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THE' LUCKNOWSENTINEL
S. C, .STOTHERS SECOND
IN CLASS AT O,A.C.
S ` C. Stothers:: of. Fergus, son
of Steve Stothers,~ Wellington
County Agricultural Representa-
tive,. placed second in the third -
year class at the "Ontario Agri-.
ciltur�a1 College. There" were ' 188
a neart,'bers in 'the class with S. C.
Close behind the' class leader, Who,
was W, J, Jakdbi of Mt,'Brydges•
PAISLEY, •' like most • municipali-
ties, is. facing' .a higher tax rate,
the 1950 levy being struck at ,68
mills, An increase. of .8 mills:
Jnited ChurchEv.ening. Auxiliary
The regular •meeting of the Ev-
ening AuXiliary was ;held Tues-
dayevening; at:the ,home of, •Mrs.
Cliff .Crawford. with 32 ' present.
'Mrs H Webster presided for the
devotional•. and, business period,
Readings were given by Mrs. R'•
Black, ;Mrs:' J, "C.: Armstrong`` and
'Mrs A. McNay. Mrs... Mu,Ynffrd.
'delighted • the • members as 'she'
took thin on a most 'interesting
and descriptive imaginary •tour
through our United ,Church head
quarters in the Wesley Buildings;:
Toronto. The- 'meeting-. was
broilght to a close by; the mizpah
benediction followed by. a c'ontest
and social . half hour
IUCKNOW,. • ONTARIO
KINLO.UGH
Mr, A. E. ' Haldenby received.
word of the death of his neph w
the late Sabi Haldenby
pathy is extended to the !bereav-
ed ones ••
Kincardine' Hospital. We hope for
a speedy recovery
Mr •Weir Eckenswiller under-
went an appendicitis•operation • in
-Mr, and Mrs.: Angus. McArthur,
and\ family' spent . Sunday 'with
relatives here
1VIr, William Statters returned
from W ingham lospital Where he
:has been' a patient, • .
Mrs, W. J, .McLean''of .Kincar-
dime' visited. with Mr`°and Mrs.
OUBLE
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Goodyears. We'll` buy the unused mileage in
your old worn tires: Our plan makes it easy
to get the safe, road gripping traction of big
mileage Goodyear tires .,. .drive in today!
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IH, A. Grah:ann• ..
Mrs Art • Graham: •spent.;' the
week -end' with. her • 'sister; •Mrs.
D ,Thompson at • Stratford. Isaac . D.•'and 'Emily Ensign ° and,
The Girls Auxiliary, will sheet came with her parents as ‘a child
On - Saturday ' ' of ternoon 'at ;the tQ Ashfield Township. After her
home` of .1Vliss Marilyn .Boyle.
Mss: Wesley Guest entertained
the W,M.Sof the Presbyterian
Church on.' Wednesday.a:fternoon,
. Mrs. Tom • Hodgins, and , Miss,
.May .Boyle atteiided the Deanery
W. A. executive meeting on, Mon-
day last at the home of Mrs T,
G:, Crozier; .Walkerton. Mrs ;Charles E:: Smith of':WiEn-.nr;-,
harri;. one broth r, . Her'bert
Mrs H. A Graham and.• Mr.,sign of Ashfield Township A.
brother Isaac ;pre-dece:asl d.'her 10,
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• Funeral: services ` `were, held
f r o m' " the Lerirran tonere'
RSDAY,, '.MAY 25th,. '1950
AIRS. J. R. -JOHNSTONE •
WON PRIZE DRAW
At :a. dance. 'on 'Friday night,
sponsored by' the Ladies' Auxil-
iary to the Canadian Legion, a
'.draw was made for a lovely silver.
set, with the prize=winning 'tick-
,et being held by Mrs. J. R. John-
Stone: The lucky spot dance was
won, by ;,Miss. Lois Hunter and
Bob .McNay. '
OBITUARY
ETHELD'ENSIGN BROWN;
• Etheld Ensign,, widow. of the'
.late "Walter Brown, •passed away.
suddenly ;in' :Sarnia General,. Hos=
pital'on May. ,15th, •
She was ,born inrThame&ford,
June :3',' 1873, daughter.` of the. late
'Marriage in .1892 to Walter. Brown
they 'lived, mostly in London and
Detroit. For the 'past 20 years' she
has resided in, Sarnia. ,'
:Surviving are one ,son ' Earl, of
Detroit; two sisters, Mrs.' Val
encia McGuire' of .Detroit, and
Art Graham • : spent a day last
week at Listowel: with • Mr..arid'
Mrs. M.' Johnstone
sRriiog Deatiery Rattly:
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• ' Why run an , ob• stacle course :every ' spring
arid. after --every ram storm? Through. a .Fat..itt.-
• Improvement, Loan from'rho B of M you, can
finance.: the making .of . ditches, drainage sys—
tems,, dyking, ,as • well as many' other farm
improvements. . , .• • •
If.you need ready cash' to do the fob,. a•
mprove»ment Loan maybe the answer:'
in and 'talk' over the details with ,oar
'nearest' B of M manager. •
Remember, `if your proposition' is
sound, there's money for, you, 'at the
Bank of Montreal...• . •
BANK OF MONTREA
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Bruce,: Deanery A:Y P A.: held
the annual spring rally arid Oban-
quet on Friday, evening at Lion's
Head when'the• young people; en-
joyed, a sumptuous : meal. . The
beautifully decorated tables: were
,enked with daffodils,. hyacinths
anapdr'agon and.' at the: con
elusion:of the-.meal'the president
of •the Lion's' Head • rancl we1-
corned the, •guests., rie. meeting
w,as•then turned over to the pre
sident, 'Miss: May Boyle: Mrs..
Louise,' Broadfoot replied' to the
address .:of welcome.' This was
followed by' a . toast' to .• the. King
Purvis and all'. joined,' in God Salve The camlm ty ha ing lived .
Kinfg Miss Ada Baux' of Chesley
propdsed: the toast too the •church.
and' a verse.of .the Churches One
years 1•ie went West .and started
Foundation' was sung. The toast farming ;where he had.'Ibeen for
somve time until coming to Fort
' •by ,Miss - • . . .
to the A,Y,.P:A:`was gvven
Jane. l�Tichol. of Southampton acid France •to live with his aunt and
uncle, nl .oris=. Its tonl6e
all ;repeated the Association
Pnayer. Mr Harry Oswold dir- a funeral 'was . held from tion :vitamin Bt oalolnm, e
petit,. and digestion eo
- • e . zl= Ptman•funeral home•
strength and twurbrhment D
:edea a sing swig. � ticv..,v,a. '-
stone was welcomed, 'also -`a num- on• ,Friday With •interment in .Ft
her. of ,:young people ; from. St. Frances cemetery . •
George's Church, : •Owen Sound, Surviving', are three brothers,
Who had come to' present . their Jack' and • Edwin' :of Lucknow;
play"High School Daze"• which ert';Of Golden: Prairie and
itwo :sisters,' 'Mrs: Alex : Gillies
was greatly � enjoyed.' Rev; L. W. •. • -
Owen of • Southampton conducted (Jean)'•af Kinloss' and• Mrs. David
a game sand :presided for the elec.- Milne (Nettie) of ' Lticknow : A.
tion ; of '.officers which .were as brother Alex predeceased hit' ,13
follows: hon ' pres., Rev. ';L W
Owen, ",, Southampton, Chaplain,
Rev. W. 'Jones;'Lions'Head; pres.,
Miss May Boyle; Kiniough; vice
pies ; Miss Gladys'•; Blake,': Lions
Head; sec., Mrs. Louise Broadfoot,
Tara; ., treas., • Mr. '. W. Hannan,
'Southampton;: Diocesan Council
.representative, Miss. Louise,; Gal
hraith, Tara. The executive met,
and: ,plans were made for a picnic
to' be held at''Kineardine on July
19th.,Those "attending 'from here
were Mrs. W. Wall, Mrs '• Torn
Hodgins and 'Miss May Boyle.
Mrs ,Charlie Hodgins,.' Ruth' . &
Kathleen visited . on Sunday with •
Misses. ',Edna and May Boyle,
home,. Ripley, Wednesday,. May 17
at '3.00 p.m. -with Rev.• W A. Bee
croft of Wingham'. officiating:.
Burial took place'in: iLochalsh '
••cetnetery pallbearers - were John
McRae, Duncan Cameron, Donald'
ell, Roy. J. HNLW'HEN�DERS.ON`'
•M1acKerize,' ()liver .Barkw. , Y v
McGuire and Howard McGuire
• LUMBER• .:LI ITED
'.PHQNE~'150.; .LUCKNOW, ONT.:
Lovely and Practical'
Give your furniture
a new. Spring Coat.
CHARLES•, S. P• VIS
Charles.. Sanderson Purvis pass
ed ;' away'': in Laverendrye Hospi-
tal, Fort Frances,: on : Monday,
May 15th, in. his 65th year. Mr.
R is was a .former'• resident. of
this,community. v
just •east . of�the . village for many'
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kinnymen, wa�ien.
gain 5,10,151
Get` New: Pep, Vim, Vigor
What a'thrill Bony Iln,{ba 1111, out. •ugly hollows`
all up; neck. no longer scrawny . body loses halt-
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starved.: sickly "bean -pole' .look.. Thousands of
•girls, women.; men,, who never could gain before,
are now proud of•ehapely;'.healthy-looklog bodies.
They thank the special •vigor-bufldlog..liesiA�ulldinit
t0 s. • stimulants, invigorators; .
nrich blood, (Improve °
ap . food gives you more
a : Out deeb. on bare bones.
icon c;teac na•tiwrt.a. ..
the b, -10; Ib or' 20 lbs. you. need for normal wetgbt.
Costa little. New,"get acquainted"' elze MO/
• Try famous Ostrex Tonle 'Tablets for new vigor
• 'and added, poundel;thle very. day: At all druggists.
•ford .Miller, Reg Parker, •Oliver.
ughes, Been obinson, Colin
.Reward;, Dan Murchison:
•,• Attending -'. the funeral fiom.
.Liicknow .were Mrs.. Dave Milne,
years ago. Mr Ed; Purvis, Mks F E. Milne;.
Friends and` neighbors of Mr. Mrs N: E Haldenb:y, Miss Carrie.
Purtvis acted 'as: ;pallbearers; Clif= ,Milne. and Mr:D..G. M1n ems.
Lucknot . Branch
C:. L. SMITH, Manager
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Paramount ' Institute : held the
May. meeting, at the home of Mrs
D: Nicholson. The nevi, president,'
;Mrs. Fred,. Martin, took the chair..'
The meeting opened vith•the ode
and Mary\ Stewart' collect.. The'
roll call t was answeref• by paying
of fees,: Aifter •busin•ess was d.is-
cussed; Mrs, Rabt.'Ham iltpn took
the program which -Vas . as -fol-
lows:' readings 'by. Mrs. Ketcha
baw, ' Mrs., Warren •Wylds. and.
Mrs. Philp Smith; Mrs. Orland
Richardspaper. a ave
ol'i `How
g.
'I made :'my housecleaning . easy''
'and led in a discussion: It was
decided to hold the grandrriothers'
meeting at the home of. 1VIrs.. Jas,
MacDonald, Lueknow,`irr June. A
lovely lunch was served by the
hostess and her helper, `'.Mrs,
Lorne. Ritchie.
Mr: and. Mrs. Walter Dotter
spent the day with Mr,and Mrs.
E. Dexter. on their '51sT wedding,
anniversary: Congratulations..
Mr,
and Mrs. Carman ;Hamiltf n,
of Uarnilton visited 'with old
r4ghbors.
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