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FEBRUARY 23rd, 1950 �. THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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Mr. Wm. Hornell is ill at h
home :here.• '
Mr and. Mrs. Floyd Wilson
sent .the 'week -end ,in Petrolia
with their" parents: ` "
Mrs.,. .George Phillips. :spent oa
week at Winlgharn; Hospital with
her •sister,; Mrs. Jake liunter,, who
was very i11, . "
Mr andMrs` Tixr, ,Court and
1VI'r.' and. Mrs. Irving Reid of.
'11144111 spent Sunday with Mr.
George' Phillips•'
Mr",, Murray Jo •nston•.of .W1'ng-
•Albert'
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yce. spent, a few days ' at New
Liskeard and Kirkland: La• e,
Mrs.. J Ines' Laois ,suffered, .,a
seV.ere 'heart attack last :''week,
blit her condition is now
•iinPreyed.' Mrs.. Lavis is in her
85th • year,
Mrs. • Wm:
• Stewart of 'Windham
visited last week. with Mrs, R. J,
Cameron.
Mr, and Mrs. 'Chas, *Steward
'have returned froma two, weeks.'
vacation spent with- their family
in Toronto,•London, Chatham and
Ailsa C'aig.
Rev.• John Pollock of Winghan
conducted services 'in the Pres-
byterian :church o'h Sunday;
preaching :the pulpit .Vacant., Rev.
Pollock 'will have: charge of ,the
servicesagain the Sunday; •
Mr: and Mss. Russ Clipperton
and Lynda, of :Landon '
a visited Ire,
•cently •with"•herr anent
p s, lYtr and
1V[ns, Sari` Rid, and on•,tl eir ,r'e-
turn Ms. Reid' land sister; Mrs,
Margaret 'Sherwood, .'went with
them and spent a few days' in the•
f.'ity. On their return.4thev• visited
Godeiich -and Dungannon' friends.
VALENTINE: TEA HELD.
BY; 'EVENING A.0 •CILIARY•
A very, -successful Valentine tea
was held Thursday. last • in the
-United h Church Sunday' ,School
Rooms under 'the auspices of' the'
'Evening Auxiliary. The guests
• were received :a;t'the, door by Mrs:,
el a nd . M.rs.. ' Andrew.
The following "program► was
mush enjoyed --a: vocal trio -,by
J,' W. • Joynt, ; Mrs. J. • Hall,
and Miss Doris Taylor; two huim
oreys ' readings by :Mrs: C. E.
Woolley, 'followed by a ;:solo ''by,
C: 'Armstrong; Miss Aad-
rey••Ross favored -• with .a . piano
insti=umental • 'and 1Vlr s'es ' Joyce
la J Cam ell rendered two.
s nd oan. pb
pleasing
•M,ttmford• gave a .few words ..Of
welcome..
A mo'st'• attractively decorated•
tea. table •centred' the xoom:. Burn
intg'; •red tapers : in : silver' ;cancel
abra graced7the alae 'htoughout
the tea. hour.,,Mrs. W. B. `Ander-
son, : Mrs., Geo. Andrew, .'Mrs R
H. Thompson; and•Mrs.• E. Taylor,
:.members ''of the W:Ni S.,' 'pourecl'•
tea, ,assisted by Members, of . the
Aiatiliary.:..
WI\GHAMVI AGREES- TQ
i?`IIITUAL VIRE .4110
The following is from the min
• utes :'of the February 'meeting o.f
the Wingharn. Town .Council;
"A letter wa•s read; from Mr.
Josepli. .Agnew; 'clerk, Liteknowi
Ontario; enclosing -a. copy of. a•
J.ite by aw :,:rt l c•tti�ti et hat -
;the Lucknow Fire ,Brigade .would:
;be willing to c'*operate with. the;
Winghain Fii: e `,Department blit
an agreement 'should ' be drawn
up' between .ah'e 'own and, .the
Luchnow. Fire Den:artment.
"The By law .from Lucknow be
approved, and the clerk".notified>
thatwe will co-operate in every
vyay'•possible. '']t Was.'agreed:that
Council, :study• 'by-law 'until next
Meeting"
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THE VOICE OF TEMPERANCE
• Sy1AIps-starred fee -the Maple
Leafs • for 10` ,years, 'Hr; says.
Dt ink,ing has: .no plzce:',n ::the
life of an ,athlete either" • psysica.l-
ly
or morally"'.; •Hap Day is coach
of the. Maple 'Leafs. He 'says"'„ "I
haw no use for�liq oi: or athletes
writ•' u. e it i haveken too many
gdod l,liiy._r s `:fail by'. the ww: a1,':
side
Ted, Kennedy ` is Ca,ptai.n
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L,l CKNOW
UNITED CHURL
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ATintster'i`Rev.,•W ,T': Munntord;1
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:.uitdav Eft ruary 2G,tlr, ` L9aa.g
• 11.00 it m Lett ' aur"rii,test-.�:
:ants
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4.15 p.m.:. Sunday School.
7'L00_;p.m.: Question' l�igbit.
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Lent affords us an opportunity!
for cultivating our' Christian
!'life ;Resolve• • to. attend . the,•
Church services and, express i
iyour loyal devotion to Jesus •
• Christ
.i,1' ,I.O4e1 A�71/•111.I:4111111s.4;1 01 H/14,4IfI •lei1l
of .t•he 1Vlaple`Leafs:'Fie. says,, "I'v.e
seen 'the' drinkers. come .and go.
They don't 1,aSt ' 1`o.hg •:•:rill', ••'this
league.
Tho �.oice of ,hrrckey and•
tale.; �vicc ot:.torn pci°1Pce 'say the
sdIilc iie. Dont chink-Advt,.'.
Muddy: Spectacle •
Iaast.Fr id iX s: i'ssi.ie of the'G1obe
�C : Mrii"car r ied• •a the e-ct'rltrriin.
cut.'of, Pill 1'-ia'b:klrk;,. bre spattered
with "mud foltowi:ng' a 'irate .at
Dufferin .`track 'in Toronto. Mud
from head to • foot; Bill was un-
• i•ecogniza.ble The cut line _ t cad,.
i "It Doesn,t Pay To Ffnish Third
}:Does It?" Bill;was•ahown, wiping
the mud fr oi'n his suets after., the
fifth race of.;the hat nes.s meet
pit Dufferi'n .cin Thuisaa
amok '4116. P .3O 11.1.1 I�JOU•,o>Jr11 4.
A REAL=, BARGAIN
s for $31.00
If'rom Any Strident of the I`tickio�v li%i,fr, School
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•Y11.1. Can Now Obtain
•. any, ' DEBS
1(' OR ` " MOhYT1Is, r ()R S1;0.
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'JClie Commissions' from thq.5e sales ivill' go into a school.
fiij ' to defray the costs' of a.. students' 'trill • to thy' .'
Nia,g •ra Farts District, at tlie•I nt. of.The Tcrm.
•!Allo►x rriii1•1
I1 T1Yiu�sl►0,bl�lr
:hliVipligi5u4ibipmelovondioroiOpplei7u }„sery imiDet,400.0 6.041i.04t
ASHFIELD CHURCH HAD'
SUCCESSFUL YEAR
T h e iannual .congregational
•meeting of Ashfield Presbyterian
Church was: presided over by the
minister, Rev. J. R. MacDonald,,
The report of the session, pr`•e-
sented by Dungan Cameron, not-
ed the phange in the pastorate,
Rev. Dr. R,hoad, who xiinistered.
to the Congregation for , several
years, having; accepted a- call to
Baltimore, ..V d,, ,and having been
succeeded,, Bate in the- year, by
Rev. J. R. Ma.eDonald. •
The ,Sabbath . School ..reported.
tlie' most ,regular a•ttendance'.,in:
',Years. a'
The report, Port:
Wgmen.s,
Missronairy Society,, compiled '(by
tli;e r ''secretary; Mrs,• ,A;' A J.,.:
Sixripsorr; ;and presented' by, D Pi
MacLennan:, .Spoke,•• of inreased'
attendance at the Im:eetings of. th'e
Society •,and of increased gvings,
and •-issued an' invitationto/th•e:
young women of the congregation
to join the&Society sand strengthen
its' mern,"bership.,
-..The. board of managers; w'hos.e
'report was read by John: Mac-;
Kenzie, n of ed ' improverpents
Miade during the : year to. the
church building • and the, matise.
'. The:financial statement show
ed -Ha. subitanlial 'increase :in, the,
general ;funds, but,' adecrease :'iii
=.gi.wings,:-,f-ar�tkr�latd•g't��, ' . .
Henry:' Ma i ie; ;Allan' Mac-
Lean and Duncan :McKay ;were
appointed :'to':bhe' (board, of rnan-•
agement fo'r .a 3-year•term:.Other•
officers were re -appointed' as fol=
lows: D. .A. 'M:aoDor ,ald :treasur-
er ; '�T. Finiay IYfacDoriald,:, financial
secretary: David MacDonald, :as
sistan,t financial secretary;; John
Cath art; , (budget treasun'-
rer: ; Du
can .Cameron 'and •Frank. Mac;
ennen, auditors;• "D:. A. MacLen-
I
nan,' . - congregational:'. secretary
David ".G. ` Stew'art, : `Presbyterian
Record 'secretary.--Goderich Sig
anal -Star.•
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Hazel Webster.,
Mr and Mrs Bill Helen grid•
'family visited {Sunday with -her
parents, Mr. and Mrs.. Evans ••of,
Clinton .
We are. sorry to hear
:,Mrs!-
Frank Ritchie f •is a not feeling very"
+v?ell y r
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QUAL. ITY FARM EQUIPM.E•'
Sales and Service:.'
e 1 "I -
hreshing Machines
NO. SCOUT 'MEETING
• There :will be, no 'Meeting
this week'fbecause of 'hockey'. act:
ivities •Next `meeting- wi11 .be •oar'
Thu,rsday_,;•March 2nd'
LANGSIDE•.
N1isS Dolena Oar''' of ;London
`pent the.; week -end •at h'ci'rile
Mr. and ,Mr s. •'Farish Moffat &
'Gcir1on spent;, Saturday:. evening
\vi1h
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Tif=
. fir•;.
T.he Y.P S • meeting was` held:
at •the ..horne' of Mr. 1{'. G: ;Moffat;;:
Sanies ;.Richardson and •'Donald'
Stetivart 'prepared the •progi.am`
Rev, Curie invited ;the. Young:
People to the Mianse, for tile; next,
meeting
The W.M.S:' meeting was held
at the'home of Mi s'' Wrn
Donald: Mrs. ,Tolton prepared, the
ptog arii., The topic. was; , read
,fiorn the .study book iby., a nuiir-'
ber •of ladies.. Mrs. Neil • MacDori
-,a�
sXd conducted 'quiz.,
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We a'e'g1ad"M1:'s...Jak.e 'Th inter
is iniprcWing..:
Miss ` A'da Webster` is ;back'
teaching. Mrs. • • Baulch .supplied
for ` her ' for ten days.
-Mr:,' and Mrs,. Walter ..`'Dexter.
.and gr. John: 'Mc ntosh,: • IV;,iss'
Susie . Gibson, spent• : ari evening
with w?4 ..and `1VJ1`s Ne1s6n Ray-•
nard. '
33Mr'
,and" Mrs.: Gordon: Kirlclancl
and family visited Mr. ' and Vlrs.
Wallace 'Wilson recently.•
1V r; and. Mrs,' Jack Mclean vis-,
ited Mr. sand Mrs: Harvey., Ritchie
iecelitly..
Mr, and Mrs.'. W' O. Htinter
visited Mrs, and Mrs John 1VIc-.
Kinnon. t ,
Mr. Edgar and Jeri, l'ithhi•e.
visited last Stunday with, .1\64 'meld
Mrs ,'Frartl Ritchie,
N rs l red Anderson is hon•ie
aft r being with -:Misses Ada and.
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Gilson' : Refrigerators and Washers
Woods Combination at>tonFrigida>:re' and Freezers;
Grinders, etc.
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FARYVI' 'E.Q UIPMENT L.
•u on Road' Phone
x 1132.. Qoder><ch; .Ont:
4,11 '41/ tl e,people who ipor,k.'for. the telephone toi parry,
And all the people who earn a• living T5y .makhig•the things
the telephone company needs,
And all I be, ,people eho 3hal'e il,;eJ, siwings-ini.este'd in the
telephone cotrrpanyi ; '
Aird 'all the people who- depend :o; good telephone,servi'ce
to rite their-hris tresses find—manage their hollies;'
1f all these people; with their families, lied rr •one• city,
This Cttl 11. ,rah -No -Name would be by .far the largest, in
Canada, ;and .one of the largest i.ti;the , tiforlth',
Kee'pin,g pace„wiih. the growing;` needs.'of•:comnitinities'
everywhere' for More and better 'te'lephone 'service has
taken kis of, work and lots 6f• trolley. '
Only d•financially healthy. telephone company can carry”
' big job.
,Telephone users, employees; shareholders'— everyone has
a vital, interest in d 'service thatmeans, so much to`the
welfare of so many pq,ople.
.THE B'ELL .TELEPHONE
COMPANY, OF CNADA
Owned .and opera fed `"by. eanadicimi, for Canadians,
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