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TIMIS,a DECEMBER 14th, 1950;
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THE +UCKNQW SENTINEL, . LUCI Now; QNTARIQ
DELIGHT
PAY H O N: 1 • TO
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•You'll.• Give ,,Gifts' To. temembeu and That Will Re Used
With Pleasure 'When ,You Choose Theca at Umbach's,•
Better -Just Drop In And See •For Yourself '
Our:DI$las•
P Y. of Lovely•
•.Gilts:.
{ , . 'YARDEY and.:CIRO
PERFUMES: and TOILETRY. �.
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:owntree 'Back •M•agic' and, Mackintosh
Chocolates:.
nrara+itIare!eerntecQn•ilrnr t
'Phone' '13 w, Lucknow.
WEDDING (BELLS
S4/P41yLEY=--1Viaeollrl NES--_
The • i'no°rriage'cxf• An.n Forbes
MacInnes, .younger duught.et of
Mt .arid, :Ars. James 'M,ae hit'iis of
Wh,itechur h, •and.. M. :Galli c
Till.arx Stanley, son cit' Miy end
Mrs,,,Jillia'm J: Stanley of •Luc k-
now, was,so emnized at the. hUnic ;
Of' thebride's :parents, "on,: Satur-
:day, ` Deceniiber 2nd at '3.00
with: Rev..' R: 1 . A,. •Currie. °ifick
••stingand with her sister ;• Mas.
• Ai vat }astings • anet Mr.: Kenneth
Webster, as' attenda'n'ts. The: Wed,
-ding: dinner was` served to. tn1-
:mediate ` relatives, '1'lacir'. many
friends in,• this district .extentlr
best' wishes for ''a lone and hap-'
py 'wedded:. life;A , r;ecepti3On was held' in ' the
Recreational`:Centre, L c'itnow; on
Frida;y.eveni:ng Vvhen''the young
couple„' were presented with a
purse , of money:
NEW .CA'N:A PANS STVIA
'',ENGLISH AT RIPELY . •
BANQ.1 EIS.. I1 ELP'.,
BOO,SrW I. �FUNE
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The . boi.'enzher. meeting of the
.Wi'iralen's Institute was.
Clic l I in `flit: rauunt:il .charnb'et'• vith:
21 l:ae ;e...: �:e��e'nt, MV1rs,..A• Wilson
'and Mrs, (.', Cook':;st'rv`td in their
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u�;uta,l c haci,ty. as. pi'esidcnt' and
secrettar
13tttiiiit .s .dc t<Tils ' dealt •with.
4. aan; Yor ;.hangiic:t: for:the. ffre
men (in I)c'ccniber llth Fifteen'
c1(,11:a;5 a�a3; 9mAted to the:fund
ctar, "Shut Ins" The profits :fr.oni
1he ;A,a;r•rcttltural: and' Boy Scout
ny.tac�ts:'t.
.;mountied to- $;1113.' An
alum nutii din tier: :e
"Will b
held in thc� ,. Recreational Centre,
t.ci:n. 1)c : canliri lt)th, forty coU'ples,
tip tic ',inv itecl
MAti as presented
'at:ti active gift' iri'. recognitien
Of;her,* r• faithful 'service a; secret ':
qtr Y •i`cn' . the' Blue_ Cross.
'l hc:1. motto ;The 'glom 'of, life
s t•, `IOVe,.•pot to 'be coved,; tai
.bat to• get, .to ser v.e•,. not: to'
fi(' 'set Cd"'1:V11S :well ,prepared bti •
OCTOGENARIANS.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ..I, Dren-
nail, St. George's Crescent, quiet=
lY observed their birthdays at
their home on Friday. evening.
Mrs. Drennan.. wars 83 that day
and' her husband' was 80. on Oct,
ober '15th, but it was • in . honor •
of both that Mr; :D, J. Patterson,
Chwirn an of the Kinsmen's Octo-
genarian Cli.ib'} called `upon 'them
to present ,them with ':a ,gift, and
to, attach a gold medal :to the .cer-
tificate oaf memibership of: eachin,
the.. Eighty-year-old.. Club. Both
eaipressed their°pride and, delight
in the '!blue• -bordered ce :tifidates•.
framed rn gold
Mr and MrsDrennan• .were.
rh:arried, fifty .years ago last Jan-„,
'uar•y and would have. celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary.
had -it not been 'for•4he big snow_'
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storm that ' blocked roads. '
Natives of Ashfield
Both .. are natives of Ash'field.
Mr Drennan 'cor merited harm -t
on a . rented farm,' ,Working.
il" tired , Years .: before his mart
,riage to Annie. O'Reilly.; daugh-
to •of the .late Mr. and Mrs.,Thos.
O'Rciily, `.'wh o' livedjust across':
the—.creek from- thebridegroon's-
farm, L.ti,ter' he. pUrehased 200
acres." can the. 8th Concession.:. of
Ai;'hf ield • and ,rented .feel an addrition
althe d 'hu acres.: x i'
n. rl , a c es: ; Hc, diel mixed,.
feu rrrin . pecia1i
tle.
g, • P ng rrs' •:Dtlrhum.:
cattl .. He �'a , . an •i� .��
Was nspector °on
toys nship `roae1s for thee years,'
Both.:were` .n tubers , of • •St. Jos
eph's`,.Rorrian. Catholic .Church at;
Kingsbridge, and since coming'to
Goderich are.rnem,b.ers.of •S 'Pet-
'ei s.."Chun{ch .They purchased, the
house' ,Of `the.' late Dr. C: E,` :and.,
Mi s.• Sale on the Crescent. With
them•.reside • their 'Son. J. J. and.
his wife with their six 'children,
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:the children chased* .one an=,
(other dhotlt the big, roomy house,.
• The. Signal -Star repo'rte'r asked
the ,aged couple if the ,noise en
r,o' ed... thews. They`. replied that
they loved. to.he'ar:,it
All :his' life 'Mr; Drennan has
Voted : Liberal; and he, , proudly'
:asserts 1. -ie :as• never missed cast
ing his vote.'
Mrs: Dren.n.an's•hearing-has:'be-,
.ba4.ained`` all' the wit :of• bet' :Irish`
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"Abasic Ei1 'l.isl ; course is aalin
g
to be.: taught,, in'Ripley " C:oiitanai-
ation Scliool�this.vmtet for!.:neW
Canadians: 'A ,.similar course; lust:
winter ,proved !most :;helpful, ,to a'
class Of 12' who attended . this
'night school:
•p' .. rn'f • 'ilii
Ar 'h -': attend s
Mrs: Cook.`Vtariety Was added. by.
a papcnr cin" 'l•low•.certain Christ
Ila<t� carols came`tO be tv tten •by.
tlrc'singjiia ot.`the same".
�,g
At thc close ,of. ' the .meeting
an `.Liter aet•ive • tut ch : was 'served
IA- Airs. off aclnnes and 114a's. Gor
dun•` Fisher. ,
Among those. ,. t ..
':.term •.will be Mr,'Bazyli. Ata•rnan i'
• iuk., •!who is employed on• the faran I '
..af "Bud"• Fairish, Kinta'il, Ma
Roman.. Babiarz working with
'Bruce MadDanald; Eugene W'onrt
of ' Arriberley ''and Mr. and Mrs.
Pieter van'der ,Ley.nd his 'farn
' ily of four`; who are on the :farm
.of Davey Stewart, Lochalsh: •
r�ument
A family .plot/shquld be
graced' with the s}i'r;ine-like
beauty of a m'or ufnrent which'
will. be everlastingly a tribute
to those at�rest. We have rnany
:classic styles to suggest,• and.
will work •with' Boil' on 'cusp
tom designs. •
'E'xeeptionally • lgt,tr' prices•
No canvassing, which'. elimin-
ayes sales commissions. • •
Inscriptions Repairing
Sa'ndbiasting Memorials . •
25 ,Years' Experience
The latest • hi Portable
Sandblast •Equipment•
All work personally executed
Brownlie' Memorial
'Alfred' 'St , WINGI'>CAM
• 'PhOnd 450
Or '
NEIL ` 1VMatrLENN:AN;: '.
' Ripley, nrttarilo.
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OBITUARY
:A7COTi1h,R MARY.PHILOMENA
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Thc, rRev Mother Mary Phil q-
11110na, superrm' of $t. • 'Josephs
l'I:os.pilal • fo''t'he past'?five .yeari,
1.dicd on I)eceniber.5th in the hos-
1 ital Lifter' a short She
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1.\',:1e (8.
• Ila+',••c'r\•e�c1 rola "year's in the Can.
J tet at,Icitr ,•n -
r ` the sisters. of a=.,
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Jo.:z4:1'eii m)(1. :he l:d tit ,t';,.' post • •
nt 10'.:),•in`ihillty; Sha(• 11'118Supe'1 ,.` ' •
' nt'ttai•ltt:- t: nurses, slid•• later , . ,,: . 1 in Chatham.
tiUpo.., S, til'' 't. ,r0„,„),,,,, . Hospital , •
a .'e o •a sc i. ea:u t. ..
lr`r,riit Claaath.t.il • tihc. •�tic'at tet .. >"„ Q ar. u
L�cttrtl�'rrr s it1)t'raaal' of thin hLcrt'sc �•
k ' "rt—“° :"1*"" ` rr, w'if ' '' Q G ..1 inti' Ort, 114041 rt .<. 4 iiithi ±ti ra llir,4 iztIVI;P 7 .
an4estry
,.They •have ,three`' sons "and, one
daughter :.Geo .F•raneis of Ypsil
anti, ! •M,ich.;::'`1'. ' J. of 'G.oderich
Earl on 'the Ashfield homestead',
:and Eva. (Mrs, Nicholas Perry:) •of
Dotruit.' They have 13 grandchild-
ren and.four 'great grandchildren.
_Goderich�, Signal -Star;
•I-iackett's '.1% S.. .
INIrs. Clifford .Hackett was hos-
les to the..W.M.S. for their D,e
`eeinhor meeting, Wednesday, De
eel -libel' el' Gth. There :was' an attend,
of. 17., Mrs, Lynes .dar'npbe11,
.actingas (president, 'conducted, the
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PAGE SEVEN
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The following letter• • has been received by; Ivan Lauzon,,
who would like •tp know the identity of f 4"A Friend",
so he could reply personally: •
Lucknow, 'Ont,, Dec,
Mr. Luzon— • .
Recently 'I. saw in your store in Lucknow bacon
and; other meats. Now ' it has always been .�a, gentle
.rnam''s• ,,agreement among . the' ibutchers, and grocers
that the grocers•'do not,handle meats and the ;butchers
do not handle groceries. •
Please. remember that ,We all 'have to: live: and.
It 'is ' no , use 'making; a general , store out :Of all the
stores
P'lease consider the other people ash I think •Luck
now:. stood' behind 'you in: selling, your "tickets, ..eta:,'
last' year.. ,. f'
I. am not one; of the 'butchers but indirectly derive
benefits • from. one 'of the shops and .,have heard. the
problem - discussed often • lately. •
.•Please try and see that the bultchers don't handle
any.. of your products.
A Friend; ,
Christrmas.. service;• assisted:.. by 'book on. Jaipan• , A shoat' business'
Mrs• George Henry, Mr's; .Nelson, cession was held ,a'rid work given:
Mrs. :Bert 'Alton and Mrs. Andy out for"next year;'s bazaar. Xmas
Ritchie, -the scripture. lessons be- hymns were sung* after which
ing, read by Mrs Isaac' Nixon add Rev., Woolley:• offered the'',closing
Rev.. Mr.. Wooll.e'.'..Mnutes of 'the aver: and' :a: .social half''.•hortr
Y p .,,7
previous meeting', ` and roll COI, •wa spent • . w to •refre me ser
I ,• .., � , s� sh nts
were read by Mrs. .Geox e Alton <<,ed the hostess and 'her com-
sec. . pro tem,' who also read the, mittee, 'Mrs: Gee.. Henrynd• Mrs.
p , Y.
opening chapter of� Ale stud'Walter Alto •
p g' p . y,.. �
ROTEC
;WHAT'S THE.SLEEPIEST : A-NIMAL?
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t. The
Manycommon animals:•hibernate aurin the w'rnte.
g.
:ha a' i ' called th �, HOARY MARMOT,
�•familar wood, hock s coos n ,c ed e , ,
In the
t i l 'h Id d' marathon�'•!ee Sleeping record.
which .ter a n � o ss p g
northern ar+ ,of his range, this creature:slee • s nine
p � gp
months Out;o`ftthe't4elve'I
This' series of advertisements: is designed to•acquaint you.
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with. some.• of the:' unusual. features; of our,.natural scene,
and Ito pfomote your. interest in .'the conservation .of
our wildlife.
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THE .CARLING' BREWERIES LIMITED,,
WATERLOO. ONTARIO
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rrF:.t'•lid: 'J ns', VW ar�{l ir• VTY! r. A. <ITy+�VV to �HY Ut:�C 1F.a. Ot:tL UwP �L:e��F .a. 1Ln. 1Iu l.`F.",rr'btrr U•=ern�gti'�/te`''i/t.r ti y:er •..Inn•"7.4 rAI r"�"-r r'•�t7t{. .I .afr�:
of 1'royiclrnef, and • 'then . • for
:_ 12 yi:'a1s :;car's er,1 _�s ti iperior;f;en- ii
syr al .gat t'w Cnni;reg1Ytinn of'tile
',lila(,( .sc; rrf; London.. For the. lost.
fives year `ollc ova;, aCtif ely • en
Citte'el. ,as ,$tr13e'ri()r`' of St. Joseph s 't;1
i hlospital, • -
. A: st)okosnlan. at ;Sacred Heart 4 •••
Cort‘lcnt wirier "Her loss is. felt
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keenly+ fly ,11c:',11c:'cc.rnlrnunit,Y, which t;
ri
' neve `t'd and loved her".
She.tcas.born n,Ashfield Ttiwn•*: •
shit . Foul•. ;iter, Sister M,
phem.in ' of the St.: Josoph ;, CarO ,
rnunity`, NIas. Minnie O'N'cil 01'1
West Lorne, Mrs.' Wm Stock of
Saskatoon, Sask., 1V r s• C'. `n'1eefe
of Ashfield and one•,brothrr, .7olrti
I-Lussey of Oode'r'rch, survive.
Theleare : alstr •
t:wt'r nephews.
.l atlier T. O'Keefe, S,J., and Fath-
er (. O''Keefc', 81,-,• both 'cif Tort
ono
t .aa and niece Sister, Mary
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°1hilomene of Sacred Ili . rt Con- .'
vcmt; London, •
` The body rested at ,�,"t. Joseph's
l" #Spiral until Wc'daaer~c1a't "�
when, i't was ttalcen tet Sftere.d ;r
'kart Cortvi.'ft for fttne'ral mass
in the. eon, tint (Armo at 1U a:nt �,.
it.rrt cisay: ?'8ita seal. r•azz in the ;siw- •..
We invite 'you to drop in and look around. You'll ,find many lovely
gift ideas that.,will thrill "her" or'"bilin' •at ;Christinas time
.WATCHES
silverware, Silver Tea Sets,. Etc: •
1847 Rogers ; and `Community. Plate Table Ware
English .Bone China Cups and, Saucers and .DinnerWare
or any time.
DIAMONDS
Bill, Folds
'Sunbeam • Mixmasters.
Ronson Lighters - .Signet Rings,
GIFTS THAT LAS't
'Sunbeam Razors '
�Jew`ellerr
411IF fa' 64*
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'Phone 167=rnr; Lucknow
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