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Mra A. B Mitchell is taking a
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Mr. and Mrs. Aduaxn Johnston
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are visiting with friends inTor-
onto.
Miss Edith.. Johnston and her
mother of Goderich' visitedNi
Ashfield friends during the week.
Mrs J. -W. ColwelI of Kinlough..
spent a few days last week• with,
Mr and Mrs. W. N. Bushell,:
.Mr. and Mrs, Burton n Roach'
were on 'holidays last week and.
took a motor trip through. North
ern Ontario. ' •
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holidaying this week with rela,
tives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Johnstonand
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family of Goderich visited over
the week -end with _Mr : and
Robert Scott. ' :
and . Mrs. Harry Torrance
of North Bay .spent the week -end
with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Ander
son.
Miss Cora MacQuaig 'returned
home after spending the • past
two . months in .Chicago and Tol-
,edo. •
Mr. and
Mrs. E:
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•and fmilYof.To edo 'Ohio spent
. the 'past week -end
at the family
. home•.
Miss Jean ..Nelson,' of -Toronto
...was ., a : recent visitor here with
her mother, ,Mrs;'. Robert Nelson.;
Jean had just returned • from. a
holiday in •New.Fork, making:the
trip by
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Presbyrterucknan Church:
REV. C. A. WINN, B.A.)
Minister.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28th
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11 a.m.: Rev: Glenn Campbell
of Seaforth.
12.15 p.m.: Sunday School.
3.00 p.m.: Erskine ' Presbyter-
ian Church.
7.00 p.n.L:: Evening . Worship.
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UNITED►:C-HURCH
• Minister: Rev. V... J. Mumford;
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SIINDAY;' OCTOBER- 28, '1951.1
11 a:m.:'HOLY C:OMMUNION
1,15 p:m z Sunday School. 1
7.
p.m.: A Day of Surprises.
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'Week -end visitors With Mr. ,and
Mrs, Robert Ritchie and Graydon
Were Mr and Mrs 'Qhester Hin-
ton and, daughters. Ina and. Mrs,
Allan, BelYea of Oakville,,
• Mr. sand . Mrs. WillBegY le • of
PL4imington visited with. his slat..
ter, Mrs:, Margaret Sproul, who
,also had: as her • visitors .Mr, and
Mrs,. Jnn McIntyre of Nile,
• Sunday •visitors With Mr.' and-
Mrs: Andrew Ritchie were Mr.
''George MaeRoberts, Mr, and,Mrs,
Chester Hinton and daughters of
Oakville. ...
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.Mr.
and; Mrs. W..:
, , C. Mitchell
and daughter, Roberta of "Tamil
ton and the RthRev, : Bishop Lux-
ton were "visitors with Mrs E.
Hollyman • on Saturday;.
Mfr. and. Mrs, ' George I.;inley
and Mr, Milo' 'Briggs of ;Detroit
were week -end ' guests :, of Mrs.
Josephine Cameron of Belgrave.,
Monday • Mr., • Liniey and Mr,
Briggs will. fly their private plane
to New York ,City on business,,
DINNERWARE, TEAWARE• •
We'.have' a large selection of
Dinnerware,' some in•Aopenstock
patterns,. also new 'Ratterns• ' in
Royal Albert open°stock. See the
Royal bridal,.,gown teaware, open
to
s .crk •over -al attern i ' '
l n a re-.
Pattern,
plica of Princess.Eliabeth's• beau,,
tiful -wedding gown:
WM. A., SCHMID' •
Jeweller & Gift Shop` Phone167-w
It is a sad religion that is!
:never -strong' except when • its
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orx�ner is' sick... Y.
,i• toy, :come . to. Church and
I return' thanks to God for His t
I Goodness,' I.
Angiicai Church
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NOTICES
Rev A. S. Mitchell, L.Th.,
Rector..
Festival' St .:Simon & St.' Jude
SUNDAY OCTOBER 28, 1951
LAYMEN'S SVNVtOAY''
Special Services as follows:
1.1 a.m.: St. Peter's'Ltteknow.
2130 p.m.: ' St. Paul's, Dungan,
n1on,
7130 ,O .: •St: P ,ut's; Rip[eV,
TONIGHT t...:
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Tbursday1 October' 25th•'
Conference to • consider • plan
to restore the Rector', All iry
terested persons are invited in
meet with the Church Wail.
dens at 8.0( p.m, at ,the borne
of Mr Then. W. Smith, Havey
lock Ste .
.NEW • STYLES..: INITIATE
HIGH SCHOOL' STUDENTS
• First year .students at Lucknow
District • ' High • ,Scliooi.w e nt
through,,an initiation "ceremony"
on Monday and Tuesday. ; , of this
week r
The regulations •.applied from
-.j8 a.M. to • 5 p.m. Here's what the.
girls were required to do: wear'
skirts backward,: two curlers in
their hair,;, one man's :. sock . ani,
one nylon stocking., and =make -lap
an one •side of their .face.
The boys had to . part their hair
in the .middle,and, those: with a
brush cut hadto wear a ribbon.
Ties had 'to be worn 'backwards
and pant :legs" rolled • two inches
above their socks:
ST...HE;E:NS
Mr: and ''Mrs', Fred McQuillan,:
Ivan and Barry were week -end
visitors'\with relatives in .Strath-:
roy, London and• Windsor,' •
Mrs. .George Stuart " was the_
guest of; her sister, Miss Cathar-
ine •MacGi egox' at Lucknow.
.--TheNoetnbe :iietg o£' t
Woirnen''s ' Institute will • be held
at the lore' of Mrs. Fred- Mc-
Quillin on Thursday' afternoon,
N;ovembei 8th when .Mrs:: Morgan
Henderson of Lucknow will be
the guest speaker Ladies, please
note the change of . date,
,.. -Mr. ; and -Mrs. -Cali" J-ohnst-on
children visited on ::Sunday with
'Mr. John McQuillin and Mr. and
Mrs. Frank 1VIcQuilln
GAVE TRAVELOGUE AT
LVCI(NOW W. I: 'MEETING
• On Friday -'afternoon, October;
.12th,. the Lucknow W.I. held their
regular meeting in' the Council
Chamber., After the .opening ex•-
-ercises;; business was . dispeised-
with the, meeting was privileged -
•to. hear ::Mr s, Morgan f-I.en.deirso i.
give .an account 'of her trip to
Britain.; Trance' and Switzerland.'
She gve a fine description of
the.Itixury liner `Queen •
hcth" on ,w.h,ich they •sailed' from
'New Yorrk . She told' of 'the many
beauty.snots Gtnd historical places
'visited in England, Scotland • and
iar°ol�o.. Tri' ,Paris • they saw the
'Eiffel Tower, long known asthe
ugliest thodrflark but which naw
is a radio station a'nd mortY•use-
ful. We hope. we will'have �rgairi
the opportunity of hearing Mrs.
Henderson tell. of ,her' overseas
tourG,A t olo't:i' Mrs, fTarvey. Wet .
,s;tt'r ,"When .1 wits :Seventeen"
'Niras en,toy€"d.' Sliewa accompan .•:
ierl by Mrs. Gor,darr Mnntgfniy.
cry, Ml's.m, ' WMcGill was dale,
gate tri, ,
•the area convention in
Loricdon and gave an
a
tsti
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'reportMiss•M.acLeod,istor'-
Leal•researeh conveserw ave
a paper The .hostesses• served tea.
iCoinnunior,E service will be::`
held in Chalmers Church next
Sunday at 11 a.m.
Mrs, James Purves,• of 'Lucknow
spent ..last Thursday afternoon
with WS. D. Kennedy, also Mrs,
Win: MacIntosh . and Kathleen
called at the same ' home, •
A nu neer of ladies froin here
attended the districtannual inr'.
stitute at Holyrood last Tuesday.
Rev, and Mrs,. Graydon. Cox of.
_•Fonthill visited •with :•her mother'.
and sister' Mrs, Mac . Ross and
Olive,
-'We are • sorry to rerport that
Mr, Fred Newman was taken;', to
Wingha n Hospital for <x-rays and.
is going Ito; London; for ":an opera -
n;
t' '
• opera-
tion:
The Fall Thankoffering • meet-
nig, . of the W:M.S. • Auxiliary of
Chaim rs Presbyterian Church
washed. in the church on Thurs-
day 'evening. Visitors Were pres-
ent
•i
from the, United Church, in
Whitechurch, Langside and Cal: -
vin Presbyterian churches. Mrs.
W. Lott, the'., president, opened
the meeting with the call to wor-
ship; Mrs. A. Walters had` charge"
of the: scripture reading ,and Mrs:,
W. J. Coulter the meditation. Mrs,.
IF Coulter and Mrs. °D: Craig
led in prayer. A. solo -*Blest this
House" was sung 'by • Mrs.", A.
Gaunt, Rev. R. 'D: A,Currie was
the speaker. He pointed out some,
Of . our 'great reasons for thanks-
giving which are our homes and
all that: they Mean; Our schools
and,. hospitals to make_ • life bet-
ter; the chureb to. .save 'Tien and:,
women for , the .kingdom; ' for
work to •express• the .meaning ;'of'.
life. and for. our opportunity to
give, In the last analysis, he said
thanksgiving makes us : available
for God,'Mrs.:Jas McInnes thanir-;
ed the. speaker for: his message.
The meeting . closed With prayer,
Lunch was served and a social
time enjoyed.
OBITUARY.'
MRS.,- WILLIAM CARTER: .'
On ,Saturday, October 2O, 1951,
Elizabeth :'Connell, . wife of • the
late Vfi,lliarn Carter,:p'assed away
.at the home of her daughter, Mrs,
D: R. MacKenzie' R. 3, Lucknow.
Mrs. • Carter was a daughter of
the . date. George Connell' and
Eliza ,Smeltier, .and was born 'hi,
Holland Township, ''Grey County
on September 28th, .1866: On
April.., 2nd; 190,, she married :the
late Wm, . darter,, who predeceas
ed .her in March 1949, S ie was: a
'member.. of ; 'Constence United
Church: and a life memlaer, of .the
•WM.S �•.
The funeral .ws held• from.the
home of her •adn 'George, Lot 14,
Con. 8,,.Hullett Township on Mons.
day,. October, 22nd .at 2,90 p.m.,1
the Rev'. S. H. Brenton officiat-
ing, The pallbearers were five
nephews, Ray., Clarence, Cecil
and . Harold . Connell, Gerald Con-'
nell and Watson Reid The flow-'.
er bearers were Jack Keller, Ben
Tilley, Jim 1VfeCo6T, I Alar:
and Weldon • Tyndall. Interment
was in.Clinton, Cemetery,
She leaves- to •:mo- urn - her Tess
her : daughter. • Irene; Mrs.; , Mac=
Kenzie and• one: son,' George of
the home place, and .two grand-
children; Mrs; Watson Reid of
Blyth. and• Glen -Carter of Lona
desboro. One ,daughter Myrtle,
passed away in infancy• and one:
son' Charles in .Octobei 1929 She
is also survived by her sister,
Mrs Kate 'Herbison of Winnipeg.
end of-Winnipeg
brothers, Jake Connell
f' Kennedy,' Sask: and Charles•
onnell :of. Burnaby, B.C. •
CLEAREY3 AWA'3 .DEIIf1S
,AT THE ANGLICAN RECTOlt
About .a dozen . men represent.
irig the three Anglican congrega-
lions• have done a 'good job\ in
clearing away the most seriously;
damaged, part of the b',eetory. lrt
,was a • big. undertaking 'for one•
.day, but they • wc5rkcd with . a will'
and a system. Some were wreck.
ers, • •others; sorted 'and' cleaned,
tastes best
when served ice cold
Perfect tern is -so easy
to mctke with
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Remarkably tow -priced infuer trimmed & Untrim /med Coats.
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Top Coats with zip in piling and Overcoats for Men.
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Teen-age Coats' styles 'girls go Crazy about,
Plaid ' Skirts, Suits, Blouses and Sweaters,
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'Station Waon, Coaais Bomber 'Jackets • for Boys and Girls..
a1I colors"— alt sizes 'now.
SNOW SUITS i&' CHILDREN'S` WEAR:
CLEARING! ' CLEARING!
Ladies Coats, Suits : and Snow Suits
AS LOW AS $5.00
or STYLE, QUALITY and VALUE, . Shop . at "gg'
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For evening appointments -Phone 70, Teeswater, Ontario. • 1•
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what could be .salvaged,; making Saturday, and tonight (Thurs-
three piles' of what could be used
again, some for kindling and the
useless was burned: A meeting
was ,held with Bishop Luxtonlast.
day) there, . will be • a eanference
to . consider plans to be submit-
ted to the Bishop for his .approv-
al:.
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We offer ion a beautiful Silver=
'plated Steak Platter with, each
44=piece Service fora n in
smart new '..pattern, pias • anti -
tarnish chest.
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loveliness At, thrifty l:ow price. Set ,includes:
8. Knives. �'. • '8 'Forks 8 Dessert Spoons
8 St1ad Forks, 8 Teaspoons .2 Thblespoons,
' .1 Butter Knife ' t Sugar Spoon.
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