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TtJujSDA,, JUNE 29th, X1950.
focal -.an_.. General.
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THE . LUCKNOW SENTI.I L, LUCKNOW, : ONTARIO
Nis, W' W 'Hill .is spending a : Mid, and Mrs. Jaek F•arrish and
week a_t Bright s Gr.,ve with hiss Mr, and , Mrs. Jim Gibson of
Cousin, Roy.Roogers. • Blyth visited- in Woodstock last
Mr Joseph Mallouglh;was.,takweek.
en '
to last week.,. Misses ',Alice and Anne •$town:
o Goderxch H
He has ,been making his honle in at .De'troit.•`spent the. Week-erid
Goderich for. some time,. . R : with their aunt, Mrs. . A: l Fin -
Hank Kreuger of Detroit, who
Payson,
is a, '.frecjuent visitor here, •re " Mrs: George Robinson and two
Gently• unde'Went an emergency children of .Ottawa, are visiting,
ap1pendectomy. with relatives here while George
Mrs, Neil J; MacKenzie left the. is on a mission tin the North with
• first of the '•week ,for the Girl they:
Guide ,.Cam'p at .En sdale . where'
she; has :a supervisory' position.
Cari�eron ,and, Mass` Anne F°iri
laysori, of Toronto, spent.. the
'week,end with their mother, Mrs;
A. R. Finlayson. GJri .their'.retUr"n
'they he were aOeompanied by Mrs.
Arthur Lewis. of Stouffyille,• •who
has spent ,-the past' two viieeks
with Mrs:.' Finlayson. Mrs. Lewis
• was sadly (bereaved this, spring
when her husband:'•was killed in
• a tractor accident.,,
'Miss :A.rdonna Johnston,� stud.
ent nurse at Victoria 1<o0.ital.and
Bill 'Johnston of the •Canadian,
Naval S.ex`vice,' .are holidaying ,at.
the •home of 'their .parents, 'Mr.
.°and Mrs. ;Noble Johnston.
'PASTORATE RATE
ENDS
AT ST. HELENS
(ST. HELEN'S NEWS),
Using as his text. the words; of
Paul to• the Philippians "1 thank
any. God, for' every, renzernnbr.ance'
of 'you", Rev. M G. Newton
preached .an impressive farewell
seranori to a large• congregation on
Sunday morning. After spending
five : years here, ,Rev. and Mrs-,
'Newton leave this -Week for their
new charge at Holmesville.
Quite ,.a numib. er from here en-
joyed; the annual Sunday School.
pini With the Whitechurch Sun-
day ,School ,at ..the tenth :Bridge
ori • ;Saturday afternoon. '
,:Miss Isobel Milier 'and .Mr. Tom
Todd rnotpred t:o Kirkland Lake
on ;Saturday for .Mise W. D...Ruth- I
erf'ord who has r'eai,gned from•.the
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staff of :the-. Kirkland Lake High
Sch'ool•. •
House Strdek„ '
Considerable :damage Was. done
to 'the chimney .arid .upstairs of
the;home of Mr.. '.and Mrs. Frank
Todd 'by the severe electrical
storm ons Thursday. afternoon,
Nobody . was at home at .the time
but when;. 'Mrs.. Todd' • returned
she; noticed the .str.ange 'odor in
the. house and upon investigating-
found ,that • the house. had been
struck by lightning:
1VI"r...a • Wel
nd, Mrs. Will bster let
`
last. week .on a ':motor trip to•
Alberta.
Mrs: Dan Martin, Messrs ;El-
mer and Arr}o
1d'''Woods motored.
to Powasson on ;Friday= to spend,
the ; week -end With Mr. arid Mrs.
r3rnerson'Austin.
The., July' meeting .of the Wo --
men's "institute will be held in..
the, • co runiunity 'hall .on . W ednes-:
day afternoon, July' 5th at ' 2.3.0.
Roll `call, •.``1Vfy favorite subject
at 'school": The report of the Dis-
'trice Annualmeeting will be giv-•
Doug Clark: cif .the at'
Steinbbacl, Man., . is holidaying
here anter completing ;a course at
Regina.' On ,his return'he..will. be
accompanied. by, 1Vlrs. • Clark and
children who have been !visiting
here 'while „Doug ,iwas in , R egina.
OVER 'FIFTY AT EVENING
AUXILIARY.., ANNUAL PICNIC . .
e
Sunny ,skies', prevail d. -for the
annual . prcnxc' of "the ..Evening
Au>rili ary . Af the •Unit -0 Church
held last Thursday ; afternoon,
Eight visitors,' 40 . members and
several=<4childr.en-:were welcomed
,by 'Mrs., Campbell ;Thompson at
her cottage at Amberley Beach.
ALMOST ONE HUNDRED AT
SHOWER FOR' JUNE •BRIDE'
On. Tuesday, afternoon of last
Week 'almostonehundred. friends
atrddiei'ghlbors gathered at the
home'' of, Mr. and. Mrs. Robert
Str.athdee,.: Concession 6i?'. Huron
To,Wnship,,• to honor theirdaugh-
ter, Catherine,....and to, extend
their best wishes for her `future,
• 1.
The devotional exercises were happiness
conducted iby.' the, president, Mrs The living ,'room was•tasteful-
H, Webster and Were .closed' ,bY ly decorated with bouquets of
prayer ,by, Dr, Mumford, Humo. r flowers and pink and white
ous i.eadings .were "given by' Mrs streamers
Harvey' Trele.aiven • and Miss Jean, •
•';-
is. '. ' Cameron McAuley read
Osborne..:A skit• called``"'The Menu •
the address,'signed ori:behalf Of
Committee".. Was enacted. by 1VIrs the gatheiirig by :lViariori Clarnble,'
N! • K Murdief after
:H,. Thpmpson,. rs. Isabel Forster and hersel ,
Mrs. H ` Allin; Mrs. R.. Black, Mrs v hick ' three:. g1i1 ::frrends, Joyce' en ,and the girls will give a demt
1':: Brewer,,: Mrs S .:Cohyei, M'rs ' A nold;,:; Edith . Osborne and ;Lu-. onstration •o' -f t` h. e i r.. project
Andrew, „R�_ 'Geo. r;,..,, r i\ir; :.. Pollock opening, "Clothes closets up
PAGE THREE
Y .ear � ye out quaUty . ehas'
ahucc s been a aPtikc.y.s
tion with
die• the rs cons , .era
The Business Men.'s
xecut><ve' .of �.
'Thee,
i Announces the.. following hours-
�Assoc'lat><on _, . ..
for the Holiday Week End,
of .Business
CLOSED THIS ,AFTERNOON_THURS,...
FRIDAY NIGHT 4_
• OPEN F
' Y lst��.� • �,
JUL
CLOSED SATURDAY,
to date This
.children's' day' and they Will
supply the program•.. Hostesses---.
Miss'. Jean • Aitchison, Mrs. ' .E.•• J.
Thom and Mrs Chas 1VICiponald.
Please not the change, in day:,'
Mrs:, Fred,McQuillin is making
. favorable, recovery in the Wing -
`Ho ital .foll?Wing: an attack
liam , agp ,
t. ;pneumon+ia -
A. J. Wilson . a,nd .Mfrs. ;F. Wilson:
• All the ladies came to _the .Meet-
ing wearing hats ,styled 25 years;
ago Miss Robt Thoixipson, Pr:'
Mumford and Campbell Thornp-
son acted as judges of these.• Mrs
Win Ifyinphrey; was selected the'
prize ,:winner.:, Her.'•hat was' forty
years •;'.olds . A' 'delicious' , p.iGnic
lunch: wag. served by the/hostess
@,
UCKNOW
UNITED
R
C.
the many lovely' and useful gifts.
'Catherine made • a suitable :re-
ply and ,.,thanked: all: :for' their•
'kindness and much ..appreciated
gifts ,
"' -A . delicious lunch was served
after .which Catherine invited;.the.
-1ladies..: to :'view .'her trousseau,
whichbrought an, :enj_oyable: af-
ternoon, to a close.'
BOUN'DARY EAST,
The . W.hi,. r'hurch• W. `•I. held
"their June 'meeti•ng in .tl-te Com
n unity" Memoi i.al Hall: •Mrs;;: Geo:.
mister Rev.`. W.. J 'Mumford, ix1 i e ided Tile meet-
1�IcClea ag1l n pi cs•
M A.,. I3.D:, S T.D i Opened by singing.:.the.
' , Inatittite. ode ..and repeating the
� �• .V' .'2nd 1950• ' .
SUNDAY, JUL + i• ra'er. The motto 'wa4
Lords
1.0 dm •: -Sunday Sc 001. ! , given by . Mrs . Terson. Ii win on
. r.,Dilfy makes •
i k us do things well
1 .a, n..' What. Canada Expects "but love makes tis do: them, beau
ii
1
nadiatis I. of uTly".•' 7`he roil . call was ..ans- house
veered by ;`Something a'
:. 2.30 :m:: Wo
Service of ' rship o". The ` aper
p guest should not d p
• under auspices of,. Andrew- was , �,,eri'.by Mrs.:•,Jaines ,Wilson.
r .. ,' w g'•
Lane ']Family Reunion.. ' Mid W R Farrier played a p ano
Public ;invited. ' .4
• solo and - readings were. given.. by.
h Congre-i 'Mrs. 'Earl ,Caslick,:: Community,.
Thursday,. 'July, fit ,
gational picnic Leave,': ! 'singing interspersed the program
Church at 1'15 'p m With' 'Mrs :•`Garnet Farrier at 'the
.CENTENNIAL ,CELEBRATION .
Plans are. complete •tor the. .An -
`drew -Lane ` Centennial celebra-
tion to' ab'e .held.th>s week=end.
Piano. Iostes es were Mrs. A,
..—.�— +i• �n+•0O4�^'�'"'"'` J'; 'Walters and. .Mrs,,James McInnes.
N+ ,
n yew' - : ane...
centennial
1850 1950.
CIIURCH :SERVICE.
ow Business Men's Association
,• Luckn ation.,
. � :Gordon
Fisher, .Sec..
• ebster Pres. ' '
There 'will' be a monster ,picnic.B
ori Saturday at .Poplar .each,
south.. of Kincardine, ;and ori'Sun-'
day afternoon at 2.30 there will
be a• church service in the'' Un
ited 'Church, Lucknow. Following
•the , service . there, will • be 'a social'
hour held in ,the Sunday. School`.
It: will be red-letter occasion
in the: history of this' clan whose
forbears came frorn Dexon :a•cen,
turY. ado• ;
her daughter, Mrs PharisI 'Math -
'era. ath
'ers
.Mr. and'Mrs.'John Brown,' 'Mr:
and •: Mrs :.Wilfred Grant, •Mrs.
Carnian• Green and .Russel 'Grant
of Paisley :spent Sunday with Mr.
and 'Mrs., Ed. 1VJcQuillin
The' 'teacher and,- pupils of' S.S.
No. 9, Kinloss, ar,e holding. their.
'annual 'picnic on Thursday, June,
29th in the : afternoon. Everyone.
is welcomne; Basket lunch. A soft,
m
'ball ;gae' with,•No 9 vs. filo:, ` 10•
will be 'the' ,main featture of the
picnic.
Jack: Gillies . attended the fun -
e1 a1.•Df •,the late Mrs. 'CockW.ell in
Listowel on Friday.:' .
Tv,ro carloads of. ladies attended
the, district: • annual, .at Holyrood,
Mrs:. V•ictor Ernerspn,.Mrs. Lorne
Johnston, Mrs. Jack Ryan,' Mrs,
George_ Fisher were ' delegatd`is.
Mesdames. ;Toni .Moore;'';Mac Ross
ar d. Gillcyl� e wer e charter netri-
boa's who. i.`cceivki a, corsage. 'len,
dollars' vas donated td• theMan
•
itolli Relief Fund and $50 to the
Salvation . Army,. ' .For. the. Jul'
141-CKNQW ' *w meeting the hesteti" S arc •Mrs.
- . Mae ii:OS,` itid: •'l Ru's i -•C a9nt.
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UNXTED. C1 U1tCI>>E _' 11011. ; Gill], . ]lore to make •Sunday
iu nday, July
at 2.30 p.'mo
1Vlinst
RY80
Hr3ur
Mac
Ve •Sh
err • In Charge:
REV, DAVID J.' LANE
of
4 Clinton Pr esbyterian : Church
-EVE 14Y� WELCOME.
Social' Foilowiitg Service
Lane, Pres,
Mrs.. J. A. Crispin, Sei'�:
Ste; others, chairman
Church 'Service Committee
;x;
.7-rr'stful.da '
Mr.. and 1\11.3 %-.,, T. Jant>i and Plat t
ilyr of Milverton, Mr: amid Mrs.
17' Ii. Carruth•t;1•s and daughters
Of Holyi ood and Mr, arid Mrs:'
Ronald Forster andfamily were
guests at George fisher's Sun.-,
day.
Mr.''and Mr`s• George Kennedy'
rind sons went to. Toro on Sat-
urd•ay Where .Mrs, Kennedy • and
Billy will ;spend. a. few days..
Mrs. James, Gaunt Was taken to
• they hospital in London on Sun-
day„ ' Mrs. Alert, Hackett of Wingliam,
sp,ept. "'a few days' .last. week with
•
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phone: business.
62,000 Bell shareholders and their facniiiltes.
Thousands of suppliers of materials. for tele-
phone constructionand expansion.. .
1,250,000 telephone customers in Ontario and
Quebec, in homes, offices,• h6spitals, shops.•
Keeping: pace with growing needs for more
and better telephone ;service takes .lots of
work and Iots.of money.;
Only a financially r healthy company can
carry on this big job. •
Telephone users; employees, shareholders,
everyionehas a vital' interest in a service
that means,so much to the ,welfare of so
many people.
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MOTORISTS.'..PEDESTRIANS
s HURRY'that KILLS
wa/k...40-/i/e... CARFfULLe
AR''(O„ .E...PARTWENT' OF
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