HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1948-06-17, Page 7T iURSDA .', JUNE 17th, 190 °
THE LUCKNO
v SENTINEL, 'LUCKNOW, •ONTARIO
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• St. David St..
KINLc.UGH
'The annLral. Bruce Deanery
' 'rt,eeting was held at 'the Church.
Ascum:;.f it, .Kinlough, on Wed-
June9th,,cornmeicing .at
lO •a:m, iti:ith a celebration` of:the.
holy. communion., •Th,e celebrant's
v;ere the Rural '.Dean 'Rev.: R, A.
'•'E••Ruch of Chesley. and kle.v, L.
W.• Owen, •rector'of the: church.
IinmediatelY. following.the service
. the .laymen.: assembled i,. the
• Presbyterian '•: church .Lor •:their
;rlr cttng; Thi. dci,g,, also rri t': Ott
the same tithe' and . the 'W.A. lad:
ies remained in the .church
their meeting, ,Iii. the 'absenceof
the Deanery; president,: •IVlrs T; J.
.Standing, who ' has been, ver y,111,
ttie meeting; was presided over.
• hy' Mrs.. L G. Crozier .of • Walk,-
erton who • .opened • the, .morning
session ;with prayers. - Mrs. L. W.
'Owen ..gave the address.'of wel-
come..wh•ich .. was . 'replied to by
Mrs J:: Ball; of Kincardine.
Crozier. urged the.: ladies . in her
. remarks to put for'th .a"Special
�'efforL-to ' attend . the' Diocesan
annual meeting .,as there ,is .a
`wealth of .inspiration and inform=
ation 'that': a..delegate . reporting
cannot; bring• back: tothe: bran.
rhes.•A'letter was. read: from.. Mrs:
Sanding, expressing herre ret;in
not :be :ng ; aCo attend: Mrs.
Crozier.then, introduced two,,
.fes speakers, who •broug.ht mes
• sages' later in .the meeting, They
weire Mrs Cooper:; convener: of
:Deaneries and , Mrs: Robertson.;
conveper'. of Girls' Work: The :r'e-
ports of'the .1-various'.departmeiits,.
vet. then: ;given; The i.oll 'call
shovied, delegates 'from. '$civic,
Cargill, Pinkerton, . Chesley,. Kin=
sardine and Kincardine 'B :Branch,:
'Kingarf; Kinlough, .Pa•isley 'Walk
erton, Dungannon,. Ludic now, Lu:r
on, Part Albert and
�' ., p Riililey:•. Mr
Arthur.Brown, student minister
`conducted the noon -day prayera;
•and, all were 'invited' to. the Sun-
day, School roorn where the, din=
•tier: was , served. a one bun
,A.'to`ove `
• 'dred delegates. Archdeactin .
:
• Tolvnsh •�W.
..end , then introduced • the
lunehean Speaker,. Archdeacon J ''
Milts of . Stratford, .. h .
o gave
timely , message;:.' �,
The' afternoon session ' wad
opened with 'a hymn. dnd` praye•
and the remainder of t'he :busi-'.
nets was then. dealt .with. ,Mrs.
Milton Walsh read 'the nominat-:
)ng report and :the officers::for
1948.49 • are: hon. pres".,• Mrs. T;.
. Standing, Paisley pros: •s:
C,.Cr�zier,.,.' Mr.
hlrs Walkerton: 1st vice,
J 'Ball, :'Kind.'ardine: sec'- .
fres$, Mr;s J; E, Rowe, l incar
dine> girls'•Sc c•.:, mi'ss' May
Kinlough; Jre• sz�c' Mrs. Vl?. 14..
*Barney,. Wall erton,: X;ittic.
1Ielpers s'ec, :MjS, Oliv+e mcry,
ele.ley; Press' rc'port;c'r•, Miss h2
Boyle Kirtloi hy .
i !, , ,Sunday. school
Ce It i;L f i''1,1'• Pirikc'rtcrn ; Dore':
cls Sc.c, ,, C 1 pc'r 'Wa 1
.'hiss ' fir lri' l ker•t(ltt•
li€,Iflr'tttriii tl rnis sic;n-
wry tt,;.li. l airf ra,..Irldta; gave.., a
'c1 r'1 }y1,4r ,f,iilrc s; hr,,t hc'r
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r1.� ('); in 11. Cook w'llor •
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PAGE SEVEN
it ytlT 1'll111I 44•:4;•w ' YAWN i�iiarn»iiuun
lough as he ha,sbeen ,true
'partner' in prayer' i on the mirsit,n'
field fi4,44.Plflc. years. A;mission.
ar y )i hln' •v,•its sung «ind . 'Arch
:lcacon: 1i:11,` prinl,urieed., the
bc'nx liaion. after. a kiirlr all we're
,at'r l cid :.r fr.esilrirentii•; before ' lcav-
'ing fortheir homesc., "
' .
Mrs Charlie Hcidt ins;.Mrs. Jim
�13;oyl,'; Mrs, Friink Maulden:,;•liliss
May-13oyie; Mrs. Pei ry ifodgins; '
Nits, HoN and Harris :Mrs Tho&
Har r rs. , Mrs. E, Ackert, Mi"'s, J.
Ackert and . Mrs. ,R Elliott rep,:
resented tire' Woineri a,I' istit'ute. at
theQ district. annual . meeting' held
at Lucknow on Thursday last. :
•' The : annual mi eting of , the'
Bible, Society was held, in ,the .'
' Presbyterian' church on Juge. rdr•.
II
Mr.: ..Bert ..1VIcLcan :presided. The
'231d psalm' vas repeated in' uni-
son: After the usu,a1•, business' the
following; 'officers were.. elected::
press Mr. John Eminerson.;'.'sec:,
Mr. Ben Scott,•tress , Mr.: George:
•Flaldenby;''•cp.liechi>s, 'Base. ',Line..
'Mr John, Bushell; 'Con.
'Ed Sehaeffer :and_Mrs..John .Ern-
inerson.; Con. 10., Mr. Denzil',Stat "
ters; Con '8,,'Mr, Mark Johnst n.:• -'
The collecting . is. to .'be'.done 'be-'
fore the: end, of June, The
F. 'Q.. Allnuth gave. do address
and 'showed .moving pictures; on
the ' work "of the ,,Society '.TJ e:.
meetingelosed, with ,prayer.
Mr., anc'Mrs. '.Jack Graham :i•e •
turned: •to Ann; Arbor after' v'i
iti.n.g , with relatives. here,
':Miss Veronica' :Mur ',ay ,of: :St.
Joseph:s 1ios.pita'1 :`•.lJoridon, • is
•
spending a .:three .'weeks'' va` dF
tion :at her: home, here..'
Misses' Aisla• , • Bushell' and. Nor
ma: Burt. retui'ned•to Grimsby
ter' spending a ."feu days'' with '
their..•pareiits here.
Fi•iends and neighbers.'•gathcr•�
'ed at the. Holyrood:. hall :to honor.
1VIr.
and 'Mrs. Ch.arlit' ,'Bora bc'=
'fore moving • to th,c•ir new, horns
i'n'Kincardlne:; '
-Miss •Helen' Mailc,lrn cif Ti�'i-
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Malc6lm' home.
:Mr. and: Mrs: Maiurc&-Hsudcins
and Elwocid•.' petit' the •ec•k-end
at Detroit. •
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i77Oii;;,,yDS Ni
RIVftRS WILL USE TRACTORS
• The .new Canadian -,made Massey -Harris: "Pon"
has opened up, a great new •n arket for: tractors.: •
'One year ago,•Massey-Harris introduced a new small tractor , th ' y"
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full complement.of mounted,tools' • .e ,bony :•., ..with .a
. to be made in its Canadian,; factory at Woodstock. •
Previously, all tractors used in 'Canada, Were imported. Thus, Masse-Harri
• important steps .which -ere •bound (to • playY r too duringk.
the' years 'a big part. in Canadian prosperity
• ahead::'.
The "Pony" opens up a great'new market !� a for tractors,. bath iri Canada
export field.' The last C nad an census showed. ear and froths
. •. man�" • nearly 500,000 fcirms still withouT� tractors''
y of which are:small farms.and market, arden'
prettied And 'there. are. 9.._ s where' big tractor':outfits. are. not
a great many more`thousands of, small farms' in thea United States,
in Europe,: in Africa, 'and other countries '
ntries where Massey -Harris: products; are.: sold.. Almost '
every: one of them is a prospect''for a "Pony"..
. F • � With.: the practical, econ .,„_ .._. ; '.
p . onrical Pony . thousands more farrhers will be able to •
tractor power to. do their work easier, quicke . use
The "Pony" . q r, and •more'•.profitably.
manuugcture of ,the .Pony Tractor in; Ganda rill .o'ide-'obs i
for Canadian � 1 '� eyegrs she • d
workers . not only those employed in. the Masse -Harris.'fac
'those employed in the: industries which' suppl ma.teriaf Y bry, but also'
The ;.,, �' , parts and services.
great growing`: demand, for they Pon from the
lrtration,': is, evidence' of � its real needY ' day of its first ublie: demon=" ;
.and .place, in Canadian' and.world
• 'agriculture.
i MASSEYTHARRIS.
COMPANY LhIUIITE•p
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Established 1847'
Winni eS,.' Brandon Re -
P gena,. Saskatoon, Swift Current,•Yo
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` Edmonton,•Vancoaver, Toronto,:'Montreal, :Moncton•
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til t e Presbyterian church ,When
three ;Iits were tle :boy
y • baptized -
Thcv were, 'Eldon Alexander, son
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Mr: andMrs. Weir Eckenswil=
kr: • George . Douglas,. son "of: Mr.
:and M.
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, ui , .Edw and John
s ,n of Mr,. and 'Mrs. Ed-
«w,rd (TecU
; tit'e.; wt'lc'om<.' Mr. and, Mrs Jolie
tc; ;h 1O'hr Con. They :.have
On , ..Sunday •aif ter n+:ai 1r7Cr.c j71L"i ".a:b(''t the faI'in 'formerly
‘5gi.S ti special bapti:1;bal ,�� r� ire � •t i 1'V ''Tr: •.George Colwell...,
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, .Congratulations tlie 'teacher
to
and pupils 'of' this` school:in in win-
ning, second 'place at the ::Walk-
erton musical `festival. • Denzil•'Statters. .
Mrs. Harvey Hudgins :is spend:
ing a� few .daYs w`.
England .in the 'near` future.
Mr. Gordon,.;Statters `s n
1,veek-en : wth' t the
Messrs. • W,rri.;. and:,
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Ar
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Detroit... � '• � of .a hundred and -seventy
Mr: ani Mrs. James Hodge en-
tertained their • friends -.at: their
bore' on Friday: • evening last at.
a dance . in .honor: of Mr. Charlie
Hodge who 'plans. ,to' return '.to:
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THE BELL TELEPHONE _COMPANY OF CANADA
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PARTY LINES enabl'e•:us toy ser.ve.tho�us:ands of,
��.�� •�dc�ca'i� rwlse' be vvlthout
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$•ervttco, • • C.`ons.' o1+ .it : sharing, :of party .
[riles.is i r zptjc. nt in ensuring' Cl . :high X
When questioned about his long-,
`Said, . 've eaten the' right food•
Kept in.• a good mood; 'and'
Thought, of :my: trobules with
brevity:
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