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COMMENTSON 'LUCKNOW'S.
WEEKLY "SALE DAX"
"Canadian Business", published
.by the. Canadian Chamber of
''Commerce, comments as follows
on.•the weekly Sale Day in Luck-
. now, of 'which Jack Macintosh is
the chief promoter; ', .
• "If • you drive, .into 'tl e Bruce
CountY:, Ontario, 'town ;of Luck-'
if ow on ••a : Wednesdayafternoon,
you'll ,find int diffie'Ult 'to discover'
parking space on • the main
streets; In rnost of the neighbor
ing .communities, Wednesday'
means °'a half .holiday,; but. in•
uckripw it's'Sale •Day,when the.
:farmers come to' tawta •
"The : local : Chamber . of Corm
imerce 'took'`; the, lead, 'Some'. tirrie'
. ago, in'Organizing 'the Wednesday.
sales. The farmers bring in ' live-
stock, : farm 'equiprnent, .rniscel-;
' laneous ;f urniturev etc., all to be
sold at- auction. ' The Chamber
: emphasizes that this "Sale Day"
serves a, double 'purpose: it saves.
the `fanner the trouble. and -ex=
penseof taking his stock to the
dockyards, and provides: a med.
iuxn of exchange among residents
in the area. And Lucknow'citizens'.
(about 1,000) find. it stimulates
retail business".
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At least: 60 percent • of•thiang'
Kai Shek's •troops,: or about
1,$00,000 men, were lost: 'during
1948
THE VOICE OF TEMPERANCE'
You• have to go to the''Ontario
•Liquor': Act, territory ,to hear this
one. It is ;a common: saying. ainong
hostesses there; The cynics 'word.
that is. ,
;going g the roundsis
' i this-
•i,f : you :.a give' you guests'`lots •: of
drinks' it` doesn't...matter :what
,00d you offer them. That seems
to be one way to; accomplish " the
degredation of hospitality: The:
reflection is :not on 'the hostesses,
that they, want 'to,tur n their table
• into a bar. The reflection is.. On
the 'guests.- After several ; drinks
their taste for foo.has deterior
ated, , so ,have their eating man
ners. There '.is 'no telling •ho'w ,of-
fensitv'e her •drinking guests: may
be 'to the sensitive hostess This
is the risk she takes, if she ;serves
cocktails`--Avt.
THE, LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKAIow,, (NIARIo•
BORN
FORRESTER--in Win
gham Gen
oral ` Hospital on' Thursday, Aug-
ust 17th, to Mr, and` Mrs. •Ronald
Forster, a daughter, Donna Marr
garet.
MacKINNON ,at Win gh.am Hos,
pital on
Wednesdsy,'August 16th,
1950, to Mr. and Mrs: Fraser •Mac-,
Kinnon, 'a son, Jarries Donald e,
a
ADAI S In Winghart+i Gen •
Hospital. on Tuesday„,Au. t~ era;
to" Mr, an.d:lVir gust 22;
s.• Robert Adams of
Wh'itechurch;' a 'son .
NUPTIAL. EVENTS..
IN, BRIDE'S HONOR
On Monday evening prior to
her-rparri:age, Miss Shirley ;Sher-
wood.
her-wood• was guest' at a miscellan—
eous shower in her honor at the
home of, Mrs, Raymond Finnigan.
Shirley Was led to a: pink and
White•decorated chair over which
was suspended:, a.nwhite '-wedding
bell and stre'amers..-.Mrs. : Jack
Curraiii .read , an address. after,
which two large -baskets of, gifts'
Were ' cried in;' Mrs:: 'Chester
Finnigan ,assisted in the opening
f the: parcels. Shirley, ',thanked
of,
for the, beautiful and.
seful gifts and invited all 'to'
corne and visit her in her futiire
hone: ' A .short pro ram; was en_
o ed•,after. Whi' h''a
. Y c a dainty lunch
NLacINTYRE-•-in,;W • e
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l.g„am,Gen 'e
eral Hospital':on Wednesda ,.Au u
tut 16th; t'o, Mr. 'and r Mrs y l
, Donald
MacIntyre, R.: 5,° Lucknow a dau
--ghter. • 9 '"G ,
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WALKER -in. Kincardine
tal on.August 12; 1950, to. Mr, and
Mrs; Ward Wa]ker, Kincardine,
a son, 'Paul Alexander,•
FARRLSH--7in Kincardine Hospi,,.
tat On August -15, 1950, to:Mr,; ' and
Mrs :Alex Farrish,:R. 7; Lucknow,
a son, Williairi Alexa:nd'er:
Olivet
• At . their August ' meetin ' the
Ol.ivet....W.M:S....: g :
,entertained ."the
Missio'n. Band, and the,•Baby Band.
J, , MacTavis'h presided' over
the business ,part, 'when it was
decided;` to •:use, the new study
-book on • Japan.. The 'convener,
Mrs W: S;' McGuire; .took charge
of the ;,meeting, :Choi ses were
sung, by the.children: The scrip -
:Jure
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crlp
Jure • and devotional were taken
by;
Ruth Black and Mary ,Rout-;
ston.' The ;topic,'taken: b .Y . the:
. •children,.• was in the form',Qf an.
•'interview on,' .japan. . Soloswere
sung by 1VI'arilyn- Finlayson •and
Ruth Black anda .duets by 'Marian'
.. �.
and: Margaret Mac7avi.h ,' The
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meeting closed ;.withprayer: bY
Mrs. Alex MacTayish Gaines and
lunch were -enjoyed
A lean horse fora' long race is
'a Wise 'expression. A lean 'body
for a .long life . is equally 'wise,
because' the death rate from, heart
disease is 50 .perces t greater , for
ght and M'ss M
.
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was: served ' by -.the hostess, 4
THE "PIPES" AT LVCKNOW
(by; Leroy F Stingel;)
1' have heard theibroch.' it
P sk. ling.
In ''.the village : of Lucknow,
Where.I saw the dr lmpier twirl
Both his sticks in valiant 'show,
There I - saw t'he tartans swa • `n
In' a rhythmical design” g
To the tune . the "pipes"' were
playing
Not, an error.' could you find,.
Now, 'that wild, enchantin
„piping„ g .
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Was he and by friendly ears .
Not by duysk.Sepoys;. 'sniping,
•passing sandwiches,. cookies;; T
tea '. a.
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And filling hearts with fears;.,
The sun so brightly shining
From the tblue Ontario sky •
Does not hear ••the ,bullets' whirr;
ing .
From the ground,where ,snipers
lie. •
The street was lined with .neigh
hors a. a. .:
Froni the peaceful •f;arins ,around,•
Who were; resting from their.
• labors
On therich and• fruitf9ul .ground.:
Tln• as`,-.tkrough they: Were
senting
T: t.'"
,.• .. h exrLble deed •af old, •
The; pipers were reseiiti
The' ` pipers
p rig;
f r, os t "tragie story told,
And, changing from a 'martial air
and "Te one of mournful 'p eadin '
'Till -th - g'
ere' .was not `a� true
, there
A:, wedding receptionhonor
of Mr. and' Mrs.. Harvey Rosaas
held. in Dtngannori .agricultur"
• A miscellaneous shower. was, ' hall, , Thursday night; ' August 2
eld •,at the home of Mayme Ir•- Dancing was enjoyed to theruSi
win on August ,:5th• •in ,honor of of McDowell's • orchestra. •''Miss
Miss Sherwood A'. short program Norma Sherwood . sang "I',11 -walk.
was enjoyed: Miss Annie McKay beside you", • After ' lunch , the
,gave a reading.' , Grace Hudson ' young ,couple were ; cali'ect.to the
played :a piano solo and a mock stage where Lorne Hastyread an
'wedding was presented by Ph.1- : address , sand -Chester..,Finnigan
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Y' . , �,,,;
'lis:Chadwick, Mary. Belle McQuil- ',presented them, with a'.purse• 'of
,.. `Mary Anna, 1Vlachntyre,:Mary' money.: The groom made a. ver'
lin Y'
1VIaeMillan Shi>^ley� nLn�vell-rand fitting .re�ply—&nd �a11-son
Don�aldarg '"For-
Qu>,lln, The program they „arejolly- goodfellows"; . .
closed With a. contest held by
Who did 'not do' somerievin
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Marion Graham. A -well lilted
.basket :, of , gifts was brought in
by two former High School class-
rnates • Wilda Irwin .and iVirs. Bofb'
-Reid,--Shirley—thanked everyone; -
in:: a few well chosen words,.af-.:..
ter which lunch was served and
a social:. hour •,enjoyed.
The "'School Section Of the' 9th
Con..'Of
'of 'Ashfield. Township
Miss'Sherwood has' been.•teaching`
:school presented her with; a •very
beautiful table lam
p
.On Wednesday afternoon,'Aug
ust•,.16th and Thursdayafternoon
August- 17th-,- 'Mrs. James Sher-
wood
entertained at 'trousseat'.
teas in honor of her daughter,
Shirley.... The :dining. , room table
was centred with a bowl of asters.
arid' 'candies placed on a hand:
crocheted table •`cloth. ..Frorri "a
silver. tea service Mrs Jack Brem-
ner Of Sudbury poured tea and
'Miss D. ' Caesar, Miss G Stewart
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