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.THE LUCKNOW' SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,. ONTARIO
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eneral
• Mrs. George Andrew. visited
with friends' in London over the
week -end returning on Moholay.
Mrs. S: B. ' Statham visited.,last
week in 'London ' with Mr. and
Mrs. Brock9t Whale. '
ASH F I ELD'
UNITED CHURCH
R'ev, C. ;B. Woolley, Pastor.
SUNDAY, JUNE 8th, '.
IIACKE;TT ANNWERSARY'
Serines, at , 11. a.m. and 730.
p.m.,' conducted . by, Rev:
George Watt 'oft.Dtingan
non. •
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SPECIAL; MUSIC by' "The
Shadows" of Lucknow at
the 'morning service 'and
the Blyth ' 1Vlale Quartette
in the :evening..
Lucknow
P.esbyterian Churc
Rev: C A. Winn, B.A.,,
Minister.
SUNDAY, JUNE '8th
10 a.m.: Sunday, "School.
11 a.m.: ;"Morning Service.. •
7. pan.: Evening Service.
Wednesday,. 8.00 . p.m.-
Prayer Meeting..
'Mrs.. John .Carruthers has, in-
stalled. the phone, Her Number.
is 234-J.
Mr. and •Nfrs,•,Dan. R •.MacDon
• fSrra thFalTT. are spending
a ',few days with, M,z s. .T.. A. Mac-
Donald, 4. •
Mx. and. Mrs. George Johns
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and Ronald bf, Detroit were week
ens guesrtsoof Mr, and Mrs. A. C.
Agnew.. • ..
Mr. and Mrs: Bill Humphrey,.
George and Dianne and Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Reid, spent' Sundaywith'
Mr. and 'Mrs.Peter Cook .,and"
Glso attended Zion anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. S. . Stothers
attended the :Clinton Spring. show
an Saturday which set:. a new
ecoid in boattiL.enitries and atm'
endance.'
,Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ha1T• and
'John and Mr. ' and' Mrs, .,Earl
White • and; Mur•i:••ay of British • Col-
urnbia are visiting..with. Mr: and.
Mrs. John Hall. : • .:.. .
Week -end -visitors with Mr.' and
Mrs.George Saunders were Miss
Jean and Mr, Edgar—Ritchie. and,
Mi , .:and Mrs. Cecil Horton and
Muivin of Huntsville.': e�
NMs,. Fssie .Hewat,.was able to
1•eave on Sun-
day and is convalescing' at the
home of N r, •and Mrs. Wm, flewat
at Elmira.
'Mr..' and. Mrs'.•_Leonar:d. Ritchie.,
(nee Bernaile.an Alton) ..lave re,
turned 'from . th.eir. .wedding. -trip
arid have, :taken. up, residence in
their home to the, east..of
lea+venr's Mill. 4. --
Dr. - and --Mi s: W •, J Robb of
Winnipeg' are visiting with :his.
Mother, Mr's. Alice Robb,and Mr.
LUCKNOW. h
�•.;-N ITED'-CHURCH 1
Minister; Rev.' W. J, ; Mumford,;
M.A. B.D., S.T.D.
SUNDAY, JUNE 8tli, `1952.1.
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110 a.m.; Sunday: School: 1
11 a.m.: Playing The Game. .1
'T is iii,; The Cost' Of Belong=: $
ing To: 1
A good investrnent, is thee;
time spent in God's. House..
We.invite•y,ou to..woxship with'
us" .
a..
nglican Church
NOTICES
Rev A S. Mitchell, L.T
Rector. R •,
TRINITY SUNDAY
..tine 8th; '.1952,
5t Paul's Church, Ripley
9.15 a.rn. 'Holy Baptism or
The
-Holy Comtiunion.
st, Peter's Churclio; Liicknow
11 a rti:: ,1Moi ning .Prayer ,'and.
Sermon.
St, Patel"s' Church, Dungannon
1210' pm.; Th ' HAY Come
niunion.
ANNOUNCEMENT
The Seirenty-Eiigli;th •''Artini-
versary of St. Peter's Church
Will bo celebrated on Sl nday;
June:22nd, .when 'rine of the
guest uPtOacheits will the 'The'
Venerabl Archdeacon
Townshend, •
.taws•
R. J': MacKenzie of .Lucknow an.d.
with other relatives. in .the coin=
rnunity.,
1VIi s:; .Bruce "Gammie : of Elora
and .daughters, MY•ss. Mi.ldred arid;
Mrs.- Gordon -Fair with Ghiidren-
Susan, and Sandy 'visited at. the
home of,.Mr. 'and Mrs. 'George
Ahdnew '.on Wednesclay. •• •
Lorna .Campbell, iwho recently
underwent—a ,nr:zlot, 'ane -r =tion iii:
Toronto, is eonvalesci'n,g , at the
home of . Mr../arid 'Mrs. R. ,H.
'Thompson. She „Was accompanied
by.. her sister,. / Mrs.- W.. J. Barber
of Ya•ncouver who iS also visiting.
here:,
Mr: and Mrs`:' Sam' Reid 'had as
their guests ,recently; Mr. . Elwin
.Cramm arid his aunt,' 1VIrs.'Thorr-
ton of Guelph, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Rete and' Mrs.: ,T'ichboitrne of'
Gorier ich and . Mrs,•, Garnet Fa'r:
Wayiii,� and Janice of White-
•c'hui•eh,
'VVecl; •cSnd Vitifo,it in the. Marne
of Mr. and Mrs. 'Sam Durnin Were
Mr., ahcl Mrs; Charles Topham of.
• Pantiirt• • and Mrs; . Ohevle • and
slaughter 'Javice of. Clifford, Mich.,.
Mr, and' Mrs. i'.cr r v 7I)ui rill. in'r
tw ci .daughters r s ; () . Luiiclati . and,
D.nnalc1 Strand taf. Arlington,.
Oreg:rin,
.u.R.II. ()VEEN s , ELIZABETH •
`I~liose •,t' I1( Wt'i c4 disappointecl
at Christmas . time. in not...being
able to st'<rtrp a copy of 1LLR Ih.
Prince's k lizalic tl,r • wit! bey :t ltacl.
to knov.7 that. rr shifrnmcen:t or,thi4
very' saole her:; just arrived
Under t'I e . title "HRH, "Quf.,'cn
Elizabeth" With extra pietitr,•e:. inr
eluding a: number of hhntos of the
Royal Tour. On hand' are also
i:amiber'tyf copies of "Thr. hoylal
ramil Y �` .YThc,. R.ov,nl Tout'"; and'
"Philip Duke of, Edinburgh!',, On.c
Will do well .to secure their copy;
before the: tourist seiason,:eapens.
< • CH ft,1STtAN BOOK .ftO'P.
PAGE THREE:
SHOR.THORN SALE.
WELL ATTENDED'
An average price 'of $416 on
36 head 'was realized at the 14th
annual • consignment „sale of
Scotch Shorthorns held by Keys,
Culbert and Gauntat the Clin-
ton Lions Arena, Thursday' afMter-
noon. Twenty-six . bred heifers
sold at. ,$11,309„ 3 cows at. $44.00;
and 7 bulls at $2,285, making
j totalsales at $14,985. The: sale.
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attracted : one of the largest
crowds, from south-western and '
central Ontario, to; !attend: such
an event and in spite' of this fact;
,bidding was a '.little slower than
at similar sales, In •view of- the
gene,arl. slackening .'of the cattle
marketbrought on. Iby the -
Un-ited Mates embargo against Can-
adia livestock due, to the foot
ease, a consign-
ors :•didat least • as well as they
. expected.'•
Top price for a :bull was $475,
raid' by Hugh';Menary, Lucknow,
and ,consigned `,by W.: A. ,Culbert.
and: Sons, Dungannon, while top.
price' heifer was $685, paid 'by
Thomas Webster, Auburn and
consigned by, Andrew C.: Gaunt,
Lucknow;' ,two ferriales, both con
Signed by Mtr, .Culbert, sold for
$700 each.,' with ThomasWebster
and- McDonald" Brothers, ''Ripley, -
as ,buyers; •
A tMmo!e sl n cmukte s,! s li 4> r!+A I tl$.,01
I+ . �■A: �I iY w �� .ter. �:
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LADIES', AND MEN'S WEAR
TELEPHONE 85
SPRING CLEARANCE
COATS AND .SUITS°
:Special factory clearance and stock oddments ' for budget 2,
'b vers. Assorted $tyles ; and Wbme materials in' Misses'' ' and 1,
': 'price. r .
n s sizes. Ail ,marked at, half Choose- .I
'yours early; •at this' •low'. price: • -
-.S'ISTER PASS ES .
The death -of Miss :'Agnes Griif
fin 'accurred in .. St.. Joseph's Hos-
api al, 'London, on ''Saturday. ,She.
was 'iin , her ,64th' . year;• having
'been born in •,Westminster Town=
ship. on August 20th, 1888. ••
• A//private funeral 'service Was
held. at the • McLennan-MacKen-,
•zie Funeral Chapel .on Tuesday,
:conducted . by Dr. W.. J, Mum-.
fo'd.. Interment was M. Greenhill,
Cernetery.'',
• Miss Griffin is survived.by ;a,
sister ,Jean, and ;.two brothers,
William and Thomas, '
FOURTH : CONCESSION.
:Mt. Iand Mrs. Johnny: Matko=
witch of .D,etroit" and. Miss Helen
MacIntyre of _.Flint _were ._week=
end` ,visitors, with. Mr. :and Mrs.;
Ted Collyer
Mrs., Howard, Mackie of Port
Colborne spent a few days with
leer friend,.'Mrs..Ira Dickie:
A' number .of Ashfield relatives'
of. Mrs Lloyd .MacDoutgiall enjoy-
ed a fishing . expedition and pic-
nic on the Fourth on Saturday.
Miss Marigat•et -Mac1 &na-ld. of
Sarnia Was' home: for the :.week-
end.
Sympathi ., .ex eided to Mrs
.:
Harry
Ramsay 'in the • death af
her mother, Mrs Ben Elder of
Chesley, Lake. . A.
Large ,crowds. attended the'
special tanniyerSarY. services in
'South Kinloss .church .aril Sunday
to hear Rev G: 'M. Young •oi 'For-
est, •a former' . minister. Whi
here, Rev:; and Mrs,. Young, we e
guests at 'the home of .Mr..a' •d:
Mrs.,. W: F. MacDonald
Mr., and.. Mr.S; Cecil Levitt . of
Corunna .Were up for . another.
Toad of cedar posts at Ira `Dickie's•
last week:
MRS., TOYS PASSES
The death of Mrs. Wm. D. Toye
of To'ronto,;. mother of• Mrs. 4W. B.
Anderson • rrf Lucknow., occurred
in Wingha:m Hospital: an Sunday.
The. ;funeral .service was -held in
To.i`orito 'o•ri. Tuesday, with inter.,
neat, iia 'IVliouri,t Pleasant: Cern-;
iter y, i
rs. Toye, was known tc a
rium.ber the village, having
visited here' on .•nurnerons , areas -
;ion:: at ,her daughter's."Besides
Mrs. Andersotl; •'two song:, also sur-
or -onv'iye, Arthur' and Harry of Tor-
onto, •
to..•., .
You don't get freers from what
y q>r eat. 'Vou eget their from
w }rat's+ eating you,
Week --unci° guests ' rf Mrs, M. .
Slirout were her 'sister., Mrs ' R•.
Rose., and Mr..•Rosel and her tiVo
nieces, Mrs. R. ri-tanke and Miss'
'patina Rabe tall '•af Grand Rapids.
;Sunday :visitors were Mi{ ',and
Mrs„ Oliver Sritith and 'soil, Wes,
Mr,: and Mrs. Prank Barkwell and:
Mr. and Mrs .Stewart Brook$ and•,
three• sons' Of Ripley,
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DRESS SALE, " •• ,
Another opportunity. *to stock up on a ' few better dresses
at drastic reductions.' Ali sizes An group.. — crepes, silks,
nylons, cottons, etc,="a . style !for everyone. 'These include,
g1
special 'factory buys arid as few samples:
GROUP .1-42.004, GROUP :x$5.00, GROUP 3-758.90 7
LIN
GRRI
E ,SPECIALS. •
SLIPS & GOWNS
•P JA .
MA
Y .S.•...
'.:$1.99'
-• - BRASSIER§-:__: .• ._.. - PANTIES' •
Short and long, lines
49c $1 3 for .00
':Assorted- materials .and '.'stylesjust ;the bargains
-•y.,au've';.been : hoping to find. •
HOSIERY
• NYLON ` SUBS • Nylon' or, 'Cotton' • GLO;VES ' ..
99c ,, ANf(LETS'. ' White and colors"
sizes . 5i/2. to' g}% -29c:' 79c
..9 .to 101!-390'. Rayon
This. Sale STARTS :OST `SATURDAY .at` 9:00 o'clock.
No. '`lay-aways or' Obarges Or exchanges, please.
ESTABLISHED THROUGH SERVICE
Sam,rk,�N,ININHBo�.�tsu+�o4.0n�u.f�tN.00n,�u•
;�r,.,,
Caused by drinking.' How long be:-
fore
be-fore the 'people, realize that they.
are on the losing endof the bar-
gairi with the , liquor traffic?-
Ad'vt . .
THE,. VOICE OF TEMPERANCE
The other .day- a', friend sent
the writer... of this..paragraph the
financial •statement of a brewing
company: It was the record for'
another `suecesshu.l.. year: --There-;
were' substantial dividends : for
directors.;and stock;, holders,: What
the report' did not mention• was
the .,Toss suffered by these who
consymed . all. the Liquor,. That's
the 'story: of •strong- drink—enor
mous' profit for • those.' who make
'..,it ;and-grie-uous-lost tor.:hose-mho
take' it,-Morooyer the•,public i's.:
becoming iner ea,;ing1y.' concerned..
Over. the.,rilounting ..bill of'loss'
chargeable against strong drink.
There. are too many • Crimes taus-
ed. by drinking•—too f !any high=
Way accidents :caused by' :drink
ing.-•-too muchwork-time lost by
-drinking---,too mank homes brok
en up by drinking—too'much .im-
,overishrrient :.and degradation
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Parotin
Papering.
erin .
Spray or BP
rush'
STEEL'; ROOF. PAINTING
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We use .
PITTSBURGH .PAINTS
e Sold• by John W.. Henderson
Lumber' Ltd. ,
Izti'e i.or •.an x error.
Em'berhn»&.. Machines.
Phones
Lucltnow 194-m
"Wingham :654-12
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• -HURON. .COUNTY: FEDERTION,
AGRIVITURE
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'RACES, 'SPORTS Eycsass : §?FTBALL GAME t.
and SADDLE,.HORSE RACES: .
DANCE IN IlLYTH ME114011AL HALL
T74 The/Mtisic of Clayton Steeper and His Band.
bane`ng from 930 to 1 ''
PLAN 'TO HAVE THE.. ENTIRE r AMU, x -ATTEND
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