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THE, ' LUCKN0w SENTINEL., LUCKNOW, ONTARI
PURPLE GROVE
Mr,, and . Mrs.. Ber9t Brown of
Paisley 'and. Misses , Lettie , and
Ada Gawley of tRipley .visited,
'recently with 'Mr. and Mrs. Vie -
tor Crawley, •
The Institute held their month,,
ly meeting last Wednesday at
the .J ome-of -:Mrs„ Morford Mc-`
Kay 'with a large attendance.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Needham
;visited with Mr. ,Burton Collins..:
Mrs. Wm. Walsh is at present'
at the home .of her ibrother,'• Mr•.
Ben: Scott,
Mrs. • John Emerson'; attended,
the." Presbyterial at Winghan. last
•Tuesday. •. •
• Mrs. 'Ralph •Hi11 visited her
sister; -Mrs, 'Tont .Quigley of Lon
•doh laSt-week,' •
` Mrs: Elsie Scott has rented her
farm to 'Mr.. Bevin McLelland ,of
Ber.vie for the '•coming year.
Mr. and Mrs.:: Goldie Huston
(visited with Mr. Donald • •Robert-
son• on, Sunday:.:' x .
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BAPTISMS .'MARK
gioTtsjaagngvEs
MOTHER'S'DAY •
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Mother's .. Day, • or Christian
k'amily .Day as • it is also known
-by,' was observed in district'
churches On Sunday, and in sev=
erai instances , W'as .:marked by.
baptismal services:
The --preser'ibed order o service
was ? followed': in the .United'
Church andGladys Kilpatrick
assisted in the service' by telling.
of the life and' work of'.the noted
missionary `John •Geddie.
Dr. W J Mumford baptized six:
children,: ,using the•: pew baptis-.
mal�font :dedicate •some' time ago
to the memory of, the late W. P.
Reed. The children baptized were
James. -Bertram ''.Button, . son of
Mr.' and ,Mrs:.• Ernest • Button;
Larry Scott. lipaniltOn; son of: :Mr;
,and Mrs. Jarnes • H. 'Hamilton;
William Tim Collyer,; son of:. Mr.,•
and Mrs. Stuart . C:ollyer; • Rdbert
Jarnes•:1i itchie;' son • of Mr.. 'and
Mrs. Harold Ritchie;.'Lynda Jean
Walden,daughter, •of Mr. .;and.
Mrs: Glen- Walden; Sidney Brian
Gardner,' son •: of- Mr. and Mrs:.
Sidney Gardner.
--FldwerS in. the church . were
placed there by• Sydney 'DeCker
'of Kitchener 'in memory Of his
Four • Baptized .In Ashfield •
Church, Rev. J. R. Ma.cDonald
performed .the .cererriony of 'bap-
.. tism for Margaret Eileen; datigh-
sop; Margaret Ann, , daughter of
-Alexander' Aithttr 'John, son of
,Mr. and .Mrs. Donald Simpson;
imd Margaret Anne; daughter of
Perpetuite'•Son's Memory
Mt, and: Mrs.. 'Robert lyieCor-
pedeStaL to the Rebekah: Lodge
at Ripley. fn. memory. of their -ion
Flying ()Meer Keith MeCormiCk,
who'. lost his •Ifie during' World
Mar IL Keith Was 'well knawri.
to local hockey fans, having, per;
• Early ln.the year The Sentinel
tan an • article ; on it ms taken
from a" 1914 issue' of , The bun,:
Bannon News: •. In requesting a
dopy '.of the paper; Mrs:. J. W.
Shirwell- of: • Jackson, • Michigan,
(formerly Margaret,,_ O'.Connor.).,..
writes gas follows:.: •
"I :was very.rnuch interested as
it brought.'ba•ck'many old mend
oriel,. as . it used to be, one of our
'shopping :centres. We lived near'
'Kingsbridge• on the' 7th Con; The
names • of .the 'business Men were,
all familiar 'rine; but there' gee
many...ehariges• since then: The
other reason of"my interest •Was
the -football garne played Con WM.•
IVI•aize's farm which We .41
tended as ',we kriew the,players.
'Then there Was. the •ffact,,, that
bOth..my brothers plaYed on the
Kingsbridge team' Jack & Chan -
he O'Conrier Charlie lives in De-'
troit but :Jack ,passed away Sep-.
tember ,4th, 1925: He was killed
about once a year".
PAISLEY COUNCIL, unless it
has.a change of: heart, does not
Plan; 'to, oppose the C.N.R: pro-
posal to remove passenger ser-
vice, *and is willing, to Perrajt the•
4thq .13i18. and; truck service..
.The Mother's' Day service was
the- Presbyterian: el -girth'
on' Sunday morning.
child -tea of--thr—Sunclay-
mothers' choir lead the, singing.
ed o'ut to the 'children for 1951;
The 'sactarrient':of baPtisrn Was
'observed wheri four 'children
Were haptized:' Margaret • Ann,
*daughter of ,Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
MacDonald; Margaret Ann, dau
-ghter 'Of Mr. and 1VIrs. Mae Bell;
Margaret .Eileen, clatighter of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert SinipSon; 'and
Aleicander Arthtir John Simpson,
son Of Mr. and MrS, Donald
'prior to enlisting, •
OBITUAlri
. TIOMAS A, ELLIOTT'
ThoMas A, Elliott, 81;•who died
.tvas born in Ashfield townShip.
For several years he 'Was a alai'
P'atnter and decorator and lived
,Goderich` 34 years, arid Was .a
thelnber; of Si, 'George's Anglican
Church. His Wife died last Jan-
4,tkatY, Surviving. are three., sons:
bert'Prudet and Mrs, Char,lotte
Everett, Zik Lake; one sister,
s• David IVIcIlwiain: Goderibh;
igrandehildren and 32 grat„,
grandchildren. •
Ihe funeral was held on Wect-
neadaY atThis fate residence 'with
OVER MILLION ONTARIANS'
•EXAMINEI) IN TB SURVEY5-,
play‘ap active role in the' detec-
tion and control -of tuberculosis
and -during 1951. mote than 1,000,•
000 person's w,e.re exam•ined by
The Ontario Dep.artnierit of
Health's Division of Tuberculosis:,
Prevention and Industrial Hy-,
citizens of the 'province and 1.111.f
covered 06, * eases .of active ,t8."
Etesicles'the surveys conducted bY
theSe two government agencies,
189,527 individual xlitays were
tariurn •Association, Gage Instil
fute,\the. Niagara' Peninsula San-
atorium and the% Ottawa -Health
Association, With 20 •active cases
program Was 1.indertaken in 'co-
operation V,'tith local units 9f the
Ontario' Tuberculosis Association,
shyly, ."that kisseo, are the lang-
uage of love".
Miss M.' MacLeod. After the
.6perung..prayervand scripture by.
Mrs. C.. H.,'MaeDoriald, the Bible
•repOrt 'the. 'Presbyterial. The
'verse .arid the Prayer "Circle tak-;
Mrs. C..A•griew-gaVe the clding
:Cradle 'Roll. members .,and Moth-
serS arid members' of the. MisSion.
'Band 'were. guests of :the 'SoeietY.
Wilda 'Reid took charge Of the.
meeting With 'Ann 'Pedersen
reacL Bible verses 'foIloWed by
prayer byl•Ijo Reid. Mrs.:Winn
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. -that you should' not picic the
Trillium, our provincial floral emblem.
Sirice its three leaves are near .
the top of the stem, they
usuollY get picked with the blossom.
And as the leaves feed
the root, the whole plan dies of
starvation.'Protect thre .. it is
part of your outdOor enjoyment..
THE CARLING. BREWERIES LIMITED
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solo. ;temp of •Pliblie School,
hi HeaVerV'. Miss MacLeod Spoke'
to the Band, Concluding ,with -a
cream ..brOnglit an enjoyable
meetiria to a. clOse.
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uction at
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Never before has a man, been, able to ,do so 'much work
on a fa.r.tri so cit;ickly and easily. New methods and
Moduli mechanization have increaseCL farm efficiency
giving more:production per worker at.les' cost.
.144o -date equiprnent solves the farm labor shortage.
Mechanized farming is the modern *low-cost high ,put134.1t,
more profitable way ,to fartn.
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. 'For more than one .hUndred years Canadiin farmers. .
have found in Massey -Harris Machines the.kind Of, ,
•.'inent that . saves, titne,,, saves laboi, and enables /full',
advantage' t� be taken Of 'favorable Conditions.
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