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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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NCE Agency
Luckxtow,Ontario:
FIRE, CASUALTY, . AUTOMOBILE.
N`oW Reresenti
� Representing.All Companies....
Forterly. Served. By .The
Geo. H Smith Agency.
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if you are a young woman' Sixteen 'years.
or . over andwisha position that will a-
py
you good wages in pleasantsurroundings
in a good town �T vvrite-io,.
0 J.. MOONEY
ost Office Box 351- . Ki r io:
, ncardine Ontar><o.,
••MA•FEK'.ING`
Mr.. and: 'Mrs.. S.. B •Stotheri
and Stephen, Arthur; spent Wed
nesdar •of . last• week at .the farm .
':•Mrs. Jos. ,McCann, Nile, is,vis-
itiriger d$ig_hter-� Mrseorge.
Tw.arrnley .this week. .
Mi. and'Mrs. • Arthur. Hallam.
familAUburn,
y :and Miss:Sliep,.-Auburn,;.
visited at Clias- Hallain's ,.Suncday.
Miss Moore, :London, is. a _guest
of her niece;'" 1Mrs':. Cecil. 'John-
ston., this week end.
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munity supper at the lake. Every-•'
body welcome
Mr. ,.aid Mrs:., Richard Til _
rick; Douglas and . Karen, attend
ed
,the Webster picnic'::at Harbor
•park on Saturday afternoon. '
Fall Causes; Fracture
lliam . Menai y, 75:year ,old
farmer. who lives one mile south:
o 'Dungannon,, isConvalescing at
his ,home after two days spent in
Alexandra ;Marine 'Hos:pital,,.. od
earich X` -.ray: examination s owed
nic will: be held at Kintail ach;..; der and neck-- i eeeive 1 *hens
onoM nday evenirng June 24th fell down to the Deer fi.om•.
Bring ',larch. "and . enjoy Via.' conn .;stairway .in.: his barn;
ZION.
The Woman's Missionary
iety met at the home of
Gordon Kirkland an, Thur
last with. a good attendant
being . the grandmothers' e
img• The president,:; Mrs,„ '
Ritchie, presided, Mrs. Will G
ner led the ''devotioj ai . per
Mrs, Jack McDonagh " revie
a chapter in. the*. study b
Which' Was very interesting.
Jac Gardner sang a. solo. R
ings were ,given ':by Mrs, E..
Gardner and, Mrs... Will,Gard.
'The, scripture was taken by
W. G. Hunter. The comb -late
or en Party, funds.are' M'r••s
Gardnei;'Mrs. ' Peter Cook, 1'.
Elsie Ritchie; Rev,: 'Woolley c
end the 'meeting With prayer.
hostess served a dainty lunch..
Zion. Well Represented
At •'Webster Picnic
Quite a• number of the lo
members• and adherents of
Webster. clan fromthis,l sect
attended the annual reunion a
picnic- on. Saturday, :afternoon'
Harbor .P'ark; G:oderich. • A,:;
lightful outing' and get-together
was .enjoyed, weather conditions
being almost ideal; within 'the'
neighborhood of '150 being pres=-
ent: from . Walkerton; •Lucknow,
Dungannon-, eLl n t Varna,
Brucefield; • ' Seaforth, . • :Herisall,
`Goderich and .the immediate' vic-
inity;: 'Sports, games :and: races
for .the' young: and those not quite
SQ . young. were held.- A •softball
w,
e h-i-le-tiiiderway=du,"ring-tir-
afternoon• was terminated before
regulation. tine by the . ball '� cin
over thg banlr__�f_the—H;a�rbar-••dill
cl-rolling alr�nost-to the railway
r
tracks,. taking`sosearch ing, for
before finally," being' discovere .
A splendid •supper was served
with :those' from . the. south actin
as: , hosts toward ` their .northern
cousi> s.
T HELENS
Soc- : Mrs,, T. J. Todd was, hostess 'toy
Mrs: the 'June meeting of the Women's
sday Missionary Society, Mrs. W, L
e, 'it' Miller presided and.•the theme
m et- ; of ` the service was The ° Horne
rank Mission, Work of the.W. • I._.S:
and-' Mrs, Newton read • of . the, .wort
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od,. • at ;3attle River, Alta„ and, of that
wed in the hospital., at Hearst, Ont.
ook Mrs,. T: • J, • Todd: read pf • Miiss
Mrs Hamilton's work at Lemur Creek,
Pad- B.C. and Mrs Gordon McPher--
Er son. took the rnembers,`on a tour
ner. through the community missions
Mrs. 'in •Eastern anada. The following
e'for heralds:reported:,. Mrs. McKenzie
Jack Webb '.for China„, Mrs: L. Woods
iss /or Trinidad,••Mrs. T J,' Todd for
los-,, India :end Mrs,' 'Thorn for •Korea..
The.Mrs-Lorne Woods and Donna
attended. the'annual ,Webster" pie-
nic at 'Go.derich' on Saturday.'.
Mrs. Earl . Durnin 'returned
yal from the • 'Goderich hospital on
the Friday and:is convalescing at the.
ion hone of her sister; Mrs. Gordon
rid
at4
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de- Mrs. -Jim -Curran and.little'dau-
ghter,. Nancy .Elizabeth,' 'Caine
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home •frorn the Windham. hospital:
on Friday;
Mss;•• John;: Scott; Ronnie*: a d
Harold • of-Londozj .were visitors
last week with her mother, Mrs.
Joe .Gaunt and other relatives. •. •
Guests :of Mr,. and :Mrs ,Ernest.
Gaunt on Saturday were. ,her••sis-
ter., Mrs. • Win.:Knott and little
-son. Rodd of -Clarksburg; iss
Margaret. MaCCharles of Torentd•
and Miss • Jessie : MacCharles .of.
O:1 -i -vet,:. -also Mrs: -.John "MwcChar-
-les ' a7fir -onald : of Olive£, "Mrs:
:Toro' 'McDonald of ..Loc:lialsh. and
Mrs' Orland Richards and child-
ren ren pf Paramount. and , Mrs. Alex
Andrew ' and children' of 'Luck.-,
%now
Mrs' Mckenzie `Webb vi ited,
lastweek with Mr: and Mrs. Carl
•Johnston
McTavish._
Rancor, ' Service Men;.
BRUCE COUNTY
FEDERATION_ - _ _ �1Jro OE. .,AGRICUL-TU
(Rain or'Shine)y-•_at
�LKERTO ��.'� .
N Agricu IturaI Ground
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S'KET TLUNCH
ruLfamen
$100.00 in Cash Prizes
EATER . GIRL" CONTEST
)Ports Competitions for Rural & :Public Schools
Guest Speaker
liver�
Farm , Great Display of
Machinery and Labor Saving, Devices
BY Federal and ` Provincial Departmentsof A
griculture
"r and.:Loal Dealers
'ro'ram ,.. ' ,o ' .' `• A ;: , •_ :
g me'will be in Confederation Rink' in case of rain;
sign ` = Adults 25c, Children Free
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onster• 'StreetDance i At Night
ill it'rains, dance will be in ,.Walkerton Town. Hall)
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inis5 this Really Big Day of Entertainment
• n the .':O-nange-H-altorr Fri=
day' evening last : when the mein= T0_CLOSE
d "NAYLOR'S!''.StIHOOL
of ''
d . 'X... .00L Soar -d ---of tl a-West-
Wawanosh Township: -Area `.is
making: • arrangements to 'close"
•S.S.- No.- ••14` -at the .end— of the
hers of ;the community assemble
to pay 1.tribu.te to•.:the 'response ., .
Messrs. David Anderson an
l an G•arhner o t .err Country s
•appeal . for their services: ;A ,very
interesting program, was present
ed—by- the ;school .'children; . as
sisted a'•:dtet: by Mrs. Jack'
Gardner ;and Miss'Yvonne
Guffin with 1VIrs.::Will;'Hurlter.
as chairman.,,As a :conclusion . to
the prog•ra•m' :an .address , of ..ap-
preciation.was read .by. Mr.Frank
Ritchie and the presentation of
fountain, pens ;made by,Mr:: Peter;
Cook Dave responded very fit
• tingly . • relating; some of ' his' ex-..
periences white sojourning over-
seas. , Following, th.e `;presentation
lunch was •.served and dancing:
enjoyed. _ :
Ball" Team Going Strong ;.'
The softball' team::have been;
meeting with - better'`? st%cess
their last. few :engagements, hav
ing defeated St.'Heieris twice and
Port Albert �n heir first -til Ia'st
Friday • evening; .Ports and Zion'
are billed t`d meet .again' this:
Monday :evening on "Zion. diamond
if Weather: and ground conditions
per•init Iii the,. first: game "with
Si -`Helen ;. ;:a ear having` -spotted
St: l-lelcns,a long lead in the first:
folly' innings they put on a hefty
batting.rally and;'by dint o f. some;_
heavy clouting and ,a.:fine piece
of relief, p44:. -itching by Jack ,ry .
ehie • ti11-to 'ryas ini'':i are fol m, they
rrr� n`ageti-te " iet"gL ,Zi7i file right
end of a leng score with ari inn
ing's batting .to:spare...In the re-
turn •gaine at' St .-He`ens, `Zion
secured. the. services of their old
ace •. hurler, Alex 'Hackett, who
pi oved •entirely :too gaud, fo.reSt
Helens boys The game at Port
Albert was more :evenly matched:
Zion, winning by a ,17.11 .score:
The Poi is have ,a strong1 •:team
with 'a generous, supply i df pit-.
chers,7 but ' Zion .were lucky in
getting and .taking•,'advantage of,
,the breaks.•
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"A 'SONG TO. REMEMBF ''
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present.' term,. as there areknot::the
required number of students at l:•
terrcliug tci keep, this school open
next, 'term "This.: school on. -the:,
12th - Concession, i s-. familiarl
known 'as-."Nayior's''"School: -Y
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To the Farmers of this' district;. who
did their fuel share ' in the. tremendous
achievement of food production during
.,the years of- war:
It is with pleasure We join: this
Salute to Agriculture and wish you,
well in the task that lies Ahead,
• Mr:' David 'tn,nctei son is: 'in Tor-
onto this:week securing his army
discharge. .
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S, S< picnic this Friday after-
noon at .Point 'Clark.. ,veryone
welcome. •
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When yeti are. satisfied to sit.
back rand take'.things, as they
ere '
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The ":Annual Meeting ..Of The
aRTI HURON AND IURON.BRUCE,
Clatlon
Will be held in nth Town Hall,
WINGHAM,..
EVENING; JUNE 21St
at 8.30 • : n. D.S.T.
•. For The Election of Of is s and General ,; Business
The meeting, will be addressed by
HON. •PAUL MARTIN •
Secretary of State in the Federal 'Cabinet
abinet
A, good, representation from every municipality is
requested,
Alex A. Alexander, . President.
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