The Lucknow Sentinel, 1951-09-20, Page 5*, •
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL., LUCKNOW; ONTARIO
•Mr, „and Mrs. Frank Currie and
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Mr.. Be.n. Sc9tt spent a day* last
t • ,•• week at Harnilton.
'Those- that attended -the•-7-Lbri-
d Fair' lastweek were,, M. and
; • ' :Mrs. George Emerson, Jr.;, 'Mr.
1Walte C011iriOeMr. and Mrs. Vic-
; • tor .0.awleY and Velina, Mr. •and
•Roy and
Arthur, Mrs. Helen ;Swan, Norval
' StanleY. , •••••, •
i4 Mr, Pan Macr)Ortald_•„,..and Jack
of Ripley, Mr. and MP. Irwin
arrathers, Mr. and • Mrs Don'-•
id MaCosh were visitors with
r. *atm:it Collins on ,StindaY. •
Mr. 444 Mrs-Fiddy.' and fain=
ily of...Stratford; visited with Mr.
Glen- •Erherson. on. Stinday: • •
-,M•r,• and Mrs, Stuart'Hunter 8c,
Mrs. Mj-dfQrd HiAnter of
visited.with Mr. Sam Emerson
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'on Sunday. • • • '
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STRIKE at • the •Hepworth
urniture Co Plant, at South -
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/noon has idled 189 •inen.
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The Exeter Exeter Tirhe4-Advocate of
August 23, reports .a .Ooderich
'•gourt case of August 18, in which
two young, --Then escatipd coriVid;
•tion •because their offence was
not indictable wider the Canada
Act.- The, magistrate
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described, their offence "disrupt-
ing the pace of the town'1—"in-.
terfering with peaceful citizens",
'rowdishi"-No• one -everclaim-
.ed that such an offence was, in-
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dictable under -'the • Canada •Tern-
perairce'Act. But.everyone knows
•that. it is a breach of • the
• inal. code, -who blUndered: that,
these men Were 'charged 'with; law
infraction , under • the c:T.A.
Who- blundered olat, they; were
not charged:. under the, Criminal.
Ode? „When. such offences as are
described • above are committed
•the "people -or Huron want ad-
ministration tinder the :criminal
• code and they do' not wart Words
of. contempt for the Canada Tem-
• perance Act. Which is not ap-
• plicable to the ,case.:---Advt. • •
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As. HE' puLLs UP at the eiid of liciday s ,
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way. of: saying • .
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i there is some important ,
`develOprirent in town; he fiicpects his friend
the bank manager will know about it
plans for' enlarging, the 'school the,
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chance of a neW•faCtory opening up • • ;,
It's part aihe bankInaii's.jOb to know his
customers exptliiito
'IcnOW "what's neW", in other parts of Canada
elsewhere, tob- businesS factscs:leads
to new markets at .home'.and'.abyoad for,
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farm as well AS fAct6pr.:. „
%You will find your bank rtiaii.A.ge, well
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posted, and and readkto.serve;you, Chartered
banks work that Way.. •
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by our bank
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CHURCH NEWS
Blake's 'W. M. S. - •
Blake's •W.M.S. Met Thursdii
afternoon;' • Septernber 6th, ill
Blake's Hall with a good attend -
HIT GRANITE AT 11.0.00 FEET,
QUIT OIL BR1LLING • '
PAGE RIM
TO AIR SAILING
• O drilling. operations at. Mil- ' • ROYA.L.COUPL• •
ler :Lake -near ..Wia.rton- were An eye -witness • clescriptioxi of
terminated when, granitewas the departure from Liyerp'ool for
aneeWhile the ladies quilted a .struek "at 1506 feet. .Cost of the Canada of Their Royal: HightiPs-
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.0ii.t. for the ..overeas bale ii test hole was estimated at al3out es -Princess Elizabeth and the
the , $12,006. • ' ', , :,..1 i Duke of Edinburgh will be broad., • .
president, Mrs. IrV"ihe Henry,
cast .. bk. the CBC on Sept'ehrber .
conducted thp program, After the . • ' - - '', . - — .
• 25th at 11.15 a.m..EDT:and wilL .....
call .to worship, . psalm .72 was' UCKNOWIT• ES. BUY be made available to. all. radio ' - • '.
read • 'reSponsively; Mrs. . Cook' •. ,. ' - - • • • •• • .. . ...
- . • stationa-in Canada.
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gave a reading. • The, secretary, PAISLEY . DAIRY . .. . '
MrS, Curran,. read :, the ' The CommentarY will •be by.•,..
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and"called "the roll, Mrs,:•1:,,..Men-, ,,j..apaes mincan of it4ailey: has one ••9-f 'tile twO BBC men, Joh
try
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ary ."and...Mrs....lienrY • 'were ap- disposed of., bis dairji business toShagge and Max Robertson,who
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pointed to pack the bale pf used ,sPn;S.cif17macri:ipaUpga'allmOrfs...flesdherttaY,rei;:omn'ep, -of - them will oil on the
clothing, rieW.-baby..garmentS, and will accompany the Royal party... , . • . •,
quilt. Mrs.",,Cul.•.ran was asked, to ouga.11., . of .Kinlciss: ' 'Mrs. 'Mac-. $ of France and will:des-
send for. Christmas card samplesugail was orknerly: 1V1innie cribe • he. scene ,of departure As
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• and the ' •new MissionarY study .Richards, daughter Of.. Y. and the s ip.draws away from shore,
boOk. It was decided to .hoId the 7mrs. Dick RiChards•Of Pararnosu,enpt_,, milnissegtnenthaeirm7;wtolthhee'alranthde,cbarbelall.irlOkh- . ''' - '' :"*....-;;::...•::.„:
bazaar on December. lst. Mrs. L:
Menary'and„ Mrs, I. Henry read: came effective on FridaY;
The Change in owherShip be4 the wharf, to continue the- com-
a dialogue 'frorn . the, Missionary tember lst. :The deal inChjeles the ofinhiehy, who was the -BBC ob- .•
Monthly, :the former. taking the • retail milk business; the .dairY .ser'Ver
Part' of Horne MissiOns •and the. bar , and the builtng,'• in' which,..Kiir.... when Their Majesties the.
latter Canada. Hymn .519 . Was. both are housed. Mr. and : Mrs Kin :Ili 1939. ,.. .i .., . ,
4.., and Queen: visited Canada
sung and the: meeting closed MacDougall, their 'small son and during the There will b • ' news bill:. .
with prayer 12:!A•Rev: C. B.
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‘1/1301'. daughter, have already taken. up
e brief
.jiving quarters in the apartment letins from the liner.
• __ above the dairy bar. . ' , grossing; ' and the • CBC •WilL.pu.t., :, •
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The .September .meeting • was 'Mr. • MacDougall, is not 'exactly Point; . to: add his, •story ',to the
• held .t the. hoine of •Mrs. Harry a'. stranger:to Paisley, for he has
LaVisf The meeting' opened with been visiting the' 'community for geth•Fr.' the CBC -'will have eight
a• hymn •and. a Prayer.- A letter many years in his official .c. alat or 'nine observers, fol". each lanti-
Of :thanks frorri Mrs. •Frank Mac-
Xetv-iPpwasritkTip4,, 3m,
• and •Meditation were -gi'Veh,;' 115y
*Mrs. Douglas Graham. Mrs. 'Steer
gave Ail ifiteretifig talk: On the
topic from • 'the -study book on.
'British-Guiana.: A' ,duet. was • sung.
Jay Miss. Annie MeeKaY and Mrs.
marry Levis-- aceterriparriect by:Mrs : Mg out- of - his new o•irier. .1qrs.--:-€:ta•Y:-..tsTtgM• w#t • Co
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P 'Steer. .:The roll. call was •ans: IVIacDo.itgall :Will be in: charge of .acia • and • the -Copimon•Wealth'';': • .•:•.•'•
where she .works": " Those taking Angus ,has 'been • engaged ' to as- D. A, Mc- and on Sept'.` 30', J. B. McGeachy,
associate editor of The ,Globeand,••
Wered 12.,:i "a deaconess . arid the • dairy bar, . while
part in in the prayer: circle were piirrie' 'charge; of the milk • distri- Mail, will talk Pil "The' Crown" **
!ars: Baulch,' Mrs. Archie. Mac-, bUtion• and ice cream7making de- Starting on October -.2; and Con-. . .
Intyre, Mrs: Ted.'Collyer and Mrs, partments. , . .. •• • • , • .... tirniink , throughout :the tour •
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Ire' Diekie. Mrs. Douglas•Giahath • .
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, . • . eaSts. from 'Many of :the places. • '' '
Moved a :vete' 'of' thanks:'to the .
hostess. Hymn 11, was sung *.and reading and -leading in prayer,:2 visited, ' and ' each : evening the
1•clOsing •prayer.. : • : . ... MrS. .4k. Wilson took...charge ,of CBC ;Will present '.a .Royal -Tour
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:I.Mrs:. Angus .Graharh offered, ihe
the, 'following: proglain: a read- Diary, featuring highlights of the
Ing .oani."ei,t.d.r.l.gin.1;,;171‘1.1.7Ms.r;s4,,,: Ander-.:,'ray-day's. activities Both the actual ••
ities and the: Royal.: Tour -'Diary'., , .... •
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soti;. a solo, , "God:is 1.40.ve!''. 10 will be made available to 'airtan- •..• ,,
Mrs. -J.. C. Armstrong, and a• read- adian radio st4tioits. by ..th. CEtc:.
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The new 'owner of.' the dairy, .S ,e'orrimeritator aboard at Father
coverage of the arrival: Alto,
aeltk % as' district inspector of.. uage, at•Quebec when :tile • Royal
.,...Amivreiries;vaact.A2nw.thrae there oh, •Oct 2nd'„,
'become -acquaihtect -With 14iIite 'a.
number'of citizenS.. Mr. Mac- to the Royal Visit ihclude 'a ser-
Dougall does not. pton' age to re- ies of talks Sunday nights at '10.20
linquish' his duties as creamery EDT, • on ., the Trans -Canada ,,Net,
Sand- ' . : • ' '
ihspector,: but will continue.to w°rk• ' OnSept.• 23, .' B. IC:
Occupy this position vvhi/'-e, work-- Well '-dit()':-' .6nierit4 of *Sattlr'
Group -the W. •
. Group ft of the'W. 'A. of thp
•LOoknow UnitedChurch held: the
September meeting at the home Mg. entitled • "Womanhood" .bY
of Mrs...Brooks onWednesday ev- Mrs, G. ,Brooks.' The meeting
ching. • Hymn 148 opened •the closed -:123r- repeating the mizpah, "I always speak .my mind"
meeting at. which 20' ladies were behediction. Two contests were claims a reader • .:." • •
present A passage of scripture •conducted and lunch was served His wife •hastens to a3sert
was read by Mrs., 4:-c. Armstrong (by the hostess 'and. Committee in :rather. pointedly that 'he:: says
with Mrs. Webster giving a short charge, • • 'very ivery little indeed:
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SATURDAY
. run, it'sjuSt..hiS, friendly
IL YOUR ENTRY, 'TOIDA,
HERE'S ALL /YOU HAVE TO DO
First check to.make suke. that you have a11 your lucky Kist
Bottle Tops and your official entry form,. make sure it bears. '
.sufiicieut posoge,.'. and mail' to
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HARRISTQN KIST BEVERAGES,' LTD. '
, HARRISTONe ONTARIO . • •
Please -do not mail your bottle tops in' n envelope 'we
' cannot he responsible for entries mailed incorrectly. Names,
of, piize-Winners will be publishend in this newspaper and
prizes will be awarded two weeks after .the .conrest,clOses.
AND REMEMBER ....
.WheneVer you're thirsty . . WhOnever you're buying a
• drink at school, on hikes or at sporting events ; .. reach
for a bottle Of ice cold Kist Orange, Lemon -Lime, Cream
C)dpops'AleoRo°r'eer. Y"'il agree
the**Kist'is
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Makes YouiGlad •
You're ,Thirsty
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