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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1946-05-08, Page 6Ii it PAGE THE, LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO. g'.. If -you y are' a oun woman Sixteen years oilyover' aid wish a position that will pay. ou o d, wages. in'pleasant surroundings ?Y. g P• in "a good. town ' - Write to J. MOONEY Post Office Box 351, Kincardine , • ne,.Ontaro.. 'KI 4GS4BRIDGE Major the Rev M: J: Dalton; M.B.E., ., •`chaplain of the'' Essex Scottish Regiment, . who recently' • returned • from. five years over- seas; .is spending a while visiting. his . Tnan y° •�fritends � and .relatives here. •'., r . • Mr. and Mrs, ;,Addie Martin spent Thursday t isiting Seaforthi m friends.• ^ M 11/1r.. Will. Halton of . Detroit with friends apeiit, the week -end here. Lyal Lannon made a: busi ess trip to London on Saturday': • Mr. •-Nace Martin ,who recently •et rned. ;from overseas has. , pur •chased; Denis.., Dalton's farm and gets�ossession soon. We regret. 1014 n �1 !' ti 4 f" f. i' [�sy�rt �R v .1, 44, x14. 1- losing Den* and his: 'family from our midst. Mrs: Jos. O'Loughlin and'Len- non and' two sons of Detroit spent Sunday in • the burg. w . 'Mr, ' Frank Dalton of Cleveland. is spending 'a while at his. home.: Mrs. Howell 'and family have taken ,Lip residence In Kintail. BOUNDARY EAST Mr. and Mrs. Neil eall called onMrs, D.Gileast, Wednesday. • Mr., Scott Patterson of .Detroit visited at Jack' MacMillan's on Sunday. , Mr; •, and Mrs.. • T.. Jantzi and. Donald .spent • the week -end at George Fisher's . Mr•• 'and Mrs: Pharis Mathers and Carolyn silent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs, Alegi Hackett ' in. Wingham. , Mr. Alfred Patterson• visited iri.: London the 'end of the week., Mr. and M'rs.Ilhys'.Pollock and. Mr. and Mrs. George; "Fisher spent Wednesday evenink,at Mr;. Foster, 'Moffat's.., members•• of her 'family in'this MAFEKINQ . .. -district. Mee.srs., Mike Martin, Jim, and Clarence ' Dougherty and Jack Austin' spent a • day . with their p• parents ' while • their ' boat, tlie' :, ,Al rail was in Goderich.•. The play "Good :'Gracious Grandma'_', _p .4 .nn. last Monday mgh""t; was `very much- enjoyed-by-- everyone njoyed"by-everyone present, .Mr. and Mrs.' H. P. Hogan ;and Nlr and" Mrs. Ray'Hogan of Han- over' visited 'friends on Sunday, WEDNESDAY, MAY. 8th, 1946 •D UN GANN' Sells; Butcher Business Barney. Benniger, , who has xnanaged..the Dungannon , meat. market ,for ,the past five years,' and who formerly lived in Wing-,, ham, has disposed' . of his business'• to ' Orville Stanley , of Windsor, Mr, Benninger 'will. conue to live. ,in • Dungannon, for ,the°" sum- mer. er at least ':Mr.. and. Mrs. Robot. Rtitledge, Son Lloyd and : Miss ' Stella, Rut- ledge of :Auburn visited the for..' mer's' son, ' Mr.• Roy Rutledge and f milt' on Sunday. . ' Messrs.' Thos, Dickson''and• Mel Dickson: made,''a• trip; to, London. on Mon ..ay • and were accomp� n- `led back 'b their ,mother, Mrs:. Y T. .Dickson; who ;twill:liisit among' • • Miss Olive Blake.. attended. a re- ception in Ripley on Friday even-'• ing held in honor of Mr. and Mrs, Frank ;Fair; nee Elizabeth Scott. Mr. and Mrs: • Wm: Keith, ' Mt. Forest, visited . at the 'end of the week with 'Mr., and Mrs. Will. Smith: and' family, Ashfield Mr,. and• Mrs. Bertram Curran, Goderich, ` visited at the parental home on Sund ay.. Mrs H. Horton spent the week - Crispin, ,Lucknovv.':. eek- Crispin,.•Lucknow.', LICp1, Howard . Blake,:'Brock- vilie, spent • the • week -end with his parents and friends. kr, it vt%tritwirxt NGLICAN ADVANCE -7i �/a e,L addressed to All Members of the Church -of ' England ,in. Canada by � E THE: �1�IC�ST REVER�E�D D 1� WYI� ,.. Primate of=all. Canada • We are glad to know 'Mrs.Chas. Fow,ler is I\ recovering•, very nicely since` her .operation about, three weeks ago at .the- :Goderich Hos- pital. :It os-pital.:It is expected" she will. be 'returning home soon.:. Miss • Bernice Blake, S rin s sent` .the week -end p g , 13.. •� . o , 'with, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Blake; G' "1Vlr. And -Mrs: _ Donald Fowler,' Mr. George ',Irwin. and. Mr. and --- a The Penszort. Fund now, Pr s)!. �,�,_. ,�.,.. -inni anr-�: vis d:..-.. 1?.�, Mrs.. Ro . F .. g ....-...,,..�� _ - _ � r ....__ Y vides' $20 far.' each year of service, with a maximum of forty years, making a maximum . annual pen- . sion of $800.': The'rninis.ter's "con- tribu-tion=to-the.-fund a-n-n:uallyis- 5 percent of •his 'salary. The Pension Fund ca'mpaign--is—'. -bei_n_g conducted sul_e� intted Church. laymen. The ,minimum objective • 'set` for:, the Lucknow congregation: is' $1650, payable over a three-year period: '.A per- sonal canvass •will be made .by G. Andrew, :Wilfred • cuulton CAM. AtoNS. (:Continued from Page 1)• appeal was elected' for each coo, gregation, 'Chairman and ablpet,.. Ives are . as. follows: St, Peter's, Lucknow, Mr. T.'.W, Smith,.$501;;. St. Paul's, Dungannon, Mi•, -Win, Caesar, $238; Christ Church, Port Albert; Mr. R..Foster,;'$270;-St, Paul's, ; I pley, • Mr. W, Culbert, $2 i. Total objective fol• the Pal.. ish is $1240, Contililautios>s, +'desired, may be paid., over a.'3. • year period, y j is $12,000 and Huron Diocese The r:uce' Deaner oh' se ol�,e jective •$500;000, The 'Archbishop, ', Most• Rev, C; . A, Seager,, has call; ed: on,people seize rhe 'opportunity : o`f• t lz e Anglican Addvance.Appea1 and- make cer- tain 'that the Church o'f. England in Canada is equipped spiritually and financially for thc' woik of the' peace -making, years ahead LocaL�,LObjective. S,et • . On Sunday 'morning, Mr. Pat- terson of 'Wiarton;' „Presbyterial cliairtnan of the.. Pension Fund." was. the: guest•':•slpeaker in Luck. now United" Church when he out lined the plan, ' and the' need for• • Putting ; •the pension, fund on a sound actuarial basis, Fleshertori • and Dundalk' for the week' end and attended the Henry-Murca.r 1 wedding on Sat- urday; The groom: is theelder son: of 1VIrsEverrett Hentrand—the late :'Everett- Henry, and is;; a baker at Dundalk —�F�kt2 rr„i.�srrh' cF+ryr[P Waw held Sunday "evening, sponsored bythe Women's MissionarySoc iet�y. Rev. W. J..Rogers. conduct- ed the' first' of the service 'and Mrs: Mel Reed,' president 'of :the. Society, then introduced. the ; crest. speaker,: Rev. Miss Reba Heim of Varna, " who ..gave ,a very impres- sive address in the interest' of Missions. .' Miss Hern an ordained minister; an d twin sister of Rev 4 EVER has humanity, been in greaterneed of the Christian Gospel, 'the inspiration' and guidance of Christian teaching. and -the Christian spirit.. o -day we give -thanks -fora physical'wrctory over forces opposed Ito every Christian principle. ;•'But these forces must still:=