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TBUII+S,, P c EMBER 15th, X94
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an.
,Mrs Jiaimes, Altonhas goneto
London to spend the winter. with
lylr,. rand Mrs. J, ..C9'r, McIntosh, '
•Mrs,. Wm. Bushell of town- is
in Wingham Hospital for :a; Week
or so, receiving, 'treatment for :a
heart condition, .,
Mr, Charles Steward, who was
confined to the house- for" three
weekswith a Severe attack .of
bronchitis, is.' able to be• out
again. m
Mrs. W. I ; • Maelcenzie, who
has lbeen. ill, with pneumonia lin,
Wingham•' Hospital, ' convalesc••
ing favorably;
Received a postcard last week
from. Mr. Stanley J: .Tymnr,
and .Mrs.. Pymm are'4sholidaying
at St Petersburg, Florida, . and
at the time `of writing the wea'
ther "'was • cold:. •
A. SENTINEL•SUBSCRIPTION''
IS:,A :WELCQME 'GIFT
THE L UCKNOW ' SENTINEL
l fL
Miss Helen Forsyth/ who has
been employed at the home of
,Dr,, and. Mrs, W. V. Johnston for
the past; 21/2,. years, has :returned
io her parental home at Rivers -
dale. •
Mr. a
•Icid Mrs. Art Breckles re-
turned
e=turned .on Saturday from •a two
Weeks' , holidayin the ,Springfield
district in Ohio, .where they vis-
ited,. with friends who annually
enjoy •a. fishing trip to Clam Lake,
on-:tOe Breckles farm in' Kinloss
township.
Mrs. Burton ,Roach'a �.
, ,., has return-
ed •from :Wingham Hospital `where:
rhe had been ':a patient :for. over
three 'weeks, having siuffered:a
heart attack,and. pleurisy. We un'-
der tand..she,..is-timprov>r g.slowl
and is able' to be: uS 'a shorttime
eaclb day.
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ariasp ift • roblem with ,a sub-
.!
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tinel: It's the year=round gift..
A .greeting card .will be sent by.
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;foe you practically any Magaziie
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FORMER, LUCKNOWITE$`.
' MEET, IN' SASKATOON
The' home Of .Mr." and Mrs T.
Anson 'Girvin, 515 -12th St., Sask-.
entl y'the; scene of:
a�toony wad re -c,; y . ,
a, nappy .•occasion, :when:' former.
. residents,: of Lucknow and wncin-
•ity . had a "get-together"., .A . very
pleasant' evening was enjoyed.
:The : guests present Were:. Mr.
Charles ex-M.L:A. rid .Mrs.
A;gar,' •
Agar, Mr. and Mrs. • C. E „Wilson;`
Mrs. J,• L. Spence (Jamieson),
Mr.; land Mrs.' Allam Fix ay Miss
Laura ' Stewart, ' Mrs Rothney
(McMullin) and Mrs. E. A. Lief
• (Etba'`Hall).'
GUIDE; NEWS •
The regular meeting of the
Girl' Guides 'Was' , •held i at 7:30: at
the'. `Legion ,Booms
After' forming horseshoer form-
ation' the plans were mlade. for.: "a'
social evening;; The: riew ;uniforliri'
belts were :'given out.
ns, ruc• ions • e e •. .
Gladys 'Gibson ': ,on the , proper
folding and .tying ..of the..Guide
ties.••
After a• few short games Christ-
mas Carols
hristmas:`Carols ;were : sung. .The 'meet_,,
:ling..was closed' by :the singing .of
, O Canada and' taps
LUCK•NOW I
U:NITER:CHURCH
Minister; Rev: W .J Mumford,l.
M.A., B.D.,
'PRE -CHRISTMAS SERVICES
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 18th
11 a.m.: The ..Christmas. Gift
of Release from Fear.
'12.15 p.m.: Sunday School,
7 p.m.: The •Christ• Who :Came
Too"' Spon.. '•
A cordial invitation given to`
all to. •worship with us.
(Jpho.ktering
Chesterfields' And
. Occasional 'Chairs
• Repaired and Recovered,
Factory Guarantee.'
•
Free rick -Up and • Delivery'
STRAT •QRD
UPH0Ls R EKING•'c•Oe.
2 Brunswick St. Stratford
„For further' information
enquire at
JOHNSTONE'S
Furniture Store
'Phone 76, Lucknow
NEW •YEAR'S. DANCE IS LAST
ENGAG.EMEN F FOR: FARRIERS
• Te New , Year's night dance'
Under auspices > of .•the Luckriow.
Fire. Company • will : mark thelast
engagement for Farrier's' orches-
tra. 4•The Band• will,: be .'re -organ-
ized and. will' continue to function
under . the ..leadership of. Jack
Henderson of Wingham, but .Gar
riet and Mrs. Farrier are calling
it quits, after a lengthy period !of
playing, during • which their pop-
ular orchestra' has been "in wide-
spread and contmu'ous ;demand:
Farrier's will playfor both the'
Christmas and, New . Year:dance
In -Lucknow, 'these". two 'engage-
ments',having beenbooked a • year
ago. '
The' : T e pr oce-eds of these, dances
will; go toward.'the cost of con-
struction: of: Luck;iow's new fire
hall, the construction,. .Which is.
being financed ••by the Fire Com
,Pant'
IS BRUCE. FEDERATION
VICE-PRESIDENT
At; the'annlal:meeting of the
Bruce, County Federation. of Ag
riculture held in' Walkerton, all
:officers ,'were : re-elected ':'Lloyd
i Jasper is serving his: second term
as president.
Vice president is . Austin: ,Mar, -
tin; son of Mr. and .Mrs `Richard
Martin; ; R. 6, Lucknow. Austin, is
rorninentl• associated,with farm
niovenien:ts iii :the ; ounty '• • e 1s
immediate past -president 'af the
Ripley Jlinipr. Farmers.' Ile is."a
delegateto the County Film
Board;'• and the Provincial • Jun-
ior Farmers "•Association,
At the—Bruce-County Federa
tion` meeting, Mrs. Richard •Mar-
till, who . was .a• delegate to the
Ontario,: Federation, -gave a ;report
of_this. session
Shorthorn Buyers
District ` buyers .at the Scotch
Shorthorn draft sale held • at-
Clinton . • included, . Willbur Brown,
Dungannon, ' 2 -year-old heifer,
$270;, Orville 'Free, .'Dungannon;,'
•2 -year. --old heifer; $330; Hugh D.
1VLacDonald, Lucknow, '7-year:old
cow, $315.
SNOW WENT AS •IF BY MAGIC.
• 'Approximately two feet of
snow • which blanketed ,,this dis-
trict Last ,week, ,disappeared ,as
if • ,by Magic on Sunday and early
Monday morning
•Sriow sand' wind last' -week h-adr
temporarily `blocked many coun-
try roads, and sn.owploW ;crews
were working, overtime; to keep
roads,_ open. Banks of; snow flank-
ed the main street and ori;Satur-
el:ay contributed to many traffic
Sti lOy., oro»ghi" 'tlticl ,i,venthor
mc1 air:ost ''cct?rt+ .ntt,+.rct4 'rain' that
r
;VC ti,t0';,`"!()W • it ltc .c'i*tr�, The ji)b
c o i,Ic;eci'fi i mtlt•c lirly'
vanc'ly 1.1,11.11111;; by 1' st'rong'''
`Citi:7(7f11i" !11 c'.e„zo, and One coul','i
tar'
rir �'lt�' h'1i( .'e fr�� jir e .',',,, ct,t
Moeda:'' rr,' t ne. r•. t,r'j . ee the
£ fiolit,cl and • tt,t. '4 ; • 13:11T as;:till'
Grid the '.snow hanks practically
gone.:
one Monday aftei,xioon sate the.
tcrnperatt.irc drop” •sharply, 'and
What's, in the a. r' as., this is writ-
ten remains to be seen,
A pea -soup, fog, accompanying
the mild spell, settled down late
Sunday afternoon and .brought
traffie .practically to a standstill
for a few'. hours:
LUCKNO , •:ONTARIO
LIFE ;MEMBERSHIP
.
TO MRS. LOCKHART
The retiring president, Mrs, W.
J. Douglas; occupied .the ..chair
for the W:IVMS.: meeting held in
the church on Wednesday De-
cemlber 7th..Miss Pearl Herder
son gave the Bible study and the
roil call was answered by giving
A. favorite • scriptural verse, The
Glad Tidings news took the form
,of: a"' radio.. ibroadcast; in which:.
Mrs. E;• Johnston and Mrs. C. H,
MacDonald, Mrs. Campbell, and.
Mrs. Russell took part. The var-
ious reports g eri, showed ' ad
vancer'tent . on all lines of . the.
'work.
Qn behalf -.of the Society, -Mrs.,
•W, . Douglas, and M; s. Clair Ag=
new presenteci Mrs;\#race' Lock
hart with a life me xaibersl ip, cer-
•
ti f irate, ,_Mrs" • Lockhart_ has been
at. faithful member' .all thfrough•
the years,and, especially so' when
it •carne to .Contributions ifor the'
bale: :
The :nominating committee,
M,rs. Cook and Mrs. .E. Johnston,
brought in the following slate . of
officers ,for.1950:' hon. presidents,
Mrs;: E, MacKenzie, Mrs. H. • Mul-
lin .+and' Mrs. W. J,'Douglas; .pre-
sident; .Mrs C. H. MacDonald; 1st
vice .prey., Miss M. B. •Macteod;:
2nd, vice Pres.', Mrs. Russell; .33rd
vice press; Mrs A. Pirdon;; treas;,
Mrs. Yoveh; financial sec.; Mrs.
Watson; recording, sec,., Mrs.. Por-
teous; Glad :Tidings 'sec., Mrs • B:
dVlcGill; ' corresponding sec:, Mrs:
E Johnston, ipress reporter, lyiisss
M.' MacLeod;; literary sec., Mrs.
MacFarlane; students' sec., Mrs..
James Little expense • and life
membership,; Mrs, •.A.. 'C. Agnew;
Welcome' ,and '.Welfare, . Mrs. J:. '1 :•
Johnstone, Mrs..' Cook, Supply,
Mrs. Nixon, .Mrs.. . Jewitt, Mrs.
Max Callum,; Home Helpers, Mrs
R, V�. MacKenzie, pianist,'Mrs ..A:
C. Agnew; social,''.Mrsr'W::Doug.-
:las,. L. ` H....Anderson; program,
Mrs. P Si Stewar,,t,,,Mrs. ,C.' 1Mas
on; ` mem ership . committee, Mrs;-
Spin'dler;' Mrs: . R. T . ,;Douglas,
Mrs.''McOall Mrs. N. Campbell;; •.
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Lam, JutArriyed-
.rf'HE IDEAL, CHRISTMAS' GIFT
Get Yours While You Have A Choice
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Trllights • complete'. from' . $16.50
Table Lamps . froth $ 3.95
Boudoir' Novelty Pin U s B& L
,. Q ty, p_., amps
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LARGE STOCK OF XMAS TREE LIGHTS....
Radios, Fiigidaires : Ranges,. ., Washers
Vacuum .;Cleaners._
Skis Skates .: I-.ockey ',Sticks : 'Bicycles
Irons, Toasters, Hotplates, Heating Pads
and • many other worthwhile gifts.
Come' in . and:. shop around, you "are always welcome at..
adIo'&t"
'P 11.0
o e Lucknow
'" 8&5 'tr8r 1tr R i7 AeRerb tri #r IipBr it e 1 8 8,+ iiffa - .
. R Cont, # „x1;w ?l #Elg7, 4aitterini wit94,4 4exii/AP44 1f,`w'rQf'i R a?# 0,, ,
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In addition to the regular hours ' of business,
.Lucknow Merchants will be .
OPEN THIS AFTERNOON, TI-IURS.,-DEC. 15
avid
THURSDAY: AFTERNOON, DEC 22nd
r' Business: Places. Will ' Be
'OP
.N. •EV ELY `NIGHT; NEXT E• EN . W EK :•: ;
ucknow ;Business Men's: A8tsociation
Mjsslon-Band leaders, -Mrs. Clark
Finlaison, MissNorman . Taylor; e!��d�irur '�
anrtitisar41gtrarNr�ari>sinlip+
sick con nittee, two,anenlibent
to
be .chosen . every :three months:
FRANCIS BOYLE 'QUALIFIES
FOR ' PROVINCIAL.FINALS'
Francis Boyle of ° the Ripley
Junior •"Fanners. Club .has . • uali
fieri.': for the provincial •public'
speaking competition: to'•nbe held
in. Toronto "early • iii the New Year;
In. 'succession :Francis won 'the'
Bruce County ",contest,. the inter=
County,,contest and then the zone
competition in reaching the pro7.
vincial finals.
Dress' Up., For Christmas ;
Dress.up your table!' 'Dress up
your Christmas tree! See recipes
for roast goose, fruit sauce,
mistletoe .cake and other.: holiday
treats. 1Vliake''your own Christmas
tree decorations. See the easy :to
follow instructions in. The Arn-.
erican 'Weekly,, great 'magazine;
'with, this' ,Sunday's (December
18th) issue ' of Detroit . Sunday
Times.
PURPLE GROVE'.'
Mr •M'orley Pettiplaee of Riv-
^ersdale visited ,with' his sister;
Mrs: Ben' Scott, last: week
Mr ' and Mrs.••Saris. Emerson,
Goldie. Nand Hilda .arid. Raymond
of: "the-R;:CA-it% --at Clinton;--a-]�so.
t.1VIr. • and Mrs. Jai* ,Emerson spent
Sunday with ;1*, Angus ,Graham'
at 'Lucknow.:"
Mr. and: Mrs: Kenneth Robert -1
son , and family spent . a
cently. with..Mr, D;onalcd• Robert -.l..
son.
Mr: and ••1VIrs Will' Arnold and
t'7iStily and Mr,., and. Mr's Donald,
'IVIr'Cosh; Mary, and,. Dickie spent
` attrrday a't• • the, home of • Mr,
cthe^r't •McCosh's . a't .Rioley.
The Roti;° lN'u.tsir'tg'course which
hod , by Kiss Haler, Gardner
at thc' home of .Mrs.' D.gri McCoSh'
proved hotb helpful and instrii.C-
ti 'e, th.e-average attendance be-
ing .12,'
,and Mrs, John ' Colw,ell ob'-
Served their .49th wedding, anni-;
versary Last Sunday. We extend
our most heartiest corigratula-
' tions.
Mr, and Mrs. Fdbert Bushell,
George acid:Katherine spent' a
day aty London • •last Week.
GERS BR.
Qinaaail �'��nrei; � :
Theis four beautiful pot,
,eons of famous 1840 ROGERS !.; '
BROS. silverpiate, can be seen •' 'at
eursilverwgre counter. Choosing yoir :1
pattern,iis a• • job you will delight in. but :
definitely one not to be hurried..This "purchase
of a life -time" con be, one of pleasure when you , .r
choose your pattern at our store. Let us show you 184?'
ROGERS BROS.. Feel itspeifed balance,, note'. its sten:
,•'hng=like qualities:. 1847. ROGERS .BRAS. is original''''•
ROGERS silverpIate and costs no mare,than•ordinaryy
• silverplate,; •' ,; . '•
A starling service for six pertons'an be purchased
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for as Tittle aC$44 75 •
• `` ar,
11i .. • a(pMv
,oar do*
An early visit, to our store will:
assure you of beim able to get: .
this. valuable .Book- on table, eti;
:.'que,te written by Canad'o's out.
standing' authority on' this'
• subject, Ann Adam.. Beautifully
illustrated; if gives..full and coe. . •
rect Information •(in fife art of
. *fling. Your Table". Price only
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