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. THE LUCKNQW SENTINEL, LUtKNOW, ONTARfO
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ALAN •LADD VY
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KLNGSERIDGE.
DgNGANNON
Mr. and Mt -s<. Gene • O'Keefe of JAMES CAMPBELLHamil on visited with his par-
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rte-and=Mrs-Eon..
Mr.. and -Mrs. Joe O'Reilly spent
the week -end with Mr.. 'and Mrs
Gilbert Frayne.
. Mr. and Mrs...Kenny 'of Detroit
are getting. settled in their sura -
mer • .home, the former Maurice
Dalton home.
Mr. JJohn.C Dalton. had a slight,
operation in' London one daylast
week.. ' •
.Mrs.,, Victor Martin, has return-
, ed, to Hamilton ' after 'spending
two Weeks with, Andrew Martin,
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The Mast"
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Joins Newspaper Staff
tel• of.,Mr. ' and,. Mrs:°' Roy' 'Mcg-,.
Cr fight :of Palmerston -arid form-
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erl. of Lucknow, .has joined ..the
sorb these increases. The: cost of
staff of the Palmerston Observer.
rieursprint alonie, •has .doubled.
For the past. three..years'. Helen :: .
Tad. written In. interesting High
singe pre-waryears' and • another
School. column for The Observer.
increase ;.is • mooted, •.which, if it
Comes maY, b e:.the-last straw:.
Seriously' III
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..,, • �' . Officers elected. • ..were•;'. •iesi-
cdent •:Ted Du' carr • W.iarton• lst
;Misses • Mary Murphy,. Mary.
,Teresa and Veronica Austin, Wil-
aniina`,Lannan, ;Mi^s:.; J. Lannar
and .Mrs.'•Zimmerman, a11 of .Tor-
;:onto,:" attended the; Hartman-Aus-
tin weddingp
'in: this parish Sat-
urday.. _ .. ' .
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Mr.. •Raymond Murphy, was
home Ora few days..
Miss •Hannah • Hogan visited her
friends' on Sunday:
DISCUSS ' INCREASE IN
SUBSCRIPTION _RATES:m.....
° Members 'of the '13ri7ee Publish=
ers ,Association`rnet in fort Elgii
last. Thursday, the meeting'being.
preceded • by, •dinner at :t l e
Queen's. Hotel... •' '
The matter of increasin, sub-
scription ' rates 'to Meet •rnountirig
costs of publishing a. newspaper,
cuss ed11d Ci Ci'actwi: n -take :-
a though.. it : was generally. agreed.
that, the weekly .publisher could
not continue.'much longer to ab •
.The funeral of James Campbell
whose:home waS' on Con. 2, West
Wawanosh, was held Wednesday
afternoon with a •public service in
St. Paul's Anglican church. Mr.
Campbell, who was in his '65th'
year,. Was the last 'surviving Mem-,
ber 'of the family o .fthe late
James T. Campbell and. Isabella
Love Campbell. of West Wawa -
nosh, He had beencrippled with
rheumatism; 'and ' a patient .at
:Alexandra hospital, Goderich, , for
four : years before •his :death. He
spent rriost of his *life as a fanner
on. the' -homestead except for ..a
'few years at Leduc, Sask. He was.
•predeceased by'two brothers and
two, sisters, .,Mrs: Iprn (Martha)
;Hardy of'; Clinton; 'John Of Van-
couver;
convert William of Dungannon
and Mrs: William (Ada) Nethery
of Blyth. Rev. R..A. 'Joselyn 'con-
ducted , the' • funeraI service, and
the pallbearers were six . near
neighbors, Davidand Win, Nivins,.
Thos: Dickson, Howard 'Sproule,
Henry Kerr and -James Sproule.
Burial was in Dungannon Cem-
etery . • .
Mr; Orville'
Stanley .wiio' under-.
wentan operation five weeks' ago
at 'Toronto General Hospital; is
back' again, .lookingquite well.
• Misses Helen and Mildred An
'derson spent Sunday visiting
their .sister,: Miss • Alnia Anderson.'
at 'Galt• • •
1VIr. and Mrs.. Robt. Reed arid
'their daughter,•.Mr-s,' 'Alex ;Geddes
BELFAST
Mrs. Ross Gammie and baby
of town are visiting with her par-
ents, Mr.' and -Mrs. Cyril C'arrip-
bMr. and: Mrs.' Alex Hackett
+M .of:
Wingham were visitors with 'the
family ,onathe week -end. • •
Miss .Hilda. Lane of Wingham.
spent a ' few days . of last. week
with her ''another, Mrs. Lane.
Mr. , and Mrs. Wilson Irwin.
were Sunday visitors with "Mrs.
Irwin -of Kinloss.
• Mr. and Mrs. Worn Hackett and
family called on, Mr. "••and Mrs.
Clifford Hackett on Sunday even -
Mr., and
ven-Mr.,and Mrs.. Spence Irwin and
boys visited on Sunday with -Mrs.
'Roberton of Auburn. ,
Sells . Kansas:, Farms
, Mr. H. H. Malcolm •of ' Almena,
.Kansas,• and a. longtime. Sentinel
subscriber, .informs us, that. `they.
have sold their ' farm in Kansas
and are moving to Glendale, Cal-
ifornia., a
of • Port Elgin' visited on<•.Sunday
'with Mrs. • Charlottes Reed' 'and
other 'relatives.
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Mr:: Allan ,Dickson,.' eldest son,
of..Mr. and ``Mrs:. 'Tom Dickson,
.2nd,. Con,,. West ' :Wawanoshhad.
a • nasty accident, one day:: last,
week. While .'working at the .dis-
-mant-l-rn.g of buildings' atPort Al. •
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:berg airport :for 'construction, at
l x c ennan. of town vice Art Ro ers' incardine 2nd
Mr A.e Ma L ..... , . .. . g ,. Kincardine:.
• LMitchell, .some of the • timber fell.
who has been'., in poor health for 'vice;.' Ross McKenzie, Paisley, nclean. break
on• h'is' leg Making, a •
some time is• seriously .ill at his 'see.�treas., Barry Wenger, . Mild- a couple of ': inches 'above the.
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home. ,may. p
nkle. He is resting at his
par-
nta' Home and' periodicalIy re -
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ceiv ng' ::'medical treatment ,., at.
!¢Godeiich'Hospital
' Mi... and Mrs: • W. H McClure,
Mrs: Chas: 'Durnin and two child
ren •„yisite'd Mis.. Robt. •McClure`
and-, son James• at ° Benmiller on
Sunday:: , <
Mr. George .Moore left on• Mon-
zXay:alrorn ng- t-o-unctergo`an -ober-,
ation in:'Lond'on
Mr. James Boyle, w;ho has Our -
chased, the Pollard. farm has, re-' •
cently._noved there
Miss' Ada "Web'ster .Of Zion was
a visitor on Sunday with -Mr..' and
Mrs. .Richard. Gardner'
Mrs.: J:.,G. Montgomery'':is' as-
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;HOLIDAY ,HOURS
TEESWATER :MERCHANTS are
reverting to the Thursday .half -
holiday .and will remain •'open on
Wednesday nights during the
summer months.
Saturday, .May' 24th will be `observed as
a ;public, holiday in. Lucknow, with ;busi1
'nese places remaining :open` on Friday;
evening, May ,23rd.:,,
THE HALF HOLIDAY will be. observed today,
Thursday, as usual.
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BUSINESS 'MEN'S; ASSOCIATION
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LUCKNOhW. BRANCH
CANADIAN
CANADIAN L1uGY�N.
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LADIES' AUXILIARY..
PONSORING THEIR FIFTH ND'' FINAL
..ENTERTAINMENT. 'FOR
RETURNER ?VETERANS
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At
PUBLIC 'DANCE,.
In The Town' Hall, ,Lucknow'
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Dancing 9.00 to 1.00
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Lunch Counter Farrter.s .Orchestra
Admission 50c
•ZION
Recent, visitors with Mr. and
Mrs.' Will Ritchie were Mr. arid
Mrs Chester ,Ritchie,.of Detroit,
Mr,. and,: Mrs.: john. Smith of +Lis
man and, Miss Olive• • Blake. of
SeafOrth, . ")VI'r. .and • Mrs.' Anson
Coleman of Hillsgreen; Mr. and
Mrs..' Thos Blake of; Mafeking.:
•Mr.: and MrS Frank Johnston,.
Carman and. Lois' of leolyrgod
spent. Sunday pm. with. Mr. and
Mrs. Sid Gardner. ` . •
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,Mr.....John. Quaid, .Mrs.. Wiltred-
Quaid, Miss, :Mildred Quaid: of
Saltford • visited with •Mr.: & Mrs.
Cecil: 'Gardner oil: Sunday.
• Mrs., Jessie,. Crispin .and Miss
Martha,Clifton. of Lucknow were
recent vistors with.. Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Kirkland and ,Mrs; Susan •
Andrew.
,The May . meetingof... the Zion
W.M.S. Was .held at the home'of
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REX THEATI.L.ET.
Lucxrvow
SRL.: SAT., Mo.1
.11400d -The The- Pecos'
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With . ,
ROD CAMERON,
• • EDDI,E DREW•
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NextWdnesday
1/OVBLE FEATURE,'
Briri in .UP f • ther
and . .
"The Trap”
Featuring,.
,CHARLIE CHAN
NEXT •
.Frday,. Saturday, • Monda7 `
"LIFE. WITH .BLONDIE"
Everjthing's . tbpsy tury ► at
the: Bumsteads these .clays.,'
Fenny Singlletor►;
'ARTHUR LAKE
*AK-.,Mlw000c=0000•7000 ..;anni.H
clue.. The; meeting opened , with':
a hymn and.repeating the Lgqrd's
p
ra .yerg. Mrs.' 'Robert Helm took.
Charge of the devotional period_'
Mrs: " Jack. McDopagh 'and.- Mrs: ;
Jacob Hunter gave the report of1+<
the Presbyterial .which . was ' hel.4
in Exeter .on April 24th., Mrs, .Jack
Gardner .gave 4he nth chapter in. •
the study, book: A reading On
teziperance : was` :'given by . Mrs
Gordon Ritchie: Mrs W.' G Hiro
ter ave .a reading on Christian
Stewardship.` Mrs.. Jack' Gardner
gave 'a ,reading, ".2k Mother to' her
daughter". The meeting closed by
singing'. . "Stand up, Stand up: for,
Jesus" and .prayer by .Rev... Mr.
Woolley.
•listing her ;friend;- ,Mrs.. Mui lel
Smythe, Carlow, who is ill.
` The Dungannon -United church
Women's .Association met in. the
Sunday Schoo> rooms • Thursday
afternoon With a good attendance.
'Mrs. _ D::. A. Fowler, presidents
opened the 'meeting ' wi rs.
Alex Smith reading the scripture
lesson` and.Mrs. Mel .Reed. offer.=
Ing prayer. ,It was decided to buy
a 'supply of cutlery: and to donate
$25 toward the pension find: and',
$5 to:',British "flood' relief Mrs.
a obt ',Berg 'read `an article On
ChhRc ren'eRecreation Mrs L.
Stingel contributed a. piano solo
and 'a reading:;Was given by. Mrs.':
Matthew, Shackleton. Mrs.: John
Blake 'was'. appointed to try tb.
obtain' a new president to, replace-
iIi.s. Fowler'who is- moving away
al`t,egr 't ' ws's exp%essed at' the' re-
moval : of ; the presiden-t „Who has
served for' thepast year and a
half.
Mr. 'Godfrey Hall,: who •.h'as
been .indisposed , with.. 'flu this'
:f• past week and under the, doctor's
care, is, -making a splendid. 'recov-
ery despite•.his nearlW,9O years..
Mrs. "11 •;J. Davidson .Was hostess
at' her honie' on••Friday afternoon,
for. St. Paul's Anglican 'Guild.
Mrs, Lorne 'tvers. presided' Miss
Ellen Durnin read the 46 th psalm.
Mrs. Durnin read: an article The
< Laborer's Prayer, Mrs.. Chas.
Fowler replaces Mrs. David Cow-
an as secretary. •
Frank'. McCarthy is soon to open'
a • gas station and ,'genera'1' store
.on The • 3hiewater Highway about
half .a mile north of Kingsbridgei
At Nile, l< arvey° Petman,, an. ox -
1 serviceman,.. 15 building a, home:';
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-incl' •service. station
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Will . '1VIOTH•.•- PROOF .` Your
Suits, Dresses, Top.Coats, and fur Coats
by Berlow and. give You a
YEAR GUARANTEE
L. eave.your garments for::•
Hanover Dry .Cleaners `at
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tie to reniodelliiig our store, fine plaster:
dust has soiled the cases .our
New ' Wind • Instruments
OLDS, IUTARTIN, ;REYNOLDS •
NOBLET, . CUNDYY • - BE'I'TONEY
We Will••Give 2,0 'PERCENT ,Off During' May
Your :old Instrument taken as trade-in
Come .early as there are only : a few available.
D'Irin,a Deacon Music Shop"
. ' • 242 Dundas St.,
London, Ont.
Met.. 6072
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