The Lucknow Sentinel, 1949-11-03, Page 7T,URSDAY, NOVH1VIBER3i 1949.
MEMQ;RIALS
WINGHAM MEMORIAL
• `SHOP •
1
famous for
Artistic Memorials;
at very reasonable, prices:'
Always. a' large stock, in
' choicest granites to;..
• choose from..
Cemetery lettering: a specialty
" Alt modern machinery.
R, A. SPOTTON,
,'Phone.256' =– Winghamt Onto
A .`family ' plot 'should be •
graced with • the shrine -like •
beauty ofa monument which
win be everlastingly a tribute
to those at rest We have many
classic ` styles to.' suggest, and
Will work with you ' on' cis
tom ' designs.
': Exceptionally low prices:.
No canvassing, which,• elimin-
ates: sales' commissions.
Inscriptions Repairing
Sandblasting Memorials •
25 ,y ars',, .Experience •• •
The '.latest. in ,Portable
Sandblast Equipment
'All Work `personally executed,
rownlie MemTor:ial
Alfred. St:', WINGHAM•.
'Phone 450 •
NEIL , MacLENNAN,
Ripley, Ontario.
es,'
EVERYONE SAYS
et. .
SIS WONDERFUL
Safesure,BERLO}U-''
protections against moths
Costs little . ... , . ,a small
yearly, investment '. l uys
guaranteed, .'protection ..for
clothing, , rugs, blankets/ &,
•'furniture. Used And 'proven
'since :1930 by thousands of
'professional moth r'
1;Rf:0U' p oofers,
• B •
Writing guarantees' . in
g to • stop moth -dam
age for .5 years,. When ap
• plied as directed, or ' a s;.
the, darns a Be -,safe
pi• g
b'.-
BERLOU today!
W. SENTINEL LUCxNOW, ' ONTARIQ
BOUNDARY EAST I' Presbyterian Eveningr ' Auxi lacy
.
1, I° The meeting Opened with the
o
n(burg and .Mr,. and Mrs. Prayer w'as r:eatedAlex Hlackett of 'Win�gh;am iiunison. Ma ld
ed wi Mrs � H. MacDonald
th Mr. and 'Lord's
M'rs; ':Pharls read' tlie' `current events: and. a
.blathers, the Pastokeek-end. ngs, Ronnie Perster, Nancy &Ross spent' the •Week -end in Lon,.:don• ..•., Miss Grace 11;loir and her uis entertained at a ' HallP p -
masquerade and social, ' in No..9 Gladys MacDonald, with. ,,,,school ori 'Wednesday evening., A 294repeated'nunison.asa'programwasput.. on 'by.the ,pups :er.•Chapter, 7 from the*topi.e b
ils and a number; of games and EnterChina";-was taken by
contests were enjoyed . by an : P•earl -Henderson; Prayer:Iqy.afterwards!Janet Gaunt and. M,audie fisher• closed the rneeRonnie.C'oriley..?vere ;the • prize after '•which: the hostess; Mrswinners for :best costumes. `Judges K. '-MacDonald, Served: luxich:'were `Miss P and MrsMcClen-. i jaghan 'ofWhitechurch, Lunch and'' Presbyteriancaudy`aWere served by'°the'.ladies •The' PresbyterianYoungand `older pupils- in charge. : pie's 'Guild opened with• t
On. ,Oetober .' 2lst, '181 guests thenie "Mercy", The script
were served at,' the annual. ban - was read responsively: Meditat
quet of t'he East Wawanosh Fed- on the' theme was taken• by
eration ; of Agriculture; A 'turkey` Stanley. _Prayer Was offered
esu per w , oto red to by the. Gladys MacDonald. The Missi
pp �,• men's Institute ary study was .taken by 'MarProminent, at the 'banquet .were MacDonald. Missionary. lettMessrs.':' John. Armstronig, Huron, Were.read by Dor alday en; John 'W. Hanna Isabel MacDonald' and Docount .' wardM:LA ' for Huron -Bruce, " Hone Hamilton. Elmer "Urxibach 'cloWan.. 'Goodfellow, Minister of with prayer'. Asing;: song`',Welfare' and special speaker :for games were enjoyedafterwarthe evening, 'Jack 'Buchanan, past
•president. of t.h''e Federaition; Simon Hallaghen; ;Douglas Carmei. j'NGANNO'N
'bell, secretary, Alden Pu�rdon,.president;•- Bert Lobb; -president Mr.� and - Mrs; -George `-er��of ' Huron Federation; 'El a' n e Mrs. 'MacIntyre,:.' Mr -: and 'M
Walsh, Huron 'music supervisor John'Maclntyre and Daughter.
and• Gordon Bennett a,vrtiriirl4,�,.• ' en, ofWalkerton were visite
Mr, and .Mrs, Melvin iiackett' singing ' of Psalm 109' and. the
f Tlillso
solo was : sung byMissRoszella
Mullin:°The roll oall was• answer-
'ed by a- verse of scripture'„in
.which was the word "Peace".
The scripture lesson ='was feed by
the president in charge, Miss
hymn
ray-'
oak.'
Miss.
Miss'
ting
tC..
Pea --
h e
ahe
ure.
ion.
Ray
:by
on-
ion
ere
Donna
sed
and
ds.
nig,
rs.
El-
rs
on Sunday with their cousin, Mrs,
Alex Smith - .
Mr. and Mrs 1C'lifford, Hackett
and 'sons .Chester•' and. Lorne of
Ashfield Were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and ;Mrs.'Eldoxi Culbert..
1VI 'and Mrs Will• Petrie . and.
•
al ` representative for Huron Co..
'who • led,.the . crowd in .tom/ nullity
singing. Rev. ,�111 r.' Currie ` o f
Whitechurch sked. grace. before
the 'meal and Mrs.' ;Gordon' Ben-
.nett; was soloist` for the evening.
• Dustan Beecroft' 'conducted'' the
election ' of officers. A dance to .daughter Marina spent : the week-..
music . by Farrier's `; orchestra•fo'l end visiting .:Mrs: Petrie's broth
lowed the .programA . , .`' er, Mr,' Case' ; Black: Mr 'Petrie S.
The' NoVeni'ber. meeting of the ':sister, Mrs, Case'. Black;': also Mr.
Wonien's Institute !,: is to 'be. an ` .Petrie's . aunt, Mr. 'and. Mrs:: JOS..
At : Home featuring, a pot luck Agar, all of Kitchener., ,'
supper, ,November .8th. `Hostesses Mrs. "W R; Andrew left for the,
. are Mrs, Ed McBurney .and,, Mrs : West • last week` : to , . visit • `'h two 1.:
R. •Purdon.' The roll call will be months .with relatives in Sack, 1
re atchewari,
sponged to. by .a farm problem
A debate, "Resolved' that the men - Rev C. B.'. Woolley, pastor of
should help the women' With the..Ashfield churches. ,of • 'Zion and
housework", will be taken:by Hacketts 'exchanged `pui'pits with
Mrs. Grain, . Mrs •Pickell, Dustan 'ley.' Jas, Bright who preached',
Beecroft arid "Tom'.Mcrore. •
: anniversary services at 'the Zion'
Rena, and Freddie, ' daughter & i PPointm ent. At the .morningg ser Y
son;''.of:.,Mr: and Mrs:•. Eddie •Moore Vice of the, Dungannon` ' United'
had 'their, tonsils and adenoids' re- church Rev: Woolley chose his
moved in-Wir ghan :' Hospital on ddress _from "•Ron�ians. 8:37 'Way
Friday.. _ m:'all these thmgs,.we are more
Ya 1 than con u
Mr and Mrs. Eddie •MeQuillin q„ seers ��throigh , him,
:and -Grant spent the week=endlat that loved us".
Paisley.' A staccesison of.: parties
were
Mr and Mrs. Harold Dawson held last, Week leading up ' to
of Toronto visited' last week at, Hallowe'en to make merriment
the`' Dawson & McQuillin homes. for .Young and old '' • together
• which proved to:be ,a step in' the
I right direction ,to have these,--- as,
PUBLISHER GETS PLUG. FOR it lesselied the havoc that might
ACCURATE REPORTING '' have 'taken :place Monday night
' ' On Wednesday ?Light the •local,
In- our recent . report of Dr. I Orange. Lodge held a euchre par:,
James J,' Taiman's address on ty in the Parish ,Hall, The first
pioneer days, soane'of ;our readers' ,prizes were won by Mrs., Robert
didn't ` take kindly to : some .of iBere' and, Mr cordon Anderson
the references to the Morals'. of.,.and. '.consolation. prizes'. to Miss
the ; pionee.rs.
That ,'the'sP. eaker. ,wasn't "mis
quoted" by The Sentinel, borne
:out by the following excerpt from
a :leiter the' I7uiblisher has''since
•received f iiom'' Dr: Tolman;:'. '
,"Many ,thanks for returning'
my •ananuscript and for sending.
_. a..c o :._of:y
ails qpy o your papier-.with tlze.
report of my speech' in it., I con-
gratulate you on the accuracy . of
the reporting and the amount of
Material which you were able to
'""' take ' down while I Was speaking:
• Pearl, 'Culbert' and Mr.• Thomas.
1,tivett. The Y:P.U: 'sponsored a
Hallowe'en • party' at Erskine
Presbyterian church on . Thurs."
day; ,night.. On Friday night the`
Junior Farmers 'Club held their
annual Hallowe'en, , : party and
dance ,/in the agricultural . hall
w fh-Perrier's _. s
orchestra.. supply-
ing the music–On Saturday' night
Mrs.: Frank Glenn, gave a party
for her family and` their friends.
at 'their `home: The Dungannon
Woanten'sInstitute 9g,ave upwards
rug: Store,. 'a I have no' hesitation in saying that of ' '100 who came. to' the'', Par'sh-
. IrucknQw
t 1 hive never been more aecurate- hall ` masquerade an even' of
ly reported'. games and treats ,on Mon ay
ow e
night (ball e' n) .
" • n o f
North 'Bay, Mr, ' and Mrs. Etnest
Pritchard, and. Mrs: A B Pent-
land
-
ent
land of Toronto were recent its
itors to the homes `of their' rela-
tives, Mr. and Mrs.'• Frank Pent-
land , and 1Vpr. and Mrs: Wilfred
Pentland: Mrs., A. B. Pentland,:
their'mether, is 'remaining for. a
•Mr. and Mrs.Ron Pentland
T FnR SALE
A
FOS
SkY Harbour Air Services of Goderi :h' have for SaleAnsori
tt ,for $7 'b5.00. 'These' aircraft can eused by farmss to ••.x.
great advantage.
,used Wheels can be put on wagons, the , fuselage . ;
used as .a cabin trailer or chicken house,..hundreds of (while•' longer with mem ' of
feet of wire and many nuts and bolts can he detained; Four her family' and is' at present' with
1iYdraolic p `
tu'bin�_.' I g
pum?r s are, also included as weals much metal her dau' hter,.Nlrs.. Ralph roster,
g' and plexi -glass This is the best investanent you ever Shephardton,
ade, Also iinxied'iatel available
(lust overhauled) air cooled, sclane engine for sale complete. • 1 Mrs'. Eeriest Hall, Almeda and
With ' i"p g rip Mi' Robert Johansen of Brantford
Pe, er. This "engine is of 75' .horsepower.:and eon: lie.;.,
for_. snbwailuobiles, etc, The supply of the foregoing' IS `
limited so.set at once. i
, 111wh'rr014••11•A1r•1►1,•4'luft41bi111►i:•1up•6
•.'1' 44114'h41 :4°111( 44,4 • ,,.we+n
.41 tile►Y'�'.
Were week -..end, visitors- with. Mr, -
and. Mrs, Thos. Webster. and. 'call
ed On tither friends.
Mrs: George Whitl•nm, 'fc rpt er[.y
Millie 'Anderson, ' who arrived
•
•
•
PAGE SEVEN
from Bradford, England . .111' the
early part, of the sumaner, is ex-
petting her husband the latter
part , of the .week- from England
and will meet hiT t
Another arrival ' from England is.
Mrs; Albert Rivett who .sailed
on the • 25th for Canada after a
few months 'visiting her relatives.
m in oron. o, at ,Newcastle -on -Tyne..'
•
:r.
•
•
o
•._
You only fool yourself.
when' you ',feed stale 7
-•�= mash, for egg production
'suffers.':'
The National "Quality..Mix"
system is the fresh -mix's :.Ystem it :.
��� ��' 'gives that tasty
eat -more, quality to your egg mash which is the!;
only way to keep •your'birds into shape and roll'
:: �,•. P oil.
out the eggs week after week. National "Egbilder"
concentrate 'mixed 'fresh, .at Y -our 'NATIONA
L •Feed..'
• Dealer is modern -feeding.
•
Remember first that feed is a raw material used byI
y the. • h en �,.
to prodqce growth and eggs: Secondly'there': �. '
a bird can eat and di
amount of'feed a a' limit to: the
gest in 24 hours.
If the ration . is stale or poor,' your birds c
Y annot eat
enough to keep healthy and. produce ` eggs. The result' : is '
)hat either egg production drops. or health' is' imaired.
your
So choose 'fcarefully—el needs . . • .
:• feed hen...less of ' o
high quality feed. That a -why you should always most on
a . feed made' with; NATIONAL y
quality mix concentrate.
wm — l pi;— - —, sea —,.o ea.
5« raw hail • NAtiONAI Folli Oe hr POW.
•
WM. STONE soNS. UMiTED
• iii•O SOl4 • . • ONTARIO •
FEE MIX
FOR POULTRY, TURKEYS, HOGS and CATTLE
Insist on NATIONAL` well -cured, properly
ended fertilizer:
D.
'PHONE.9
-w, LUCIKNOW.
ealer
•
•
rr
•
•
II
•
*�k
11'
..
h
•
A
.1