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THURSJ AT',•.'1\!IARCfi I8th, • ,1, 95Q;;..
Why did his hair turn green?
You'll find the ,answer at The
• Playhouse next Monday, Tuesday
and. Wedriesdlay '
air.. Clhiny 'wile is. attending
Pharmacy in 'Toronto, spent the
week=end at his home,.
••.Miss B. Marguerite Stimson of
T.oronto.. sisenrt the. week -end with
her ,parents, 'Mr. and Mrs, Wm:
•Stinson'.
Mr.' and Mrs,D. A. ,Stanton, arid'
Mr. and Mrs. J. Grace and:tbaby
of. Goaerich• spent Sunday at the
' home of Mr...and a VIrs Win, Stihl ,
LUCKNOW...
:SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
PAGE TFLRElf •
Mr, and Mrs. Wrn. •Hornell and
Jian,e are in Toronto at 'present.
Mr. Hornell.. has not been .enjoy-
ing.good health and is being hos-
pitalized . •for.:.medical. attention
and observation., "•
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Jaok ',Campbell Who' _barbered,
for ,a time in Winghain during the
winter, spent the past couple of
weeks Iwith Mr, and Mrs,.,,Jack
MacDorl.ald; Ike left the first of
the week ifor -.a 10 -day visit �v4th
relatives at Mite.hell; Parry Sound
and Scotia; before •returning to
Point" Clark for the 'opening of
naviigiation, 'where he resumes his
duties as: lighitkeeper,.,, , • 1.
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Miss- Lois, I••1Lint'er' visited herr
parents, .•Mr. • sand Mrs W.. O•
'Hunter. . •''•
The 'hydro' men are 'busy at
the church ••wiring,•,.
Mr, and Mrs. Gien Tasker and
Douglas .of Blyth .visited Mr, and
'Mrs, Cecil Gardner oh 'Sunday:',,
lir • and .Mrs.,, Will Ritchie and,
Eldon : `visited ,Sunday with Mr:
• .and Mrs.' Eirner, Wall.
and Mrs. Jim Smith and;
Margaret: of Molesworth and Lil-
lian Baynard. visited Sunday with
Mr • and., Mrs.. Nelson Baynard "&
family. . i
Mr. and Mrs. Bill; Ross'. gild?
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Douglas ;an• d`.; Audrey, visited Mr.
Barad, .M-rs;.��'*mink llitc�hl�h .Sua�-�.
Mr.. and .Mrs. Bill' Button and
children' visited 'Sunday.With Mr.
and Mrs.., W. • O. Hunter.
WHAT'S NEW IN FARMING?
(By G; R.; Gear, Agg';Rep )
Well .come oto one, .qf. • the Seed.
• •' Fairs and 'Crop Conventions and:
find out,: This' is also . the• season.
for :cleaning seed • grain ' Bring
200 •lbs.' ;ofoats or..barley: to -your.
nearest- seed ;fair.:' Worthwhile
prizes• are offered. by ..your : Town-
Ship Councils: The chaanpionship
Seed Fair is ` at Paisley .,Town
Hall on Friday, March ::24th Our
motto is: ``Prepare .your:land for -
Alfalfa :and ::.Clavier; and grow
ithesri":: Soil 'tfertirity, unproved
pastures ' latnd hay 'mixtures'and
management ° will ...be fully.. 'dis•-•
S T. HI, :L EN'S
The'March Meeting of.
mne.i's Institute was. held ,;;In' the
�hasement` ;of' the United. , Church
on . Friday afternoon with. 18 lad-
ies in attendance and with Mrs.•
Charles McDcnald "iii the chair..
The roll. call' was' responded : to
by the' payment of: fees;: It was
decided .to sponsor the hexa sho•y-.
ink •of the.•National Fi1ni Board
with. proceeds for the March- of
Dimes: The special :feature of the
meeting was :a demonstration' by
.a representative - of the 'Singer:
•.Sewing Mtachine Co. ';She explain-
ed and showed the use .of.
.many :att'adhments to the 'Singer•
sewing machine Mrs: E., W Rice
f€izeditll- ast4i+�
, Mrs. M. G.• Newton has return-
ed -.from a 'visit with her daugh-,
ter, 1'trs. Clayton Chariton at :Pt:
Alin_ Mrs.' Charlton ;is making
favorable .recovery from her re -
centillness •
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Mr. and Mrs, -Carl Johnston &
family. ;were;:. recent visitors at:
the :home: of her father, Mr. John
McQlu11 n, ;
WOLF CUBS
The weekly .meeting of the
Cubs wias,: held: in ,the Recreation-
al Centre with', an atter;dance cif'
18: Roy Em erlin...-led' in ,the•.
Grand Howl..after which Apela
led the 'pack. i,n tihe Lord's- pray,
� i?.y.
er.:Following :.inspection,. compe-
tition tgianes,` were leld, 'and. Re"<.
Tavener then-� Darn interesting
story., •..I e,ntieth Hodgkrn$on re-
'cussed . as well as' the 'latest' in• ceived his Sixer's ::stripes and
spraying for weed•-contrgl.; Melvin :: Hodgins.. his °Second's
strllpe. •titan • 'rigs. Fri• k e ix ern
petition are ,quite close with Bill.
LUCKNOW ` :•i
Ritchie s Tawny Six '-climbing ins
� to ' fir-sti. • place:' with 253:::poirits;
!' Gi242•. •Rect:230; White 200
UNITED: CHURCH. e y. .
Munster: Rev. W. J. Mumford, 1'
M.A.; •B.D.i,
.SUNDAY M.A•RC_D 19th; :19.50•,
11:00" a,•"rrR. :Spiritual Broad
casaiitxg
Suite ay.:School.
:7.00 p.m.: The Values of
Suffering. !•
Thursday, 7.30•'
I entef►• Service.
I :must :lave' faith; :if I am to
lnr ,v 'life'sbest. When, 1 go
i-
.1) to Ol �u.rch:,. I find the v iv . to f
�..ielieve in myself; .to believe
in Others, .arid toincrease my
• i. faith , in ` God:. , A tteizd Church;"
1 •on Sunday
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Chesterfields And
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as ha
Dreg r
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Repaired 'and ;Recovered
II`actory Guarantee ; .
Free Pick=Uti and, Delivery'.
:STRATF'ORD
Brunswick Sl. Stratf
UP 0.
4? ora.,,
For further";jnformation
enquire at,
JOHNSTONE'S'
FurnitureStore
*.'Phone 76, Lucknow.
WEDD-ING BELLS
IitA1NA HAil[.ILTUN
Betty',: ,daughter ',:'of Mr. and
Mrs: Frank ''Hamilton . of,:;Ashfield..
To Vn hip` ibecarpe ';the bi°ide "of'
'Maxwell Stanley, ;son, of Mr, and•.
Mrs. 'los.' Hatiiaa of .Chatham, at
a ceremony' performed • at the
home.'of tbe_bride's; par exits Rev,
J. R. • MacDdnald .perforrned the.
ceremony, `.
The bride, given in. marriage ,by
her father wore _:,gown of white
satin tathioned wi�t�j,h a fitted 'bod-
ice featiirin.g a sWeetheari, neck-
',line. and long,. fitted .sleeves, The
fu 1' Skirt.' fell in so'lt folds from
• c, scalloped wa.i'st brie, Her finger
tip. vcll 4,611 fro.tn ap coronet of
Seed pearls: She carried :a' white
Bible. and corsage 'of orchids,
7'he bride was Marded by her
eldest sister, M , ri . James • SpUUs-
bury• VJedl In ,
fuSt'hia/taffeta
With inatehrng' hcaddt•ess. She
carried an • •a•riii bouquet of yet-
low roses;
'lames Spiisbury was ,b.est pian.
Wedding: music was played by
Mrs. Rov, '1VfacKenzie of Ripley,
,aunt of, •the. bride. Miss ' VirginiaDuquette. of .,London '»f. soloist:
'Mrs. flamm.ltan, •mothe'r of the
bride, word a . nayy figured 'silk
dress.' Mrs. 'Hanna; niather `of. the'
.groom, 'chose, a.• black silk dress
with b'lacic accessories Their cor-
sages were white carnations '
After' a buffet luncheon at thhe•
home of the bride's parents; a re-
ception was' held in the Recrea-'
W.1. H EA.RD TALK
0H GUIDE WORK
• In the /absence of Mrs. A. Wil-
son, Mrs. W. Douglas took the
chair c6or the ,March ,uneeting of
the Lucknow Women's Institute,
held in the Town Hall on Friday
During business discussion it was
'decided: to ',hold a card .party. in
the.�Recroa'tional Centre on Trues-
day, March 28th.
The rnobto "Better te- build a.
life . than make, a fortune" was
well prepared by Miss Ev.a. Greer
and read by Mrs. P. Stewart, The
roll call was answered by a fav
Or-ite ' Irish*. song. ,Mrs. "McKim,
.wilo ins: resigning as.District
Commissioner taf''the iGiri Guides
•tgave �a' very riteresting _talk, ori'
"Forty' Years pf :Guivde Wori''in
Canada Lady Pell,ett w • the
_.ITYL
o'.
first' Commissioner,. i
5sioner`: Mrs ,�-,•Mok12Tr
bt'gan Guide .works. in . L,uoknos
an''1923' 'and; •during those -many.
years she'.has been its leader 'and:
inspiration 'The •Company . no•ry
has. fiftygirls:,and one. hundred
and seventy have "".graduated in•
those years, .
Mrs. Harvey Webster gave a
piano solo and ..an auction sale: of
donated; •.iarticles •rdancluded -:the
meeting which was in 'Charge of
Mrs. Riichie'and Mrs:,W.V: John
Ston . The 'ladies in charge of re-
freshments ;served lunch, The' an
rival :meeting will be on'.i leriY
14th when 'all reports of Stan.
. ing,: ,Comni.ittees. must. be, receiv;
ed. 'The r611 'call ii;,,,be_a gyke .;.•
ed by paying fees and a pot luck
k
.supper' will be served.
Nq! not a blonde,': nor•': a`brun-
ette, but green hair.. You'll''knoow
th'e ' answer .when:'' y. ou see'' "The
136y.with the Green Hair"` at The
';Playhodse, Mardi 20, 21, 22. ' .
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Blake United Church W. M. S.
:The ;March meeting of Blakes'
• W.M S was held on ' Tuesday
Mrs. Tom Blake's, Mrs. •Irvine
Henry. was ,..m the e'>. chair. The
.themeof •the meeting was :."what
can I: give to my church": Hymn.
387 was . sung _ and prayer offer-
ed -by--.:Mrs.Henry;• Parts Were:
taken -by . Mrs. Will Andrew,' Mrs.
,Isaac Cranston, Mrs. Jerry Cran=-
ston- and~ 1Vi s -Glififord. ,.Kilpat=.
rick. The secretary's report was
given .bv Mrs. 'Herb•' Curran: "A.
solo 'was sung , by, , Miss'. Olive
..Blake, .Little- K',arran Kilpatr'ick`�
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This Is .Te ' Famous
WING
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REVERSIBLE'FEED--sews backwards.,: andforward
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SILENT.. TYPE • 'SHUTTLE simplicity plus . reliability.,
. • AUTOMATIC THREAD 'WINDER—.winds` thread while sew-
ing,, saves.' time.
LIFE -'TIME CHROMI•UM PLATE To retain' the original
beauty. and . service throughout the, years.
• AUTOMATIC .SWITCH : CONTROL INDICATOR—no more
broken threads.,
HINGED FOOT- eliminates. basting,gl
glides s over pins, etc
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performance, ; simple . to operate, does , more ,.
r yOu . -11
SEE . THEM AT
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were made - for a:: Progressive ''PHONE 11
0, LUCKNOW,
on March 17th and- 'r !
.party. fo a�
' . � iNI�.ill<1(I+ll�l1�1.�11�(,i(.�11•�1 �ll.��.. _•.._ "_— •- - - .-
bazaar . to •b : held.. .in Lucknov.�
''the fir 'day of ,.A. r.il.Cra
p , readi-nn • rienry,-_..;A dainty lunch was se';'- be 'held at rs. "Is �' 'Cranston's:
first , , � �M
was given -by Mrs,. Chris •CookI'\.led•by, Mrs. Blake and Mrs, Hugh ;Nis Li:vrng ,t.one 1VIenary moved
,and the ..closing prayer by 'Mrs..' Menary: The Apr'il Meeting is ;to a: vote of thanks ".to'Mrs:' .Blake
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For a. weddiac trip thebride
cl'onne•d a navy blue crepe+:dress;°
d wine coat with matching nt1-
essories, .Mr., and , Mrs. Hanna
wiil live, in London..
. there's"hydraulic Powr-`)frol for effort '
;less control ' of drawn implements. Such ,
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Trol, power 'shaft, and. belt pulley are. in-
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