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AGE 'TWO
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THE LUCKNOW .SENTINEL, TarUCKNOW, ONTARIO
•THE HOME
Liomes are • the greenhouses'
• where the plants : of citizenship
are started,: •
The immoral hon*;' sends •. out
; ,3xnmora1 persons Who. create .an.
immoral society. The despotic
home 'Is the breeding place ,of
Fascist citizens! ::The ',indolent
'home is the training ground of
irresponsible citizens. The selfish
home sets a standard , for the
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grafting citizen.:The untidy'home
,spreads its disorder into the back -
lane and to: 'the °front lawn.,
On the other ..hand, homes.
where things true, ,honest,,, and
'Mist 'prevail, are . the Source ,of
• nnen:and: 'women. who . help to.
make national life clean. and
• strong. The city beautiful cannot;
': ,lirome. until .we have the' home
)oeautiful. Educators ` everywhere
are .'saying; that homes are . the
first line of 'our educational, sys
'tem. • ', •°• .
For • his, reason various denom-.
' dnations are combining, in the ob
it
• ervance . of, '. Christian - ;
'Week May 5-11.:The Ontario Re-'
iigious °Education . Council `has is=
suedsugg estions for the obser-
ce
of : this • secial'. week, 'in-.
- Ay]•e� . I? .._,._
eliding. poster' for.' the Church:bil1
• hoard and a programine.. for . a
family night at: ;home... There' is
also. a Family -Day Programme.
. Church:, :Schools '.Which, is
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• available in quantity free to any
• •'church asking. for them. -
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If.•'a:' fellow's_: paid his ,income
tax, his.. car .license;'. his driver's
permit,.. his radio license: and., . ad
,infinitum, he'll be able' to breath
easy •for a spell that. is if .he's
stat -try . o• keep a3:ump:ahead_
• of the 'sherriff:
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If You. have •any ideas orsug-
gestions as to how a recreational
centre could best serve the inter
ests ' of this entire com±nut ityr
why not put those •thoughts, on
paper Your effort may win you
WHITECHURCH
ha. his
farm on theP.urdon l2 h Cons of sold of
Wawanosh to Mr. W. Rintoul
Master Jack Coultes, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ab Cpultes, who' .was'.
under the doctors care last week,'
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a $5,Q0 prize,, but regardless ft is improving nicely. ' • . ... ,
tty o
ha ou w,ll be . providing .as- i ast fall, to Mr; Victor Em j`,
, .. Mrs. C Murray, who sold her 1
house
merson, • has disposed of her
hail %sehoid effects - and. is ,going
to•. spend ;a .few weeks'with Mr.
and Mrs. Johnson Conn, .before
taking';a'trip. to. B. C, the end 'of
May. • • •
'p RSDAV, MAY ist, 1047
sistan,ee that, may , prove very
wothwhiie -to those charged'.with
planning the activities and facil-
ities to be provided by ,this new.
community centre... '
Congratulations • are ' due. the-
Lucknow.Branch of the Women's
institute.'which last week fitting;
observed ,the°.golden'• jubilee ,of.
the establishment of.. this great.
institution, with which the local
branch has been associated' for
thirty - nine years: During that
time many worthwhile tasks have
been: accornplished, 'while the in-
fluence and Jtno.;wledge _imparted
for "home and country" is 'Some-
thing immeasurable.,
Farm auction 'sales, so far as
the bill.. .printing ., b
usiness ..was ''Move To Lucknow • , > '
:this year,. Mr, and Mrs. Stanley .J: Pymm,
concerned, hit• a slump le for:
and is so'mething • else : that can who • have .resided , in' Rip eY
r -, the bast .:couple :of years, , have
. n..�the �'.aor.w,oltl,V�ea�:•,..�._.,..r• p �.._.�..._....._
be•.kilamed...o . , .,1? . ,. ,. ire::•red
therman. � Snow._. -and ..then mud' moved- to Zuckno�v' =:a ie � A art
ng in the Gamkri P
Service in the . Presbyterian
Church is to be ,on 'D;S.T:
Mr. Lorpe Johnston spent a' day-
in Goderich fast week,'
Mr. and Mrs. G. Watson of Au
Aburf spent' the week -end with
Mr, -and' Mrs. Lorne. .Johnston.-
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ohnston-
Mr. Joe 'Tiffin who was in
Wingham hospital. a few days, is
at the home' •of her soh, George
Tiffin and"'is improving': We hope
to see .her back . in the • village..
Today, May ;1st, ' the ` trout,
season officially opens and dis
ciples'of Izaak Walton are"hienig
themselves to :` ..their "'favorite
.atreain ' •
•• ' .'SISTER 'OF LOCAL \ LADY
DIED LIN ALBERTA
The : Nanton News of, Alberta
recently . carried, ,a s lengthy' obit-
uary of Mrs., A. Z , Jessup, a sis-
ter' of • Mrs. • Thomas $,;yes of
curbed -plans for . some .safes and side
now spring seeding is, or; should
be, just around ;the 'corner: Good'
prices ,. h-ae .pxvattd, horev =
at what • sales there have been.
big`u'm that 'is forecast.,
That J , . p
the:.price of.' butter, will.: serve
in t
,to automatically ration the' pro. -
duct, for 'thea"spread it:thin" ,'de-
cree is'certain to:go into.effect
in , most every' household.
p.
• •Spring .,seedling can't . be' other
than late this year, yet Mr:.Aver=
ege. Farmer is :optimistic.'tliat we
will get :good 'weather when '• it
does break, ° and 'that all will: be'
well.
merits._ Mr. • Pymin• 'conducts an
_ ountin and' auditing business
rac g.,
in district centres
i1r `iv%5.3�ssup -vwas'
years of age ,aid .passed away. On
—YOU ARE -CORDMALLYANV IT
To Attend The
nZve
.�Serviceszrsary
of .the'
� . PRESBYTERIAN H R,C
LU�I�N
acatn�and1
xopp
u yid ay
a
• ENDERSON:,. of "Hillsdale, will
be, guest speaker at 'both servicep.
..fir... .::
.. ECIAL MUSIC.: BY THE CHOIR
SP. G Henderson and
Assisted . by Mrs. W. A. H
•'M'Cameron. Geddes.
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V. A Mowbray,. Chairman.;
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SOMERS--on' Friday, April 18th'
'to Mr: and •Mrs: Ken ..Somers of
Midland, a soil. Ken, ' :a former
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Wirigham resident is: ,yell ltnown
dere. in:. sporting, circles.,._
HOLYROOD' 'POUND 'PEOPLE
PRESENT ;FLAY SIX TIMES
On Monday evening Holyrood
young . people presented their.
amusing•.'play.: in the, Town Hall
to a large audience: On' Tuesday.
ni t • the: play': was presented at
Ainberloy for the six. thud -final ;
TOS BOLD BAIL MEETING
FRIDAY THIS WEEK 9
A 'baseball and .softball. organ
Is,: called •, ,for
�ization »..;meet.�
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Thursday nighh ;of this week; May
lst at 8.00 -o'clock, in the Town
Hall.' It is. planned to operate
intermediate. and' midget. hardball
his su x leas;.. as , well as
-teat't
agirls' softball team
To assist these three',teams fin-
ll a dance is to be' staged
ancia Y
h Wednesday night of next
Student -Parent' Night Friday
On Friday evening of this, week
Student -Parent Night will be :nk� ;
served by the Lucknow 'High ,
of - and is. open; to . the public
Scho ,,
ccs-�t a-anhua
This', even��regla . -1x 1
•commencement exercises' which
fter wea-
had to be can�elled,•, after , , 4
Cher conditions and •• illness had
COmbined. to repeatedly delay the .a
presentation
Featuress .of Friday night's.gath
ering ,will be the •presentation; of
student. awards, and an; address
e•an
er
music 'b :Farrier's .Or ,by. Mr. 'II. . 'Beattie.; vocational
week to Y
chestra.. -
March 26th after a .brief 'ten dayti l'time. ° :
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I The east includes Misses Aud '�
rey McMurohy, • Eileen Elliott,,
She was born at Duntroon Gr . ce
Bo l•.Weatherhead,1 Mrj
aorie•
Sirricoe County, • and was formerly •e, Geraldine Courtney, Mrs.
Margaret' Isabella Campbell She Jack " Ackert;. Mrs.. ,Tim ' Samith,:
went: to . the State of Washington Mrse , Geo . e- Colwell; Harold : El-
in ..1889,' and in 1894 married A` liot't, Jack Ackert,' Donald 'Bush
Z 'Jessup fat Rathdrur , Idaaho. ell and
:home at • •Spokane; Walla' .Walla
• Lorne Eadie:
' The young __Couple 'ma
and' at ; Mount " Vernon, 'Washing -4
:,pc.OU.T NEWS..
•Te Scbu'ts
held' their.:>l'Meeting
ton, until•1905, when they moved Thursday night last week They.
to' Nanton, Alta., where Mr Jes-
The 'prlactised;knbts, played•'games 'and
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News. Mr. Jessup predeceased; h, is r•three new 'merribers joined the.
wife in 1938, .anc , 'since• 1940 she
Lucknow troop .E t the Court of 1
had, made`her :Home • m Edmonton Honor, :; usiness 'was" discussedN� 4r
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with her daughters.. •
The Scouts will :meet next Thcr"s=
lie is survived bygone son and ,. b day at 30 p:in,.. • ' � •.
twb•.daughtrrs, Another son, Capt
• Ralph 'C:'Jessup, -•predeceased Deal Concluded Last Week
his,;,mother 'in 1943: There .are ..The transaction. was-..Gornpleted� ,
also four, brothers and', three: ss .Clansmen
s Robert •Campbell, Calgarry, last week whereby. The
• tars. Bo es httclinowt, 'Elizabeth purchased the necessary' property
M y ''south ' of the 'Post .Office, which
Campbell, . , Toronto; yVnn:' ; Camp
bell, I3untroon,.Mrs. Samuel Xing is • to',,be. the site 'of the new 're -1
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of 'Toronto; Geor a Campbell 'of•; creational centre.' Plaris are n ,, •
g , underway, to have the building
Quesnel, B.C.; a Fred of Twi'it
Alt• moved • from Port, Albert:. ' The.,
utter. a. 1
•° •bulcirig�-carx:� be':• a � d .sec-
. _ move in
: ''GIRL 'iUIDE' .NEWS.
„The Guide :meeting last Friday
took the form . of ".a 1 party, when
the . Guides'.entertained th e
Scouts:..: c
There will be no Guide meeting
next week but 'will meet' on Sat-
urday , afternoon at • 2.30 for , a
'hike. . •
tions.
Exchanged Pulpits Sunday
Rev., A. K. Edinison of Walk-
erton and Rev. J. W. Stewart of
• Lucknow exchanged' pulpits on
Sunday. Rev. Edniison 'explained
that theyhad been friends 'for
a lifetime , and `. in neighboring
charges for twelve years at" List-
owel and Drayton and at4. Walk-'
erton and Lucknow. During that
:time they had frequently• spoken
of the one -day exchange, which
finally was spurred to fullfibtnerit
by the fact that Rev.._E.dmison
will •retire at the end of the Cori-
ference year.'
Rev. J J.W. , Stewart -was in at-
tendance last week at. 'the 89th
annualconvocation of tie Grand
Chapter of:,Royal Arch Masons
of . Canada, held in''' London.
Others .from: the.. Lucknow Chap
ter,attending the Wednesday ses-•
sib i were George. Joyrit, W. A,
Porteous, Allister Hughes and
•Jack Kilpatrick. .. • • .
Attended, Convention at Toronto
Messrs. ,Alex Reid .`and Bert.
Arrristi'otig of town, W: 'Brown of
Langside, and G. 'Ostrander of
Lucknow, attended the 1 district
convention of the British Amer?
icon Oil Co. at Toronto last Wed:
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PHILLIPS—In Guelph General
Hospital on April. 1st, to ' Mr.
and Mrs. ' Robert: J. Phillips, a
son, Robert• James.
guidance • director: for Ontario:
w11EN we"`were a, bit younger, •
":`it :,ain't hay" was a smart` way of •'
saying tl at'the' moneyinvolved was,
;really important.
�'. We'll wager the'man who cgined.
the phrase was not a .farmer.. Be-
cause a farmer wquld; see that there.
is "a tot of .siniilarity>.between the hay .
in ails mow and important money
'••;-.. money in the bank:
F
he wise farmer., stores ha—
y ort hay
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not just enough.for a mild winter,
but enough for the longest,, most
severe' one.
•And the wise saver provides not
oiy' for the expenditures he plans
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•,:.: fel• money to spend wisely opt u�o, tb-: •
w t a �ir��s... bot-ltsir:�the
seen emergc.rrcy-the unexpecrcd
o'ppo'rtt ria ty;.;
:During the :war years, -nearly half
„a -million more.Canadianis realized
that' setting aside moneyin a`savings::
accoL t f at Ate B: of M., was sound
commonsense—like the,kikrier: put ri
ting hay'in his.barn:That make0a
million and a half B of M depositors
'follawing a policy :dint is at';once io
the best interests of tlie� individual
depositor .and in the 'best interests'
of the 'nation'' ,
For money in the bank doesn't lie"
adlec .It Works constantly in'. twO
ways ,It ;Works for the saverund it
' works for national prosperity—pro,:'°
'viding, by loans and investmezit, the
capital that creates employment. •It.
helps to produce ,goods.. +'to pro-
cIuce, prosperity.
OQ TR EAL
Lucknow Branch: J. A. THOMPSON, Manager
I�w ww — s sail w .uri +.r.r — .rr .iii row .00;ii.
.WORKI.NG'. WITH CANADIAN'S 'IN EVERY WALK OF . LtF.E•' SINCE': 14'11'..
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