The Lucknow Sentinel, 1952-02-07, Page 8PAGE EIGHT,
THE. LUCKNOW SENTINET.4. LUCKNOW, ONTARIO; •
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I SEE. BY. THS , SENTINEL;
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THAT . George Wraith has moved . .
his implement .and feed busi-
' ness to new quarters in God-
erich just off. the Square.
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THAT .'Wick Arthur ,Traplin, of
Beer', commanding the :138th'
Anti -Tank Battery, underwent
Ian , operation • in Owen. Sound
Hospital to have cartilage my;
,moved from his leg.,
THAT Saturday, was Candelrnas
Day, and :there: was sufficient
sunshine -irk alae• •'rnor.ning :,for
the G:rounohog to seehis Shad-
, pow .and hike back to his ,hide-
away for another six weeks .of
winter; which, of course, we r
can well expect •regardless 'of I '•
. 'this old moth=eaten fantasy.'
THAT unlooked: tor interest ,w:as,
taken in, the grass sileage meet-
ing:'held recently in 'Teeswater,
;There were 45entries in . the
silage.: competition • with the
entry .of` Wm. Maclntyre : of
Kinloss in .third place: • ,,*
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• TH�JRS., F..r4PROARY 7th, .1352:
PRE' SEASON: SHOW:INC..
of
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Spring and Summer rues
SHAN-RAYS and FAILLE RAYS '
NORMANDIE 'CRAPES and FRENCH CREIt'ES:
l\ew 1952 styles just received' in these very popular Mater-
ials that proved so popular with our customers other seasons,
All guaranteed washable $3.98. & •$4,98 .
NEW STYLES IN ;HOUSEDRESSES ,
Ranging, in "sizes 14 to '20,, 16'i42; to 241,2,; , and .40
$2,98' & $8.49 •
ST. VALENTIN.E'S DAY, FEBRUARY, 14th
We Offer As Gift Suggestions i
Nylon ,Stockings -=.New Spring Shades; In This Week..
'I,:xngerie, Sweaters; Gloves; :.Handbags,Blouses
' Skirts, Handkerchiefs. T k
TOT-TOTEEN •and'' LADIES', WEAR,
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THAT Mrs. John MacLeod,' who
was •'seriously ill' in . Winghain
Hospital, is: now much improv-
,.ed in .health Mrs. MacLeod was
K87inlin_Q. sJanuariteJohy. n An'Gootherllan •fo.. rm-whoer
seri of . Culross,, and Six'brothers, • ;will be 8.7 this month .is-�also--a-
Thom,as,' Bert; William, Lloyd, `. patient in".*inghani, .Mrs, Mac
'James• ;and :Dave,: all of Kinloss .' Leod ,and; Mr.' Gollan went' to.
Township. ' school together at . the' Second
The remains rested, at his, Concession and were' neighbor's
home from Where the - funeral 'for • yeai s: Mr.,` Gollan .'is an up,
was conducted by 'Rev;; R.. D. A,. patient and drops in to see Mrs.
:Curie of Langside: Presbyterian. MacLeod each day.
Church on' Thursday, January 31--o--
OBITUARY
GEORGE LESTER MOFFAT'
The community was shocked ; to
hear of: the "sudden ,passing. of,
George Lester •Moffat, a member
of • one . of :the best known and
most highly.;esteemed•Jaxnilies of
the Township of Kinloss, on Mon-
•. day, January 28th, in his thirt-
ieth year. .•
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"'George „was born. in Kinloss
Township, 'and was the youngest
• : son ,of Mr and 'Mrs Peter ' Mof-
fat,. who have been; life long: resi-
dents here
George• was an active meibei.
of •the Langside Presbyterian
church,in whichthe was •an Elder,.
, at • 2.00 p.m. The pallbearers. were THA' - The Paisley Advocate
the six, brothers, and, the' many says:. "lt i rumored, that some
floral tributes were carried iby, thing', May be due to happen
James Conley, 'Elmer •Scott,• with regard to. the' ,mysterious
ald Martin,.' Douglas Simpson, •,'-'ease in 'which teen-agers `in this
John. Richardson, .`William •Mac- art of Bi ace are. apparently
;Donald, .Tliomas.'McPherson, Gor- able to secure supplies of . in
don Wa11 James Orr .'and'Arnold toxicat ng '.liquors and in par -
McDonald: Interment was Made ,
Teesrwater .Cemetery, c ti alar p a Copious supply `;of
rX •
beer : anc}� 'Iain. Recent : `Mei
secretaryorf' the. Board of Man George. leaves.a iviacant', place. dents involving . 'Minors who'agers. and superintendent, of the : in the cotimini rity whici'i:'.will .be were drunk; or ;under the, in-
, 'Sunday: SchooY difficultto fill. The many #torah fluence,, have ,pointed• up the
George leaves to . mourn his tributes and acts . 'of '..sympathy " fact that there is 'something
loss his Mother, and father, .one show the..high esteem' in Which very wrong about • the' whole
sister. (Jean)' Mrs. James •McPher .,the deceased was held. situation''.:
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RAN OF' +MON TILE A,I
WORKIN• G WITH CANADIANS, IN EVERY,.WALK OF L`IF;E'S1,11;tE ,1817
THAT GunnerAlvin Kerslake, iaiia•iuvi•r•ii■m•iiiiui
who was• invalided home from
Korea due to fever, has been WEEKLY
• receiving,. -treatment. in; •Sunny
tbrook,... Hospital • in ' Toronto,`
where ' he<. is. currently conval
escing, ;.frons an attack' . of the
y-- murrips. • , . .
THAT Mr. and • Mrs: Sydney:
Decker ''recently purchased' ---a-
coffee shop in Kitchener.
'70 A NHI/ON CANADIANS
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TAUGHT .40 YEARS, NEVER
B.SENT-FROM; ILLNES.
Mr. .C.: J. MacGregor, a• native.
of • Ashfield Township, has an.
Unique record . that 'we. didn't
-know—of-•-a .couple -of weeks_ ago
'wham -reporting that he-lis--to-have..
the new' public school in :Water-
loo nainedin his' honor
Mr.. MacGregor• ..has aug
school for 411/2 ' years ,and,• inthat
time has never been absent, a
single day, die to ,illness. He has
been off the job on three occas-`
ions due . to bereavements, • but
sickness has been all • but, 'un
known to ,lin' in his long 'and
outstanding teaching career. f •
.Mr. _.. MacGregor commenced
teaching in.1909, in Laurier school
in Ashfield.` . He. has taught in
.Waterloo 'for 33 years: where he
apervikug� prir�al- -of : th
three public schools in that city,,
A nein school now under con-
'struction is to be named the Mac:.
Gregor Public. School,. in fitting
recognition of his long, faithful
and efficient service.
nThe-Legion. Rooms,.:
LUCKNOw •;.
8.30 p.m:.
• Auspices, Canadian Legion.
�a0a1a1i•1iar�•�•ess .
FIRE COMPANY
ELECTS •.OFFICERS
Lucknow Fire Company lieid
_the ., e1ection of officers on . Mon-
day ,night, . with but one 'change T
.Harold Treleaven wished to with-
drawas deputy . chief ' and, was
succeededLb_y Lanier n MacDon'
ald. Officers are: Chief, . K C7
Mardie • deputy chief, Caj ier•un'
:MacDonald; captains, Gorge
Whitby, and J.,L, MacMillan,sec
retary, Jim Henderson; EreaS'itror,
Innes MacSween.'
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RIBBED COMBINATIONS
Men's heavy ribbed combinations;
wool with addedcotton, '
limited quantity.
Per' Garment --x$6.9,5
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Reg. $2;50= --Fri. axed Sat. only
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