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THURSDAY, JULY .2"7th,' l.05Q;
focal and general
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Mr. •.and Mrs, Albert Little
spent Sunday with Kincardine
• friends
Mr. and Mrs. G, Bouris of'Pres-
ton are holidaying with,Mr,• and
. Mrs Bill Pappas.
Mr, and .Mrs. .';Norman. •Wilson.
and two children of Hamilton are
• holidaying with relatives, k..
Mr.; 'and Mirs: John Parrish and
Mrs-;. Joseph Hamilton: attended
the , .S,trauchan family, •picnic, at
Goderich. last Wednesday
Mr, and .Mrs P.' A. Diurnin°
daughter Carol of London spent'
a ` favi' days here with hi°' par
cuts; Mr.. And Mt's:. Sam D:ur urn
and' Betty, ,while on ,their boli
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LUC.K'NOW
'UNITED CHURCH
Minister: •Rev:.W. J.' Mumford,
M.A.; B.D.,: S.T.D.
SUNDAY, JULIO 39th, '1950
10, a.m.: Sunday School:a.mn,; "ToTHi";n �1�To. Hfig , ;
No Low, No Great, No
Smal_I". _
No '"Evening Service
When `an optimist gets the
worst -of -it; :he. makes tire: best:
of it" ,,
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700''to 1'0:00 'p.m.
c.fOr- the
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AN �:.' ,.
I, CEOPTH
SUMMER
THE' LUCKNOW' SE TfNEi,, IUCKNOW,-
o1rTARio:
PAIGE
Mirs. Wm.' J. Humphrey., f t.
Helens spent the past 'wee with
.friends in Goderich
Miss Flora Webster pi Kitch-
ener :Bent the .Week -end at the
hohle °of her :pare ts, Mr, and
Mrs., Richard Webster.
Misses Agnes Tennant of W aik- •
erton and Bertha Allin' of Tor--
ento spent their vacation at Rest
A" -While, Bruce Beach,.
Mr.;. and
•.•Mrs: Jack ' Wiegand,
Mr- and Mrs Fran Terrace and
Brucie oaf .Detroit are .vacationing
at.:Bruce Beach;, •
Mr.,and 'Mrs Les Purves t
Londop spent the week -pend., here,
“Les has been werkingln. London.
for .the ;past: six months.
Mrs.: Waited Drennan return-
ed home •after Visiting for two
.weeks; with • Mr, and Mrs ; Melvin
Stewart, Guelph,
•o• Mr. and Mrs. Hanvey Treleaven
and Robbie. are.,•holicaying ,at 'Mr
'and. Mrs. 'Alban ,Trleaven's cot-
tage
ot'
to 'eat: ei ,,Kashi Lake near t t• Graven
hurst:
Miss Clara. Ganntt::and Jaynes
'Elliott; of .:Toronto' visited:• last
week' With. Mrs" 'Jean Rutherford
and Mr. and ,Mrs, Har'vey •Tre
leaven.
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Mr and: Mrs. .:HarrY . Torrance
of •North Bay . and Mr. and Mrs:
e er' Torrance • of. Toronto .were
week=•end' guests -,of Mr, .and•: Mrs:
1.3. Anderson:,
aVir:.`.and: Mrs. Harry Wilson of
Fort .William visited last
their aunt, ` 1VLr s: Dtintan Mac-
Do,nald1Tand: other:.re atives in' the.
cernmunity:
Misses
" Helen Salkeld,:and Ruth th
Annr•.Thom son te lber ` f the
O. C ;afif at
;cue ah" ver re re;
�the ..
ri visitor with former s
ce.t ,s
� J. andSal-
.'.arents,`'IVIr..Mrs...T . _$ ,
keld.
Mr. and ' Mrs. Chas:- Radford,
Edmonton, Bruce,' a chemical en-
gineer :of Montreal and _'daughter.
Lois; nursing in Vancouver; B:C:,
called on L:ucknow' and Ashfield
friends recently.
LUCKNOW
1Vl'la: ll.. 1 UIj X1,1., w i y v
bei dauglitei, Marguerite .of .Tor
onto, left ,Toronta..by' train on
on.
Saturday,: Jtily 22nd fol a'.three
•t4eeks`.' vacationl.tat;''New 'West':.
minster, : B.C.
: Mi='. 'and:`Mrs; '.Wallace :Hilnies
'•and.:children,. Jahn rind' Van; 'of
O.hawa iii e''pending 'this .\Veel •
Mr, ahcl Mrs::. Chas.. Webster , -:
',tit than x'i>ttage ` at . Anibe,rley
Beach,
-• Mr 1\41.,;.' Henry- Henryat:ter of
Lruceficld:,spent ...Sunday :at 'the.
:home' of bei paren'ts' Mr. and
,M s. •Sam• Dur nin.• Betty return
ed to Br ucefield' :with thein for
reale, Holidays.. •
• Miss Mina Grazam ,df Chi lr
c'bthe, `;Ohio, has .returned after
'bexlrg home;•ow:ing to.' the illness
.of her sister, Mrs. Will; Habkiik,
whorl:. we .are glad to ,report is
making a good recut cry, .
'Mr.' •and .Mrs, s Wfn Boles, Miss
Della'poles".cif St. Catharines, Mr.
and Mrs. George .Pi ice and Caaro
•'lyra of : Washington Were week
end visitors with ; Mr. and'
Wrn .Joh.n ...1- 'u.niphl`eir :and :other
•
friends::
.• Miss Gr aae1 udles of • Toronto,
visited • during ihe..p�,last week' at
:t�hc .h.dm�,,�->f •.l-r.c�.r�.s.istez rarr.-'laiw� �.
Mrs. Margaret Digi y of ,uok
haw.: Mrs. • Dudlev ,flans to •'at
tend the Dudley -Cornish wedding,
On July 28th in; 'High Park Un
ited .Churoh,'; Tor'O lto:
,n
Vi'sitots rat: the hoMe • o%; Mr
and Mrs. Angus. Grahorm the• past .
'week 'were ,Mr. arid Mrs. James
Snotivc, Betsy & Iathi•yn a Bel;
wood, Mrs ;Iz I1.obin$on of New -
Mark et, YirS,,J Lowndes*.att•d Any
.gus of Qice isi ille, Mr: Ronnie
Graham of 'I'0ranto and Doria
,MacKen ie of TeesWiter, r-
Mr. and M•5.. Cala ikr Irwin and
',Terry' of Orillia spent the week
end with relatives in th;e corn
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triunity; Their other Ithree boys,
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Allan, Iva•nt" and David are holi-
daying with their graridpareritS,
Mr, and Mrs, T,horri9s Miagaffin.
•MARX RQS$. DIED SUDDENLY
Ax•LANGSIDE SUMMTR' HOME
• the death' .of Miss ,Mary Ross:
of Toronto occurred :suddenly 6n
-Friday a't„their sum.rner_home. at
Langside. She was a.'daughter of
Thomas .Ross and the late .Jean
Ross ,and' her, death game asfatha.
igreat • iblow• to :her • agedfather
with whom she made 'her borne
at 40 Elm Grave Ave.; Toronto,
andwithwhom she •;was dhoti
'laying at the old, home in 'Kin
• Besides ner father, Miss Ro1ss.
is survived ' by 'one .sister,
Elizabeth 1Vlurray: •
The 'funeral' service 'ulnas; helyd
,on M:onaiay at . the Ross .Craig
Funeral ,Home in :-Toronto Iith
interment in. Park Lawn .Cern-:.
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etery,. ' •
MARRIED AT SEAFORTH
A quiet wedding wassolemn
'izedat high' noon on • Tuesday;,
July 18,th;. in Northside Ui'ted
Church parsonage, Seaforth when.
Rev D. •:A. ` MacMillan united in.
Marriage Edith. May, only dau-
ghter of the late, Mr. and Mrs.
William D. Hoag, of Seaforth,; ..to:
the Rev.. Allan W. Gardiner, B,A.,.
of Egmondville. , The.` bride and,
groom : were . attended by . Mr. and.
Mrs P.' W..:.H;nag- cif Isucknow
Following .a'wedding; luncheon at'
the home of Mrs: % Wilbert Web
ster,, Rev. and Mrs Gardiner`.left
• on,; .a wedding trip to '1Vhuskoka.
sand , Ottawa. • They . will: reside at:
Egmondville: '
VACUUM -SEALED
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n• ale Hammerton
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Films Develo • ed and •Printed 24 -Hour Service
Cameras Repaired.. Telephone 199,' ..in"'ha
FOURTH CONCESSION'
• The largest oil refinery' in':the
British • Commonwealth is ' at.
Sarnia,.' Ontario. ;'It has a daily
average. ,capacity ;of .53,000 bar-
rels.
...returned to Orillra vvath
them: •
R'ecernt visitors at the .'homes.
of :Mr: and Mrs. W L1' MacKen
zie,:'and Mrs: ' Harold 'AITin .were;
:Mr. ;ani:. Mrs. .Melvin vein .MacKenzie`
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and dau titer Dianne of Chico o"
daughter g ,.
Mr and "Mrs:: Stinson oaf Sem,ans,
Sask. aiid Mr, arid. Mrs. Kenneth'
Kidd. of Glenallen, Ontario:
• Mr. and Mrs. Fred MacLachlan
of Owen Sound were ,callers. %on.
'the Fourth Concession recently at
Goadlrnc
PEN TREAD
HI CLEAT"
Extra traction ia: an ontstand-,
Ing feature of -B. -F. Goodrich
"H1 -Cleat" `tractor 'tires.
The open tread will not clog.
. tear or•aide-Slip . , the
thick blah . eleats are rein-, •
forced / are, tou;llcr.
last, longer'; > •
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MASON'S GARAGE•,
dPHONE °148, LUCKN.OW
Toronto 'Friday to attend the '
wedding of _:her. _ cousin, :1NFnss, „
Grace Graham
Mr` Stuart''Brough~ of Paisley
was a 'visitor lat'the Thome of,
grandfather, L:'•,;C MacIver, one
+h - ' i • '7 T" -» • .R' W?+c.;,; day:. lash week._
EACH THURSDAY
Mr: and` Mrs:. Angus G'r+aham.
• . had • the . jpleasure of entertaining.'
..Lucknow Dhstrict" tcali ...of• their..faimily' the first'of.
,BURNS. AND Cthe week, , ,
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Mr Tom Ross and daughter~ :a'
et us know'. i Wednesday MarY Who : were spending the. cr
' hogs trucked directly -warm weather•.'at. .their summer'
"Packing Planhozne:are •La n side sent, Wednes-. •:'
g p
day afternoon ' a4 the Thome" of h a
R HOG ' L. M
u S A rot . er b h , • aialver. Miss Miary�
:died ver suddenl
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Local Trucker
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.• Coal icosts you less, during the summer. •
'V You're sure of your supply for the • winter."
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• Your coal is delivered
• You avoid the headache of a •last, minute rush.
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10N CANAQ)ANS
o it no'
,1f ou can 'y •repay 'lin nine easy monthly instalments; or .`
less, without being too hard on your budget, the
B 14 will be, glad to lend you the money.
This alsa provide a*hother`good reason -for stocking
up now . You. can get in all yotir coal in one
single deliver4y'if you desire. That means -less trouble
andless dirt.
Drop in atyour local B .of M branch assoon; as
v I• convenient and talk it over. Make sure of your
coal supply in good time.
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Luckhow Branch CHARLES SMITH, Mariager
WORIKJNti WITH' CANADIANS IN EV'EWK.
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