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THE. LUCKNOW SENTINEL, •L1JCKNOW, ONTARIO'
T.HUBSDAYi APRIII' 19th,,
951
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OIL
made from 'the
BEST .GRADE OF
PENNSYLVANNIA AILS.
at' only •:
$1.39 •Per Galion
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at.9gc per gallon.
• (Slightly :14ss when sold
in case lots.)
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Garage
Canadian , Tire. Corp. Store'
WINGHAM, o$T.
A. family plot .• should be'
graced with the :shrine -like.
beauty of a monument which
'will be everlastingly a„•tribute.
to those at rest; We have many
.classic • styles 'to suggest, and
will work..' with you -'on ' eus-
tom designs..
,Exceptionally low prices.
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No canvassing, whichelimin-,
ates, sales • commissions.
Inscriptions, • ' Repairing
Sandblasting Memorials .,
25' Years' "'Experience
The latest .in • Portable •
• Sandblast Equipment
Ali work personally •executed”
B'rownlie Memorial
Alfred St., .•WINGHAM '
• 'phone 450
or.,
NEIL MacLENNAN,
Ripley, , Ontario.
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"Look here, Gladys, this tur-
key tastes. like burned=leather!"
`What ,strange, things' you must'
have eaten ••in • your time, John!" •
RECREATIONAl " CENTRE
LUCKNOW
1.30 Sharp
Legion 'ausp'lces ' _
16 :Gam'es 'for. $1:00
Specials
$500a
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55 Numbers ;TO Be Caped
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WERE STY YEARS •
JVIARRIE,D„ bN SUNDAY .
Mr. and Mrs, John Hughes -of
Tiverton and• formerly of Culross
Township, observed their 60th
' wedding anniversary .on .Sunday,
April `15th ,
Mr, Hughes, is , a son of the late
Thomas and Mary Ann Hughes,
and . 1Vtrs. •Hughes' maiden. name.
w,as Annie McPherson; -daughter
of the late William McPherson.
and 'Catharine Orr; They were
wed at the McPherson' homestead,
Con. 8, Culross, bx the Rey. Mr.
Linton o f the Presbyterian
-Church, tTeeswater. , After their
irarriage they resided -for a thne
on :Con; .6, Culross, 'molting. to
con, . 2,. Bruce, over 50 years ago.
To this, union`` were 'borri four
sons, George, ,, London; Thomas,
who made klie Stiprerne.sacrifiee
for .his country in . 1916; Joseeph,
•Sudibury .and William at 'home.
Also three . daughters, Mrs. Hai' -
old; Thacker,, Kincardine; ' Mrs.
Delbert' Shewifelt, Dundas; and
Mrs. Christian ,Hansen, Rutland,
Vermont • ,
BORN
MOLE—on Tuesday, April 10th at
Alexandra Hospital, "Goc`ierich, to
Mr: ;and Mrs.. Ben -Mole,, 6th Con.
of :Ashfield, a,daughter.
NEED 'MORE NURSES FOR
HURON HEALTH •UNIT .
At a 'meeting ,6f the 'Huron
County, Health Board last "week,
it 'vas decided to Make applica-
,tion for additional nurses to
brim the unit up to the require
ed strength. - It • has., been ,und'er,,
staffed since: first; organized;
There are at;:.:pie-ent only six
nurses , to cover the•:County., •
..'Chairman of the .Board is. Frank
Sills of Seaforth • .Other members
,present at this meeting were
Everett Finnigan, of West. • ,'{Wawa-
nosh, J. D Beecroft, of East Wa=
'wanosh'• • W. A. . Galbraith .' of•
Winghar ,. and. Earl Campbell:'of
Hay Township.
AN `UNWELCOME •GUEST
It looks as tho' well have to. get.
A slerrif and a posse' yet,
Before the unwelcome guest's •
evicted
And old winter's ; might restrict.
ed. _
His, 'lsnoeaseY:is up, but he :does, not
go
And hangs around With ice.and
w.
We, wishhe.,. would' become.. 're
'pentant
And let us get 4tippler •tenant.
Bobby "Mother,' •Was, baby sent
down from 'heaven?"
Mother: "Yes, .Bobby".
9 Bobby:, .."They like to have it
quiet up. there, don't they?"
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SHOWER IN •BRIDE'S : HONOR
Mrs Wilfred Pentland, Dun-
gannon, Was hostess ata . miscel-
laneous. showier, at . her -home in
Ihonor of a recent bride, "Mrs. • T.
Carman• Anderson, the . former
Louise $abayan, There. 'w a r. e
about 35 guests.' The bride's Sia -
ter -in -:law; Mrs: Warren •Bamford
of Preston, introduced .the •'bride
to her, neve neighbors and friends.
Norma Pentland carried in bas=
kets• of gifts ,and the bride • was
assisted. ,by ; Mrs. Bamford in
,opening :the gifts. Contests and•
community 'singing were enjoy -
'ed and later a lovely lunch, was
,served . The_bride thanked all
very graciously for- gifts '.and. the.
social evening..'4
ON COMMONS COMMITTEE
O ;STUDY INDIAN+::BILL'
bonald' ,H Blue, M.P, fog Bruce, -
is one of three,' Western Ontario
n.embers• on the Conti -tons Com-
rittee to examine and report on
the revised nndian Act There
are 27 members on the Coininit=•
tee, headed by Donald F. 'Bro rn,
Liberal member for Essex 'Kest
The other .• Western Ontario
member is i• John A. Charlton,
' Progressive-Cori$ervat ve mem'b.
for, Brant -Wentworth,
The Indian report • has been
presented tothe Commons by
Zion. Walter E. Harris, M.P. for
Grey-Bri ee, and ministers of cit-
' en. hip and, immigratio`n:.
PROTEST PROPOSED
CN'R. CURTAILMENT"
Proposed curtailment , by the
C;N.Rw of its Palmerston;-Kincar4
.dine -Southampton • pawenger ser
'vice was 'criticized in the House"
of 'Comimons last, week Eby Arn-
old Darroch, Liberal member for.
North Wellington and by Elston
Cardiff, Progressive -Conservative
member for North Huron.
It. was difficult to reconcile the
railway's intention . to reduce its,
passenger runs, when it was in-
tended to continue its freight ser-.
vice, Mr. Darroch said.he rail
beds would+ have to be mainta}n-
ed .just the 'same; •.
'He rapped the proposal to sub
stitute three distinct services for
the train runs_ e prey by truck,
Mail by' truck and passengers by
bus. This, ' he submitted, would
impose £a burden on the muni-..
cipalities now feeling the pinch
of road costs. And • too it was
doubtful if this x oad :service•
could •be maintained, in • view of.
weather conditions in th e district:
A 'feature' story in the Owen
Sound Sun -Times .'last :week re-'
fers to the outmoded passenger
facilities ,and'. services offered' on
these branch lines, that has driv-
en. pro?,pectilv'e business to other
means .cif • transliortation. '
Injured In . Peculiar Mishap: •
Trimble •Baillie, Cargill garage
owner, suffered cuts' to his .• legs,
thigh and shoulder and a 'sprain
ed 'hand in an:;'odd accident Sun-
day, . Mr:; Baillie was transporting
.his .canoe •from his garage' to. the
mill •pond.; The, canoe was on top..
of his jeep: His daughter •.Pat was
driving 'the 'jeep andMr. Baillie
was standing on the side,. holding
the canoe .'Crossing the --bride,
the canoe caught the' sideof the
bridge, • throwing Mr. Baillie to
the pavement'end. he received the
above' . injuries -Walkerton Her-
aH -Times • .
SOW' OF REV. R. H HALL-
DIED' Ihi EDMONTON•'
The .many friends. in Ashfield'
.and Lucknow of the late Rev: R.
'H: Hail and Mrs. Hall,will re
Igret: tit learn. of -:the , death,. of
their. •second son•Carmarr 'Joseph
Hall,, .'who 'died on April 1st in:
University Hospital,, Edmonton..
Mr. Hall, .:who was in his `61st
'year,-is.::stirvived by a son and
.two daughters. Also .surviving are
.a sister.,''Mrs.:"E, A. Lief (Etta):
of Saskatoon 'and .a :brother, •J;ahn
W. Hall ,of :Racine; Wisconsin,,.
Guide For Future- Parents
How mtich 'will it. ,cost to have
a 'baby? `Haw can you • cut dawn'
on •your expenses? These and.
other problems are answered. ,in:
ran; , auth.O •tative article,.. `. "So
You're Goingto Hale - = aby', an
intriguing feature •' 'in this ' Sun
day's - (April • 22) issue of the A n-
erican. Weekly; great ,magazine,
exclusively , with Detroit . Sunday
Times.
BRUC MEMBER )FLEW
TO FORT.. CHURCHILL '
Donald• B. Blue, M.P. for .Bruce,
was ane' of a parlimentary party
which recently made ,a week -end
flight to,:Fort Churchill' to inspect
ithe modern . rniiitary camy. arid
defence installations there. The
party, • selected by . Defense Mini
Stier Brooke Claxton, 'made the
:flight in a North Star plane .from
„Qttawa. ' Morning 'temperatures
were zero • at, this ' northern 'out-
•poSt__Lon Hudson Bay, whish
boasts . •on0` of 'the most modern
military cap in the Dominion
.Forts' Churchill •' has modern
fiaiibor and elevator' faciilties; but
its usefulness, in this respect is,
quite limited due •to a short nav
ig:ation season: , ..
THE -VOICE, OF TEMPERANCE
. A year , ago the Wingham
Arena Committee ' was Making
plans for the installation of 'art-
ificial ice.: One of the .men re-
marked "Our biggest headache is
going to be liquor". 'Thenhe drew.
as picture 'of drinking . in, the
bleachers and bottles • •thrown on
'the the Now the first season on
' rtif,icial ice is nearly over. It is.
gratifying.° o, learn that there has
been a ver y'taniniurn of trouble
because of liquor: This pr'Qyes
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SOLVING THE:GOOO NEIGHBOUR :PROBLEM;
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need a bottle of` 1iquor:for an drinkingin public are largely
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