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WAS OLDEST MEMBER
AT . SCHAUS; REUNION
The seventh Schaus reunion
was held at Clifford on July lst,
with approxaately four hundred
in attendance. 'Oldest
descendent
gresent was Mrs. Jacob : F:cken-
swiller of Kinloss Township, who
will be, 86 ,on NO''veinber 20th..
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REUN1ON
emi'iers
SHOP EARLY!'
Avoid the last minute rush of
reunion shopping. by buying,
now, , *ohile stocks are com-
plete. We are ready to. serve
you. with appetizing, sumrher'
foods. that are sure to please
your' guests...Be the perfect
host and . serve 'the .'finest in.
food' from Thompson's, '
REFRESHING BEVERAGES!
During the hot summer days'
utlrat lie- 'ahead, servez frosty
glasses'- of ice cad .Coca-Cola;
Pepsi-Cola or Gingeraie for
sale i)1i' • the handy , six bottle'
carton, .or Gingerale .and Lillie
Rickey in quart bottles. Or fbr
tasty • fruit drugs... made at
home , try Horne's' Fruit Punch
' in • Lime, Grape'' and ; Orange •
flavors,. or ,i:'reshies in Len'io'n,
Line, and Orange.' •For'. added
refreshment we . suggest Grape
Juice,. Canned Fruit Juices.. and
Lemon, •Juice for eier-popular.
lemonade. Yours ' fob, a cool
summer with these tasty bev-
erages. from Thompson's
CLEAN UP �- PAINT. VP'
Get in the swing, of reunion
preparations: +by making your
hdne ;and grtiounds a Spot to• be
admired. and remembered. Add
gaiety and color to ' , the oc-
cion by. decorating 'with
lights, flags: and bunting.'•Make.
.this . reunion a• :gala one, long
to ,be, remembered by those.
who 'will come and ,visit "Our
Sepoy Town".
THOMP$ON!S`The Store of,Fridly Service'
serving' Lucknow & Vicinty
for over 25 . years.
FORMER RESIDENT
IS• SOCIAL WORKER
Miss ,Lyla B. Taylor, a ' former.
Lucknowite and daughter of the
late ' Mr. ; and Mrs. Wm. .'Taylor,
who . resided in , the home now
owned by Win. Schmid, is asocial
service worker with the Y.W.C.A.
in ' Detroit.`
Recently' the Detroit Fret 'Frets
carried' a picture.• of Miss Taylor
and th
t e .following story �b# :her
worlr:with "runaway girls".
When 'war;d..,.
�yw
-away' from `home, the YWCA is
on the job, ready to steer the mis-
guided moms back to •the 'family
. fold. .
Surprised to,'heer that mothers
run away?. Why, even grand;
mothers' do it -and they are•not
necessarily bad: girls, either,; just
full of . adventurous. spirit,
• Ly la 'B. . Taylor,. •who heads, .the •
Detroit .Y's "Friendly Service",
!!Department, . says ` the, age range
of', runaways is.10' to 8.5 ;`years.
The ,girls flee. from their moth-.
.ers and the mothers..flee`' from
their girls; The gratidniothers Of-
ten-4i
f
ten: fiee; from over=str-ict:children--
•and grandchildren. •
Other difficulties which the
variou's women run from include
;husbands, debts, . boredom, '.bud
gets, and, .fregUenitly;' just „plain,
:unqualified, un -itemized life:
The. majority. of the younger
ones -are from small towns 'and'
.have; :come too the city'. in•';quest'
of adventure: Instead' they,; get
sore feet . or traffic; pedestrian
tickets. �.
The 'rest. are not running -' 0.:
anything. They are just fugitives
from .injustice,• real or imaginary.;
, lliernbers . of both groups .in
variably- wind : up at • the: Y's,
"Friendly. Service" Department;
and they always get just what. it
says on the door.they will get.
No . lecturing, no stern moral-
izing, no pat ,answers to all prob=
Terns. Miss -Taylor, who .is a mem-
ber :of the' American Association
of ;Social Workers, • does' not . al
ways advise runaway 'girls to re-
turn home.
' "Often, the and
are. leaving
:intolerable: and inadequate homes
and their • existence : will be U hap
pier' away ,fronii' them", she .said.
In that case, her. department.
lines 'up jobs and .shelter for the.
girls. 'The wives' and mothers who
run'• away usually in their• hearts
want to go,, back home .(they just
waited to be `missed' ), so Miss
'Taylor listens ;sympathetically.
` ;and advises practically, •
THURSDAY, JULY 15th; '1948
BACK . TO BRucE
Won't Be Able To Be Here
In acknowledging her invitation`
to . the Bruce Reunion, Mrs. P. J.
McDevitt ,(Flora McKinnon) of.
Port Arthur, says: . • •
"I visited the old farm on the
6th' Concession two, years .ago this
summer and could not help not-"
icing how 'few..old' friends are still
represented in the district.. This
year it will not be •.;possible for.
'me to come East, brit I do hopo
the reunion is ' a big : success' and.
will be.with yogi. in ;riiy thoughts".
Where Can We'Bunk? •
Mr. ` and• Mrs. A. G. . Smith of
Toronto plan to be here for the
'homecoming, but are concerned
about, sleeping accomodation, ac-
cording to. the following para-
graph in a ;letter. from "Andy":
Last reunion' in 1910 I was a
resident of Lucknow and' was
even an active.,' member of the
Co itt
mm ee at at time' and•
that
thought . so much, of the Sepoy
'Town`�that•`I took a'Lucknow girl:
for my, wife the following . year.
and have • never regretted it., We
,certainly ' will motor up' for a• day
or so,, the Only thing that' wor-
ries at present'' is where in the
world. can ..we ' bunk, for we cer-
tainly. don't intend to put old,
friends
about' when they will all
be busy with relatives of their
own.. We . j ;:Gte,- Ae..seei.,ng . Y
Lucknow on' the ;30th. •
Teen Shoff
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MISSES' : AND CHILDREN'S ', 7
Summer mmer Pyjamas, Cotton Prints, Seersuek..
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ers,, Stripes and Florals, Sizes -.4 .to .14. .
PLAY TOGS.
Slacks,. Shorts;•Jerseys, Sweaters, Play Dress.-
es: and Sun Suits,;,
Boys and Cir1s..,Sizes:':2 to"'
14, ;Colors and'.Sfy'ies.. Assorted..
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,ADZES' BETTER ' DRESSES . .
New Shipment of Ladies' Better Dresses ex.
petted to arrive in the next few, days. Sizes
from 12 to 44.
INVITATION TO 'COME BACK
.GAVE '. OLD 'Boy "HEART: TUG''•
The, following letter: has been
received by Mr.. Joseph : Agnew,
and --We-pass -it-on'.:in. fully: s
- : Cranbrook,'
July 5th, . 1948.
Dear Joe:,
It* has been. in ' m{'nd ' several
times to, write ;you a Word of ap-
preciation of_' .the kindly:'invita-
tions .' received over . the . past'
weeks, the invitation to' join in
the Bruce Hoene Coming Cele-
bration.- o : '
in.addressuig'this to. you I hope
you will' have the opportunity of
passing .• along to those 'who • have
made the invitation so attractive
and have given it that long'.to be `
remembered' `lheart tug" 'of "Will
Vie• ng come ,hack'",; •�
-To say.. my. regrets at box. being
able to attend' but puts 'it mild=
ly, one of my greatest wishes is
to meet the kindly friends of old
Paramount . and Lucknow once
again.. Say my best' . wishes for •
health to enjoy.: this : occasion. of
reunion, to the fullest,
;Kindest personal regards . , tc .
you roe.- (I -Ante.
L'.S. 11). Murdoch.:
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AND. CORSELETTES
IN, STOCK
NYLON STOCKIN
IN ALL SIZES
NU -BACK CORSETS .
LADIES SLACK SUITS
ON SAI,E
BATHING SUITS
LARGE SIZES
FOR THE MEN,
Polo Shirts
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