The Lucknow Sentinel, 1949-04-07, Page 3THURSDAY, 'AP. RA, '7tiiI9s!
THE:. LUCKN'OWSENTINEL, LUCK:NOW, ` ONTAR,I4.
Local
FUR COA0:71IU ROOFED
for •5years for •Ionily Z5. cents a
year. B'erleu Motthspray guaran-
tees to repair your coat if damag-
ed: by .matba.._!lthin 5+ears ZNM,
iMMURDIl'. & SON.
Jaek.;SteWart left last week to:
resume itis duties on�a lake boat..
. Ow.en Treleaiven , has been, i11
•,pneumonia. .
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;Tack -"Watson frorrk I ondon was.
• a :caller in town on Monday : ,
Mrs Neil Campbell who spent
the' winter in Toronto, Stratford
and Clinton returned to town ,the
first ofthe week; '
•rhere (was , aibourt �' one hundred
- 'persons: at 'the "A�IuRninum din-
ner" in 'tine United Chuxoh:scl}iool
r Qm ori, Monday even ng,n under
auspices of:the' • Wot fen's •:Assoc a
tiob. •A delicious. meal Was''ser'-
vet,. ... '
WINGHAM .PLAY COMING
HERE NEXT WEDNESDAY
"Nothing But The Truth",-, 'a
hilarLous •.3• acct play will be pre-.
seated tIby the *Ingham bramati�,'.
Society" in .. Luplcnbnnr ' Tovu Hall.
next Wednesday, nit. This play
has been presented- for four
nights 'iri : Wi.righam;: and it. 4s ex-
petted'there will, •,be a. sell -but
erowd • here :next „• Wednesday.
'Seats are not, ibemg• 'reserved, so
it
w0). be ' Well. to be on •,hlanid
early
A dance will follow, the' play
with music by Farrier's Orchestra:
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�Yre--event is�-spo ,s red-�by, •;bhp,,
'Lucknow. .'Agricultural Society.
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Spoke At Guelph
J. *C. 1VlcNaib was -in Guelph` otY
Wednesday at•`a` Ontario:Cream-
ery;` managers, convention, • and
was one of ' the speakers `'at: the
afternoon session
'B:RI_
KINGS DLE. •
and Mrs.' f•Jos..":Garvey, arid.
„family. it . of • Toronto. Mp�e-
. m y, rAnto..ant�: Sunday
at the GarveY home.
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'Mrs. ' W711 Clare is. • visiting :--in-
ondon.
Mr. and Mrs. r Lyal Lannan
spent: a. day.:in Strapford. .
Miss Edna'Deitrigf •-Kitchener
spent the week -end With ,Mrs.
Lyai Lannan:. •
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den
1 have been ;appointed
Rawleigh .dealer. for the
Townships : of
TIJRNBERRY,
EAST` & WEST
WAWAN+OSH
ASHFIELD •
(North, of 'Dungannon).
Lorne
ArcLeal
USS TED :CHU.RCH
L UcKNOW
Itel. J. 1V: Stewart, B.A., B.D.
Pastor `
StINDA1 • APRIL 10; . 1949
11 a.m"Sacramei' t of Lord's
Supper"
Story "Palmi Trees
Reception of; Members. - :
_.`Communion:. 4
12,35, p.in.: Sunday 'School:
7 it ni, "Road" Building"
:eral
1VIns; -Si- J, .Pymzn returnedlast
week from St, Petersburg,
ida , •
Mr. avid Mrs... T1 omak Sandy 'of
•Godez ioh :viisitett. -thee ratter part
of the week v i1 h .Mrs, ,James Mc-
Donald
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Mrs.. Essie Purves returned • re-
c.entlyrfroin 4pendingthe winter
in Saskatchewan 'w+itlh. her .brd-th:-
e.t•''and* othe:►r' 'relatives. She, has:
now 'gone to' Strathroy.
• W i1,�'er d Black'
hap been on the
-sick list; and on' Siunday Miss
Elizabetth' Welk substituted for,
him•e;at , the Forgan in , the United
Church.
'Mr. awl. ly1rs. MacMillan,
Mr: and,` `Mrs. Pact lylacMillan,,
Miles MacMillan,' Jr. andMt. and
Mrs . 1.;:.1VMacMillari-attended'the.
funeral on on at' PPinkerton.
of their . a•unt;. Mrs. AdLar Knox..
• .GIRL 'GUIDE NEWS
The. • .re ar Meeting • 'of .. ' the
:Girl Guides was 'held' last Friday
n j ht in. the Legion Roo ns. '
g ;
,Court of Honour.. was ;held: `at
.6.b0. o'clock at :whidh much-busi-
ness.
busi-ness. was 1atte ded .' to.. Mrs. ' Me -
Kim infoimled tus that the Skaters
- B°ad, es•,�l:alwe�ar�L-veda:nd : wi
g 11 be
gxv-en put `very soon.`
Any Guides : that are sure: they.;
will .Ibe.. able - to ':attend' the :new
• Guide ''Camp this'' suim+mer,' , are
asked to let the Patrol Leaders
know: so 'that they will:have some
idea how manyR . are � oiri `g.�'
The; Guides' trying. the: Hiker's
Badge started their'series of hikes
last, Saturday.:, The purpose oaf:`hes
hike Was to';locate a place close
to town and near' a good •w+e11,
where they. Might' go :on, future
hikes: These' }34.+kes:will e:.aln east-
ever °.'Saturda: all summer.
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After . the- business 'was, discuss
ed' the '.Guides took,, ,pencils ,and
paper and tried, the written parts:
of ' their Hostess •and ., Scribes
Badges. The' .Guides :n ho had fin
ished .the `-SScrtaP_• ;Book,`for .'the•
Scribes :Badge handed' th;em.':into
the', tester:
The • ;Guides finishing - •`early
Worked on their ••sernophore `. As.
the time- taken. to ::write 'the, tests
varied :the Guides' left when the
=majority had finished.:.
As' I\nrs: McKim will ,be away,
the:. ineetinLg on Friday night will
be in charge of the: Senior' Patiro1
Leaders; Winnifred Ste-Wart.:and.
Gladys Gibson. W,e "are ,tasking °all
Guides itO be .pt esent if possible.
OBITUARY
MRS. ROBERT` `SPROAT.
Mrs, 'Rabei t: Sp roa't, Turnberry
to nsl5;ip; dle'd-Sand'ay after .a
lengthy 'i'llnes��, 'Born in Turn:
berry,' .Mrs.' 801 '64' Who 'was in
her '• 7O,th.. year, .was' a -life-long
resident sof thatt locality with the
c. 4cptr.,n of sever l 'years in thc
rarct McKinnon, and was a rne.tn
err of ,Wingh.arn' Sacred 'Heart
C,h u-rch, ' the Catholic 'Women'
League, 'and Altar Society'. Sur -
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her, 'husbandaro
two ,•h•n , and , at
h;u tic fL ur l`''t1 e s. a•7id: five.
tt�i A'ng. , liugll "Aleve, •J•ahii',
a.11 .o,f Turnberry' tounn5hip, Airs.
George .S1,iiYfi;, Winghan;i'; ' Mrs.
Peter • t)a:wso.n,:.Ashfiel4,totivnship;
Mr's. Patrick.• Kiligon,, St., Marys;
Mrs. J. O'Connor, AShfie;lel,' Miss
Annie M:eKinnon, Turn,ber,•y. One•
si.s ocr, Miss. John Lannon of Tor
onto, died two weeks-.:a;;;o. Re-
quieth high 'it'tass was : sang': by
Rev'. F: • J. 'Bricklin • W<:xinesday
tnorning 'at the `Sacred Heart
Church in, Wingham: Burial was
'in the. Roman 'Catholic Ceanetery.
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'Church .be held at 1,45.
an&t Sunday School' after at 3..00
O'clock. . • . .
Mrs. Daisy 1eCharl;es visited
last - l! riday With Mrs: Susan 'An••
„drew-- and Mr. 'and Mrs.- Gordon
Kirkland:,.
Mr; and 'Mr. Fred. Anderson
visited recently. with . Mr & •Mrr.
Sarre ' Kilpatrick of Crewe.
Mr,.land MA' Frank Ritchie .$
Anne visited a day with Mr. and.
Mrs. Allan McAuley ' of Ripley.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver McOharle ,
and John sl ient last Friday" with.
Mr. and Mrs.• Nelson Baynard.,
Mr. Leonard: Ritchie is in
Wrngham:I ospitaL'
` MissqDloirothy and 'Lillian• Ray_
!Lard, • visited 9 their• parents„ :Mr.
`.and .1VIrs, Nelson' Raynard.
Mr. Harold' Gardner visited his
mio,ther,,, Mrs Will Gardner, for,
the week -end
Mr,' and Mrs Jmi McKay spent
Saturday ,with Mr.. 'land Mrs: • Wes
Ritchie.
ZThe missionary .meeting will be
held at the 'home of 'Mrs, Wesley
Ritchie on Aparil 14th...
.Miss Lois `Hunter of ; Toronto
and Mr. sand' Mrs. ' John McZin--
Anon arid. family : Q' Tiverton . vis-
ited Sunday' With Mr. and Mrs.
Will •Hfunter 4aLtid: Mr and Mrs:
'.Pim, Huflter.
and " Mrs,' -'Wim • 'Humphrey
.and Lloyd and •Mr:; and:. Mrs.Hrar
old Hiurnphrey 4and Barbara Anne'
and Mr. and Mrs... George .Web-
ster of St Helens visited:'Mr. ;and
Mrs.. Jake 'Hunter .'on Sund4ay.
�.; (Intended.: for .Last ; Week)
1Vrr: and Mrs "r`rank Rit• f e:'and
Anne visited: Satu'.rdtay evening
•wiith Mr. ' and
Mrs:
Atxley Mrs:.•Cameron Mc -
on theoccasion Of "Mr,. and
Mrs McAuley's 3Qth' wedding;.,a•
niversary
1VJr.'and Bob.i chi
tc a v>5 -
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ited Sunday with .Mr.'.arid.,Mrs:
Henry. Gardner
Mr.`' and Mrs Bob . Irv! and.
Betty' Misited >S nda :with Mrs;
and :Mrs: Nelson'Bayslaxd
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Mrs,: Ivan ''Papernick•;and Larry
and Miss • Dorothy`:;Ha : Yn `'ard, visit
.y
& :Sunday at M—r.",an:d` MrST, Will
Ri'tchie's..'
We are: sorry; to hear Mrs, Cecil
Gardner is in Wiragham Hospital.
Poor Syrup ' Season •
Indications, are tlat,local maple
syrup .suppli•
es ate going to be: a,
bit short. ••Tihe season isn't fav-
orable to a :igiood sal run,..and.
well.' there doesn't :ap r ;to he
as many as usual engagedin
m along ; syrup
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New Postal Stamp
To •mark the 'reception of New-
foundland' as 'the tenth province
of ' Canada, a new four -cent, post
'age stamp has been printed, ':The`
new issue was received last week
at the local' posto1 i,ce:
WHITECHURCH.
-(Tao• tate:'rfor LastWeek):
Mr. Robert .'Hiitdhisox► 'has
bought the farm'•east of the; vin.;
age , where James :, McInnes has`
lived fo r a .number of years and :'
is: moving there, this, week.,' Mr.
red 1Vfrs,=Merrrlesadfl
:have moved to .the home which.
they. recently purchased, knows
as the Clow ,home
• Rev. Mr:. Watt ' attended the :.
funeral of the .late• Mr.' Cooper,
at .Hanover last :week. .
Mr, Fred Newman andpona1d
and Marilyn spent 'a :feu •days in r
Hamilton last week.;•
We
.are.' glad to. welcome Mrs.
Joe Tiffin, Sr'., back to her' home
after being more than 2 . months'
in :Wingham' Hospital with a frac-
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tured. hip
Mrs. Lorne ' Drumlin. and ,two
sons spent -S iiiday afternoon With--
her'another, Mrs;.'. D; Kennedy
Mr. end Mrs. Jack Bayes of
Detroit 'spent the week -end with
Mr. Aand Mrs. Ohaiilie• Tiltfin and
Mrs. it. Tiffin and other relatives.
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In, • The. Town Hall, 'Luck low
at 8..0.0 O'Clock sharp.. ,
Election of ; Officers -and Executive of .1
New Chamber Will Take •Place. ;,
This Meeting is of interest ;to bath,Urban and
Rural Residents 'A lar a turnout is; requested.
The . Y:. P. of Chaliner . churcoh' : last ' Tue• ''
s ., sday even' m Ghalmers
visited.. the Young .People of .,the, church 'wihen .the: pastor; Rev W;:
United cihiirch .last Tuesday. aev S •Sutherland`;ahowed.pictures An:
ening., Mrs.• Groskorth, the ipresi- :overseas work w•vhieh.
dent,' 9 ened the`• meie'ti ' ' With ,a. -interesti and :instructive;:
mg song ' .The worship '''Service,' Mrs: ' Lorne;' Jel mstc n; Misses
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was..conduct d .ns b ' Clarence Mc-. ; .Grace' acid Jean MacKinnon and
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Cleric after which a . social `• Ltheir'. mother,, 'iMrs:. iMacKmnon .
tiin,e;�w,�as :spent with ' elan•nes:: ani` also M�:'''Ben McCaenlaghari, mot-'
contests Lui'rich,. Was , seared.• :A' ,ored to .London on Sunday' and.
'very enjoyable' time was spent .by .visited. with Mr. Jotriiston •who
Alt • in :Westaninster:... itaL;:; He .isr '
Mr. and. Mrs. Victor. Emerson nunpraving teas weI1' an can be ,ex
and 'Mrs: Geo: `M,oClenaghan and . 1pebted: Mrs Plunkett who has
Ronnie Ry :miade a tripto G!0'd- �beea :. ith ;Mrs: Johnston for some'
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erich on Monday: tLme went with` ahem and went
A :odd . gas resent to her home in Torontoe
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ELECT tl RE'5 TTNAT ARE: WELL, KNOWN,
TIRES THAT HAVE PROVED THEIR SUPREMACY.
ON>' EVERY .KIND 'OF "ROAD 'AND FOR ..•,... •.
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The White Rose Station.-
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