The Lucknow Sentinel, 1950-02-09, Page 5•
T.11 FEBRUARY 9th, 1950
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THE LUCKNQW SENTINELA, ,I#UCKNOW,‘ ONTAR,I0 ' •
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011,1P.HREY ijOGART
FLORENCE.MARLEY
TOKYO JOE
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FEBRUARY 153
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GREGORY
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THE..GREAT .SINNER.
Entertainment)-
• OBITUARY •
• MISS MARY HALL
The odeath of Miss •Vlary Hall,
last stusViving. ;Member of one of
Ashfield's pioneer fam-
ilies, occurred in Brantford at the
•home of her nephew, Mr.. Ernest
Hall. She was. in her 94th year.
Tb,.funeral service was held
in Erskine, Presbyterian church,,
Dungannon, on „Saturday,: Janu,-.
ary 28th, when a large nAmbkr
Of. ;friendS' gathered to pay their
final tribute of respect.
Miss Hall,, generally known as
Aunt Mary"? was .born h Ah -
field township to the ' late Wan,
Hall •and Martha GOdfrey Hall;
and is the last of a familY of four.
Her:brotherti, Godfrey Hall, pass-
ed away last spring •in hi 92nd
year Two other brothers,. Wm;
John: and TIlorriaS, died a ,nuth-
ber, of YearS ago. Three genera-
tions, in .this district remember
Mary ,Hall as beingthe finest
example of ,Christian ;character,
In: young womanhood she took an
active part in ChtireTh work. •For
the , last fifteen years she was
blind but she patiently bore her
affliction.. She was able to knit
and did nauch.work for- the.ca-
',aclian Red Cross • during both
World Wars, and'. her Cheerful.
clitPosition,; her kindly nature and
Torcihess of .simple7thi1Wrortife-
Were, a fine 'lesson to.. all., She.
'Came each summer to the home
of Mrs. W: R. .Andrew, 'where
her 'brother Godfrey '-also':was
cared for; FriendS' g 'Brantford
gathered' ,for a ,.service:there on
Thursday 'evening', and Rev C.
H. MacDonald,•pastor.. of Erskine
Pretbyterian. -Church: conducted.
the '. service at Dunganfibn, Miss
Marietta Sctingel. satig' "Safe :in
the:A.rrns of jesus'', a favorite, of
the ' deceased,. • The -pallbearers
were Ernest Blake, Roy AltOn,,
Tom Blake, Will Irvin, Elmer
.Phillips and Albert. Alton. ;Love-,
1Y floferpreee5-were-.:4triedTbk-
Harvey Alton, Henry IlortOn, Jas.
and;' George ; SaunderS.
The •internierit[was in Dungannon.
icerneterY. The only -surVivors are,
her nephew, .ErnestHall, and two,
grandnieces, ,L6rienne. and Al,
all 'of Brantford.' •.• ;.:
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.DUNGANNON
The DinigannOrt. United ohutch
annual congregational. Meeting
was held last Wednesday after-
. noon :wiu a :large attendance,.
Rev. James Bright was in the.
chair and conducted ark. opening
devotional periOd. Reports' were
given by the Secretary of each de-
partment, and Thomas Webster,
church treasurer; gave a very
favorable Teporti showing a good
balance on han4 after the yeaes
expenses .had been met,. Frank
Pentland, and .Mr . Webster were
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.Kriit-ineers for , the election 'of
:sc,rtitineers .'fOr , the . elections,
which I- resulted,- as !f
prick -McDOnald,... honorary elder,
Robert here, new member ,on the',
SesAoh; :board
bur 'Brown, DaWiton,-
vey Anderson; •Cecil Blake; mis-
sionary and ", maintenance fund,
Mrs. Melvin Reed. stiperiritendent
of Sunday SChoOl, K. K, PaWson;
assistant, Harvey Anderson; sec.:-
treas., Mrs. C. Durnin; :assistant,
Miss: Madeline • ,Anderson; anni-.
versarY Committee, Eedy, Ev-
erett 'Finnigan; organist, Mrs:. L.
,•Stingel; auditors, Wilbur Brown,
EV'erett Finnigan; *Observer .re-
presentative,. Margaret Joy Dur,
• nip.; ' cowegatiorial, ..'secretary:
„Mr$;_..P...opp.,&oegJey1Ce.
will be :held this' spring, .and
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be .arranged .,by the anniversary.
committee. •••A hearty • vote of
conmuttee. •:A hearty vote of
• thankswas extended to :the
dr-
ganist, 'choir and *pastor for their
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•services in the .past Ap-
preciation wee also expressed to
the decoratingcomtnittee and the
Weman's,ASsociatiOn • • '
Presbyterian. Guild,. • '
The regillar meeting Of.' the.
Preabyteriari 'young, People held
ebrilary 6th, was opened' with,
singing psalm 39 followed by the
Lord's prayer in unison : :Danny
• • • 'Rose -read, the scripture and a
piano solo was given by Mr West
mrs. Norman . Taylor . took the
'• Bible studY-, •Bitsiness was ,then
diScussed arid the 'minutes, Of. the •
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ing the , singing of psalm 105,
.4 -Morley Chin. closed the meeting
with prayer. . •
Sixty -to -Ur • veterans hospitals‘
,and sanatoria are supplied
8,000 free movie -showings Yearly
':••by. the Canadian Red Cross Soc:.
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TO PLANT .TREES ••
GREY 'AND BRUCE
.131ans are being laid.' to 'plant
350,000 red pine,, White pine and
white Spruce seedlings' in Bruce
and Grey :Counties this year,.
Many ,,of tht trees will •be planted
'mechanically..
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ARRIVED FOR YOUR APPROVAL
Dur'irstir orn
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Ilefore flacing, Your 1950 Order:
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Governments may legislate un-
tilDoornctay, but the basis' of
bur. national economy is still an
honest day's work. .
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ST.I1ELENS
The W 1. is sponsoring the
next National Film', Board..pro•-•
graini to be 'held in. the school ,on.
Tuesday evening, February .21st
at, 8.30 ' FilanS will include. "WelL
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come eig ,
your Tay -off „in: pain",
"Seaside , holiday" arid "Birds of
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'Preients'
Thursday, Friday, Saturdity,'February, 9, ,10 11
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• he Old 'West lives *again this action filled
victUre. with Rory Calliun and_Gny Madison in
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Plus 'News ',and§elec'ted •Sh,orts.
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Monday, Tuesday,,Wednesday; Feb. 13., 4: •15
A horse—just an ordinary horse named October,
did it—See for yourself how, in the
eiturn of e
with GlenFord and Terry Moore. • • •
This is really a delightful comedy.
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We Are installing New Equipment to Insure Fist and
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Efficient handling of Grain at the, Luelmow Elevator
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• Please, bring un h. • collection
leader, and Mrs., J...Cnrran.; the
for the Canadian March of P:irM.**••
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ing Co. Limited
willJbe taken With proceeds: going, 13.0.•s• • G. ' erSon,,. '...e. ,
Keep the' date • in 'mind. ' . •.• ., ... :, assistant,c.c.vsielriva e:c1.•cc;aithheiii• rni!..tn,r, brii4e,rei.
Mrs: , W: Rice Vas hostefs for kkovv to
girls •worked at their garment
the February meting of the Wo
overs. ,At. the conclusion . lunch:.
men's Institute held on. Thursday c
with 21, ladies:present -and: Viith wedP•,gbsrs'61,virsed. biricqlure,rhacihs.teTliss e.'asnSeisatit
Mrs' ' . ; Stanley Todd In the chair ' xrieetin. k will be held at the hoine.
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The.meetkig was opened with the Md . ,
li'istitute • Ode, The Lord's -praker 9fil'iMeri.sST:heSe..hlVloasrtegisaree: waiinic:..lipmor:i;s.
and , the .M.ary Stewart C011eet. .1Y1
The roll eall wasWeli i•:6,13onded p, MacPherson and 'Miss Margar
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to by naming what 'constitutes a et 'Millet- p'
good :citizen. It was decided ,to Mr Bob Haines of Jordan Riv-
eponsor the next showing of films et, Sask., and Mr. Welly- Haines
at the school on' February 21st, \of Wood Bay, Man'., haVelpeen
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with the collection going 'to the
Canadian .March of Dimes... Mrs.
F., G.. Todd; Mrs. . W. A. Miller,
Mrs. Cliff Murray.and. Mrs. Chesr
ter Taylor were •appointhd•as the
lunch cormnittee,' Mrs. •.G. 1Vtacs,
P ersoric,1VIri.,,,E., Barbour Mis. E. W. Rice .are a coManittee
to. arrrige for: a . card 'Party -in
. the. near future*ith .1VIrs; deo• ,
Stuar.t,5•Mrs.- J. Carrieton,-MrS, W.
Hurnphrey.and Mrs. C. Taylor as
,limeli comMittee.1/liss Mary Mir-.
. ray .g'pve a reading ,and Mrs.
-• Chester TaYlof .1aiiored with, a
Piarip, solO., : Mts. 'Lorne Woods,
who was „in 'charge Of the tOpic,
was' unable .,to . be 'present and.
Mrs, • George Stuart:. read a very
• fine paper on CitizenShip, Mrs,
Rice,read•the report presented at
the Area Convention by the con-
*,vetier. of Citizenship and :Edtica..,,,
tion, At the conclusiOn lunch was
served with Mrs. G. Stuart .and,
Mrs. J. Cameron,. as hostesses:* ::,
ilandy Crafters Meeting ,
The sixth rneetingOf the Happy.
Handy Crafters WaS held at . the
hOnic •Ot Miss jcan Aitchison on
Saturday ev,,,erxin&;' robruary 4th
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visitors at the home of their nous
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Mr. and Mrs'. Fred 1/1eQUillin,
Ivan and 'Barry wre weekLend
visitors with Mr and Mrs .John
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Sparkes, in' London, . They were
accompanied by t Mrs. John Mil-
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remain for alonger
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and Larry and . Miss Doris„Mr. and Mrs, . Gordon Miller
Tay-
lor of London and .Mr. Murray 4:„.••• .• • 0,
Taylor . of..Witigharn were home . •
for the week,end.
Mrs. •Wrn.'Purdon, 'Mary and
Barbara Anne,. spent last', week -- • ;
With lAr. Wm: and Mss Beatrice
McQuillin. • '
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Take delivery in:the Spring. Our first 200 tons is 'being Sold
at last. year'S. level. All 'regular 'brands available for im-
mediate or Spring delivery. , For .unregistered brands as
may be reconuttepded. in soil tests, or for ,special . crops, see
The Ltieknow District Co -Operative eari,r as such brands
ust,have•the .endorsement of Government Fertilizer inspec-
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