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Z1HE°' LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCYKNOW, ONTARIO
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' ST. HELEN
Miss Margaret MacPherson,
Reg.N. of London was, home for
the week end...
Children Baptized
• :Christian Family 'Day, was ob-
• sereved at the United Church on
Sunday morning,;: Mr. Lorne.
• • Woods, superintendent of the
Sunday School led in the Wor-
ship service. Marion MacDonald
read ,the story' of "Little John
ny' , ' Mr. and. Mrs. •>r: W. .Rice
• sang "Mother's Prayer" .and Rev.
'S. E: Heywaard gave an, address.
• in keeping with the..t erne." An
interesting and .:impressive .' part
of the service was the ,baptism
+ibfthree infants; Richard Lloyd,
'son o f ' `Mr •'.and .Mrs. I loyd.: HU'nn'
prey; Allan . Colin,' son of '1111r.
and• Mrs.. Charles McDonald: and
Brerida Marlene,. -daughter of Mr.
land Mrs; George Webster,
Next :Sunday; there 'will be ' an
exchange of ' Misters' through-
out
through-
out the Presbytery, Rev. Harrow-
er of ' perimller will preach here
',and R'ev. : S. E. Hayward will be
at •Holinesv lle? ' • •
Mrs. Gordon MacPherson was
hostess for the May meeting of
' the Women's. Institute ' .iwhen .21
ladies ,were -present. Mrs:• Elwood•
Barbour:: was :iii' the ' chair. and
the- 'roll call was responded to
by the naniirig of ;a rnodern'Can
adiaJn, product. Miss Mary 'Mur-
--ray-'read an-- interesting .'paper --.on
'"A . 1Country' Woineri's Day", It
Was announced that .'',the June
meeting' willbe held in the•church
in". the :evening, when Mr.' Cecil
Merkley will give an illustrated.
talk on his "recent trip. Mrs An.
drew. Gaunt favored with .a solo
'Miss W. D. Rutherford and Mrs.
Z. J • Thorn` ::were :a'ppoin'ted as
delegates to the .Diptrict ,Annual
:meeting. which will be held in
„Wesley -Willis church, `Clinton, .on,
'f!hursday,., May' 22nd, 'not June'
13th as Previously arnoirinced. At
the conclusion lunch was served
Mrs Ross Errington and
Miss Jean Aitchison as hostesses
• Mrs. E. Barbour; Mrs. C , Mac'
Pherson 'and Mrs. E. W. Rice:at
tended an executive meeting of
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YOUR FAVOURITE BEVERAGE
OBITUARY
JOHN R., 'MacRAE ;
The'. -mortal remains:' ,of Doctor
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R. RMacRae were brou ht . to
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Lucknow .:from Santa ;Monied,
California; where he had been
living; retired since 1945, Funera1.
services were held 'at . the Mc,
Lerman and MacKenzie funeral
hotne on Saturday . afternoon,
conducted by Rev. Wm. Matheson
of •Cliesley and Old Light Lodge,
A.F..& A M. 'of • Lucknow. Inter-
ment took place 'in, Lochalsh" cern-
etery. The pallbeairers.were Duh
can, Gordon; and -Roy. Finlayshhi ,.
Roy MacKay, Kenneth' and John
MacLeod : ;
;Dr. MacRae was born in Huron•
Township, . 'the ;son of ..,Duncan
Mardriae • and • Margaret . MacDon-
ald, ' ,natives. of Rossshire, Sots'
land; He' 'attended.Lochalsh pub-
lic school 'and Goderich Colleg.
-late and taught in Hemlock City
school for a few years. In 1892.
,he, entered Trinity Medical. Col-'
lege, 2oronto,, from, 'he'
graduated with honors.. . •
''He (began practising g 'in Dun-
gannon, , mciving a few years later
to Sault Ste. 'Marie where he, re`-.
anained for nary. years. During
theFirst World W, ar he Was med-
ical ;'officer with the ,227th Rat -
talion, . going overseas in April
1917: He served' in • various mili-
tary, hospitals in England and
France, remaining in Germany.
with the Army of ;Occupation for
several months .after , the "end of -
the w.ar. ,On : returning to Canada
in the .spring of 1919, he°'resu'rned
his ,practise,• in. the Soo. He Was
Well known: .Algom,a.as', a -fine
surgeon. ,
Surviving are his widow; • the
farmer . Velma 'Morgan .. of Santa
'Monica,: and, one brother, Duncan
of `Huron Township,
Took Part In Music Festival;
There were severs contestants
from Dungannon 'in the , m,usic•
festival'. held 'at'•. Goderich: ,_last
Week: In' the . ptano solo 'class, 8
and • under,, Eleanor Reed • was
second with • .86, marks.. Marie
Black 'had: 85, Linda .'Blake 83
and Eleanor' Alton 81.. In the
piano _solo'
' class, 10 and under,
Jimmy , Blake "scored • 84 ,marks,
in the 11, and :tinder class, :Wayne
Brown had_83 marks, and in the
13 and , under ' class, : • Marilyn
Anderson • received . 82. marks._ :.
the• West Huron Women's. Inti-
tute at Blyth on Friday.
r : Mrs.; D.` Todd was n week -end
Visitor in- Stratford when she at
tended • the christening of her
granddaughter, Mary ' Elizabeth,
daughter of, Mr. and''Mrs. Neely
Todd;
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$325 IN PRIZES MUST. GO • ...q
In The Recreational Centre,..
"LUCKNOW.
',Commencing at 9.00 p.m. Sharp, D.S.T.
15. 'REGULAR GAMES FOR $5.1)0 EACH
3 SPECIAL GAMES FOR $15.00 EACH
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FREE . � . E SAME FOR. $5.00
Jackpot Special $200.•
(Musty Be Won)
Itegtilar 'Giariaes ,,$1LO0 •c'
Extras and ;Special Crds
NOTE CHANGE OPS' PLACE • AND • NIGHT .•
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"FORGOTTEN, DOLLARS"
The Toronto Telegram is cur-
rently ,publishing a . list, of names
0f ' 'people • Who have • "forgotten
dollars" in Canadian banks in
Ontario. The original depositors
may haveforgotten. about 'the
money, and may bedead with
their heirshaving--„Pa--clues to
the account. existing, , • • • {'
In one Bank of Montreal list
published last week appeared
three names, bearing local ad-.
dreases; Thomas Bradley, R. R. 1,
Holyrood, $17.33; Patrick Vincent
Courtney, R. R.' 7, Lucknow,
$16.89; Finlay Malcolm' and. Mrs.
Catherine 'c Malcolm, ' Lucknow,;:
DICK' WANAMA1EER .:D;
The death .of ;,Richard, Wana-
maker of London, one of the ori
gariizers of the• .Tawland 'Con
struction Co,, died Budd hIy at
Durkaan on Saturday -from :
heart attack. He was 66 and was.
general manager of the .Grey-:
Wellington Pay�. tg�Comppany with'
headquarters at Durham. •
"Dick" Wana raker" .inn associa-
tion with -Jarnes S. Mitchell,' a
native of Lucknow, organized the
Towland Construction . co. inlAgsr
years ago. Jim .is still ,general
Manager of this :Company Which.
has its headquarters in. London.
' It' was the Towland Construe-
tion Co: that laid Lucknow's first'
paved- road•s'. back-' iii 1926', .•
DUNGANNON:
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�. Mother's Day.. was • observed at,
the United church Sunday morn.
ing
with: a combined ''service of
the congregation and ' Sunday
School pupils and teachers. ;The
service; .was led . by Mr. K. 'K;. •
Dawson, assisted by Mr. : Ken
F'etrie::arid Frank Eedy; with read-
ings: ' Mrs. ' Cecil Blake. told a
story of JohnnyGeddre The choir.
sang `:Friend of the Home". Raw.
G. 'Watt, the minister, conducted'
a''baptismal service for' Lexie
Anne, daughter of Mr. and .Mrs.
Hugh McWhinney and ' Robert.
Donald,: •.son'• of Mr. • and` .Mrs.
-Rabt; 1Mon
tgomery Rev, Watt
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gave . an • interesting address' fdr
the 'occasion: •• •
MrY and. Mrs. Herb Pocock of
Holmesville,..•. pee ._ Joyce :. Glenn;
Duungahrion; . were ''honored,. 'on
:Wednesday night at a dance in
the -Agricultural Hall with Car-
ruthers orchestra supplying,. the;
music::' 'The young couple were
read, am. address,of best wishes
by Miss rlVarjorie Errington .'and.
Mr. Harold Maize' presented them
with a: purse. _
Mr., and .Mrs..Laverne Pentland'•
anal family of Detroit arid. Mrs: A.
B. Pentland,. ,Tororito,' were week
end Visitors visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred P(sntland. and ..Mr.• and
Mrs - Franklin' Pentland:.
The Colwanash Junior Farm
ers and Institute held;. a success
cess -
it'll dance in the Parish Hall on
Friday .night -J:fmmy. Pierce's or-,
chestrat' sutrplied.,;music.
Mr.. and Mrs.. <.`J. J. Ryan ae
companied by ••Mrs •and Mrs. Har
Ivey: Treleaven, `Lucknow, *ere
recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs.'
Arthur Roach and Mr. and Mrs.
Elwood Smith, Listowel.
Mr., Jack Eedy, Toronto
Versity student; has'.completed
this year's studies and is with
hr l arenas,' Mr. and Mrs.- H. J.-
L.
.L. Eedy. -
Mr: and Mrs; .Gordon Kidd and
family of. Islington were week-
end ' visitors, with Mr. and Mrs;
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Aged 'Lad.y 'Fractured 'Hip
• We are ;sorry to hear of the
accident a , ,Mrs. ° Wm. Stothers,
'who' has been at Baker's, Con'
valescent 'Horne,• •Lucknow. She
fell recently and broke her hip.
Mrs. Stothers Wi11 soon be it her
nineties. She Was taken to Wing
ham Hospital for care. -
Johnny, ' Bdr;roughs; 7 -year-old'
son of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley `Bur4
roughs; is recuperating' at his
home after a -few days in Goder-
ich Hospital •where 'heas:treated
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for scald received when he up
set; a kettle of'I'r-t- t ho water.
Robert i'n-in-'hauLra-.has...4gai»=
age cut ibak 20 feet for the in
stallatiOn •.af' gas pumps, vvh eh E
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had to be removed from the :high
way,
St, Paul's.Oaild
The May meeting of St. Paul's
Guild, ' Dungannon, was" held at
the Rectory in Lucknow, iVirs., A.
S. 1 litchell conducted the opening
:exercises and gave the scripture
reading., A short business period
•followed during which 'a . bale of
used clothing was!- :packed for
Korea,; Articles for the bale to
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be b.,e sent. t6.he, Dorcas; Soc.;
iety were handed to the secret-
ary. Mrs. Rivett and Mrs. Thos. ,
Park were lunch cgnveners.''The •
June meeting, • is... to be held at
Mrs, Caesar's _on ' June 5th, The
ladies were' shown through the
Rectory which has been corn7
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pletely decorates since •the Erre
and. all expressed appreciations ef'
the chang,...4 Which had .been > '
'made.
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