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THUESPI.. , OCTOBER 5 , 05O
Mrs. Jessie McInnes is visiting
in London and Komokka,
Mr. WM. Johnston of Hamilton
spent the 'week -end 'here,
Mr, - and Mrs. ,Newton James
of Windsor called' on- Lucknow
• friends on Tuesday,.
,Mr, Albert `Alton ,sconualesc-,
•ing from 'a • recent heart "seiztii'e.
He is at the hone of his; . son,
• .George Alton, •
Bob MacF ay, who is cn the
SS. .Renveyle, attended the fun!-
'eral. of his grandfather Mr. Peter.
•Magi ay, 'o'n Saturday •
,.
• Week -end .guests of Mrs,• Jes•
sie Allin were :IVliss Phoebe, Pin
;nelh of Stratford, Miss Jean Al
lin' and Joiin Kelly of `Toronto.,
•Mrs. David Hiistdn 1 eturned
,from • Wingham . • Hospital last
week much improved in health..
Mrs. ,Million 'is. ,with her 'as a
companion.
Mrs. J., 'M. Jardine arid M' s,
Frank, Hesse of Evanston; 11'1, are
nisi ing. with their : sisters, Miss
Mary MacKenzie and Mrs; Ross
MacMillan and Mr..1VlacMillari:
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stationed at Kingston
for,,the past
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and Mrs. Aitchison have 'been.
‘• calling on friends here
THELUCKNQW :SENTINEL, ' .UCKNOW, ONTARIO
FAG*, TIMEX'
The Women's • In'stitute meet-
ing will be held, in the " Town
Hall on Friday, October 6th. Host-
•esses, Mrs. Andrew, Mrs. R. John-
stone, Mrs, Jewitt, Mrs, Huston,
Note change of, .date.. This will
be "Grandmothers'' Day":, `k
Mi•s, Chr istona McBurney " of
Souris,' Manitoba, and Mrs, Geo;
•C. Gayman of Pen. Mar, P.A.,'vis-
iced with Mrs. ` Abbie Pritchard
and 'family and; "with Mr, & Mrs
J W..Swan of Bervie ancl other'
ti iends :arid relatives ,in the vicin-
ity. ,
Hugh MacDorialda.n•d his
Mother, Mrs. 'Emma .MacDonald,•
Who'is 82"years of ago, will Mgve•
from,/ the residence :of the .late
Mrs. •Donald • Ferguson,, to the
Clark residence vacated by Wm.
Bower, „The 'Ferguson home was
Offered '.for sale last 'week, •but
was not sold,
-Visitors, at' ' Thomas ':Hill's • at
Langside last .week .were:Mr. and
Mrs.. Wilfred Harkness and. child- •
ren' of 'Harr iston,' Mr. 'and Mrs;
Wilfred Caslick and sons : of
Wingham, •Mr, and M'rs. Earl Cas
11ek-of `Wff techurch,' Miss' Jenny'
Reid of. Teeswater, Mr. •Mand • Mrs..:
BertBertoffat,,, Donna . 'ands • Jirnmy,,
M.r :••Dav�:e ,ScottToronto,; •Mr.:l
Wm. Bushell 'and:' Mr. ,and Mrs.
Gordon Se' Ripley
BILL :.SCRIMGEOUR RETIRES
FROM. RAILROAD,'SERVICE
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service: last .week, 'He ',:has. been
s at the "head.end fcr; 'all but two
years of his sei-yice,: and•for many
years has been:On ,the, •H'amilton-.
Palmerston run.
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;being :a half •hour late. on his last
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as he is p .o p y known,
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went •tb.;Palmerston;' froth ;Luck-
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ENGAGEMENTS..
Mr- " and'' Mr 'JViili:�7 m J. Irvin.
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voun;er c?aug;it4:i.,: Mayme..lsobel
to .Cha
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' LU.CKNOW
UNITED 'CH'URCH'
Minister; Rev: W J.' Mumford,
S:TtD. • • :.1
• SUNDAY, 'OCTOBER:8,,1950t
•J. ,
11 a.m: Thanksgiving' Service. I
• Sunday' •School. i
••7 p.1m.: `The Battle of .the
•
Atlantic:.,
.We invite ypU to return
thanks .to.. God for Tits -go(ic - o
ness: By request of the Gen
ernnlent we shrill, reiaie5mber'
•th'e work' of. the' Navy at the
evening service; •
DUNGANNON:FAIR''TO ,
FEATURE RACE, EVENTS
Dungannon ;`Fall Fair is'sche,
duled°;' for Friday afternoon,; ow
a one -day fair, :with'.indoor ex-
hibits dispensed with; :the air:
will :feature: several .track' ;even
There "w o s peevents r
are tw., 1? for
o.
$300 ,in .prize money; `rwith. thir-'
.'teen,, horses entered, in. ' the' : two:
events. If•-the:•track .is in. ,'proper
shape, it is •exp'ected:;•that "Huron,
xpres.'
s will •13. p erforni - in an . ef-
.
'fort _to lower thetrack record
There wiLl_ be .hurdle „Jumping
and chariot•racing, freak convey-
:ance competition, etc.; "T•he • God=
:er.ic}n Gi.r1s' Trumpet'Band will . be':
in attendance and Secretary Mar -1
vtn''Durnin says. _every:thing. poss-
'ible .is. bei.ng;.done •to.'giye a full'
aiterndon's ` enter, sin . t= -that
•wilf :attract a 'record ,breaking'.'•at-
t'endance.; ,
At night .there will be •a con-
cert and dtmce
on-cert.:and'dtmce.in the .:Agricultui-
.al Hall.
I•INVOLVED IN' .CRASH.
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'' Allen,.
Wllrain. H.
Lucknow resident, and father .ot;'
Alex Allen: of town,. w.as•involy
cc l in a motor 4�c�c�iden.t. neat"
di;1k early Sunday, evening ;which
:proved irate!! .to.two passengers in
the 'other car ilio olv.ed . .
The accident occurred at . an
interiectiori• On, Highway •No. 10,
•a .mile. east of •Dundalk, as. Mr..
•Allen turned onto, the highway.;
'Succtrmklirg later to injuries re=
:' eeived trash .:w.ere Dr..
R;nbci t. e.low Ern, 85', '.of' Kingston;
a retired . dentist and' his: wife,
:age.' 78.
Driver. of the ' Co\virn ar was,
illc'ii sirri; 13cthert, `2 i, �i thircl,vea
rneciictil',siudc int tit Q een's'
ve.i.,:ity, Ile Sti,fier ed '.r1, compound'
fraet lie of 1!rc�..'1c'.ft ..1'eg
;Vti Alicia escaped with it: shak
ilii; Li!.'Ile �w'tas ac� taripanied
C,by
anihlieli" of .Gueiph•. who
HE -LD' SHOWER FOR SALADA SPONSORS PLOWING: MATCHES
SATURDAY BRIDE
On. Monday evening, September,
25th, friends and neighbors gath-
ered at the home of Mrs. Archie
MacIntyre.' at a m scellaneous
shower in yliQnor ,of Ruby Irwin,-
Ibride-eiledt. Rulby was u"shered
into a decorated chair while Mrs.
Jessie , Aliin played the bridal
:march. Marian, Graham took
Charge of the program which, be-
gan with •a reading by Miss An-
nie MacKay.. Mrs. Donald Ma'e=
.Donald played •a 'medley of
Scotch tunes. A humorous rea
ing was given by Mrs: ,; Stewa
•Lavis; :Mrs. Jessie Allin played
a.piano solo an'd Mrs. Harry Lavis
gave a reading. A mock wedding '
was' presented by Phyllis . 'Chad
wick; Mary...: Belle McQuillin,
Mary. MacMillaMary ary Anna'[;
Maclntyre, Shirley Colwell and
Donald, 1VIcQuillin.:
'Mrs. 'Clarence Irwin 'andMrs.
Harold' Campbell` brought: ina
basket overflowing with gifts.,
Marian Graham,Mary. Anna Mac
.Intyre and, Wilda Irwin assisted
the bride in opening the: gifts
while Mrs.'Harold Campbell read.
,out the verses 'and xames. 'Ruby
•fittingly: thanked all those pies-.
ent-for :the many- lovely -gifts'. re-
ceived; .A bountiful lunch', brought
the enjoyable ;evening..to a close.
HARVEST SERVICES HED,
AT ST.. .PETER'S SUNDAY • •
With •' the Church beautif'ully'•
decorated' for the •odeasioi , ideal
weather, and, the largest attend-
ances,. for the 'day in many years,.
'St. Peter's ' Harvest Festival was
a very.,happy day.
' 'The preacher',:' at both morning
kind` evening/srvices was Rev, L.
W: Owen, Rector .of Southamp
ton, and • Rural Dean ' of ':Bruce.
Both.'. messages were Very.inter-
eating • d helpful f o
g an p u1, o n
the theme
of the season. The 'morning Ser-
vice. wasFestival Hol riimun-'
yCo
ion .arid the evening th.e. regular
'Ii'arvest Home.- During the even-
ing service solos were ,,sung . by
Wm. Pappas, who asiig a selection
Orn Sibelius "Finlandia."' : • and
Master Tom .Fowler, who sang
".There is a,•gladness everywhere".
'Mrs - :A1b6rt 'Ri:vett presidedat
the organ.
KINL.OUG:
Ladies from. ;the' local Institute.
were:guests of :the. Purple Grove
-Institute oh Tuesday evening and'
.enjoyed --h demonstration.,
"Frozen. ' Foods"; w showing•' the
ei Method, "of . 're p aria
• i�rol? m P g
fruits, vegetables etc. ler the cold
storage' " locker , •or home: `ejeep
freezers,,
An, all expense •tour • of conservation projects and other points
of: g
ricultural interest
terestin the. eastern .-United States, w
ill• be
C.aw rded the four boys whQ finish highest inthisyears,Inter
.nty Com eti .on at the Inter�ationalPlowing Matchesbeing
,
, .
held• near :Alliston, October 11, 12 and• 13. This event, in addition
• to $10 Prize' ;competitionsfor, boy plowmen at local' matches..
throughout the province, is sponsore •bthe' Salada tea Company.
the time for the past year:
(Intehded__for_Last_We • .
Mr H. S. " Saunders will be at
.the Presbyterian ,church here, on
'Friday,; ,Oetober 6th at 8.00 p.m.,
in _.aid of ' the.' Bible Society
willgive an illustrated ,lecture.
,Everyone is' .cordially invited .to
attend.,
''With Mrs. John Colwell
on' Sunday : *ere' Mr. , and . Mrs.
Currie. Colwell, Mr.. and • Mrs.
Wm� ' Bu`shell, •; Lucki ovtr. Other
visitors with Mrs.' ;-Colwell° dur-
ing ;the week •were: iVl'r.:and.:Mrs.
David .Wardrop: of White Mouth;,
Manitoba, tab , Dr: and..., Mrs. Donald•.
Martin, Detroit, ;Mr. and Mrs. -W.•
;Leslie and family: gf;; Winnipeg;
Mr. 'and, 'Mrs. Bert ;Nicholson'
arid' family visited' Sunday! with
A number of relatives: and
friends attended the funeral of••�,
the. late Christopher Hetherington
on ••'Saturday. Mr. Hetherington
lived for:'many.years at Westford'
and': later moved to the Bluev'ale
district'Mrs. • Duncar: •Thonipson'
is a''daughter. We extend aym-
pathy to the bereaved, family,
•• The Girls' • Auxiliary met ori
Saturday 'afternoon at the home
of ,Mrs Howard , Thoinpson and
Miss 'Mar le Thompson, • Mrs. Bert.
Nicholson presided• and the open-
ing hyrri;n. was. 'lie ,I.,oadeth'Me",
followed ray-• the 'prayers Miss
I-ele.n •-Nicholson'•,read the scrip-
ture , lesson. Mrs. •Tom •Hodgins:
gave the: thought for'the day; The
roll call was ' answered . with a
u••..4.•i,r_u_--,..,---.4 •-•—• —u,.a4. «°ri. trnitrirt -. , • ----:--• containing the' word "roi
- verse •
giver; The afternoon was ,spent
�,.,wi,,„�i,....„i..rr�u n�.i ,..ire.riran n�...n...,,�.iwna,.u.ro aiwL ft
•in sewing 'and fancy work. The
i •U: ' hymn was ."When: Moth--
nder t e. Shadow of T
he. "Red" FIag
ens of Salem" aid the benedic
closing hy
i . • A ai ty
it ton .� d n lunch •was .served..
by the hostess.
I. REV.• . ANDREW GIH• :--' the Moody of .Ch><na . '
•
will show. this • fjLi :and 'siteak at
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Hanover 'Y�uth..f4r, Christ.
•HANOVER; TOWN. HALL, 8' p:m.
FRIDAY, OCTOB'E1. 6th •.
•, .' '
featured tUusicllly with •two ' truiritets a"saxa1Hon and
ill be
Soprano ss, k,,ist w
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care tic' reserved seats so%, conte' catiY.• • I
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Mrs, Dorothy Thompson of
Stratford spent' the 'week -end
With Mr.. ' A. • E ' Haldenby and,
Mr, and Mrs. Art Graham,
Miss .Iay Gibson• spent the.ilreek-end at Brampton.
• The Anglican•service'next Sun-
day will be in • the' afternoon.
Mrs Bert Nicholson accompan=
red Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cuyler to;;
London on Friday.
We extend best„ wishes to Mr.m m ;
, WilliaCongraori the occas-
ion„ of his02nd birthday. A party
was held at the home' of Mr. and
Mrs;Malcolm Lane where he has.
been 'confined to his bed iito of
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Mr. a)id. Mrs. '.Jim' Thompson' 'of
Kin:gar ..
and' Mrs.:,Clare Sparling of `
Walkerton :spent the week -end
• with ;Mr.' and `:Mrs;.: George • Hal-
denby.
Mr, . Milton' Walsh. and. jack.
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'were to' Goderich' on' Sunday to
visit . with Mr. and Mrs -William.
Claytorm an• d Gary. • •DeeAest sy
!pa'thy.., is extended. to: ;• :Mr , anid;.
Mrs.. .Clayton in the' loss of their;
infant 'daughter;
ENDO Y
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