HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1948-07-08, Page 5THURSDAY, JI.ILY -•`th,. 1948
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The Women's Institute held
their; .picnic at Point Clark on
Tuesday, June 29th, and 'were
treated ' royally by Lighthouse
Keeper Jack' Campbell and Mrs.
'Campbell• "
It rained someduring the of
'ternoon but. that did not stop the•
children having their fun. They
donned bathing suits and held •a
ball. game, .with the umpire of -
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO ,
about Lthe-best job he ey
er• did.. 'BRIDE
Mr. Peter MacNa l F THREE
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est gentleman present and
Thomas Irwin, the oldest lady, ''
and the gathering was happy and; Mrs, George Freeman. of Lee-
'honored to: have them present.burn, just north'of .Goderich, was
The prize for the youngest baby instantly killed late last`hurs
resent was'won by Aneta Clyne,.. day afternoon, whena rear tire
blowout -caused, the car driven by
A sumptuous lunch was served
ditch on the Bluewater Highway
• near Pine River..
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13 months old.
her husband to. crash into the
including ice cream •
Winners: of the sports events Mrs.. Freeman died of''a fract-•
were 4 ured neck, 'She was 35. years of
age and a bride of only three.
months. Her father predeceased.
her a month ago: .•
Formerly Grace Mason, she
was''.a graduate of Goderich Hos
pita' and served . overseas " as. a
"nurs'i'ng sister - during: the :war•,.
The funeral Vas held orV•Monday
from Victoria St. • United Church,
Goderich,' with ; military honors'
conferred by' the. Goderich :Leg
• Mr. and Mrs. .Freeman were
.rs.
ficiating from a 'nearby cottage .years . and under, Lick.
Richards; Nancy Irwin; 5 years,
veranda --Eleanor . McNay; 7" . years, girls,;
an ,, •tis said, it was ,
Joyce McNay, :Jean " Richards,
Marion Reavie; 8 years,'' boys,.
Donald ',Reid, : Jimmie ••McTavish
8-9•? girls, • Margaret McTavish,
Bessie: Reavie, 9 boys,,George
'Richards,• Donald; 1/1cCharles;•..11
12,: girls, 'Catherine Ketchabaw, .
Anne' Henry; 11-12, boys, Allan
McCharles, ` Lorne Hamilton. '13-
14,
13-14, ' boys,'Clarke Stanley David
,Elphick; married. men, Oliver
McCharles, Jas. Ketchabaw;, . 3- accompanied by M. and"..1
legged' .race, .gir is;' Anne Henry ; Patrick' Murphy •R `2. 'iAubu
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" WINIGHAV1:
Twp _Shows Each. Night. .
THURS.; FRI:,.'SAT..,
THEATRE
T.w. CLOSER
NO,r SATURDAY MATE NEE
DURING; JULY & AUGUST
'MON., TUES., WED..
JULY .12th, 13th,' 14th`
PENNY4 SINGLETON;
ARTHUR LAKE.
.in.'.
BLONDIE'S
HOLIDAY
and. Evelyn • McTavish; ;Kath&rine
Ketch.ahaw and Irene, Elphick;
boys, .George Richards and Roy
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and were'en.route to Kincardine
to • attend: 'a. carnival: The car
• overturned and Mrs. Freeman
Stanley, Ray Stanley ,and Clark. ewas �crushe M _fir
Stanley, wheelbarrow' race, Al fered chest; injurjes and shock
ran •McC'harles and Geo:•Richards, and was . taken to Kincardine f
Clarke and Ray. Stanley,; kicking .Hospital: He was taken : to God
erich HospiLta1 thi, . ,next day. Mr.
Murphy ree ived =facial lacera-
tions:• ••
Crown i;ttorney J, W. Freeborn
announced,: that an . intuest: ,,would
be . Held:
slipper, girls, Jean Stariley,,Eve
lyn McTavish; ladies; Anne' 4Dea
ter,. Wilda Campbell,
Mr, Donald. Hamilton of Tor
• onto; 'spent a•• few days athis
home.
• Mr. and 'M'rs Hairy.. Smith and'
ill
From
Mental
b visited with;r. an •
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.pressure;' asthma; pa1zy ;arid: other
chronic ills •may ,be' caused. by
:personality problems.* 'Read' the
revealing story •"Mental.' Quirks'
Carr Make 'U '•Ill", in The .Anter
icari' Weekly with this Sunday's
'(July 11),- issue of 'The. Detroit
Sunday.• Times ''
two sons and M Jack B'k 11
Quirks
of Toront td M Scientists say ulcers high blood
Mu.1-Brooks
• Mrs; D: Nicholson, Marga' et
• Marion. attended a '.wedding in
:Kincardine on Saturd•ay
Miss, Wilda Irwin of :Lucknow.,
visited ,with 'Miss Josephine. ET
phick;over the..week-eiid.
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• . . An ••impressive •service: was held
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)imgannon Ited churehi-
■ ,F'riday evening for the' induction'
• N of Rev. -t``James_ Bright into the. -
Dungannon, Port. Albert & Crewe
United churches, •which :;charge
• .. ` has been for. the last six Months
' A supplied by Rev: C. W. Down Of
N Exeter; retired RevC. W. Cope,
• ' of North St'. United Church; God- •
• et ich',' conducted the service, •Rev' •i:
• , L. • H. Turner of .Victoria•' Street ..; ■
• chinch, Goderich,' addressed they. ■:
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., minister, 'and Rev: rtA. G. Hewitt,
i ■ Auburn spoke to the cbngrega m:
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• Giant Ferris Wheel Chair O -Plane Swing .: tion. Mr. and Mrs.'Bright met tie n..
' Kiddies.. Motor :Boat Rides andMery Go Round is !People in the ' Sunday School IN
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SELECTED SHORTS •
SHOWS.'N"I HTL
7.30' and 9.15
Any , organization or' individual Wvishing to .serve" meals
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.Reunion Day,Friday,'July 30th, is requested to be present
at the Committee Meeting• in the Town Hall, next Monday
night.
Anyone desiring , concession ; privileges in the park "or: on
the street, should also present at this. meeting or advise
the Concession Committee, Harvey Treleaven, H. D. Thomp
siin or Harry Nixon, prior to that time..
LUCKNOW REUNION COMMITTEE' ,.
W.
A. Solomon, 'Chairman. K. C. 'Wardle ': Sec.
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Games • and Bingo ' ,:.
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Large :Refreshment Booth
SOFTBALL GAME EACH, NIGHT,.
_Three Big — ights OE Fun For All
Anliemaaamov■Wham■oimia■aaammi nimom•awooeeea■ine
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■ : Mr. Ken • McGuire •was up, from
■ ; • London for; the ,week -end.'.
• Mr...arid •Mrs. Barnes arid Frank
"",. •of Mafeking •spent- Sunday--even—
ing ` with Mr. and' Mrs.: Jaek Cur
ran and family.. Other guests
wei4 Mr. and Mrs, Vernon 'Hurn
ter •and family..and •Mr. and Mrs
Bert .Treleaven: •
The, July 'meeting of the W M.
S. was held' at the hoine of Mrs,
Jack 'Rivett. Mrs. Ra'yniond
near having charge of the pro
gram.' Readings were. given . by
Mrs:. Ronald ,Treleaven and Mrs.
Clifford • !Crozier.... Shirley and
Norma. Sherwood favored with 'a
duet: N[ts,. Gladys •.Rivett gave a
humorous • . reading:. M•rs..' , Edna
McWhinney reported for. the her=
alds.. Mrs... Kilpatrick • gave a•
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CO-OP UNIVERSAL MILKING MACHINES
Installed when and: asy ou "like. 'it. Short .or
long tube machines in stock at all times.
Aw full line ofrepairs, kept on hand: Colne
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of the Universal Milkers.
We also have on hand Bell Electric Hammer
Mills,'' Pressure Systems, Electric Fencers,
Car Tires and Batteries.
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book Mrs. Rivett sang a solo. ■
,Mrs. Shackleton gave a short talk. �- .■ 100 ' percent satisfaction thus far and . guaranteed, in ' future '■
and Mrs. • us
Zinn gave a reading, ■
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The president closed with : the
benediction.:
Miss Gwen Treleaven. ,left on
Wednesday for Wingham Iospr
.tat where she is assisting : as a
nurses aid,
A • number from here ' attended
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