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SERVICE
Sunday, November
10,55 p.m,
IN C. Hu gekly.
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LAST POST
sERNTICE:. CONDUCTED BY REVA, S. MITCHELL
(Please note the Chureh .SerVice will oommence,
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THE LI.ICKNOW., SENTINEL!' .X4.:',XICICNOWi. ONTARIO
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Service At Cen�tapli
12.15 p.m.
PRAYER: DR. W. j. MUMFORD.
PLACING OF WREATHS. .
LAST POST REVEILLE.
NATIONAL. ANTHEM.
BENEDICTION: REV. CHAS. A. WINN.
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Parade Returns To Community, Centre For Dismissal.
Paiade:1Wiftrshilli-'--Clarenee Greer.
All Organizations taking part in the Service are asked to
meet at the Community Centre at '10.30 a.m. `
MASQUERADE :WINNERS
The Ladies Auxiliary to Ole
Canadian Legion held ,their an
• nual. rna erade2 anceon Hal-
• lowe'en-Night in the -Town Hall.
• Costume judges were IVhs. Doug-
• las Clark, Mrs.• Gordon Mont-
gomery and M L ``Mike" Sand -
Prize winners ,were:' original,
costume, Mrs. Cecil •Garner, ist;,
Bob ArMstrong, Norine Kilpat-
rick ,and Helen Weiler, 2nd;
cOmic, " Mrs.. Allan McLean, 1st;
Grant Parrish,2nd. Fancy couple,
Mrs Jessie Allin and Mr; Wm.
lVfacIntyre' Comic' couple, Laura
*Blackett and partner'. •
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,GIRL. GUIDE NOTES•.--
•The:Girl Guides held their:reg-
• ular meeting last Thursday' even-
ing in the Community Centre; At
anen�Urneitcerem�ny,Guidess
Sara Jane Bannister, Wilda Reid,
RozeJla Howald, Gerda Lotenberg
and Gayle McGhee were enrolled.
• The Color. Party was Ruth Tre-
leaven, Nancy. Johnston and Jinn
Crawford. The Guides 2began to
work on the Tornaker badge. In-
structors for this badge are Mes-
dames _Cleland, Joynt, Ritchie,
Mowbray, IVIACKenzie, Cheiter. &
• Smith. •Early in December the
Guides intend to have a demon-
stration and sale of the. toys
CUBS HELD PARTY
M'' •
embers 'of the 1St, LuCknow
Pack Wolf 'Cubs were entertain-
ed :by their leaders at a Iloilo,
we'en-partY in the Arena on Oct.. -
.ober 30th. Pony rides were given
by Bruce Baker and Billy Rob-
mson; and Akela • conducted
games, and a. ghost, w,alk. Follow-
ing lunth, a candy kiss scramble
was. held and apples given out,
Cub costume winners were Fres-
re . Ashton, Ted Collyer, Bobby
• Andrew, . Billy Andrew, Evan
Agnew and Grerry Mowbray'.
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of telephone service
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PARTY. AT S.S. NO: 10,
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, 'Mrs A Norman and her 38
pupils of S.S„'No. 10 entertained
the ladies ;and :children in. the
section to a party on Wednesday
'afternoon. Games and a• musical
program t6ok place after the
judging' of the costUrneS: Fancy
gent's prize went to Mrs. 'E;Case-
more, best couple, Jack Coultes
'and Karen Groskorth; original
Kathleen Fisher. and Mrs. WM.
Hen•rY; Youngest costaine;
'Sandra. Fisher.: • •
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cost hasn't gone up as • ,
much as most other things youbay. Your, telephone is one item that
takes less of your budget than it used to. ,
' Again — it'a'bigger value than ever because now you can talk to
tWice as many people as you could ten years ago --- and mere families
•• are getting telephones suety day.
• In addition — we've been able to keep on tadily improving the
quality, of this tradionally friendly and he1pfu1serrice.•
• If you haven't yet got service we 'wantyou to know we're
'Working at it. 'You can be sure your plate on'ilie list is being protee,
ted anJ your telephone will be installed. just as quickly
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KINGSBRIME
Mrs JKasper and family vis-
ited her brother, John O'Connor.
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Leman.
spent last week -end with his par-
1.-wrs. John, Kenny ' returned to
Detroit on Sunday.
Mrs. Ella Bowler and Elizabeth
and Mr. andMrs. Eely. of Toronto
attended the fowl simper.
Mr and Mrs Jos O'Reilly spent
• a few days witli the former's sis-
ter, Mrs. G. Frayne.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wallace have
• gone to Toronto for the winter.
THURS., NOVEMBER 8th, 1951
I.ANGSIDE KINTAIL W, I. SPONSORS
RCS TRIP Irt) TORONTO
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The IVIission Band meeting was
held at the home of Mrs. Lloyd
Moffat on October" 27th. Mrs. Bert
Moffat was in. charge 'and led .in
the devotion and gave a story on
British Guiana. Mrs. Farish Mof-
fat told of the Indian Schools at
Birtle and Kenora. ,
Miss Emma Richardson return-
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edhome after visiting in Toronto.'
• Mrs, Farish Moffat 'was ';olier-
ated on in Toronto on Thursday.
Miss' Dolena Orr of London
spent the week -end at he home.
• Mrs. Wi1hn MacDonald has
been ill at herhome. •
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• WHITECI1URCH.
Mr. and 'Mrs. H. p., McDonald
have moved '.1Da`ek here. from, near
Toronto and are staying. at pres-,
• ent with Mr. and Mrs. Frank.
•.Coulter. ,-- ••
• Mr. .and Mrs.' Harold Sp.arling,
Of Wingham spent. Sunday at, the
home o . her parents; Mr and
•Mrs. Tom. Moore
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The' bazaar which was held last
Friday in the basement of Chal-
rner'S Chtirch, was well attended.
`arid everything Sold-. •
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Congratulations, to. 1VIr: Irwin
McClenaghan, son. of Mr.* Mrs.
Ben McClenaghan• who is to be
married next Saturday at St.
•Thorna& • •
Congratulations also • to Mr:
• Ronald Ryan, son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Ryan, of Goderich,. who was.
married last. SatUrday. to Miss
June SowerbY of Goderich. •• ..
Mrs.- Win. McIntosh and-.1(ath
leen and Mrs James Purves..of
tucknow, also Mrs: Wm. McInnes
of Formosa sen t part of last
:Thursday. with Mrs: a Kennedy
and Mr. and Mra. Ab
The November meetig of the
Kintail Women's Institute was
held at the home of mrs.
WRay
• Pt haaelr.teoin. openingnoThn e
eoc1dP. ertehsfegicinTrie:wet'eetitMi prg:y: wi
the
Mary Stewart Collect. The roll
call Was answered by 'What I
look for .in -choosing niaterig", .
The ladies decided to 'send $10:00:
to , the Unitarian Sevice Com-
mittee Fund of Canada. It was
Moved by Mrs.: George Moncrief
and seconded by Mrs,' Bill Ware-
ing that we charted a bus to Tor,:
onto to attend the ice. Capades
.arid- the Winter •'Fair.- A reading
on "Hints for Lawns" was given . •
'by ' Mrs; Adam Johnston'. 'The.
meeting ..closed with the National
Anthem and a..ciainVr. iuno
served bv the hostess.
PRIZE' WINNERS • AT •
HOLYROOD' MASQUERADE
• At a. masquerade • dance at,
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Holyroo. on Tuesday of last.
week, ,costume 'prize winners
were as 'follows: comic. girl, M.
Graham; fancy' girl; Cora Zell
,Thompson;' comic boy, Ronnie
Graham; fancy boy,. Bobby Smith;
•Comic 'lady, Mrs. Ernest Button;
• fancy lady, Betty McLeod; comic
man, Mrs. Bert Moss; f,ancy man,'
Stewart' Jamieson. .
• The judges Were . Harvey Web-
• ster, Mrs Well Henderson, Miss
Joan 'Campbell.
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ON NOVEMBER 22nd.
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Ensure a Continuance*
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Good Government
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• As your representative he has- gained_val.
, . uable experience. There is no substitute
for experience.
• He has been instrumental in securing
• many miles ' of paved highways help "for I
conunurnty hills, new schools, etc.
He has faithfully served the people of
kluron-Bruce,.regardiess of party affilia-.
tions."
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• He. -is, a man of determination who will
see that' things are made to serve Huron-
• • BruCe.
• He believe* in a broad advance in human
betterment, and to, relieve the pressure as ,
much as possible for the aged, handicap-
ped and needy persons.
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146 believes in hydro expansion in rural ,
• Ontario.. until electricity is in every farm
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