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Mr.. Cecil. Johnston held a suc-
eessful sole of bmlc ings, farm
stock ' and 'implements on Wed-
nesday last:
Mr. John' Pearson of Ethel,. Xis
ited with .Mrs• and: Mrs, Thomas
Blake an •evening. last Week,
Miss Willa Iloffifian, Dunnville
who; has •r cently ''received. her
• discharge, sSent the' week -end at
• the home. of _her uncle; Mr, Ernest
Blake. •
Mr. , and. Mrs.. Eugene Hanson,
Tawas, Mich.,' visited: at Richard
`Kilpatrick's last week.
Mr. and ,Mrs : George Fitzsim-.
mons; Arkona,_ Mri and 'Mrs; Hir-
• ,am Moffat arid Beverly, Watford,
'visited at ' Cecir " Johnston's 'f on
Wednesday.
Mr. S. B. Stothers, Kaye and
: •Stephen, Arthur;' Mss. J. Ai 'Cris-
pin; Lucknow, "spent the {holiday:
• at the ,farm. ' • •
Mr. and' -Mrs, phis. Hallam and
family and Mrs. Hallain's . moth
er, Mrs.-• .Gel. Johnston, visited
'friends , in London on .Sunday.
Mrs; ' Johnston. remained for :a
longer, visit at the home of her
• 'son
Miss • Flora ' Andrew and broth
e ; :Bob and. A:rthttr, called�t
School was , secretary of the
Ladies Guild for many years and
a' faithful`, member 'of.•the choir:
She was', thefirst*president of
tire` L-u-ckkuow-Braneh-of ;V orrien's
Auxzhai ,`v ho attended tire fun
era]` service in 'a body with Mrs.
Philip, conducting the last rites' of
the order: =
• The..,funeral ''seryice .was .held
on :1Vlonday'' afternoon'. in .the
1.144 MCKPOIr.ir SENTINEL, LUCKN�
T4
-Bill Andrew's .on Sunday after
boon,
Lloyd Saunders ofWinghe n
spent the week -end at
his horne..
KINGSBRIDGE
Mr. and Mrs, J. Eely visited
Mr.-. and Mrs Maurice Bowler
over the `holiday, ,
Mr. and »Mrs. Frank L'. eddy and
family spent Sunday : with Mrs.
M. J. O'Connor.
Miss Wilaniina .Lannan of Tor-,
onto, sper.;t' the .week -end with her
parents,.., • ' •
'Quite a tirgmber attended the•,
reception in 'honor of Mr. and
Mrs:. Keith Johnson' iii Kintail
Fall Tuesday' night'.
•Mrs', Wm:' McCarthy' who:'. spent
the winter months with^tier dau
ghters in` Detroit, has returned
to her home here.,
[ Miss Agnes Austin
over 'the. holiday
--Mis Irene • McCarthy is spend
ing a week .with. her 'mother., '
Mr, Ambrose Hartman 'of Zur-;
tch spent Sunday with Clifton
Austins:
Miss Eileen . Wallace ; spent the
holiday in the burg..tu
stinting1y of her time .and talents
Miss Teresa Austin visited her in ,her .cheery, fr�}endly manner., ;.
-parents, : Mr.: ";and Mrs..., Frank For twenty-two years she was
Austin j. Siiperintendent of the , Su'ndak -
was . home
"O.B I T VAR Y •
MRS. E. D. HASS,PILL
' Although she had been serious-
ly' ill :for more than • a month,.
with a heart condition, the" death
of Mrs, E. D. assah , occurred :.
suddenly. on Friday evening at
Goderich-=-.Hospital.. ; HeX--Tamil„.
had visited with her'just .a short
time before when she was bright
and cheery as usual, and were iip.
the ' hospital waiting to return .to
her room, when the, end came.
Mrs; Hassall was .formerly E1.-
leri; Dorothy Stone, a, native of
Radcliffe -on .Trent, ,Nottingham-
shire,
Nottingham -shire, Ejrigiarid, Her husband, the
late Joseph.:, Hassall; . came to
ONTARIO
LA$GS,I.,DE
• . WEDNESDAY,, MAX 29th, l i4s,
Mr. & Mrs,,,Gordon Waal spent.
Wednesday last.. in London at
tending ' the, graduation exercises
at. Western University of Mrs.
Wall's sister, Ruth Arthur of Au-
burn,' '
Mr. and Mrs,. John Richardson
and Grace spent /.S Ynday with.;
Mr. and Mrs,'°Robt, :Moivbray.
Mr. Blake ' Gaunt of Preston
spent a day last week with his
'sister, Mrs. ;Wilmer Nicholson of
Auburn.:
.Mr, , Mrs, Wilson 'JWa11, Mr,.
and Mrs. Gordon Wall spent' a
day at Walter' Richardson's 'of
Turnberrandy. '
Luck ow .in • 1912,, and ' two years: Mr.: Blake :.Gaunt•.` had as his.
later .Mrs. Hassall and her .two: guest on Thursday his brother'
sons, George •and •Joe, joined him Beth of Preston, V
here. A year later theymoved to, Mr, and Mrs. Russell Moore '84
Kinlou gh remaining ' ng ' there until, , little daughter-, spent '.Saturday
g �
to with Mr: and Mrs. George `Tiffin,.
1922 `when' - they returned ' red Mrs:. Peri Pennington'.
Mr, arid y Penningto
In 1916, on George's 16th; birth and family of Culross visited at
day, he'' 'and'. his father enlisted Mr Wendal Taylor's, '
for' service in, -World:.War' Mr.,. Lloyd Bell of Pine River
devoted with Mr, and Mrs:
Mrs, Hassall was a ; spent Sunday
member..' of..St. _ Peter's , Anglican John ' Richardson.
Church, Lucknow and gave un- BORN=In.•Wingham; General''
Hospital . on Sunday,' May: 26th ' tc "
Mr. 'And: Mrs: a Clark Johnston, a
daughter.. Mrs, Johnston was' fOrr`
costly: Miss A-r'dysS Brown pf this
locality. :: '
Mr. ,Arthlur. Simpson of Vir
giniatown, Northern Ontario,
spent ;the « week end' •.4.'his home;
-bene
Miss:: Margaret .Moffat of Tor
onto " spent the, yyeek=end with: h"er..
father= Mr F.' G. "Moffat.
1V1i and Mi s, Fred. Tiffin, Mrs
Reuben Tiffin,, Mr. Si Mrs.' Chas.
Elliott'. and Mr: Dave McIllwla n
church she loved and.: served, so spent •Sunday:,.with Mi. and'.Mrs..
well,..with the rector; Rev: R. A. Victor Emerson
Joselyn conducting- the .service Mrs.• Albert Taylor' of Toronto
Be. was I assisted by Rev. Owen spent ate; week -end with her par-
G oghegan of-WtYodstock.
interment • was in Greenhill
Cemetery, the palibem ers being Was Seriously I11
Iv»e In
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YOUR CAR `.
_-_These bciinds_shouldbe presented .for
redemption with .' all = coupons ,,,of `:later;
date attached.; No ':further interest will
be paid on these bonds: after . this ; date.
Regular lubrication'' is the
best' single method'. of pro-,
longing the. • life of. 'your'
motor. car.
But — to be safe, be sure to
make it regular: Start. to-
day' mark your calendar •'
e o m e'.''hack' o n
schedule;
Central Garage
LUCKNOW.
L�E-r
Visitors f• or; the week
end includ`cd Mrss 'Anna. -=-Statiikt
of ..Toronto, urith..-Mr. Jac •stuaFt
and -Mr. 'and Mrs, `G'eoi g `Stuarta
Mr. and :Mrs ,Mel Baowp'of
chener with Mi. �rrYtl'I R:
'Woods Miss''Nornia W(•t,tlancead`
'Messrs. T. W :Smith,_,Edgar Hol- Mr.: W AriYistronghas been
-�dyrrra-rr; W-e-lltn- t -on ee--6y;-4--C-, confined to bed for the past ten
McNab,, Fred' McQuillin :and Wm• days with 'pneumonia, and at one
Lloyd..•time his'' condition was quite seri
Mrs. Hassanis ---survived• by
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two sons, George of Lucknow
and' Joseph 'of; London, her dau=
ghter in-law, Mrs: J. Hassall' and
grandson, Billy, , also by a :bio- a long ,wigs of iom a• sim-
ther And,' slater in England.: filar; cause:
VERA• ELIZABETH ROBE
he_ dea-tlr__ai cure i. .oadFrxi- doh
ons. Sunday, ' May: 19th, ' of -Miss Among. , those: attending . the'.
Vera;, Elizabeth Ro ib, only dau-' funeral : were' -members of. Vera's
ghter .and . Mrs: Thomas graduating .class and' three ladies
Robb of Ashfield.`' ,Her` ` passing of the, Auxiliary of Calvary Un
ited Church, . London,. which or
gani;zation took: a kindly interest
in her : welfare ; while a. patient
a't London -- _
oris,. although he is now- improv
ing. penicillin .• treatment was
Wised to good effect. A `few
months ago Mr AR rrrstrong had
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)NGDIiiAAIC A
I/ANif I WAPTIME`
serving 975,000 telephones.
'STtwo years ago We were se �
. -- . tinea and as a. result '.
(� There are
T20 000 more teleph
' J Th though
ance'callin has steadily' increased event g.
Long Dist g the' volume of calling is ,now I'
the'war is over. Actually_ ; •;
about 100%' Higher thanwhen the war began.
That's w by it is so belliful when you observe the proper
s-sholaa-below, hz m g_L_Rog Distance calls
;e'ginence"a
We. are building neWlines. and new switchboarc s.: ut it'"
.will take some time to.get_thcm into use. in the meantime.'
we'll appreciate your- help and 'inderatandrng, espedalllr
if your 'call is delayed: •
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WHEN YOU'PLACE
a long,D stance Call
'FIRST, give the opPerator-
• the name of the distant
city. a . . .
•THEN# the • telephone '
number of your party..,
THEN, when the 'opt_r •
attic .asks it, your owf
'telephone number.
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If 'you don't ' kniiv the distant
telephone number, please retake4'
a not of it for future use When,
you hear• the operator repeat it.
T.
brought profound :i sorrow , to a.
wide 'circle of ' friends ' • and
acquaintances,' but '14:5s ,a. happy`
release -'for 'Miss Robb -who had
been ill for more, tl»an nine years,' .
and had undergoneevery knownL
treatments and •_suffered - Much--
pain
uch-pain and c istress in a valiant, and`
uncomplaining; yet losing.'; battled
to regain.•her health.
Vera:was born iii Ashfield and
attended` 'S:S: N'o. T111 school: As
a .young 'woman she graduated
as; a coarse on :October , 7; 1932,
from Kincardine . General Hospi
tal; and followed her profeslion
for four years before her hea,I 1
iaied_
' She vas •possessed of, a., lovely
-and- liver`. -.radiant
smile" portrayed' 'her : happy arid
kindly-iThture:'``
The funeral 'service was held'
at her ,lat.e _res Bence on Tuesday,.
May.: 21st, conducted. by Rev,'
'Duncan .MeTa:vish • of Calvary
United. church •Londoni, and Rev.
Johns Hutton of Pino :River. AO..
McTavish, . a' native of Huron'
Township, was a frequent visitor
with Miss Robb during' her long -
1 i11ness. Inter ent wag' in Green-
hil; Cemetery,:.-Lucknovv, , with
her 'four brothers and Orville El -
HOU and. Alvin Robb acting, as
pallbearers. •.
Surviving 'are her. parents and
four, b',rothers,.loyd, "Wilmer;
Harvey and 'Howard, 'to whom
the syrriipathy of,.the':cotnmuntr
is extcnded, fn• their loss of, a ddear
O. On:
Weather`head Nit and lli Cold- •
veinRtir4es-of.„11O brew \''4t.il-,Mr,.-
and Mrs.: Ed. Purves; 1Wlr`. and Mrs
Wm ,Dougherty and .Gwen" :of
'Guelph . With '. Mr., 1-t J, \4 roods;
Mr. andMrs. Elliott..:Wb
sten: of •
Kincardine, :. also Mips Tlwm p'son
Of . -Wingharn wrth .,Nit ..' and Mrs.'
F... G. Todd:.
Her. many.:friends were glad
to , know that Mrs:- Earl; Gaunt.
returned. .from the Clinton Hos
pital on••Sunday.
1VIr,ani] 1VIi•s Dax-id- Todd. Mr.
.tan1 Toc[d and A,n
drew» ,Attended':. the funeral. of
Mrs. 2 Sam .Neely': at• Poetiluron:•,
last Wednesday.,
Ration Coupon -Due Dates
Coupons now,,, valid ai;e sugar
preserves •S1'*:to- S11. butter RI to
119 and -meat M20 'to'1�13J;
ucknow, 'Ontario.
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Formerly •Served By Tile
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