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THE LUCK.NOW ,SENTINEL,' LUCK.NOW, ONTARIO
M. and Mrs. Alex of
•. Wingham are on 04" . extended
motor trip through the West. '
"ad Mrs. Wrn.. Hewat and
• JarnilY •are holidaying at their
• cabin at., the Foot of the Twelfth.
•• • IVlr. and Mrs. Glenn Moore of
Hamilton are holidaying with her
mother,, .Mrs, E. N. Hodgins;
and .Mrs. Wes Huston and
Grace Of :Kitchener are holiday-
ing in the comMunity this week.
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• Mr..• and MrS. Clarenee Mur•diP,
•Bill arid Michael of St. Thomas,
spent 1ast.:week at •Point Clark.
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Mr. and, Mrs, I. W. Bray of
Riverside, Mich, called on frlentis
irt.,Asgield.,this weelc
Mr Robert Bruce Roulston of
liagersville spent a few days the,
past.week with John T. „Roulston,
Second Concession.'
M4.7..and Mr st James Crbaysto:n
' - of Markdale. ca`,11ed,on reiatiives
• arid' friends in .LucknoW,On
• day last. . • ' • •• •
Mr, J,ames Coumans, of
nix, Arizona, was a •Sunday
for and. Mrs. J. L. Mae:-
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Mr. and 1VIrs, Levi EckensWil-
• lerof London spent the past week
with. relatives at Kinlough. Their
son Douglas is spending the •Suin-
.Mer in the 'KinlOtigh community.
Mr.. and Mrs. • Jarnes T.: Web-
: sicr • of ' and Mr., and
Mrs. • 'Cliff "WebSter:• and 'Cecil:
Webster •'of Londonspent the,
• week.end. in the cOmmunity.
Tr) a personal item %last week
I egarding Mr. ana mr s. im Si e -
wart visiting here, we omitted
mentioning an important little
lady—their daughter blenda.
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• Mr. andMrs Jack Fisher' and
and Mrs,' Donald 1VicKinnorr
and, children :have a cottage at
Bruce •Beath for, •a couple of,
weeks.. ;,• •••' • ,
'1\11f. 'and 1‘.=Irs„ Alex • Lockhart
.and :daughter, Yof 'Dresden have
been visiting- in ASkifield with
Mr. and Mrs. George Drennan,.
;Alex has not enjoYe,d the best of',
health for -the :past two ,'years,
• 'having. suffered 'both' heart and.
Paralytic seizures. •
• ••UNITED.CIIURCH . •
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1 Lti,ckNow
•PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ,
SUNDAY, J.ULY •I
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Union ,Serviees ip
Presbyte•rian ChUrcii
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•i a.ing Sunday Sehool fin each
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11 Rev: Murnford.,
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• .Mr. and Mrs. Jim Burns and
• Pamela arid Marjorie • Brown -
Sword pt Ingersoll' OPent• a few
days with relatives, .
• Mr, and Mrs. George Greenache
formerly of Jemiskamingt
bee, but now of Teeswater were
visitors: at St. Peter's Ohurch and
the 'Rectory on ..Sunday.
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Mr.: and M. 4eifo. qaekett
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have returned 'freix,i •their-. wed-
ding' trip to 1VI,uskoka and are
isiting with his parents;.Mr. and
Mrs, Thomas Hackett. -•
,TRousstwx TEA AND •
SHOWER FOR .JULY
•Ori Wednesday afternoon and
• evening previous to her Marriage...
Miss Ifaypret. Graham and her
moth.er, Mrs. DOuglaS Graham„
`entertained relativea, and friends
:to a trousseautea.!MrS„ Duncan
• Keith;=•TeeSWater; pOrire4 tea .as4,
"sistedt by" Mrs. MaiCKen4i0.,,
.mrs. Clark,V.V4t-
ren Zinn aria' Miss Mary • Mac;
jntsTre,' Misses . Betty
Muriel Keith, Jean iMacKiPrion,
.iBettY and Joaxi aamilfoo showed
gifts acrd the trouSSean. During
• the tea the, ladies qt: corn-
rattnitk took the occasion as a
time it,0 shOWer. the: ;bride-tcPbe
• *ith, good l'.wishei ,,and „gifts;
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Letters To Edittit.
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Week -end visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. MacMillan were Mr.:
Bud Pat Mae-
,lVfill4ri of Detroit and -Miss Mar-
jorie ,Bieman arid 'Cliff MaelVlil-
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'Ian...of St. ,ThornaS.
Alvin •Hamilton, Gladys' "and
Katherine Gibson, W 11.i
Thempion and bon.ald Thompson
spent, the Week-erid /in •Detroit
and, 'attended the DetroitNew
York doubleheader game. •
Mr: end Pappas, and.
Ghris. spent the Week -end ip
Brantford° and on their return
Were accompanied by ,his 'sister,
• Mrs. C. Pascal and children .Eliz-
Etlieth: and, Stella who a.re
daying.here:• •
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Mr.., and Mrs: Andrew ..Gaimt'
and Murray and Mr, Les Ritchie'
spent: the :weekend , at Oshawa
with.1\.,11r. and Mrs.. Albert Atthdle
-and girls; They were aceprnpanled
1-ipme.byiss Linda Kindle who
is vacatiOrdrig.hei'e.. •:•
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;Mr. and ;MrS. Diebel;'
Teddy-, • JiMmie and Bobby. 'of
8outhaMptun. *ere -reaeht• guests
With Mrs. Diebel'S parents, .Rev.
B. and Mrs. Woolley.' On, their:
return: •• home thez Were ac'Com-
panied by Mises Marion -1. :Helen.
and Joyce •and.; 'MaSter •Danny;
who ..had been spending a .couple
Of ':wePks,', with their ..grandpar
ROBERT • TRENCH DIES
Robert Trench, 'age 80, died at
his home in Listowel Wednes-
• day night: of last week after a
lingering illnesS..- ' He • had 'lived
'at Listowel since' 1937 where he
• formed the Listowel Casket corn -
Pam'.
• For many yea's. 'a, resident of
Teeswater,. Mre.Tren 'was Wide-
ly
•,•knoWn in the. lightning rod
business and for his stable of
trotters and ,p_ai-Prs - held
The world's amateur driving title
and for 'several years 'his horses
held records made on. the Grand
Circuit in the United States.
• Besides his wife, Mr. Trench
by--tv-s7-MOrley
and Douglas of LiStowel and two
daughters, Mrs.. .Blecker Meyers
OT Sarnia- and Mrs.alarence Buck
6f Detroit. : '
The funeral was On Saturday.
With interment in Teeswater
Gem etery.
. 7".D.M.; Rev., tkr::__Mum‘d: " l'
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'The -than worth While is; the"
rripn, who can• mile, wheri,I.
'everything goes • dead . wrong.'
Come and Worship. with 'us. '• i
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NOTICES.
Rev. A., S.'Mitchell, L.Th.,
Rector. 7• ,
8th Sunday after 'Trinity
JuLv.22ncl, 1951
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St. Peter's•Church, Lucknovi
11 a.m.:•MorAing "Prayer and
,Serrron.' ,
St. Paul's' Chureb, Dungallii0ri
2.301).m.: Evening Prayer •tin
• ' Srmoit.
Paul'Church, Ripley.
MO p.rn.; Evening Prayer and.
Sermon,
The Lord Bishop of Moron
,Plans to. Visit • LueknOw on
gnricl4yy' August' 26th, to ad;•
rninister the ApostOlic 'Rite of
THE..LAYING ON OF HANDS'
at 7.00
.,Dear Campbell;: • '
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Recently •attended ranch 'land
day at. Warder's ranch near Dyers
Bay on the Bruce 13,eninsula and.
• thought f• the work being done
there by Mr. Warder , and sons
• was worthy of,mention.• =
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The ranch is about 2010 acres
of . stoner% waste land which has
been Made to produce
pasture crops. „The only way that
• cultivation can he 'Carried 'out, is,
by a caterpillar tractor with. forks
instead of .the , usual blade out
front : This. machine .travels :at a
slow speed,'turning over bould-
ers add_ at the same tirrie"ctilti•Vit-
ing•in a crude way about 6.inches
of top soil. On this .a` seed mix-
ture -is •sown - and resulting •erbps
produce . if about two years of
Self seeding, crops equal. to many
'hay fields• of 'au own 'district;'
The:eXpense is approximatelY.$20
Per acre including seed and. fer-
tilizer. lower'regionS 4eed can-
ary ',grass seems. 'to • endure the
wet' much • better than. rloyers;
etc. Mr.. 'vvarder's Red Poll lleid•
•6f. cattle graze quite contented
even •when spectators tour- •the
,ranch„ •• •
• In' days Whent food is needed
so badly in other countries the
enterprise is •particularly Worth -
While rather' than haVe such`land
•lie'.unuSed•and especially 'so When
!prices are So high in our ,,own
country. On Closing, .a 'thought
which occurred' to me about food-
stuffs is that if huge stPek, piles
of sante .were 'donated ,to: count=
ries where hunger dominates its
peoples it 'might e cheaper than.
'sending military equipment and 1
in the end do as much to Secure
a .lastin0 .peate.. •• ,
•:". • Lane Gardner.
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,,Social tact is the 'art di -making
Your7corripany feel- at home w'hen
you. wish they were.
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Outstanding. quality has
made Sa a Canada's
•largest selling tea.
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LUCKNOW 1. EMBERS '
PICNIC AT KINCA.ADINE , • • '
' The; Women's Institute picnic
was held on Friday, .June•13th at
'Landsdowne' Park, Kincardine,.
'Mr. Al StierwObd of Dungannon
took a bus load Of 25 members
and friends arid they spent:a very
enjoyable day at the ":lakeside
toWn: •• • r •
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Games and races Were: conven-
ed by the vice president •Miss
:1VIargaret Rae, resulting' in the
following prize winners: balloon
race; Mrs. A. , SolOrnon;...slipPer
race, Mrs, A. Wilson;- : blindfold
race; 'Mrs. B. Roach, and Mrs, N.,
MacCalluM; object 'observation
race, Mrs. P. MeCallCminute rate;
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BE REFRESHED 7'
Mrs. P: Stewart ; 4uiz program,.
'Mrs. A. Wilson's team; ,guessing
candies in. jar, Ng's_ Russ John -.
stone,• • •
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• During the lunch "hour. plans
were Made far a bus trip to Lon-
don on l'uesday•,. August 7th.* •
A vote'•of *thanks was'tendered. : - •
those who 'were responsible fox •
making the picnic such a pleas-
ant event. • •• •
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LANGSIDE
• r. an rs. ell. MacCalluin.
spent Sunday 'With Mr: 'and Mrs.
Farish Moffat, ••
• Eldon Wraith.. is • Visiting with
Jimmie, Moffat. • •
, Douglas. Lapp is visiting at his
grandpareots, Mr. and Mrs. Win.
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Manya. Canadian farmer—plaia•
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lung on greater production for
greater profits -sees • a place for the,B of M in his future.;
Por such planning :Often calls for modern eqPipment
modern equipment calls for cash—and ready cash
. TO A 111111011 GOMM ,
B of M
av ilebleat theli c‘! M for farm improvements
needs. Letus help.you with your farni,finandng.
BANK OF MONTREAL
working with (anadiaih ellen, walk of since 1817
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moRTGA6E CORPORATION
f..:i.ititstt 6.114 Motto-. 4Te 4m11C,
District Rekeseittatil6 Joph AgneW,:Eucknow,
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