HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1947-11-13, Page 3Tf:,'NOVEMBER 13th;, 1947'
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Miss Marion .MVfaePherson is re- Miss Martha. Clifton is, ,111 in
cuperating froman iiingss with ' Wingham Hospital with pneu-
lural.' pmneumia. monia,. ,
f;IE Lilt! otow;.:SEi4TINEL,=' LtICK111ow , ON1 AI .t'
. sbENDOR. TAB : are, effect
live: 2w6,eks-'.'.supPlY $1; 12 weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan l,4cCharlea
of,.Ariona spent the week -end
with -relatives in the community.
• Mr.. Richard Baker of town
spent the past week at Niagara
Falls with his. sister, Mars:`• Fred
Fiske.
Syd Rouse, who is stationed
at Centralia Airport, as an R. C
mechanic, spent-, the week
e.
end`, atflois hhomy , er a .
S <y,
'Mrs: Al .Ma'rtizt' .and' Neddy of
: Toronto • and Mrs. Ronald Roth -
"2 -well of Norwood, who spent the
past week : here and in, London
with their. mother, Mrs. E. J.
Thom, returned to their homes oh-
Monday,.
n-Monday,' Mars. Thom is' conval-
escing favorably at, Victoria Hos- •
pital.
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!---Mrs R H."-Thomp -ot-speii the
week -end in .Elmira =at• the -lime
i.,103.40k aQWin Uewat..
Mr, and Mrs. Mervin Carter,
'Clardeboye, spent $iznday, with
da
Am Bowman.
Jane and
s - Mary. Porteous of Alma
College,...St:• .Thomas,' spent the
week -end at her home..
Mr. and, Mrs., Arthur! Lighttle
of ';Orangeville, spent the, weer,,
end at the home of 'Mrs. ;$Henry
Mullin
'Mrs D.av,••d
�. Gillies, p is` q{
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poorly at present at the• home of
her . daughter, Mrs. 'H, •' Kri,ifiger
of Detroit. '
Mr. and Mr's.. R.. J. MacKenzie
Alice Robb' have moved
In . from ..Lochalsh to make their
home in Mrs. R.obb'•sresidence in
the village.
ST, HELENS,
Mrs M.. G. Newton; and :Mrs B.
Thom are . making favorable.
progress ' . following - operations
performed at Victoria. Hospital,
-,.London, .•last week and expect to
be ,able to' leave the hospital•.this
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week.
_Mrs, Ramage'.returned: on •Fri='
• years at Asquith,• Sask.
Rev. 'M; `G. `newton addressed
the .annual 'Autumn utumn Thankofferr'
ing: of the ., W.M.S. at, the Uri .ted•
Church on' Sunday. morning,
:.choosing as his subject "The Con-
science :: of ` a Missionary". Mrs.
-Andrew - Gaunt favored with : a..
s�J
Sol � Wat will you , do witli
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'There was'
'la:r5 e attendance
,
at the November'meeting 'of •
the
•Women's Iristittxte held at the.
home of Mrs Will Rutherford .ori
Thursday Mrs.• Elwood Barbpiur
presided • arid the:. roll .call.. was
responded to • by hints for saving:
fuel;- Plans were 'Made for the
short . course, "Oven. Cooked
Meals" to 'be held in the.. Hall on.
November 24th and 25th. All the
ladies 'of :the Community int
vited 'to:'' attend. A donation •of.
$3 was voted: to the Navy' League
and: ;$5 to -the Salvation Array:' A
committee wast appointed to ar-'
it.IN.LOUGH..
miss Eliza. Thompson , of near"
Kincardine visited during the
week with Mr, and Mrs. Perry I ,
Hodgins.
• Mf: -Reg McBride :returned to
has home here from the 'West
where he .,spent • the stmuner
months. ' •,
The Women's -Institute m°et on�
Thursdaar' afternoon . at the. home
of Misses Edna and May Boyle
.with, a large ; attendance. ' The
• president'was in charge- and
opened the meeting with,. the ode
and" Lord's, prayer in unison.
Business followed. It was decid
e• d .to hold' the annual mern-
brance Day service, at • the own
ship Hill, November ,11th, C.oin-
inittee., in . charge are. ° Mrs. , P. A.
Murray,' Mrs." Tom • Hodgins, Mrs.
Howard. Harris: and . Mrs. 'Jack
A;ekert. The annual Institute "At
Rome" is- to bee in the hall on.
Tuesday ;evening; .November 18th
at 7 p,m° :when. members ' and
their families will .enjoy •an.. old
time hot. -fowl sipper which .will
be followed by :games' and pro-
! The committee in -charge.
of this is Mrs.' ;Charlie Hodgins,
Miss Grace .Weatherhead; . Mrs.
Ernest ' Ackert, and Miss: May
-Boyle. The :;secretary then gave
the • report • of - the Hallowe'en
dance Which netted • the treasury
$37. The. program then, followed
which consisted of a solo, Mrs.
Harold Haldenby, '.. a paper on
Lean
.a reading by M. p .A.
Murray; a 'paper on the .topic,
willing helper::doesn't .wait to be,
asked", was 'prepared .by•::Miss
Grace Weatherhead "and , read: by;
Miss: Edna Boyle:.lVIrs.
• .Hod,
gins conducted a Bible . contest
'and Mrs:•'MIlton rWaish . a,..night'
and' day :contest. An, invalid's tray
was -prepared' by -Mrs. •J'•ini.°Boyle..
and' Mrs.' Charlie Hodgins••read. an•
article on "The. Invalid". 'Current;
events .prepared by "1VIrs.; Frank
Thompson.:: were.; .read by' • Mrs.
Jack • Ackert. Mrs .11/Tiltori. Walsh
got the prize 'frorti the `'mys.tery.
draw: The National Anthem
br. ought :the ,Tneet:ng • to ..a ` close
and lunch: was served 'by .the hos..
tesses=axrd 'the r helpers: Tie De•+
cember , meeting- will be . held at
the -:home of Mrs. Alphonse Mur;.
y-rrdwrll"` be tie"Ch,ristmas
meeting:•
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MONDAYS.
WEDNESDAYS.
SATURDAYS.
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5.30' to 7.00 ip.m...:`
iGREGO
rocery acid •Restaurant
Mummy and the Mumps",,by. the
Ripley Junior Fan -hers Mrs. Fred
McQuillila ;gave . a .\sp•leridid paper
on agriculture.. and :Canadian in-
dustry. Miss CaroF McCrostie and
Miss:.•Marie Cupskey favored with
a "duet Mrs: E.. W. Rice with 'a
•solo and Mrss . "Carol McCrOstie
with a piano 'solo,: A contest Was,
conducted; by 'MVlr s .G.•'McPherson
after. which • lunch ':was "served.
with Mrs.- D C :,-McDonald Mrs.:
W. A. Humphrey, .and, Mrs. Lorne`
Woods: as, hostesses.'
Mrs. Duncan McDonald & Mrs;
Alex' Rintoul were recent visitors
With . Mi ;and . rs D: C McDon-
Mrs Duncan McD:oriald,;-1Vlessr's
Donald,-COI-ina rid Peter M14CD.9rr,
ald.,.were .visitors with Mr. and
Mrs: John .McPherson 'at' Hamil
ton
Collor a u,lalions._,an'd: lsest wish
es : tol Mr:` and Mrs W J `. Ium,=
phrey who observedtheir 55th
wedding',aanniersar y on'Sunday..
D.ONNY EROOI
Many:: -Donnybrook` pedple at-
tended the, .-ariniversar y' services
in 'Westfield Unaited «church•.: on
Sunday. °
;• .Miss Olive Jefferson, R.N , is
spending' this ,week ;ather home
here.'
M ; and,'Mrs:. Stuart Ch°amney,
spent Sunday,; with her parents,'
:Mr. 'and Mrs Wm.. Webster.
Mrs. H., .vl'effei son is spending
a few days with her'•parent's, Mr,.`
grid Mrs.':Geo, Thornton. at Blue -
Miss' Alice Johnston of Wil g -
ham. was a week -end: guest with
her .,sister, Mrs: Edward Robirison
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11 -Piece Band
TOWN HALL, LUCKNOW
Daineirtig 9 sharp to 1
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Friends here IF re saddened. to, •-
learn; of the'dpassi g of a former
pastor of the, 'Presbyterian.
church here in .the personof the
cKenzie. Deep-
xtended to: the
John ' McFarlan
re recent visi-.
d Mrs: Archie
late Rev. C.N..
est .sympathy is .:
bereaved ones. .
Mr,. and Mrs..
ofKincardine w
tots. with `Mr. a
McFarlan.
• • Miss Evelyn cLean , and Mr.
Verne Carson •o London spent.
the week-end.w th• the former's
mother, . Mrs` 'W. J: McLean.
.Mr. and Mrs. ' arl' Boyle,. Mari-
lyn and Carol spy"nt the week -end
with London fri nds. • '
Mr., acid- Mrs. Perry origins
'and •'Shar;on, •Mr E. James and
Miss Eliza' Tiro. pson ;visited .on.
aid.' McKenzie. a! Port .Albert.,
NIr. and a „ Mrs: • arold.Haldenby
•and. Sheila; spe t 'Sunday with,
Mr. , and Mrs.A thur• Breckles."
Mrs: H. A;;Gr•: liarii: spent, a day
•last,. week wit Mrs. °M. Joh' -
stone at.'Listoiw
Mr. Tom 'B.r'►w .• has -returned'
after spendin_ the ;fast.. two
m'onths in th ` West:.
Miss. " Hele .'� Scha.umach r 1`
e of•
Culross . visited : over the. week-. •
end with •Mr; . Win. Wall.
Mrs: Robert` Wilkie of Vancou
•i. er, : B,C:,;-spent a ' few days with,
Mr., and ,Mrs. Wm. Cox. ' •
Mr.• and: Mrs: Archie.: McFarlan
'and Spence and • Mr. and: Mr..
Will Wahl' were Sunday visitors.
with Mr. and Mrs. Jack_..rhau
reacher, Culross ,•
Miss. Dolly Or of .London visit-
ed last'weeLw.xth hP sister Nlrs.
Harold 'Percy.;: .�
;, Mr. ad-1Vfrs. Eimer Armstrong;
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AT .ALL `•Houns., in all •.
°finds of weat er,' she's 'at
• her post: You 4 . unt on her .
and she's prou.i' of it.
With switchbi. ards>busiet
. many more tele ' hones, hers
is still "The e Sp'rrt of Ser.,
•'•ice," More tel phones are
.being added ri _ ht
Our constant ' ! im: •is : 'to
provide.more: + nd� 'better..
service, . ,. _ .,. al . ys • at
_lowest possible•epst ... to::
give greater val 'e to -eve
rY.
telephone user.
THE BELL TE ER:H:ONE.
. CbmiAAN,Y OF''J ANADA"
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Anne and- Bet
and Mrs:- Clif
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with Mr. rid
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.of Niagara. Fall
J3orthwick of :Si
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SAVINGS:' PORTION of 1942 Income Tax by March 31st,
1948. If you • are one of those ' who.. have refundable savings a '
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Correct ad esare available for .most of those entitled. to',
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