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• THE LitTqKNONV SENTINEL, '..L'U.O.KNOW, ONTARIO
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• jack Switzer of Con. 8, ,Hurn
Tow nsh ip, .has retprnecl .from. a
. trip to yaneouver,
Douglas Schinict spent the East-
• • er holidays with. Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Schmid of Sarnia. • 0
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• Mrs. 'Neil Carniobell retnrned
to Lucknow ,after 'spending the
." winter in. Clinton' With her siater;
• Mrs,. Robert 'Webster, „ .
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• Mrs. A. C. Agnew and, M. A.
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E. McKim.are in. Ottawa this
week attending the annual, meet-
ing 'of the Ontario Council, Girl
Guides ASsociatkn, .
ROI:Anion of town. is
a patient •in ,WiLngham. Hospital
pd's.quite poorly. She .had been
loOking ?latter her mother, Mrs,,
• Neil IVIachnies, who suffered ta
hip- fracture sortie time ago, and,
Who .,has been removed • to ,,Kin-
cardine Hospital. Mr. Robinson's
• imother, Mrs. J.: McLeod of Kin-
cardine is visiti,rig at the 'Rob-
° ion: home and looking after
their young son, Wayne.
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LUCKNOW: •
!UNITED. CHURCH
Minister: Rev. W. J. Mumford,
B.D.,
SUNDAY,APRIL 8th, 1951
11.00. am.: Marks • Of the
Liv-
iflg Church..
12.15 p.iii.:. Sunday 8ohool, ,... ..
700 Pain.: What Is Your ' Goal
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1 The Church ' needs . you . and
/you need the Church. Come
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Anglican. !lurch
•NOTICES
Rev. A. S. Mitchell, Rector
April8th,. 2nd .Sunday .after-
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•Si. Peter's Church, Lucknow
Morning Prayer. ••
Wednesday, April 11, 2.30 p.m,.
Ladies' Guild at hoine of
. ' Mrs..' Marshall. •
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St. Paul's...church, Dungannon
Sunday,Apri1•8th, 2.30 p.m.
• Holy Concimunion.
St, Paul's Church, ,Ripley
Sunday, Mal 8th, 7.80 pan:
Eveningl. Prayer,'
' SERVICE OF...1NDUC,TION.
•St. 'Peter's Church, Lucknow •
Friday, April 13th at 730 -.p.m..
Conducted by The Ven. J. N.
H. .1VIII1S,:Archdeacen of Perth,
assisted by 'the Rural Dean of
' Bruce, and the Preacher will
•be -Rev. E..0: lenncaster,Riiral -
'Dean of Huron. ••' •
Followed by a Reception in
Lucknow Community Hall.
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Mr. and Mrs. N. SCalvert. and
• Joyce ef Paris and Mr; and Mrs.
..Bert Garniss and • Douglas of
Winghain spent the Easter holi-
days with Mr. and, Mrs. W. J.
Douglas.
• Larry Salkeld, Morley plain
and Willard Thompson spent lie
'Week -end in Tororito. Larry .and
;Morley were ,fortunate to have
ticketsfor the bruising Bruins -
Leaf game on Saturday night.
Bill Pappas., wishes to''reinind
the ladieS, that the Wednesday
afternoon matinee which • he is
running, at The Playhouse, is par-
ticularly. for their . convenience
and enjoyment. 4s this is coin-
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inimity ;sale afternoon' Bill 'feels
that, the adiet •May appreciate
being able to attend a - show while
the men folk are at the sale:" •
• Mrs.. C, M. Johnston 'and Doug-
las of •Sarnia. spent Easter, week'
with her parents, Mr.; and Mrs.
Richard Webster,- an,d returned
home, with Mr.. Johnston,' .Whia
spent the week -end „here.,. Miss
Fara Webster .of Kitchener also,
Spent th 'week,end at the Apar,
Erdal hottie.1,Mrs. •Webater,• Who
has not been • enjoying' good
health; is"sOmewhattinwroved at
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We are sor y to hear Mrs.•
Frank Ritchie 'has been confined
-to her rooin.,
Miss Audrey Ross and;,carolY11
,Gibson 'spent a. few days 'with
Mr. and: Mrs. Frank Ritchie. ,
Mrs, Ken Laidlaw and child-
ren of London spent a ..feW. days
With. her parents, Mr. ;and: Mrs.
• George Hunter. •
Mr. and Mrs.' Bill Hunter and
family and Mr. and, Mrs. George
Hunter spent Sunday in London
With Mr. and,IVIrs..Ken Laidig*.
Mrs. Hunter ternained- for a few
days. '
Mr. and Mrs. 'Jack. McDonagh
Visited a day in London last week.
Weare glad Miss Ada :Webster
is better and able to teach again.
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Miss Phylis Gibson is assisting
Of Crewe;
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ST.1-1,14NS
• The community was again Sad-
dened' by. the . death Of . another
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life long resdent.
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Of 'Mr. Donald McDonald, which
occurred- Thursday, morning after
a 'week's illness. ,The funeral on
Saturday afternoon..was largely
attended by relatives and friends.
•Don't forget the open meeting
of the Women's Institute 'in the
-Community Hall tonight (Thurs-
day) at 6, when Mr: Bob. Car-.
bert of,CKNX... Will be the gnest
•Speaker. The ladies are asked to,
meet at 8.00 o'clock for the el-
ection of officers. Roll call, 'pay-
ing of fees; Ladies are. asked to,
bring ituich. •
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. Mrs. Jack Berndt .of Detroit 8e
.her,son, Staff Sgt: Frank Berndt
recently returned ..from active
service in Korea; were week -end
visitors with Mr and Mrs. Gor-
don Macpherson.
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OB IT1LIARY
LEWIS, 0,1 WEATHERHEAD
Lewis George Weatherhead, a
lifelong ,iesiclerkt, of West WaWa.,.
nosh township, passed away in
Wingham. Hospital on Good rii• ,
day, March 23rd. His death was
due to a heart condition. He was
• hospitalized only briefly before
,his 'death, but for two years had
not -enjoyed good health :Since
• suffering a stroke. He was in his
,2nd year. .•
, "Louie", as he was popularly.
known, was a ..sOin• Of •Gorge
:Weatherhead and Mary Brown.
He was born on Fdbruary 5th,
•1810; in ' the $t, Melen.s: cOrinnini-
'Ay in.'West Wawanosh, where he:
spent his lifetime. • In 1906 he
married. Charlotte Tooke; Ijith,o,
survives, with a family of three
children. .,,,• -, • • •
Possessed 'Of ...a sense: of ,humor
and a ouiek ivit Louie's Presence
• enlivened any gathering. He was
a faithful friend and neighbor;
and devoted to his fainily. For a
number .of years he acted as choir
leader. at St. Helens Chureh. He
was a fernier ,sChool board trustee
and 3i/es an ardent Liberal in
1 Politics, Serving many times* as
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filen ly. ent rt tnment
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ion Percy and Doris -Barr on the •Miss' Kay Gilason,wilo.has been
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program. ''Luzich„ committee: Jean 41 'for, the past ewf, weeks; re;-•
Guest Erhna Percy Winnifred aimed to herteachingduties 04 ,
Maartari. A ,contest on the East- Monday.'
er story was cOnducted by "Wayne • ,Little4Annetta Forster Of R4117.
JohnstOne. and the meeting cloa- ley 'spent the holiday with' her
ed with the benediction. • 'grandmother, Mrs. J, W.,. Colwell- •
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ball of •Mr. George Ilaldenby has been
London were Week -end visitors sick for the past Week •with the
with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Percy. , 'flu. ''•
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poll 'clerk at the polling. booth in •
• ' JUNI': ARRIVED
his subclivsiion. He was a mem-
ber of • the 'Canadian' Order of
Forsters.
. The fiinearl sertice Was held in
St. "Helens United. Chi.nrch ori•
Monday, March 26th, .:Conducted
by Rev. S. E. ilayWard.2 During'
the service Mr. and Mrs: Ted•
Rice sang .a faOrvite.,psalm, 'God
Moijes In.A Mysterious Way"..
Internient,Wis in Greenhill can-
etery. thepallbearers being Frank
Todd, Ernest Gaunt, Gordian
Pherson, • Eldon Miller Archie
Aitchison and Joseph MacMillan.
'Mr. Weatherhead is survived
by his Widow; one 'son, Dick on
the..thome two. 'daughters,
Nerina. of the Georgetown public
'School staff and Mrs. Eric :Wal-
den, (Grace) of: Ripley; a foster
child, • Donald; one graftdehild,'
Bryan Walden; and one brother,
Frank. Weatherhead " of St 1-ler.-
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He was predeceased by
dau-
ghter, Lulu Weatherhead; iby 'one.
sister, ,Emily, andby' four,•bro•-
thers, names, Wiliiam, John and
Malcolm Weatherhead,•
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Buy wingham Plant
DeWitt ,Miller„, Robert. Case,
more and James Hamilton,. of
Wingham have purchased - the
factory of the late Charles Cooke.
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BER LIMITED
LUCKNOW, ONTARIO ?Phone 150 I
The.ialant; damaged byfire tWo
years ago; has been ,erigaged in
the Manufacture •oftoilet seats. • CL
The ,riew' proprietors.,plan to. step
up "production and increase the...,
staff of ten.
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•K I 1140 G,,}1
Mrs. B. Cerson of London and.
Bars. J; MceLan Of Kincardine
,visited •ori • .Monday- with •friendi.
• Mrs, Ciiff .Borthwick and Miss.
Irlma Hodgins; R N, returned, to
St. Catherines on Monday after
spending Easter:with their' par-
ent i here. , ,•
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Miss Helen ,Nicolson, Smith
Line, spent, a few clays with
Mises•DomiX, Karen and Evelyn
Nicholson.; • - • • ,
Mr. and MrS.. ,Perry Hodgins
entertained. in e inb e t s of the
• Purple Grove ' Farm • Forum at.
their home on 1Vloriday evening.
• Mrand Mrs. H. A. Graham,
who suffered an attack of the 'flu
recently, • are not, enjoying the
best of health, We hope they will
soon improVe, • •
Mr. arid.:IVIts, Otis Shelton of
• Lucknow viited ii Wednesday.
17vith friends here. .
,The PYPA met at the home
of Nancy Needharn' with 'Doris
Barr presiding. The, opening
hymn was praise HIM '-followed
by*the Lord's prayer. The deVot-
ional Part was based on the seven
words of the Cross WhiChwere.
taken by Wayne Johnstone, MO
ley Bushell; Jack IVIgcDoriald,
Fred Quest; liErima Percy And
jean Guest, This was followed by
hymn 215 and. 'Ee Live's". The
minutes were read, and adOpted
f011oivVed 'by the roll call. An in-
vitation *as accepted from the
Belmore Y. I", who invited the
1Y. P. to a meeting On' April 30th.
Jean Ch,..tset Will be the net hos-
' tess on April lath with .Erlina
Percy; Winnifred yrdFain,
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