HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1947-07-17, Page 6PAGE SIX'
itet_Oved Utter From Holland'
th pocket et of an
• A :note -in _ k
o �
overcoat donated to: a. clothing
drive some timteago, has brought;
a letter 'of 'thanks to 14r 'lathes.
Pickering of town, The letter,
written- in-- -good-English, . was
from T'ry aI•Ioogenbogm 'of Rotter-
dam,. 'Rolland. He.' said. 'in part:
"Thus , overcoat . comes: in :.very.
handy as I' myself have only a,
very old one. I thank you very,.
very heartily for your goodness.
THE LUCK -NOW -SENTINEL, LUCK -NOT, , O
It fits me like a glove!"
The writer is 62 years. Of age,
the father of eight children,' and
for more than forty-three years
has worked in a margarine' fac-
tory, in Rotterdam..
Olivet W.M'.S. Meeting'
'Ate regular monthly neerig
of the Women's. Missionary Soc
iety was -held 'in; the church on:
Thursday .afternoon: The opening
hymn. was "Unto the Hills A
round' and it was followed by
the 'Lord's prayer in unison. Af-
ter a.:. reading "Do you know the
Shepherd", Psalm 23 : was .sting.
Reports of secretaries were givy
en. Mrs; Walter Black gave a
paper .on stewardship.. ' The topic
entitled "The trouble I have seen"
based on the book of Job, was
kle
tMs.
r.-.
"taken by the press, en , "
McTavish, Mrs. John McCharles
favored with a solo. After sing-
ing another hymn Mrs. ' Win. Mcg
Guire 'closed the meeting. with
prayer.
TARt.) .
THURSDAY," JULY 17th,
BOUNDARY EAST
An Institute is was held
f r. th ladies and children of the
comm pity at the home of Mrs.
en cClenaghan last Thursday.
. god crowd wasthere. and,
: everyb drjoined in the sports to
s.Re-•.
s.
�as
uc
ce e
on
�"1�' t
ea
to
rno_
a f
m e r
,suits o 'the races was as follows:
up 'tofiYears, .Kathleen. Fisher,
.-
(Mary. Fisher & Shirley Moore)
girls 7 to 11, 'Phyllis . Moore, Het-
en -Cross; boys 7' t� 11, :Bobbie
Cross, Freddie, 'Moore;. sack race,
-Rena Moore,. Gordon Fisher;
aper race, Carl McClenaghan,
len Gross; sedate , walk, Mrs.
irk;' sli,ppper, kicking, Mrs. Geo,
iffl , Mrs. • Stapleton, .Betty Mil-
ler;� iris 1,24 to •16, Anne McZpnes,
Sett Miller;' married• • women's
ace, rs:,;Geo.: Tiffii ; paper .race,
rs, `Ted 1VicClenaghan •and Mrs.
eo. ,Tiffin3-legged race, Gilda
; '
tapleton, and Helen Cross, Bev -1
rley:' and Joan ' Casemore; , _ hat
race, Mrs.. Roane; eldest lady pre-.;
sent, `Mrs. • Kik; Youngest . baby., i.
Wayne .Msrt1n After these sports'
a .bounteous Ju ch was served.
Qn August : th, 7th and 8th a
course in • leather glove snaking.
wili be, held 'under the leadership
of Miss ' Hopkins of the. Depart-
ment.. It will be held from 10. a.m.
to 4 poi. Articles needed. are
,to
weight cardboard. for. pat -
ANTED
GIRL
MARRIED: 'WOMAN_
To Learn
Telephone Operating
Night' Work
111 pm, to 8 'a.m.,
Pull Time Work ,
1Five Nights Per Week.
Earn :
'OVER $1.,•000.00
First Year
ith
REGULARWWAGE
INCREASES.
Age 25. to 36.
SLEEPING FACILITIES
•
Apply
N ' M. • RITCHIE,
-Chief . Operator.
• Bell Telephone CJQ:'
Wingham
yonommew
ern., small amount of stiff brown !��� •
ape ;.'shat p is isSorS; thi le,
\sural "pin`s, 7 or 8 • needles;• ruler;;..
same lclrxla ompanarty,.
•thread;., f).M.C\'. lea., 8 or. Clarke's Mlss WCer of iiagara
' ;, . R , r :Pat ie may be Falls and • Doug. Carter. of ' Tor-
be.u:g t }fro3a k;nr
e'fnbers this`dour.se .Costs 25c; for
on-m:inbers .: vc, Anyone wish7.
lig to take:,. he 'course please
jr n..� ' h _ e sec'
s
l
o vl .L` : r .
Douglas" ,farm One ;home
Dominion Day .week -end:, Wilrria
intends spending her summer va-
cation; in Muskoka with some .gir'1
•Nlrs ; • actor Emmerson," frren-`'cfs from iagaia
urch, •as soon as possible. Relatives of the late ;Mi s Peter
Murray: from Sarnia • •have come
HIGHLIGHTS up, to .spend :a pleasant vacations
• at-the..:.Murray..home
Master Davi. rc eo
Leroy G. Brown) Ripley is spending his .
vacation
erry 'crop..in the,. County Wirth Ralph Haldenby ,
i.ut prices si e very good The estford e.ritt mace pupils
cen rains" have ,caused i come for;: heaf�ty eangi atula';
haying ` operations. rk ti?ns on al.l 'passing their �c urns
varlotla arts of the County,' but i in,the persons of Joyce Htldc��l�y;
have : en 1 :very ,beneficial to !! Jim Hudgins,. Gertie W dish `,arid
spring r�ps r acid pastures. I Tion: Haldetlb.y Fats
..a
In an actual count of tires on the
-cars: of Canadian: motorists in
parking .areas 'at the Stampede
Grounds -on.July 1 Oth; -1947 I .
'HERE:WERE•MORE GOODYE
ESTHiN
fi?
ADiN6
•
Yes! At the Calgary Stampede . �a survey o '-
tires, on' the •cars . of Canadian motorists; proved
again ;that `.`More People Ride on • . Goodyear
Tires Than on Any` Other .Kindi. To matter;
• what the event, where it is, or when it is, this
fact has been proved over and over again.
,Let thisbverwhelting p'reference for Goodyear's1 {
extra mileage, extra. safety, and extra pec nomy be
. your} buying guide. See your Goodyear *deafer..
1
• >r ;1'+,
MORE PEOPLE RIDE .• MORE TONS ARE HAULED . , . ON' GOODYEAR 'TIRES; THAN ON ANY OTHER:'KIND
N475•c .
Protect Your Car from Blowout Aecicienfs •
.
GOOD1YE'A f LIFEG.WARD SAFETY TWDES''
TURN ANY 'BLOWOUT INTO `A SLOW LEAD:
Every niotr rist should have • Lifetruard . protection. Should a
blowout occur--a-L-ifoGuard allows mole time to bring the car •
to a: safe, straight-line stop. LifeGuatds fit any 'tnal e'of tire',
they Mire ecofnrn cal too .. because they ,usually outwear several '
sets of tires. Install LifeC,uardh right away . •; ,viyu can't bay '•
better protection co 'Ave 9'04 life.
Invest in a uFactory..Fresh
GOODYEAR BATTERY A'
000dyeat' batteries .Plast
longer ... -start •feeter
are • 0
0
oP ower
full w
h
en
installed' give you all
the power you pay for. -A
complete line .•.. now ...
apt your Goodyear dealer,'
IN BATTERIES . ; , AS IN TIRES
'YOU CAN RELY .O.N. OOQ'DYEARS
the
s light(,'
,•1.The 1 r
delay
•o near
`';
Peoerit cbmn unicatio.iss con -1 Crops are looking yore t:neour-
ceining.' he •;;delay:: Of 'ttie arrival.'aging .'in this vicinity bncl • the>,.
of VWestern harvesteis .ar-e rather i'farmex`s are .'moi e• •cheerful . than
vague, bort assurance; has been I they were orae month ago.
given that the original quota • of %.
kers ,a:rke for;,_�vrli be-Csr g
I without any; further loss of. time,
iOriginally the mels, .were sched-.
uled • to arrive •'m th`e; . ounty ur
Receives NewHudson:'
Mr Elliott Johnston'ol cop:. $
C d Huron' has , received delis cr 3� . of
a`.new.`Hudson thio igh :the local `
ing.; th.e. first weak. M`. July. To ,agent, , Nir. N. W: Wl tterstcin,' .
date only 11 Wester men have, •
been p•1. ced .'n the ou`nty,: , and
'there. is1 still � a Yer. arge list of a
fanners ' wanting fq� helix', • • ' I ..
A n :bei• f' Jun' or Club meet-
ing;
eet
Tri w. e• h ld" t ro'u� hoot :t •e
g; x .g h
Co ty last•.:, week';. The Myth
Bab : eef ;Caf Club •': met' 'on:
[Tues. _. ,eve %ng- ,t-4he.-farrn'.of
•
EdWiti - do• , of :Myth; ,with'.l't
member li `esent. 1 The South
Huron unibr armers, num'er
Ming about' 100, spent a•. ver..y en-
joy ble, day'1t a plc it' in Queens
!Par •Stratford,. on Wednesday
Tast ":...The Sea'fortk wine*..Club
members tnet,.at W , •Turnbull's
farm at Brussels;.', n• Thursday'
eve ing, JuIIy 10th With 15 irl at='
te darice.;The Clinton 'Grain club'
spsored •by the Clinton • Junior'
Olt,rimerg,
rnet. in the Agricultural
ice ; • on Friday evening, •-• With
'13' members, present; . At ,each 'of.
'these'm
club eefings, ;instruction
i , given in judging o :livestock
or.grain,,whighever:tli� case May
be,''arid discussion: is. bled rela
1<i.ve' .to the particular. subject.
N9RTH::CULR�SS.
.,visitors' in, the: neighborhood
(Intendd' for .Last Week)
duriing the past two mwee s .were
Mr. and Mrs: Edwin Be 'niger,.
Mr. "Afred rttrt, . Mrs. L Ruth
and :daughter Catherine, all" • of
Hepworth; at /Wm, 'Ru.th's. ti'd 'Mr.
and Mrs. M'a son, . 'Young of Ro-
land, 'Man., !with Mrs: s ecking,
who is their' aunt and. Mrs.''W. E.
Haldenby, vuha is 'their .Cousin.
Mr. and IMrs, Jos, H. Wall
spent .Sunday evening at 'Mrs.,
Wrn.' Wall's,,, Sr,, .and with ,Timmy.
and Orville.
Mr. acid :Mrs.' Bert • 3'eit an
. tI
fatuity` have gofre to ..St. 'Thom'as
where Bert has ;a job with a con-
struction company. M. Midford.
^lannarmari also leftto work for
A
o Don't let one disastrous fire wipe
our the results of years of labour.'
•r•Letus lanai your' property, esiitnate
;the protection•-yout' need, -and write
a .' Pilot ,Insurance Policy to give;
yoti+
adequate -Protection: :
•. • We write Pilot.Iusurance te'eiger
Witted risks in Autpmobile+Fire,..
. 'Personal Property Floater, Buri ,
lary, Plate Glass, Public ,Liability
and other general` insurance.
•
S.STEWART,
:'Phone •8 : •
LICKNOW
Representing
PILOT
INSURANCE
COMPANY
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