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THURSDAY, ° JULY, 15th, 1948
pU RPL E GROVE
Mr. Andrew Emersoh is vis-
ttfag with, his son, Sam Emerson,
: The July meeting of the Purple
Grove Institute was held in
purple Grove .school with a large
attendance. The, ladies of Ripley
were guests of •the Meeting,
1VIr, and Mrs. Burton Collins:
and M
iiss, Doreen visited at Mild-
.,may on Sunday.
Mr. Will Nixon of St. '.Wall
burg, .Sask., is visiting his'siste:
Mrs,. John Emerson,' also Mr..and
Mrs. Ward Gammie of Exeter.
Miss' Marville Scott of Toronto
and iiSS ' Eva Sutherland spent
a -few days' holidays at ,her home,
here. '
Mr, Ben Stanley 'visited 'at the
} orne of 'Mr, Ralph Hill recently..
Miss Shirley Colwell of Kin-,
lough is t sit ng at- 'Mr, 'Russell
• 'Collin's. • . .
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Trayer
of London spent the week=end .at
11+ir, Milton. Stanley's:
' Mr, and•'. Mrs. , Will • Arnold,
Joyce and .Gordon, Mr. and Mrs:
Don McCoSh,:• Mary and Dickie
Were visitors with: Mr. and Mrs.
Hector _Knight at Rochester on,
'Sunday
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PARAMOUNT
Paramount. Woznen's Institute
will meet' at, the home ' of Miss
Susie•. Gibson on July 21st. Mrs.
0. ' Richards' has charge df , the
program and •Mrs 0: McCharles,"
coming events, .
'Miss Catherine; Mae Ketchabaw
• is• holidaying at the lake. •
. • Master Lorne Hamilton spent
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a few. days at ,Bruce .Beach.. '',:
• Mr. Jack Mexntosh.. ••spent . the
,'week -end at E'mibra, ' accompanied
.by his aunt, Mrs. J. Hetherington
of Gode rich ..
Mi., . and Mrs..J..Elphick's house
narrowly escaped burning, when
struck by lightning.'
Jack" ---McIntosh had three. head:
of cattle' killed by the ` electrical:
storm:•
THE LJCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,: ONTARIO
WHITECHURCH:
Mrs. Graydon' Cox and daugh-
ters from near Sudbury are visit-
ing with her mkther, Mrs, Mac
Ross. Little Mary Ellen Ross• of
Toronto is spending her holidays
at the same home. . •
. BORN - = Irl Wingham. Hospital
on. Saturday, July 'loth, to Mr, $L.
Mrs. Milan:. Moore, a daughter.
• Mrs, _ Russel Moore of •Preston,
is visiting at the • horne of Mr.
and •Mrs, Art Moore. " '
• Mr, and Mrs,. John. Colwell of.
Winnipeg. spent a fewv days with
Mr. •and Mrs, Ezra Wellwood.
Mr..Price Scott. of Win�gham I.
spt:nt •-Sunday afternoon in • the
Village 'oallirig 'On `'old frleiids.
. Mr. and Mrs. J'a ttii and child-
ren spent Sunday with„ her: •aunt,'
Mrs., Kennedy and, brother, :.Mr.
•Geo: Fisher 'and Mrs; °p'isher..,.
Miss Anriie Kennedy is spend-
ing a few. days in Gc dcr'ich with
relativ es,:' `.
Ctimrnunion •seri'ice Willbe
held next Sunday in .the. Pres-
byterian Church at 11 a.rn.' and
preparatory . services can : Friday
at 8.36, p,m. 6
Mr. and Mrs. Gibson and family
visited with her Parents, Mr, and.
Mrs.' J. •.F. McLean:. They are
spending.' some' ,holidays at the
o
•lake where Mr. 'and'Mrs, McLean
.spent :S.unday,. afternoon,- .
DUNG'A�NN.OI .
Found Ring, Lost .40 ' Years ,:'
::Mi•s, f.ac'id S. Errington had 'a
nleas yht, sttr�nriseslast`week when.
.--- •he :1era-.r-rred athaf cher. weddin*
rangy:, which she lost, forty venrs
• 'ago.' had been . found by her
gaa.ndqon Warner ;Errinsiton, ;.son
: of, Mr fa'nd Mrs:. 'E 'erett ,Erring.,, `.
ton.'v h 'reside, on the old home -
',
'stmt.' 6th Con.'Of 'West: Wawa
cosh. Wiliner was c igs<in;e a flow
er bed.dnd planting; shrubs at,the`
end' `of the hoose' when' he not,
• •kel •something bright., which,
turned out to be a.wedding rind,
and that of his grandn'rother,' •The
ring seemed 'to.: be in goodcori
di'tion and was returned to .the
happy owner
•Presented• to Ring and queen
.Mi'ss.,,Alrria Anderson' of Dun'
gannon•,:. .who: has. been an ex.-
change teacher •lin ' England this;
year, had :.the honor of being pre: :•
rented to the :Kirig''and .Queen at
g•ar den party .h'eld last Thurs-
day afternoon . at' , Buckingham
;alace, Miss Anderson is also
among the"exchange teachers who
are ''invited'•:to an afternoon. tea
• al Buckingham Palace • on °;J.uly
27: During the Easter; .vacation
Miss Anderson took: a trip; thru
France,:'`; Italy and Spain. While
overseas' she also visited an And-
• erson family in: iAberdeen, Scot-
land, and also attended the High-
,-
• land Show in .Inverness.: Miss An
,Terson; who ° is a graduate of the
Stratford Normal Sc'hoo1, is' re-
turning• to Canada early, in Aug-'
mt. She sail on August 4th.
Escape Serious` Injuries
In Car:Accident - •
carload of Port Albert' ball
, enroute to : Benmiller a►ri
day evening, ended. up in
',half mile south. of
en an aXle.broke.
and a wheel came off., The •car,
ariven by Sam Maybond, turned.
over, grid all the occupants were
shaken up and. cut.. All were talc:
. en to Goderich Hospital for treat-
ment,' but only , John Tigert, an
elderly' gentleman was :Confined
to the hospital. He suffered from.
shock, bruises and a bad head
laceration, .Occupants,' of the car
were Sam Maybond, his son Bud-
dy; John •Tigert,' Billy and Eddy
Tigert, Jirn'.and Clarence Dough-
erty,
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More. D.P.'s On Huron Farms
Fifteen more. Ukrainian men
from displaced persons' camps in
Europe, arrived recently in God
erich Tor assignment to Huron
County:... farms. • )fin this '• district.
they' are: employed: on :the farms
ST. HELENS
Miss Helen Newton of Ottawa
is. a holiday visitor with her par-
ents, . Rev., M. G. u d Mrs. New-
ton,
Ivan .and Barry McQuillin spent
a ieW days in. • ,London as guests
of ;their •aunt, Mrs Jack Sparkes.
Mrs.; Biggar ' of - Grimsby liar
been 'the guest of Miss' Beatrice
McQuillin,
Mt, and. Mrs. Irving McCabe,
and Marvin and Bryan of Wind-
sor and Miss Eileen Sparkes of
Toronto • are holiday visitor at
r:
.the: 'home of M' John'McQuillin.
• Mrs, Ramage, who has• been
teaching in -Northern Ontario, is
a' visitor with .Mr.' and Mrs.. ' Mac;
Ramage, ..
Miss 1Ma ion Hodgins Was guest
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spealfer at the "arinual social
meeting- of the`W.M.S. held in
,the ' church on Thursday . after-
noon. She delighted the ' ladies
with her interestingstory of her
two .years' settlement work a-
mong
-mon.g the colored folk in 'Sydney,
N.S. Guests „ were' present from
Whitechurch and Ashfield Cir -
cult .and M.S. Garnet Farrier and
Miss Muriel Watt' contributed a
pleasing duet.. Mrs. (Rev.) ;Wool-
ley read the story, OfSow Neil
McAlpine, Saved their Settlement".
and `Mrs.:.Andrew •.aunt . c°ontri-
butted .a•_.solo. At' the conclusion
.a pleasant:. social hour was en-
joyed..: duringwhich lunch. was
:served.
of Harold 'Carter, R. , 2, ' Auburn;
John •Howard,.. R. 7, • Lucknow;
,Rayrnorid Dalton, R, 7, Lucknow;:
Robert • Helm, R. 3, Lucknov
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EXAMINATION. RESULTS
AT' DUNGANNON CENTRE •
Frank Alton, " Isabek. Andrews,
Betty Back, Marie I Campbell,
James COoke,,Wilmer Errington,,
Lorne t Forster, Phyllis • Gibson
.(hon.), Joyce. Glenn, • Douglas
Hackett„ -Lorne' `-Hackett,-- Eunice -
Helm',' Allam Johnston, Caryl:Mc-
Cr'ostie, Murray McDonagh, Viv-
ian Nesbitt "(hon.), Elaine.'Petrie,.
William : 1 Mips,. Donald. Plumb,
Edna Mae Rivett, Joan Rivett,
James tt�obinson, Norma, Sher-
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eton "Stingel,: Russel Swan,: . Lois
Webb. (hon.).
Granted' standing' under Reg,
28-.1—Marie Cupskey ' '
AN . APPEAL • is •• being 'entered
by •'Kincardine Town Council •
seeking a '. reduction of sore
-$200,000 in the County assess
dent. On' the basis of Kincar-:
dine's new' 'assessment,, plus 'a .3
mill 'increase in the county rate,''' '
the Lakeside' town will contrib-
ute some $15,300 to the , Cotinty
purse this year, as compared' with
$7,150' a year ago. • '
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all 'are, more assured: of job security ... and,we and our children can have more
of the better things in.hfe. To produce such goods insufficient quantities, skilled
labour is vital. That is why every single rf; le one of us should he glad that war veterans
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federal Department , of Labour and• the Ontario Department of
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happiness •of • all her citizens,
THE IEEWING INDUSTRy
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• H. Parry, 25, of ' Oshawa,: Ontario, .a. : '
aain.Amveteran, s shonakingm
an adjustment,.to the engine of a Cub .
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Trainer.' • Students work on various types,
of aircraft ranging from the Cub .Trainer
: to multiple engine military. aircraft.
Many veterans, trained as ground ,crew '
specialists during the war, have chosen :
,•to take post waritrauung in
�. this occupation for which
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