HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1949-06-02, Page 5• THZ?RSxtAV, JUNE 2nd, 1949
, T E LUCKN•QW' SENTINEL LUCKNOWr 01 a. ` U •
,Y BO L ETHEA •
.SA!�II�T!G 'VAN ... v � ,Alt1IAN ll�>iVE,
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:DEANERY, �
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•Y, , i' Y garly di<agn 1,s ..and:* treatment
, of tuberculosis h,a: saved many
Over eighty young peoplefrom
Tara, Chesley, . Walkerton, Soot'
ampton, Lucknow, Lurgan an
i ,in.loui h 'met at ,the Church of
the Ascension; Kinlough, for the
annual sprii;ig.'raily. The Deanery,
t•
.president,^•Miss Ma.yy...Boyie, ppre-
rsided. ,•
lis v: 'C..,, W. Owen of Southainp-
ton read, the scripture lesson•_and
led
in- prayer, Mr. M.idfor. d, .Wall,.
president of the K plot& h.- A. Y. -
P.,
:P. A, welcomed the visitors. on
{behalf :of the' -local society. The:
secretary,' Mrs. Louise Broadfoote
Of' Tara ret.td the minutes' of the
Fhli rally. held°in Kincardine. The
financial .x•eport was • also read
skoWirig:',a neat, balance.; in .tne4
A. E..• Ruch of
Walk. . thenn rod d t•
W, l i i t ace wo
new clerxynien, and their: wives.
ager at Listowel. •'
pE N 11117GUE$
e'ator aria,. • author of :.. The
• Creator 1 'which
'Craigs,• .:tike � d�°a;ma `:'Sema.
• rd' each week -day :as part
•'s,hea
the CBC'S noon. our •, farm
broadcast. "for •Fntario and Que-
bee. '. Mr, % iaghes. ibegan . life as
• a ',fai4m: boy, mdvin�g to :.the city
as a your g man to, take tip'jaurn
m. He:woz°iced'as',a newspaper
an in Eaglaind• and. in Canada,
t en as . a radio announcer. His
career' is now in• • advertising;,
carri4b•ines with. 'part.-
' ' time farming." and script=writing
- tor�::the; CBC. •
'Kids! See the "Penny .T
In 'Ttie :Parse" : Coiat Tlrlek
Plus' other games,,, puzzles ,and
surprises;'. in .The ',Comic, Weekly.
Club Corner, in Puck, The'• Com,•ic
Weehly,'big:celer• comic xnagai,ne.
in two sections with_ this .Sunday's
(June ..5) .Detroit `S•tinday;,Times:
A'Lso follow' the ••Comic Weekly
Cldb Corner in' the; Daily :Detroit ` he ,pi esident, . Miss May Boyle,
then :;took.,.the ,chair for, the:'re
maindec•_of:.:the cwening: A �hyinn
and prayer :closed -the devotional,
part
A. short .pr'ograrl •was ,then' gi`v=
en acrd.' rnuch'enjoyed by'
. eluding;, ,so1c s, 'Mrs.. Harold .Halms
derby dialogue,• •well 'presented;
'by : Don; Joyce and 'Douglas!. Hal:
de•iiby,'.a`, hurnoro•us .reading. by
Miss: Bernice Hudson,` Tara.. The
Rev . L..W:•••`Owen,, the Rev Hate
ve.y
Parker,,and the lie�v: Tavener!
coli spoke .•• briefly Votes 'of..
thanks -Were tenderedthe officers
for` / their splendid work during
the.past year and to the:Kinilougl •
for. the lovely .way they..
had prepared'and decorated their.•
Sunday :'School••rcoin..in .the A.' Y:
P, A.;..Coloi s, blue`•and• white,` for
the occasion and, also to all'Who
assisted: v.ith the .program A: de-:
'l cious' lunch was then served:3 y
the Kiloci•gh ladies and, :during.
this trine the ' executive' met .arid
made; plans for .the Deanery
P:. A.''' picnic to ,be . held at:; the
Southai Upton beach on Wedness-:
lives, 'but TB patients.:must ,b.a
carefta to •ifollow 'their 'doctors
instructions to the 'letter if they
wish to alv;oid the • danger of 'a
re1apise, .;Patients 'disehar ged,. from`
sanatoria: meed' tin +e• to accustom
their bodies to the rotitir e of Jiv-
ing.. Wbirk tolerances must be de-
veloped. slowly. Take .it slowly
for: a. while. •
And Ilhen: there': was the • cow
who .asked rano her �cov%r`what. she
thought of the , new ;farmhl'.
•'An,'awful. rude, .was the. reply.;.
fer :To W e ton ran
gains red W st
'Dou' las Finneyof 'the ' Liston
•weI- ibrancii of the :Canadian Rank
of Commerce has been. transferr-
ed, to ..the Weston 'branch; His,
who have la eiy takezi.:over par_ father, Mr L. A. Finney, is roan-
� Y
islmGs•iri the deanery'
1VLi ',Ruch also presided for the
election : of officers 'who are 'as
collo"ws: 'honorary pres., Rev. Ft..
A.. E. 'B,uch; Walker tori; • chaplain,
Rev:. L. W.' Owen, Southampton;,
,preTs`,*Miss May Boyle, itinloUgh ;.
vice pros.,. Mi s. Lorne Clarke,;
Klricardine, sec'.y., `Vis. ; Louise
Bi'oadfoote, Ti7'a;',tr'eas., Mr.,Wrn:
Harmer,.Southampton'. Deanery
rep3 t seaatative to __the D=iocesan
Council ick Hudson, of
'Tara. The wives of 'all ,the• dean-
ery:clergymen were chosen •:as;'a
c:omiilittee to • nr ganize° a dramatic
society:. for.' eoiipetition with Mrs,:.
L ' 1V.•' Opti en,, .convener•; and: later..
when plans are. fully :completed
and plays. r.e;ady` . for ,presentation,
to••' hold ••a dramatic festival: ••
.,RESURFACING of , ;. High••way, - 9
frons- Kincardine to Blackhorse.
1 appears :to, have been terminated,
teiiapoiiarily at least, ,at. the Ripley
road, In' :some quarters: the ','opin-
ibn • is expressed• that. this. may be
due to •the last.provincial: election.
when, I.. P:.rohnstone, :Progress.-
ive=Conservative anember was.
turned down for • Liberal .candi.
date' Kenzie Foster:'
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Cemetery lettering a specialty.
All modern. machinery.
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'Phone: 256 Wingham, Ont.'
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A •farnily'; plot ' should be
graced ,with the ,sh 'itae�like'
beauty • of 'a monument which
will' be everlastingly a tribute
to those at rest.. We have rnany
'classic .• styles to suggest, • and
wil'1 work with 'you on Ciis-
tom designs..'.
Exceptionally low prices.
No canvassing,which ellniin-
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Inscriptions, ° .. Repairing
Sandblasting. Memorials
25 Fears' Experience. .,
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All •work persona11y' executed
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or
NEIL MaeLENNAN,
Ripley,':Oniario.
JEAN' 'MleLEOI ,. 'of Ripley has:' a sumituer
pitch-, for the. Beach : Electric in' Clark
the Toronto Beaches Softball,Lea
``gue this , Sumner .
r cf e
:L O D ri�;ana e til..
WM. E NAR �. 8 ,
Royal -l3,ank at ° , iCoaksville, ,and
formerly of Ripley, is being trans-
ferred ;to . Durham. Mr, Leonard
cottage �i
W LANEP pastor at'
Wesley Willis tlnited :••'°:Church;,
Clinton, . for the past eleven years;.
will • preach his : farewell servons
on ,Tune 26.th:•lie 'has accepted the
'pastorate at Brussels:: .•
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day, July -2Uth, .
BORN
NIE1VAiY=In Win.gha:rl Gerferal
Hospital ori Satu:rday, May:2lst,,
to Mr, and .Mrs; Clifford, Meri•ary;.
t4ucknoiw,a soil,
I� TCHIE-In Windham General,
losptal on Thursday,. May 19Th,.
to 'Mr. tmd' Mrs, Harold Ritchie,
Luer now,. a sots.
SCOTT Wingharr General
Hospital on ;Thursday, May 19th,
Mr,: and y 4Geotge. H. Scott,
Wingham,`a daug1 Ater. •
WAS' NINETY-ONE IN MARCH:`:
In .spite of his ninety=one years,
Mr, James' BBark.ley;:of Echo Bay, •
Ontario, still takes much enj•or,
fi:'.nt, fron7• perusing The Sentinel.
One • o'f' this district's :old timers
he celebrated, his 91st birthday
in Manch, Last year lie attended
the truce Couhtyff reunion and.
Met a,;few •old, friends;..'althoughh.
most of those lice intirnat knew.
„bygone days hake, :. ssed on,
Mr, Ba7kley's 'Subscription' 'was.
rrenew'ed•.by..a niece; Mrs. Richard
Gardner of Dungannon; ,
n event of • rain .• meeting will be held • in the West ' Street Arena.
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