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Thi Lucknow Sentinel, Lucknow, Ontario
THURSIA;Y,, 4I.YTGLTST 9tb,..194$
D U N G A N N Q, N almost any Street. they choQs.e. in
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•the evehings:. Of "course everyone
'Miss :Ellen Maize of London as. 'you, :can expect, stuped back
spent the week -end at the honk
and *gave there" •the right. of way:
of her parents l)tirand. Mrs; Yrr, For this ;reason they were becor-
vey Maize. •leg very ' independent. • and took
R"ed
• advantage of cats" and clogs 'sup r and lVirs; •Jacobi • ,
Alvin and Mrs. J, • Agar ,spent ;a per and .lawn Parties'Qhe was.
, Mrs;
taking lodging in Jimmy
few dayslast week to see
Reid and Mxs. Agar's sister, Mrs. Itivett's dog kennel' one night
much : to: -,the_-,_disapp'ointment--oi•.�
Florence McMann of- Allisto7n rho the dog when he went to 'retire,
is 'seriously ill and not eNpected
T'"`to recouer.•- - Whether he thought the -enemy
was using gag or _hdt Will' be left...
0. t �, z ctf,r'.a rrir'»•,-ry .i
and :J, C. "of Tilbui. :are , ,.fir r a
a .. y , h, � �g
ing with friends and relatives iri
Mrs' Alton has sufficiently: recov
et ed to., make.:. the trip.. and
mong 'old friends aarlound, here.
Mr.Bill Hardy, Who. has, work.
ed the last several months with
Mr: Thos;' McLean, leaves the last
of -:this 'y reek' on the: •harvest, '.ex-,
•:.ctirsion .to the' Wes t::f .
A very impressive service was
-conducted at •the Dungannon cern-
, etery on. Sunday afternoon with
a very ;large : attendance, bringing
•,lovely :floral, tributes .in', honor of
;loved ones who have Passed'. on.
Harry. Parker,, a student minister
of`• Huron,'.College, who is supply-
' ing' at St Paul's ' Anglican church
• had charge: of the service, , assist-
-ed by other. local clergy,: gave a
worthwhile sermon for'., the oe-
vision: rs deo., Hamilton, -or-.
r�'Qtlist, accompanied , at the organ,
nor' the-'liyrnns and -for a'<solo �y
' Mr:., Roy''Rutiedge''The collectdn
which exceeded all other years,'
amounted to over '$81:00` and. 'evi•
derivedappreciation; of ..the splen
did.upkeep.of•the cemetery
r.ona • ovv er em to :e
at Aylmer, 'spent he.' week -end 'at
11is home here;,
is Pea i i -- eii- r ed
home after:' spending some loh
days ' with friends_at LoridonLand
Ti
tbury: .. ,
...Mr. clad .Mrs. Sp yak :nee
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:Myrtle C ld • el'•t tl • . 'Toronto, ' .are.
a w
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visiting friends here and_ at •.the.
home of..h r '
e ,brother, .Mr Bill.
Caldwell'.
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Skunks nd`;'their families :be=.
a,
came ;quite. familiar with~ . this
burg an:d came; out, on parade on.
WHIT,ECHt'RCH
(Too late^ for. Last week)
Mrs. Noble pf Fergus 1S visiting
;at the;holne of,her niece, Mr, and
Mrs. J. 'F, McLean,'.•
Mr. rand 'Mrs. H.,arold:,Spading.
and fa nily ''visited last , Wednes•,
'day with her parents, Mr, and
Mr$. -'Thos. -°Moore.-
Mr. and. Mrs. W •R. Farrier and:
-M>c:, .and. Mrs'...: Csarnet Farrier and.
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Will Feature The Cianaren's.
urfknown With the x - �; little sem Wayne v sxtiacl, °n*Senn:
barsinterested Mr: amiMCfford,
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Wingham 'hospital staff visited
last :week' with' her xrlother, Mrs
Jas ( Wilson, . Sr.
Mr. '•,Donald Gibson-- aiid Miss:
Shirley .Gibson of Cayuga:. are
visiting with: their . grandparents,
M"r. and Mrs.. J F;; McLean:,
The W:M.S, • society meting .was
held last • Thursday, at the • home'
of Mr. and•Mra, Jas; .OlcInnes with
a good :'-attei dance 'The scripture;
was read by' Mrs. W. • J. Coulter;
.meditation by Mrs. Frank TCoult-
.fare,__-,tt ey, . fivalbr :; gained "peau
fOr'the the-A-unit-ha:cr.
unnft-ha:c
to cam
p' somewhere else' ' lMr
David •: S. Errington seems tori bt
the heroand really went to tows•
On . Civic Holiday, when he man.
aged to, snipe Off •'eight .one 'after
the other and, three or four a few.'
nights, before.' If .:tl eir'el.ts Were
in" pr me, •it, ould ,be a little
Worthwhile, . as it is tho, it seems
like a favor. well . done for the
rest of :the. villagers;
Ati . auctionsale of the -estate
and household effects took •place.
on Saturday,.of the -late: Miss L•.
Dreaney. The' property subject toer: ' iss Anne lVicInn.es 'sati a so10
a reserve,bid:, was purchased .by 1 g
1 accompanied by Miss- Janie' Mc-
Inne$. ' Duets were sung by "Mrs.;
Dawson:'Craig' and Mrs.• Jas, ;Mc-
G 11Wiw=ith; -Mrs-Go::rdon-McBurney
& .Mrs, Ale ` Robertson,. an.d''Mixs.
l obert Rnss arid. Mrs. Dawstrir�
Craig..' The" special speaker' ,as
Mrs: Anderson% of •near''Belgrave
Who ,,gave an address : which :was:[....
Mr. Victor :.'Whitley ' of ':Hamilton,
who is a nephew of the deceased.
= Mrs.• Rpy Btlrchl : spent
Sunday with :'Mr. and . Mrs.. , D. ,A:
ow er. ^ ,
•Visitors >w ith• Mrs. Charlotte
Reid' ,on. Sunday. "were. Mr: and
Mrs. Alf Errington; Mr. and Mrs:'
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Albert' McCiinchey, . lVir..Jacob,
r; Carlovi Mrs. ly. McDon -
ald, Galt;, Mr. and Mrs.Ross MveC s
iIrwin McCienaglan,. so/1-.0f •, ,Donald,': Giderich :Mr,
Mr.
r, ,anl'11 i q-1 -C'1engh - home
SI dill .. aronto• Mr. Frank I . .. • ,., ,_.: . ,,,...
u on; a , r; -•Tom• '-.1 aylor; fret sovca'seas9-T L a •
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Mr and Mrs. Albert -Taylor -and-
Master-Donald'.
and -Master Donald Mtirray St., 'Hel
featuring
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ERNO—The ,Clown.
O. -Illusionists Sr Magicians.
BILLY -KAY ; &., CO.—Illusionists �
GIBBARD—S ia1ty Dancer.
RUTkI ... , P�
CLAIR ROUSE The One -Man Band.
ilibrists and Acrobats.
THE• RIP�1:.EYS Equ , . • _ .. , _'.
The most .outstatiding'' .carnivaf` .show
i iu en : haaz e W
: eves- ere
,Tire --C _ _ sitit>i ,.
li Aan • Elevated Platform • so that .a1I can, ee
•m'
:en o..ed• by Mi. Beecroft; violin: selection by Jas..
—, Wim a .d o-welcome-P'p 1 a -leaner B -ac' -one-wastpr-esented-
with a billfold for which they ex
ressed their--tl anks'. L-unetr was -
P
Oriday• afternoon'
the.' an -
F`
'nual,BabY
Band' . party w
ith.tie
Mission Band 'enjoyed. •the:'rneet
irig with, the W.M.S. Mrs, Mathew
Shackleton, the devotional Secret-
ary, dispensed with a usual good
topicnoli missions and, gave a light
sketch ::-of_mission-.._w
i o�k--}
-anBor.Cg
the,fndiafis atPort.S
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Some ''interesting' pictures :,of the •
:people- and scenery_belongiing to
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her' were parsed' around ,to be
seen: Her sister•Mrs: H: Durnin,
retired missionary, was. promin-
ent. in, that country far'' this::.val-•
uetr work: 'Mrs' Mel' Reid, thte
YOUR CIRCULEk
WILL RELIEVE NOW'.
ARTHRITIC- PAINS
RHEUMATIC' PAINS,:;
NEURITIC ''PAINS
VARICOSE ''VEINS
SINUS • ` : •
INSOMNIA ,
NERVOUSNESS
•HEAD` 'CHE' ,.
CONSTIPATION.
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.and many 'other
circulatory` ` ailments.: '
FREE DEMONSTRATION
IN YOUR HOME
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n Display,. At :.
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urniture Store •
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the -there nd . was 'in
;and : ):•:•'mon a ,
Italy part of the • time.. His sister,
i n ail. of' Hag-
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Cpl. Doris IVIcC a agh,. .•g
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ersville is spending: some holidays',
at her home ',here trio,.
Mr':a:,Beth `Gaunt of Galt;spent!
theweek-end with' his. sister' Mrs.'
George•, 1VIcClenaghan' \ and
Mcolenagharr: ,
Miss ,1Vlildred - o0
re- of Preston
is spending -4,a- week's-4iol days
With her parents, Mr. and ,Mrs.
.Art Moore:
Mrs:: Landlaw returned
home from Wingham:hospital; last
Friday' afterher recent •operation.
Miss Muriel ',Watt 'of . Grimsby
president; was in -the ' Chair and . is ' spending this' week with her
tean.. rr gtori. z can :the lister,• Mrs Milan- Moo-re.and.:ie/Ir.
scripture lesson ; A'' program of Moore.
vocal and instrumental music was We are sorry to report that Mr.
given=b3��ie-c1}iTd- n which- nd Mrs •John Gllesp�e; Sr ; both
enjoyed by a11..Miss Dorothy
.fell one night last:Week' and- they
Robbs played two ";violin -numbers have• not ,been so well since:.
and a ,children's `story. was given Mr::' William •:Peddle. •fell ;One
by
Mrs: ,Rev:' Rogers.: The ' child
ren enjoyed 'games' on the .lawn, day ,last .v?veelt in Mr: Fred David''='
a again' rett4rned to the. base- 'son's .barnwhen they'. were put-
frient where a__bundant lunch of. ting off a' load of hay He was'
sandwiches, •cookies and lem
• • lunch
badly.; hurt, but' no bones ;were
ovals enjoyed: ' broken
•. Master Delmer Maize is ' holt
0I10 r Servicemen
laying" with rI1
his ..'cousins at M
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Last °Friday. •evening a social
Geo: Glenn s, Goderich'.
very time .''was . spent' : in. the;. Institute
Mrs. Herbert Alton. is not e y, ..
well atpresentbmgHaken are hl1 for four-of---our:soldieyrs:.
of":at the' home; of her;,daughteri 'Norman Wellwwpod, who received.!
Mrs. Tom Webster word t at da `of; his commission
h ., Y r
Miss 'Pauline Jones a ' clerk `in
• �., Bert '.Ciilli "ore.; E. Huffman arid
cine of the ,Goderich stores, .is en-
: • T r. IrwncClenaghan; The'•hail
,..yi, „ with her parents;
aoyirig,-a•hoLdaYp , •.
was'. overcrowded as all ,could ",t
Mr.
and--Mrs;--F-rank :Jones:• •o
Mr.' f a'rr Marsh . of k'erriciale, .eget •in., A good program was given'
Y ts ' .A ; as
,with,Rev, 11 Wilson chair
lrIich spent elle'• �weel�-pend :with .. ,Rev''.
liSisf`ers °Mrs.;:: 'Minnie '•Jones:; plan : Pi;ano instruments - by; Miss.
:Other'. visitors were Mr...hl'ewty.•Susie Carrick solo•by Miss Mar-
Davis.
ar-Davis, and ; two'• sisters, . 'Misses• .jor .e Falconer `.with' Mrs. N. Pic-
Viar ret arld Ma ~ of`Clinton
gs.. Y "ke1l,-at -puariist,lectlun by-
Atr v i-te-`.after e'titinbit :Mr`, van Mc�u l i accb p ivied
_thxesbing_ _of Wheat oil- 6•th y 1V rs :Toe Tiffin -Jr: piano in-'
Con, of ' West Wawanosh, set by '
Mr;: Everett' Errington on Tuesday reading til by, Mrs. .Dan .Tiffin,;
Strumen
night, : gave .,,,the appearance . to by Mrs. Jas: Fah aver
villagers of;,a terrific•fire 'of build- clarinet .solo y. Clayton • Scholtz
ings. " As it : Was -la couple of fur- accompanied by ' Mrs.. E z r a
rows had been Plowed all around Scholtz; an address .by Rev: Wil -
the .field as a safety •precaution: ' son; • wtirds of welcome by;,J 'D
Mr.. Arbert Maize; 80` years old;
underwent- acritical o er'ation .ons
Saturday at 'Goderic hospital.
He, wag. suddenly stricken and
was -rushed to the hospital, soon.
after. His general health, is very
gond and 'we' are 'hoping for. a
speedy' recovery. ,
Mr,, an,cl Mrs. Sam Widcombe of
Windsor returned home after a
week ,with. ;relatives' `here., Miss
Margaret49y Durnin, `their niece,
returned with them for a• visit
A.. community; dance, was spon-.
gored '.by the. V-7 Club on FridaY • hlai2e,
must.c
_-:_- Farrier orchestra,:' ,by the a _ •,
MARRIED
=-At London on
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day, ,July '27th,:Miss Eileen:Li•11 a
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Meclenaghan,' .daughter of ';Mr. &
Mrs, ''Ben;- CCienaghan of 'White,-
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\church and; Mr: Willi:atn Parker
London. Rev. Diiton'!officiated..
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SALTER 'OWENS .of ..Walkert•ia
w- th=the )F thnish.'
Russians: befope
a a.nSt
g,
latter aecazne an' ally; is Ivo:.gy
:to establish, a municipal airport
b
etween Walkez ton:and :Hati'wee;'
n'
WAL' ERTON COUNCIL is pieL
. se t•r each rnan':and: woman of
nYy
I he 'armed -services a pen ani,
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I- those 'who vo1unteet?d:: :
honor •'to
for `act}vel service„,, :. .
A Good ''Crop • •
heat harvesting has ' been in
full`.switig'`•tthis..past"'week 'or so`
and.its ancxcellent crop Herman
Daer,of''Auburn; hed 265 bus-
hels' from ::six acrthesres.
MISS �� GLADYS •JTANNR"•ha5''
sIucceeded'•Miss Beatrice Knechtel
a
s : superintendent of Klncai.dine
Hospital •:After'. a •vacation,'':: Mrs,
Knechtel willf cake up pi i' atm .
duty` nursing In •Kincardine,
nigh't� at the' parish halt ' 'Four�
young men who have served in
the. European war and have. re-=
turned : to 'Canada were horiored
.that. evening: • They were Thorn-,:
'toy% Eedy,', Alvin Sherwood, • Jini
IVrilIion and Geo. Hamilton They
were presented • with gold , rings i R
with ;insignia according to their
army or air, force attachment,
•Miss Margaret Glazier; Tot'onto;
is. visiting her aunt, Mrs. Harvey
i`1�- waste to it throw h • '�
Food is prec easy t o .n t s g
lack, of bell)! Now; 'iq additi' io our own;
`melds;-'We.`mast—afro-kelp- sed- the --millions •
of starving ',people.'in"'Liberated Europe. This
is :a tremendous task, but it can be done,
' IF we. •all do.';our;:share . T.his .is -the, Iasi'
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harvesti; g ..emergency we are liable` to meet'
this ear-so.Iet's all ,pitch in and do a•real
Help will, be 'needed°from August 20th II
t
hrough:ao=-.October 2,t)th,.-:
Fill 'In' coupon, below,•:.,and mail TODAY!
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FREE TRANSPO TATION•
For f ixr' weeks' Ser;iiceb transportation will .
be' \laid:one,way. 'For full season (August
20th to October 200) transportation will be
paid beth -;ways. J •
MEN -Every Po•ssible.. •.
man-hour ' MUST be,
put {n Thi'. neeri•, is ;,:
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desPerale:
our cervices iOD,Aa • '
y .
• WOMEN .:_ T•vl'ry '.
a'vailahIt hand
be 'Used. k`il1. in,rh•'.;
coupon flTlll, tTt lrl i' )'
DAY'
• '.I3o?s AIN)
.Thousands ;irk
Any Ili
student. .will
wet k ,rn a t ,
requested hy. th. r
later of E'dur It >
remain
fob elle. rriolith i•. w'r
tembe'rr:
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CLIP and MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY!
ONTARIO •FARM • SERVICE FORCE.
•Parliament Buil lings, 'Toronto..
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I am interested ',1a ' helping. with the late
harvest. Please send me further infortiration.
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ADDRESS
PHONE
AGE' •POST OFFICE
t, WILL .BE AVAI%AR,LE' .1 ROM ; TO
NEAREST RAILWAY STATION..
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;.Accommodation is 'In ca mPs:.nupervised by the Y.W,.C.A' or Y.M•¢•A
Fut` yet[
must bring sheets rznd blankets.• '
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