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Mrs. A. E. Tavener 'announces the ,opening : of a morning,
Nursery for children under school age, to be known : as
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Theprogramme will'consist:of games, stories and expression:,
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work, through. which the. young 'Child may learn co-operation
with others and constructive self-expression:
the opening .of the Fall . Term on
Plans are under way. for pe '
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e: tember . 7th. Applications can, be received Wednesday; September
for' a number ` of children.
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Telephone 142-J
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:ENGAGEMENTS,
Mir:' and Mrs. Dan, Nicholson,
Lucknow, announce ,the engage-
ment of : their dauighter, Mar-
garet Miller, to Mr Lorne And-
rew Ritchie; son . of Mr, and Mrs.`I
Giordon Ritchie,.. Lucknow. The
marriage will take place in :the
LucknowPresbyterian Church
on . Saturday,' September 17th at,
four •o'clock.:•
OBITUARY
THU,RSSDAY 8]. P 'MBER' 1 1949
MR. WILLIAM E. HENDERSONadies
Death ;tame suddenly .on Sun
day to Mr, William. E Hender-
son, lifelong resident of this.
omirnunity and a widely known
rover. He was in his 64th year.
Mr, Henderson had not been
iri ' the best. •of 'health, but on
Sunday was enjoying a motor'.
drive with ,his son Jack, accom-
partied,' +ky Misses Ethel Robert-
son, Gretta .Canpbell. and Flora.
MacDonald, Stopping at, a 're-
freshment
re-freshment booth at Po?tlar Beach,
Mr. -Henderson •suggested that'
Jack eget ice Cream,, pones and,
it *as : while Jack was. making
tl epurchase that his Dad. slump
ed .`• suddenly : and passed away
without, :speaking..A ..word; •
;. ,Mr... Henderson was a . son of,
the tlate.T Mr :, and . Mrs J.axnes J.
Henderson,. pioneer'. residents , of.
'Ashfield ToWnship, who moved'
to .Lucknow over sixty years, ago
to make• their home
Mr: Henderson. has long been
noted as a successful drover
whose operations' were conducted
on:. a large, , scale, ;but ; with an.
integrity that, won, him the con-
fidence
onf idence; :.and' respect of the hun
dreds of ' persons with whom he
had +•bi1 iness dealings . Few.. mien
were More widely. known than,.
was ' Mr. Henderson- who ' was;,
familiarly . a n d ,-• respectfully
known es. "Big Bill"°.•He was kind
and ' hospittapble and Many will.
rniSs --his f-ri-endshitp: andounseL.
Ire was, an ardent. Liberal in
polities
and faithful un:ember arid.
•
liberal . suppiporter of the Luck
now.' Presbyterian • Church; ,and
served on 'the Board, of Managers.
He was an ;•enthusiastic horticul-
turist and.• took a great, ,pride", in
'the .seises that adorned; ,his • Hlave-
lock St: home
Mr.: Henderson wassadly, be-;.
:reaved: six • years. ago by the deatl
:of his•' wife,' formerly. "Christina
Maud,. Robertson,' : who passed
away • on , Mlarch.:10th; 1943:i•
The funeral service, which Was
verly.' largely attended,'. was field•
at his late residence on Tuesday
afternoon . conducted by his' ?Pas-
tor, Rev.' C. , H.. MacDonald, Dvp.,,
with •:miterrnent 'in Soutli, Kinloss-
,Cemetery.' Pall(bearers-w re Har-
old' Young, ':Herb Miller; er-
son Irwin, Hugh Cuming„ Stewart
'Robertson,.•,J...'A. Thompson,' W..
A. ' Porteous' and :George Elliott.
Mx: Henderson is survived.' by
one daughter, .Mrs: K. "R.: Chester
.(Jessie) of Toronto and line son
Jack at heme Surviving • also are
• two • Sisters; Misses Elizabeth and:
Pearl, Henderson of Lucknow.• He.'
Was predeceased two -years' ago,
on ,July, 30th, Eby his fbrother;John?
W. Henderson; .and 'setv'eral. years
'earlier by' a sister Dollena.; ; : ''
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TEEF"r Age- ' and, Mrs.: Roy Aa
Teeft : (nee Jean Ciulbert),.';are,
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a
happy` `to .. •announoe, the arrival
of a daughter,'' Mary Jane, at.
Dunnville' Memorial `> Hospital,:
August 12, 1949.
•
GARDNER-Mr: and Mrs. Lorne
Gardner(nee Helen.,' Tomlinson)
are' happy to announce the- ar-a
rival of a song Terry Wayne, at.
Wingham General • Hospital on
Tuesday, August ,30th, 1949.
WEBST.Pit--In. ,Kincardine Hos-
pital. on •A'wgust 23, 1949, to>;,'Mr.
and Mrs.': 3! lliott Webster; :Kin-•
.cardine, ;a son::
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SKIRTS—plaids and plain .shades size 12 to 20
COTTON,. DRESSES -for ,early; fall• .w.ear • .
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SHILTS—T=Shirts, • plaid Shirts 1 ,
pullovers' and: • . sweater coats ;
SWEATERS=-Silceveless, ,
ODD' PANTS—Worsted, Gabardine and Sharkskin
• • , TIES , in all the ' latest patterns.
Belts Braces, : Shorts, Shirts and Windbreakers
South` Kinloss W.M.S. , '
The August meeting ; of the
'South ,Kinloss' W,M.S. was held `
at the home of'..Miss''Annfe 'Mac
Lead. There were 12 :: members
present:and a nunnber.of visitors..
The meeting opened With hymn:.
590 followed by the L'ard's pray
m: unison:.. The 'scripture reading
and Meditation ': was given by
Miss Martha Sutherland The roll
call was .answered by a "harvest
verse",.' Miss Marjorie Dance, an
instructor at tthe daily Vocation-
al
ocational Bible School,: which is .being
held in Luclenow,, lave' 'a lvery,
interesting.talk en both her work
at the .Vgcationrdl. Bible '.School
and l.so' as a student . at the Lon-.
-don Bible -Institute:: 11IIiss--Annie-;.
MaSKay •gave a very interesting.
Women's • Institute
plans -to cblarter a bus to the
Western Fair' •at L"ondon, on Sep`
tember •15th: *'Pierre ` will ' be ac-
comodation.• for 29 persons; the.
fare being $2.95. Institute mem-
bers will have •priority but ectra
be , available paper on'the origin• of the hymn,`• part .in; the prayer circle, were
accomodation will � 'p p , With,-
. ride. "Abide. Me" .. The' topic. Mrs.` L. Maciver . Mrs, Lloyd
to anyone applying for a . ,
.. given uther�
• •I MacDougall; Mrs: Alex S
ft' with Mrs. Which was given by Mrs: Fraser � ,
N�aanes should'' be leMacKinnon, was: ;a continuation land, Miss Margaret MacDonald;
Philip Stewart.. •
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Childs' and Misses' Canvas Outing Shoes,
leather -4 ndalsand the balance of summer
ar' lines. at greatlyreduced prices.
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LOT MEN'S. AT $1.95
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LOT 5 -GIRLS AND WOMEN'S AT $2.95
•Mrs. Archie ' MaCIntyre and MI`s.'
.Bau ch.. MrS.,_Don, MacIver , gave
a vote eif ;'thank 'to the Ort
andt lose • taking part o f the
program. Hymn 701 WasSung and'
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