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The marriage
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'HE LLTCKI�TO A!*' SETT ! iNY _.^UG+ •NOW, O
Mr Albert Helm returned home
%on, S4zuia3•" from Wingham, Hos-
pital,
Mr. and Mrs, "Will Ritchie and
Eldon visite.: Bunday with . Mr,
and Mrs. Dave .MacKenzie.
Will Lees has returned south
to spend_ the :Winter, at•,, Tampa,
F1o.rida. '
Mr. ,and Mrs: Chas, Mason. and
• Mr, and Mrs. Charlie Cook visit-
ed in Detroit last. Week,, ,
Mrs. ' John MacLeod is quite
poorly and on Friday was again
taken to Wingham Hospital from
• thehome of her • daughter, Mrs.
:.Harry ,Nixon.. ,,
George Burgess ;has been ill
with pneumonia..
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Mr, and Mrs Nelson Bushell
visited, in Hamilton d lying the
past week,, • * .
Earl (Joe) •tioCoy has been ill
in. Wungharn Hospital with pneiur
Mrs john Little returned, from.
Wingharri Hospital' last week to
the home of !Mr. and Mrs, Bert
Ward.. ,
Muss, Eileen Purves of the nursi
ing staff of Clinton : Hospital,
visited''' this week with her par,-
ents Mr, and: Mrs; Leslie Purves;.
SHOWED HELD, LAST WEED •
•l+'4iR BR!DE•'ELECT •
Avery pleasant afternoon' was;
vent at the home of ,Mrs. Ross
Henry ,on the-, 2nd Concession' of•
Ashfield' Tawnshiip. on Wednesday.
of last week when the neighbors
gatheredto. honor Miss Irene• Mc-•
Whinney, bride of the month.'.
The beautiful .arm `ha'rne was
'decorated ,far :the occasio.T x:-pinit
and• white streamers • and white
bells. Upon Irene's • .arrival she
:was ushered to • a specially dec-
orated ,chair. ,
'Mrs. :Howatd Johnston con-
ducted some ',interesting..contests,
Mrs. Henry and Miss .Wilma' Mac-
Intyre carried' 'in' a decorated
basket full of • lovely gifts. •:Mrs.
C.:Pollock and Miss Ruth Pent
land' assisted. in opening'the.'gi.fts.
Irene ' graciously thanked the
ladies for their gifts andthe: hos-
tess for the enjoyable •afternoon
Mrs Henry served a • d'elicious
lunch assistedby: Mrs: . Ebner
:Black and 1Vlrs. Howard Johnston.
All joined in;' singing .."For She's
A Jolly Good. Fellow".:
Luckno*
Presbjiterian Church.
REV.; C A. WINN, B.A.
Minister
SUNDAY, , DECEMBER 16th
':11 a.m.: Morning'. Worship.
12:15 P.m.: Sunday .School.
Erskine Church, Din -
'
Bannon. '
Evening Worship... .
4rspOimiimear, oar war
LUCKNOW.
UNITED: CHURCH-
Minister: Rev. W. ,.T Mumford,
S.T.D.
,! Sunday., December I6th,'195;1 •
11 a.m.: Life's' Surprises '.
4.15 fs.irn...Sunday '.Behoof.
I 7. p.m.: The Three, Glories.
11,30 p.m .Monday: Sunday --
f• School Concert
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The Lord is broadcasting a!
lot of messages from heaven,,.'
but • we .xnupt , tune in: Coble
and rorship with us.
An1kan
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NOTICES
Rev,, A. S. Mitchell, ,L.Th.,
• Rector.
xhird . Sclnday. in ' Advent
Sunday, December 16th, 1951
St. Peter's Church, Liteknow.
11 arty'.: Morning Prayer.
- St., Paul's Churclt,,Hitttigaiilioii.
2.30 p.m. Dvetting Prayer,
t 1'aui's Church, .B prey
7.30 p:tn. olY Communion.
The Annual Christmas party
Of the Lucknow congregation,
will be held in the Legion
I:Iall on. Friday next; 13eceinh
Ver 21st.
.HANNA'S EDGE UNCHANGED,
BY OFFICIAL COUNT
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Official .figures 'released by
Robert Bowman of Brussels, 're-
turning officer for Huron -Bruce;
show practically no ,change•• from
the election night' figures and
the election night figures ' and
leave John Hanna's majority' of
2,155 votes unchanged:
the' ,czfficlal - coun;t--•have---1VIr.
Hanna two votes less than the
election night figures, but he re-
ceived 5 soldier •votes to. Mr. Far-
rish's three, to leave his Major-
ity unchanged.'
Official figures are 7,431 votes
for • Mr. Hanna. and 5,276 ivotes
for. Mr. Fairish
One. ;,Gal. To . •Another: .: "He
didn't' Say "Let's .get a marriage
license'•' in so- many, words, but
• he :did ''say 'Lena •rne two:. • dol;
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lars. 'uniil, pay day'."
TRAVELOGUE:, GIVEN °AT
KINTAIL W. L' MEETING:
On Decemfber &th the' Kintail
Wornen't . Institute meeting, was
held at the home; :'of Mrs.• Henry
MacKenzie with ,48`•ladies and 7
children present. Mrs, Rae Dal-
ton p
al -ton',, presided.. •
The, roll call was a gift .ex-
change. The letters, of business
were read .by. Mrs. Dave MacKen-
zie. It was moved 1y Mrs., R: Mac-
Kenzie and seconded ; by •.Mrs.
Gordon, Fialaysor that we :send
,$ib to' the War;-Memoi•ial Child-'
ren''s •Hospital; London; and mov-
ed ..by "Mrs'Fred McGregor and'
seconded .by -Mrs Adam. Johnston
that we send. $10 to the .Lucknow
Christ -Mas Seal ':Fund. It was' de-
cided to .cancelthe January meet-
Mts.. N. G. MacKenzie introduc-
ed Mrs. Morgan 1-lendertonis who
gave a very educational.: and in-
teresting .talk of her 'trip to Seat -
land, England, and the different
countries' in EUrape Mrs: • Mac
�K,enzie moved``a hearty -vote -•of
`thanks-to:.Mrs. Henderson -lot -her
:splendid ,talk, .which' was enjoyed
by'all •
'After apiano solo by ,Mrs.. Dun
can ,Simpson ••the meeting closed
by singing thpNational Anthem
•and lunch was served by ;the hos-
tess...
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A paratrooper is.. a guy' who
has' to.. pull strings ..to 'hold his
j'ob.
"bid your wife' come from• a
good family?" . • ••
.
• "No, 'she brought:it. with •her".
Judging - frotir"i the number en
gaged in it, the - day -must•.: have.
passed i n rime-doonjt,pay.:
l oN.:NYBRdOK
(Inten'd'ed for last Weak.) - '
Mr. and Mrs. I. Jefferson •aha •
family 'ere 'Sunday visitors with
hes'- parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Geo.
Thornton. at Btuevale.
Mrs,' Olive AIIen.. of Mintpn.
wad a• recent• visitor with her sisy
ter, Mrs. R. Chatririey; ,
• Mrs, Mary Walsh has ';one • to,
Goderich for t'i'e winter I nonths.
Mr: ,and .Mrs. Istorman Thomp-
son ' W•ere . ,guests a!t the Teasley-
Thompson� wedding on •Saturday.
at. Listowe o
Mr. and Mrs. J. C .Robinson; of
Win:ghain .were Sunday, ivtsitors
with'IVIt•. and Mrs, Edo. Robinson.
KINOSBRIDGE
Mr., and Mrs. Dan Ryan -of De-
troit spent the' week -end withthe
former's sister; Mrs. Walter Clare,
Mrs. Gerry Milt and two little
daughters are spending twp
weeks;Nth her parents. '
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fitzgerald
and Mr, Joe Murphy. visited Mr,
and Mrs. Pat, Murphy over the
week -end,
Mr. Edwin' Myers and M, x. CY -ril;`
Austin were in Toronto for a few'
days:
Mr. and, Mrs. Lyal.
Llaunan lyere
in: London on Saturday,
Miss, Teresa Austin is visiting
in, London, . .
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Suggestions
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Auger ;flits..
' Hammers,
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A' "ver en jo able was. '
held in Crewe ,school 'in honor of ]Plaines:"
Minute. Mops.. •
Mrs:, Lorne'. Hasty '(nee' Audrey LY' :.Hack Saws ' '
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Crozier escorted the
bride to a decorated chair, Edna
McWhinney
read the address,:
.while Mesdames Crozier and Fin-
nigan' wheeled 'in a decorated.
wagon loaded with gifts. Mrs.
Nels Peairson assisted in opening'
"The gifts., after '. w'hich '• Audrey
thanked. the ladies and extended
an invitation to all to come and
visit them A <short .'prograrn and
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DIED' IN CHICAGO, '
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LIVED HERE' AS A. YOUTH
The death :of . Robert J. Whitely
occurred in Chicago on Saturday;
December 1st: The . funeral ser-:
vice andburial: took' place there,
on Monday
The deceased' was a son of the
late Harry J. Whitely- and : a
nephew of the late • Mrs. ' W. J.
Little of 'Lucknow. •
.
Rdbert', spent his childhood here
and attended: -school in. Lucknow,
until :going , .to :Chicago With ; his
father, • where he' completed his
education' and where he had. since
resided. ,He is . survilved• by Itis
widow and his : ste'p-mother, Mrs:
H. 'W. Whitely. '
While 'in Lucknow,Bo'b .lived
with his grandmother, the late,
Mrs. R. J. ,•Whitely. . 1
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All Major Electric Appliances
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DISMISS CHARGE ARISING
FROM''HIGHWAY ACCIDENT
A. ' charge •' of careless - driving.
against R.. Albert . Campbell of
'Amberley was dismissed in: Gijd'•
erich last 'Thursday. The charge
(airose from ,4h accident_ -at' Para
Mount ' during paving operations
on : Highway 80, by the Warren
Paving Company.
Oscar Hodgins • of • Lucknow,:.
who w'as employed on ' the pav
ing ' machine, was injured in a
collision :with the .Campbell car,.
while it; was passing the paving
machine.
,Mr.- :Hodgins testified :he was
standing still when struck. Mr.
Cairipbell said that Oscar step.
ped .back:'and was' caught by the
front ,:fender ofhis car.:
Nothing ruins the. truthquite
so`: much as stretching it.
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