. Were Duncan,:
Kate, • M ary, Christie and. Angus.
GIVE T`•HOSE, YOU LOVE
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HURON COUPLE
FIFTY YEARS: WED
On Tuesday of last. week Mr.
and Mrs. David Brook of Ripley
chseryed . ;their" • golden .:Wedding~
anniversary. They were married
in Ripley on February 20, .1901.
Mrs. Brook: was the • former.
Arabella Needham,- a .daughter of;
.the .late Mr. 'and Mrs. 'George
Needham, 'Con. 9, Huron Town-
; ship. ,Mr. - ,and Mrs. •Brook took
up farming on.':.Uon.. .11, Huron,
on the farm now, occupied . by
their son ' .lames " In. '1926 they
'moved to the •f arm : - on Con. 5,
now ,,occupied by their 'son ,Ste=
wart. ,Nine years 'ago they. moved.
.90 Ripley to the home •wherehe
bride ,and ,groogi yvere mar ed
'fifty years ago:.`. Mr.' .and:.Mrs;' ..
:Brook still live in this . home and'.
enjoy the ;best•. of health.
On Sunday,, : : February 18th a.
wedding dinner ,was served at
the. home of their' ion 'James,
when all: the*, family were press
ent They have four sons, Tan
net and' James on Con. 11, Huron
=:arid 'Stewart and Russell on Con.
5, •Huron, and one daughter, Myra;
Mrs.: Cecil Norman, Con. 5,, ;Kin-
sardine Township they have 7
!grandsons: • •
Also present at the dinner was
the. brick's brother, Vi<r. James
Needham;'. and Mrs.' Needham;.
Mrs: Maltby, who ,, was organist
fifty yearsi,ago,. and Mr. and Mrs.
Elliott Johnston. :;Mrs.. Johnston :i$
a niece of the bride.
• • On .: their ; edding ,anniversary
'FEATURING
•
•.a large number of friends` and
neighbors, called to congratulate' '.. , , •
the brlde:and grooin of fifty years groom Sunday, .i. �i4.
t6, un ay,
ago." They- received many beau
tiful' •gifts Nand" cards, along with
a :telegram ,of congratulations
from Prime • ;Minister 'Louis St,
'Laurent of, Ottawa,' and corigrat Sunday Meetings. 8.15 Week, Day. Meetings 8.00 p.m.:
� o �•x x.�.,L L.
Rev. Bert Turner,. the Irish -bora ..
evangelist of . Detroit, , will con.
duct an 11day rally in Lueknow`
under the sponsorship of ` ;the4 •-•
Clinton. Area Youth for' 'Christ.
Evangelist Turner 'is .a powerful
speaker. Hundreds . have been:
brought to Christ throuh `his
ministry.
HERE :FOR. ELEVEN: NIGHTS;
With the. Exception' of ,the • Evenings of March 8, 9 10 and 17
ulatibns ,:Encore J W. Harem; EVERYONE IS: INVITED• -r DON'T FAIL TO BEAR THIS'' MAN.
M.P. P:• Wingham • and congratula- '
•
tions ,from Ontario. Prime. Mini- i
Ister Leslie Frost.
Guide This castle_ � has, stood..
for• 300 years. Not stone has
+been, 'touched, nothing ,';;altered,
nothing repaired orreplaced.
Tourist: •' They : must have ,the
same landlord as I've got.. '
1
URPLE GROVE:
-Mr. and Mrs,: Andrew ,Patter-
Son: and Gordon visited 'at the
hone of 'their daughter; `Mrs.'
Burton Collins' on Sunday.
Mr. Sam Emerson.. visited' with
Mr, John Emerson last, Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs.' Frac k. Dore and
Nancy : visited relatives in. Kin-
cardiae . on 'Sunday.
Mrs. Victor 'Gawley. 'spent. a
day' in Hanover ' last week.
• A. euchre , party was held in
'Purple -..Groin; _school Mast' :Wed='
nesday night. •
•Mr.' and`" Mrs. .Chester -.Camp-
bell
Camp-ibell land family. of Ax $berleyx and•
Mr. Kenneth : Johnston of ` Kin-
cardine visited at- the Borne 'of
George Emerson, Jr., on Sunday.
The Farm .Forum was held last
week` at the home of Mr- Don Me-
Cosh with a good '. attendance;
The subject for • discussion. was
"What has I FA P. '•accomplish-
ed?" •
Mr. Ralph Hill spent an .after-..
on in °Wingha vrecentiy. '
.Mr..' and • Mrs. Jack Elliott of
P' e River were Sunday visitors
at t e home. of Mrs. Emerson, Sr.,
also. with Mr. and Mrs. John Ern -
•
•
erson Saturday evening.,
and Mrs. Don lAcCosli• and
N.�a14y',and Dickie Oisited. with Mr.
and Mrs:. Knight` •of •Wi'oxeter; on
Sunday. dordon Gordon Stanley and . Mrs..
Frank Scott of Ripley spent last
Wednesday at the home of Bur-
. ton Coll ns.
Visitors at the home • of Mid.
D,on McCosh last Week were Mrs.
J, .Colwell, Mrs. Swan, Mr. and
YVirs. Currie. Colwell land babe,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Forster and
fainly• of Ripley.,',
No: Veneer No.`2 Veneer _Lumber
15" at top 14'•' at top . ' Under 14"
HARD MAPLE ': ....... $110:09 °$90:00: Up: to $80.00-
BIRCH 110:00: 90.00 • Up' to 80.00
BASSWOOD 75.00 65.09 Up to •,60.00
SOFT MAPLE ...... .,... 70..00 •60 00 ' Up to ; 45.00
BEECH 55.00 5000
All logs musty• be straight, clear, and sound
;except; that Beech• logs may. have one knot).
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„ratiri,,sh to'. thank . their..xnan • • ,customers for•. ltetr
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LUCKNOW MOTOR .SERVICE •
Its' Vas A Pleasure To Serve Xou. -
Bob is carr rug on thisbusiness and asks for: a
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continuance of your patronage /at Lucknow
Motor' Service' where it. will continue to • be
a pleasure -to serve. you.
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ucknow Motor Service
ob Armstrong, Prop. 'Phone 131, Lucknow
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