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MASONIC AT HOME
HELD THURSDAY -
Ladies' Night,the. annual At
Home of Old Light Lodge A.F;
&; A,M., was held in the Town
Hall, on Thursday evening, when.
an -interesting' program, was pre
rented : ' The -Worship f uL -haste
George Joynt„ presided, and wel-
comed •the guests" and members.
The program included a solo
by Miss Margaret. Rae, . with ac-
companiment by' Mrs, J. A. Cris-
pin; violin selections by Dr, Jas.
Little with :accompaniment by
Mrs. 'H. a R. Alli,; numbers by
Clark's male quartette comprised.
of ' Carman Qsborne, Earl ., Os,
borne, Stewart Farrell :and Bur-
ton Harrison with. 'accompani
ment ' by Mrs Ross Cumming:;
solos by !William -Harrison and
Gordon Bridges, also of • Clark's.;
cornet:. solo, by M.r. Hoag
and ' a solo. by Miss Kathryn
Agnew with accompaniment,:"for
both numbers by Mrs. Allin.
The,address of the evening Was
given by Hon.ICapt. R. .Douglas
MacDonald.' The speaker referred
to the•»conspiracy"between. his,
wife, his .father,and the publisher
by which . many of his impr.es
sions and opinions of'. Germany
had appeared in print while' he
was serIvirig in ;the.chaplaincy.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE '5th, 1940
NO15 ERS
FAILED TO' 'STOP,
R'ALL'Y MEETING
which his remarks
'the OccasiOn for a- ser-rn that country, and by.
Monday evening; May .:27th was :,.�,, .<„�,�,e
FINLAYSON BROS.
Lucknow: Agent
For,.::
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and
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EWARTAi SCOTT
'Phone 293,''Wi=tgham
JEAN McLEOD, praying her' first
game'` with Guelph struck .out 13
batters and led her .tearn to 'a
10-5 Victar_y • over 'Hamilton.
Footwear
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In A • Variety of Color.s. to Match
Your Summer Costumes. •
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. . ' Sizes
' ' , and White arid' 'Br. '
rte, a
-Broken Sizes � �n�Wh own
Dress . Shoes at. • Greatly Reduced
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rally of Pen- ry
to be somewhat of a repetition
for some of the audience. ."
In ..:attempting ,.to. assess:'. the
friendliness:' of fhe' German ':peo-
-ple; some-of--whieh wa k apps 'ent
.tecostal :.adherents and friends
from . a number. ' .of neighboring
communities:,-....-_ .neluding� Qwe_n
Sound, Southampton,' Kincardine, fly real,.. the speaker said, that ;the
Ripley, Teeswater,. Walkerton, reaaon. • may have been that ,stom-
Ches1'ey, MauntlForest,_Wingliam achs,; are . pretty• much .the , same
and .Stratford' in'".'the •,Township ,all aver the wor.;d, and khat by
d being friendly to the' occupation
Hall' `at Holyrood. ' forces `.had some "recompenses in.
7,11.1 afternoon, service-- was --;held- ;this --regard. =�L , ''
in the:-•Perste `hStal ;Church° at:" Kin- . The. war :was the'natural out ,
lough, where the message was ,come' of ,Germany's false • econ-,,
given : by SisterjCunningham of omic system, but.•which had •the
Chesley, after which all journey temporary; effect o.f , working,
ed 'to: Holyrood. for lunch anal the wonders in` abolishing the unci,
'80's
JERSEYS : AND. V CREPES:
F
or' Summer
re's.
ealth
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For "Health's Sake" eat
•, plenty • 'of :: Vitamin - rich
fruits d and .vegetables:
-Whether.' you , like cool;
crisp green salads, or' col-
orful :fruit salads, both are
yours to enjoy with .Gar-
den -Fresh Fruits and dreg-..
etables. 'from Thornpson's
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GARDEN PLANTS
Get your plants now for:
-transplanting. • We -have a -x
'wide, variety of flower 'and
vegetableplants.
erinistened-to; -and - took -part,
in a revival sprig service .accom
paned by, music• from . thepiano,
piano accordion,.. slide trombone
andother band. .instruments.
Featuring this group of :musicians,`
was Bro. Irdweli of Owen Sound,
- -blind uncle -of -Sister -I Hr-yans,
co -pastor at : Kinlough and: Tees-
water with: 'Sisters , .brains : and
McLeod..
• Tie'. TPentecoStal 'movement . isT
entirely a •work of faith, • with the'
one object in mind "The : Salva.-
tion ° of precious souls for : ou'r
Lord:.-: Jesus. Christ a and His_- fin.
-stied work-orr-Calvar.
:-Many, '.testimonies ;of salvation
and ,healing. were 'given. ' The Mes-
sage for `the evening was given
by, Rev E. '.:L Ripley of Stratford,
:who took as his ,theme "The three
wells -Salvation, Divine Healing.
and the Holy Spirit. , , . .
Soon,'afte• the meeting started,
although` there; was "room q,on'the
inside for all, some chose the
darkness, rather than -. the Light,:
and. set: up a terrific noise with
'stones, .,etc.,. against the back of'
the hall and kept it /yup until . the
meeting : was:' over. They. also • pu.t
a stone through,. the: rear glass of
Evangelist James Beam''s .:ear,
which,.is riot 'so.' easily replaced•
theke`' times. and .entailed,' considy •'
erable expense. ';
Rev. and Sister . Beam :-have
b e e n 'conducting evangelistic
meetings in Kinlough and Tees
water ' f0 the----past----tiro weeks
_and area :continuing 'for:.a third.
week- with---s`arvices . at kin ugh.
4Tuesday and: Thursday evening
`and at Teeswater :on Wednesday
and Friday evenings, 8 p,m..
-which°--beeae a.golden--era -oL _
prosperity • ; in that country and
for which.. Hitler w.as:;'given full
credit: •: : • •
Capt; MacDonald :forsees a
ua ism �
:probably sweep.t-Gerrriany and if
,they, .can withdraw,thearifanatical�
devotion . to National '' Socialism,
'Which`. was. wrong, ,arid • devote
such:' enthusiasm to. ,their spiritual
and cultural life, it- is .'possible,
they May:: suijpass� the :allied ��coun=
.tries: as they squabble around :.the:
peace table's •
' After ,lunch was served,. ` .•th
- . ` • ludedludedwith dancin
music' f y; .Farrier's orchestra.
wave o �spm
Pink,.` Golden Rod,. White
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IN ITIAL•STEPS;have' been taken,
in thesley to form a' Conitnunity
Recreation Council.
In The Money At Goderich
Te bovuling our, merit-
"season. got underway at Goderich
last -Wednesday, with three rinks.
from Lucknow,.taking.'part in the
doublesevent "which was wn : by
Hazlegrove .:and • Crawford of
Wingham. Isaac`' Miller. and . Har-
vey Treleaven. of Lueknow 'fin-
ished
fin-ished. in third place, and:, Well
dngton-iVleCoy : 'and Bill , Bchmid-
in`fourth; Hugh.Cuming and Gor-
dont.`. Fisher, the. third local duo:
in the competition,, 'were. nosed
out :.of ' the Money in> the last end
of their final game.
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WHILE'. THEY LAST'
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UNITED` .CHURCH
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Rev. J.:VV. • Stewart B.A., B.D.
• Pastor _
SUNDAY", -.JUNE; 9, .1946'
11 a.m.-"Giving My Best to
Jesus"
Story—"Ii`ate's-Promise".
The Girl Guides will be in '
attendance at this service. '"
12.15'. p.m; --Sunday School.
7 p.tri.-The `Perils of Ignor-
ance".
ENGAGEMENTS
Mr and . Mrs Orin Stickler,
Hamilton, Ontario,announce the
engagement„ of • their daughter,
Jean Roberta, to Captain, Robert
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Bruce: Gamie;.;R.C.A M.C:;elder
son of Mr. and . Mrs: Bruce Gam-
mie,•: Elora, ,Ontario; the wedding
ito take place on, June ,15th' at
Church 'of. $t. Thornas .Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew',1Vlickus
of DundA announce the engage-
ment 'of- theirLtlaughter,; Margaret..
Jean to William 'Roderick, Mac
'K;eniie, son of Mr. and. Mrs, Wrri:.
ae-Kenzie of L.} el*iW,_th_e Wed-
ding to take, place on Saturday;
June 22, at' 4 .p.m., in Knox Pres
byterianChurch, Dundas.
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