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Thursday; Friday, Saturday
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BIN.G .CROSBY •.
DORO;PH'Y .LA;IVIOUR
' ' ' • BOB HOPE
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Road' T(:i Singapore'
Two lighthearted gentlemen in.
ad .evening ,a 'comedy . & songs
Also "•Crime -Does Not. Pay
and "News"
Matinee' Sat, afternoon 2:3O pM
•Mozid'ay, Tu , d y, Wednesday
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JOEL, MacCREA
" MARY BOLAND
, NANCY' KELLY
. IN'' .. ' . .:
e air ed -H` s �I� `i )
A sophisticated comedy.. .
Also "March of Time"
and "Cartoon"
FOURTH 'OONCESSION�..JAIL FQ3+i NON -s iPPQRT
.. -- `' AND REGISTERING ''WICE,. ;'
Mrs,..A. Martin was hostess for the
a Meeting of the U. F, • W. Q. Father of «two families, but. provider
January m , r ngfor neither, Alexander Henry Sted-
In the absence of,the president,' us.
A. Sutherland presided and themeet-
into
.of'Amairel'Township, was hailed,
S h p e d into Magistrate F. W. 'Walker's court
here on Friday; morning last 'Charged.
14t11rxou-support. Io-• Vas-also--ehar-g- TIVIIR-D-AY;:- JAN`UAii`Y'-2-ard;-194-1-
ed with :having, in his ;possession
The`
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two!
BA
ND natiora1registration ;cards in N
it aides •o"AXera. er -Henry and Alex= rr
ander, .Stedmanacused, stated U: •..HOM •OE
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that he had taken the Alexander lien- - "--."'"”----7.
•opened- with, singing "O iCan-
oda". and repeating •the Lord's pray-
er in'. unison,, •Mrs.
non read ':the minutes of - the last
nzeeti.ng :.After. camnunity` singing..
rolle u-
od to'•Dr
the. call, was resp � . d
ing 'the business period Mrs rughea'
j;ad a nuriiber,of %articles 'of Red ~Cross
work which she distributed to 'those. '
.21 in that name, in. order•to protect
THE
LUCKNQW SENTINEL
Published ' .every Thursday inornine
at Lucknow. Ontario. •
Mrs. A. D: MacKenzie—Proprieto„
Campbell 7 . _ .. .
ry registrationcard o ;On.•� August (Contributed)' •
-- We begin here.. to try and interest
the home4o'wn citizen in what is of
vital irnportanee, and part of the` ec-
ouornic life- of , our eommunuty:.Our
"home : town".' in a friendly one—de,
.,t,,r::went: .The. programme .included .a
talk.' by Miss Dean McLeod "What,
the•New Year means id• us"•'which
was. interesting. • anii instructive; .. A
•.Borden ••he applied for' and . received
solo by Miss 'Elizabeth Robinson vas a
enjoyed; A poem .hy'Mrs. Sutherland, at •the ,Post Office at So°uthampto.
;•'btnnerou;s reading' by; Mrs..
ll`ouston; a• contest conducted by:Mrs.,
Aekect, "Information. Bureau" and •'.t,
vent -est by Kathleen. Carruthers, left that home to live with :a woman
brought:. the programme to • a close, i oro Towi t ' e later maw=
Cod save the King was sang. •,Re- .n xi ns h p' Y,
freshmen s`-zver ` served- and - a • social
t e
>ng to: Atnabel._ He admitted being
.' time -spent... The.. February .meeting
is to. be `:at• • the home ofe•ceiv• A..
:Hughes. -
the woman to. 'whom be was 'unmar-
ried and later wishing to'secure em-
ployment as_ a carpenter at • Camp
the card 'id the naive. 'oto.Alexander
Stednan.�..Stedman, .,a .printer ,by trade,.
resided at .fort Elgin with: his wife
.arid three children and about ' 1933
HOLYROOD
II Mrs. Raynard Ackert, Mita Winni-'
f xed--Aekerti-anda-i<1VLiss-Norriev--Walden-
' of Olivet were dinner guests with Mr
an r. s. scar " e.:fer.? •',R
a•
Banff Queen
Mrs.; Howard Robinson, Shirley and
Billie.
spent Friday afternoon with
Mrs. • Cliffprd. •Johnston.
Miss Mary Smith, Miss, Gwendolyn
Aelcei;t Miss Shirley Robinson spent'
Saturday afternoon at M'r. Richard, . our
I ligtt's: ing, January: 29th in .the �C munit
y
the' father of three' childrenat this
home and ' it ,:was because ' of these
that.: he, ;was facing the non-support•
charge::Stedman tolii',the court ,that
although he. made many attempts 'to
secure .employmenthe was unable to.
do so. He was, sentenced to SIX months'.
-in '-Jail ori- -the charge of • holding two.
registration cards acid a similar 'term
currently.—Walkerton Herald -Times:
ST. HELENS
-Plans- '-ate nom irleted • for ;r a : At.
Home under the auspices of •the 'Wo-
Men's,'Institute on "Wednesday; •even-
- ,' •. hall- Musk will be' furnished by ,the
:Mrs. 'A.' Ackert, spent . Thursday Gulley -Jumpers. and proceeds,'will. big
; with, friends in 'Kincardine.,
•• , for, patriotic purposes.,
'. Misses Mary, Smith, Gwendolyn Ac- Allan'. Miller • is.. spending. a , few,
keit and Mr: Jack Ackert spent Mon- ',weeks in Toronto, ." '
flay evening at 1'jr Win. Eadie's. The regularmeeting of.the Y. P. U.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Howard Harris. and Was held on Sunday .evening. Mussell•
Lorraine; Mrs. Thos.,Harris and .Earl 'Webbread the scripture lesson. Thea
er-e dinnerguests at, Mr, Ernest ,Ac- topic "Apostle of the . Outposts" was
•kerx's:on Friday evening, in charge of Dorothy: Miller • aid was.
Miss Norine 'Walden is :visiting with :;taken by her assistants,. Dorothy
her cousin; .Mis. Raynard .Ackert at Webb ,and Earl Durnirr. •
• Allfinished R Cr"" ss . articles ' are
• ' pa�eseiit.' .. '� .• Red . rr;
requested to,'be handed in before Sat-
Miss- Mary Smith, Miss Gwendolyn•
Ackert were ',entertained at;the. home urday of this week.' They may he left
of sir. R Ireland *at Teeswater ori at' the store a or., at the,. home • of Mrs.
Saturday evening., •W., A, Miller; •
;1lrw. Raynerd.Ackert and Miss• Nor- • ..' ,
' ine.Walden spentSunday at'Mr.Ern- • -
The third American girl ° , est Ackert's: : COURR i E'S CORNERS.
Miss Cather rile l.ci tis r obt. MacDonald' spent Friday
ter Carnival, s Mr and Mrs Wilfred Farrsh visited
to
become Queen, of Baili S WS R
of Spokane, Wash, twits selected
night, with Mr. Lou Turnbull at Un-
to:,reign -over `i'esterp •Canada s . d i•wood. Mrs MacDonald's father, 'with *Mr,• and Mrs :Bud Farish and:
great winter shorts festival„ be- t .; .J: E. Turnbull underwent an. ,op 'Bob Parrish in Toronto over'the week
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nee
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of her •Doe's ort .�••-• end.
cause i e fi .n h, -- -enation in Toronto Iast week.
alert~ attire • and proficiency at Miss Dorothy Drennan is with rela',
ski -in@, snotivshoeing, sit•=joung To. •Hold Sunday School. ti
ves in Goderich over the'week-enR.'
and skating. "Queen" Catherine s {
• .first official act was,to.;.proclaim , ' ".Sunday School Meetings, comnien-
• . thatthe dates,of this years -carni-• cing this .Sunday at 2:30 o'clock, will
'val :at'•tile mile -Nigh 'resole would • he held during the winter months in
be from February 1
3 .to 16. the H'olyrood School.. Rev. R. .C• Todd
went, this Sunday. Everyone
rs'aiiv tedto atm• end:'
•
Teacher: • A•nd no1v; whq can tell
why we should. always be. neat and
`,`,I understand.your little dog had` to
be shot,, Was. he mad?" ` .'•
• "Well, he wasn't any tob pleased',
about it!" .
Lloyd: "Do you attend •.a place of
worship?"
Ronald•: "I do. In faAt 1're - on my
way to_,hee place now.". ,
Waitress: "We have nearly .every-
thing on the menu .today;
Custonier: "Yes, so. I see- Cant- yon --
bring me a clean one?" , '
•
Help: Smash Hitler by buying ,War
" Sa'virigs. Stamps, ,- i
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Little .'Lizzie: • In case of accident,
ma'am. • • ,
•
A bride was married in a • :gown.
made of • parachute silk, . That. will
••
help' her to get dewn,to"earth more
quickly after - the; honeymoon.—'or-
onto Star.,
Teacher: When .you go downhill you
rieaccnd, •"N,ow, te.1i''`riid,. what dp you
do 'when you go uphill?.
Fat Boy: Gasp. •
•
Mrs: .Elmer Parish . has returned
home after visiting her. mother, Mrs.
White at Holstein.
Miss . Annie Bowler, underwent an
operation last:Friday in•'.Goderich Hos-
pital and. is'(iitig `as' well , as can 'be=
I• expected.. . .
i Mr; and''Mrs. James "Drennan visit-
ed' 'with ',Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Ray -
IHard at Paramount' one day recently:
.' M'r"and Mrs. Jerry Artoii ropy AI-
goina' are 'visiting ' with Mr. and Mrs.
David Little ,
' :Mrs, .' George Drennan who is on the
sick list ' at present -is .slowly improv -
•' Marld--you' Pet ',ye to -elf out -Tar
• :
"You bet I. would+". ' • "
"•Please do, ` It's after twelve and
I'm 'awfully -tired:"
•" It's
my 'own
invention.
it doesn't stroarii,
it doesn't whistle—it .lust p'la yrrs- There11
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Always
be "art
England,"
f•a
FORMER PAISLEY GIRL; •. .
ALLEGED "MURDERED
Kenneth Mc ntee of ' Toronto was
formally charged with •murder in con-
nection with the death • of ,his' 'wife
which occurred. early in the New Year
Mrs' McIntee was formerly •Della Ru-'
olph,--a..daughter--of--Hairy Rudolph -
•of .;the Elora "Road, north of Paisley'
°Mrs, Mclntee was taken to hos-
pital oh New Y.ear's•'afternoon •after
she "had .been found, on the kitche:n
floor of her, RRoblook :Avenue home
Toronto, by polite who went to - 'the'
house in response' to 'a telephone call.
from a doctor who: had been called in.
by the husband. Mclntee, stated to
the police'that with his wife.;, he had
attended: a• New Year's Eve party,
pression :may .have hitus, but`'wc .and returned to their home at,3•a.m.
-continue to be 'a happy lot. The main -wrtih;• another •couple, who remained
street- of ,ourtown is similar .;to that
of any town.' bur size, with 'its stores,
post office,, garages,. 'etc. • and "our
'frank" ..which.. is. ;housed : in" a brick
'building in keeping with its surround -
Primarily a rural 'bank depends, as
do the:merchants, of the town; :on the'
net buying power 'of the community..
Popularly, country,. banks .:are consid-
-tired at if of one class, ° institutions
with mostly farmer or stockman cus-
tomers, extending -credit On •'wheat,
cern, cattle; hogsand other fo.odsttiffs.
Actually they are widely diversified,
- r : Ell- s . In, ••a
each-heying-4swn p
village such as :ours, ,the bank ,,at-
emis=tv-theneeds=of theme TbFaies'
dents, „Mills and the farmer constitu-'
ency..:IHigher con s..:the, bank in �a
town' of, say 3,000 to 5,000 population
--it likely' has itiore' indust ries,,.mi1L� .
or :factories, next Comes the county
seat or: trade centre say, .5,000. to 20,-
000;: where: loaning transactions cover
a wide; range of 'commercial, indus-
trial ,and agricultural .operations. The
pros of thesedepends, es. as dolAe.rityall;.; .
that, of the blIsiness life of ..the com
munity,•'.on the' buying . power or3-net
ineome'of the area served. • ' '
For ten • years farm' income in" ou'r.
community has been precarious;.:and
our bank 'hat adjusted its methods to
meet conditions:, I.n so ..doing .it has,
to a: degree 'of '• success'•g `meter than
is • gener'ally' understood, 'been able to.
.give security: to our depositors and
tet suiip1y the needs ofthe local 'com
Triunity whenever: called 'upon. We
have every right to 'be' proud -of otir,
"home -town" ' bank=we „ •Should' `be
thankful for the part• it has played
rn
oar daily ,life.
CREWE. .•'
Mrs. Wilfred Drennan 'spent the
week' -end. with ''her parents Mr..and
k ow.
Mrq :Jos.'eph'Iiackett''at Luc n,. .
Mrs:' Cecil Blake visited Monday
evening •with her cousin, . Mrs. Gordo
Kirkland, • Zion. :^
and ,<11rs:'• Edwin Whitley and
-L• loyd' returned to"Sundridge on
Thursday.
Miss Muriel Quirrn spent the week-
end with,Mrs.' Cecil Blake..'
• Mr. 'Graham . Durnin' spent a'• few
days ,'last week. at 'Aylmer.. '
A number from here attended the
hockey match in Lucknow last Mon
day evening:`
,Misses Lorainne Durnin and 'Lor.
ainne Drennan :were home 'from' God-
erich for the week -end.
OLIVET• •
Cerin
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.in
With
. Th
Firil
took cha
'president,
ng. ,T
hymn '
Devi
unison
sorer
scripture
Guipe
tat
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e n li Y
The
din„4
ani” lvk
It Be"with.
McCli
left •last
Milit
Mrs.'. A
spent
of M
Me
ter
friend
of:this
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and f imiIy. r ° '
People
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Meeting
The regular eting of the W. M.
S., was held the church on . Friday
January '1Otli h about eleven mein=
-hers present is' month's convener
i was , Mrs. O. ayson and; cher help-
ers who rge of the: meeting,
with the 'pre t, Mrs. W. J: Roul-
ston presidi ,The meeting opened
with our `What a l+:ellodrship,
What a Joy 'ne", after'which r all
repeated. in . the (\Lord's pray-
er. The trea , Mrs. O. Finlayson,
gave. h good report of ,last year's- ac-
count. The sc re reading: was read
by i1lar .Mc . •:Our• devotional ,per-
• iod ;was well taken, care of,, by Mrs.
W. J: Roulst who read7a�piece ",Be
Not•Disrnaye ndclo'sed.byreading
a New Year ayer. A temperance
talk• was taken . Mrs: John Coiling.
.A chapter, " Ministry 'of Healing
In India" fr' ur. study 'book was
given : by, Je cGuire: "Take' my,
Life and Let was our closing
hymn and Rev.N. Meifenzie closed
the meeting . prayer. •
Mr. John Earles was one of the
',boys who .week fora month's
training at ' Military Camp.
Mr; and A. Belli!: and family
of Gddericli one day last week
at the h<nne• 'r. Thonias McGuire,
Mrs. W. ' S. Guire, returned home
last week of spending a 'few• holi-
days 'with- s in Mitchell arid'
Overt -ch.;
Syirlpathy is community is Cit
tended to . M� d' • Mrs, W" Walden
Our° Young P, ple enjoyed a social:.
l�as�t Wediesday tight • as their 'open-
ing meeting sine Christi las,
until 8:30. aap. At 7:10 pollee report
having 'received. a .Call from .Mrs. Mc
Intee that • thew vias trouble, but'
when P.C. Hodges responded, he' was
informedMclntee had gone fo . bed.
They heard nothing ,more until Dr.
J. H. Speers called police and told'. of
Mts. McIntee's injuries, She was tak-
en to ' the' • '.Western ` Hospital, where'
slle passed away Friday `morning. ,
When, .taken into custody, Mclntee
declaredhe awakened New Year's' af.
ternoon and, found,his wife; on' the'
kitchen floor, unconscious. He' wra '
ped towels. around her head, . and 'lat-
exr_.shejailed to>'-shovcc: slo_signs.
e�--�
of recovery, •he called in Dr: Speers.-
RO J . '" TR: P' BARGAIN - FARES -
JAN. 314eb1LUCKNOW
- To Stations Oshawa.and• East tel• Cornwall . n�lus ve, Uxbridge; find.
say, P.eterbore,. Campbellford,, Newmarket, Collingwood,. Meaford,..
.MidlandNorth BayParry Sound, ;Sudbury,- Capreol and west to
Beardmore, --
P. M. Trains . frig )an, :31 al Trains Sat. Feb.
T TORONTO O O;
TO.
"also to..BiantfiSid `.Chatham God: •i ich, Guel h Hamilton, London.
p ,.
Niagara Falls; Owen Boned, St. `Catherines, St, Mary's, Sarnia; Strat,
' ford, Strathr-oy, Weedstock: ••
See• ' handbills for complete list of destinations......
For -fares;- retur•�n•.-limits, train information; tickets, etc. consult
4 •r nearest' Agent. x.27'
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ZION
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Mrs. .Samuel Reed is" 'spending
week with her'cousin Mrs. R. Ph
lips of •Goderidh. ' • ` J
Mr. S. 'Reed, . Mil'vert and ; De
pent : Thursday with .Mr.' and M
Peter; Cook, .it being the 'occasion
van's second ••birthday.. .
s•
aervrces •zn.tne Ashfield circuit,.
be conducted by' the .Rey: Newman of
p` D.upgannon on Sunday next:
Mr. and.• .Mrs. 'Clifford •Hackett,
��.
C es er and 'Lorne 'spent:Friday even-
ing with Mr.: and 'Mil., Will Gardner,.
• Mr 'laazl'Mugford of west red"was
visitor with Zion friends' last .weep,
Only a, small nullifier attended' the:
annual • congregaitional' ni:eeting • on
Wednesday afternoon last, when the
activities of the:various organizations
of the church. were reviewed .and en-
couraging reports received, from the'
various representatives..Officers for
:congregation, S S::officers and teach-
ers- were 'elected :for 1941. .
The ,Y. P. ;S;' met: at the ;home�of
Mr: and Mrs: ,Frank Ritchie-on.Mon-'
,day evening. After, the opening,; exec
cages, Rev: Wilkins presided over :the
election of officers which are as fol
•lows: Pres:, Harvey Ritchie; yice 'prey:
"E11en..: Andrew, Harvey., Ritehie, •Bit!,
Gardner; .missionary convener, Chas.
Anderson,' :Christian citizenship con.;
Telma ,Hackett;. Christian, fellowship:
;eon.;• Rena. Bunter;. Christian culture'
con., Jim Hunter, social corranittee.
Keith ,Hackett, • Elleda Hunter; Elsie,
• Ritchie, Mr. and Mrs: .Gordon Kirk, -
land; sec'y=treas.;. Harold Gardner;
organist Mina 'Hackett; :assistant oz:-' .Barbour
ganist, ;Kathleen Gardner; ~ °skating
1
1•party con., Hazrvey .Ritchie, Charles •
Anderson.
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WH ITECH'URCH.
vis..
re, •• We are' sorry. to, report the serious.: •
of r illness.. of Mr. John Laidlaw ,who has,
been confined •to, his bed,. for the past
L'ANGSIDE'
a. .
The Whitechurch.' Wompri''s Insti-
tute held-.-their--January Meeting- in
the ' Hsu with' the president,' I'Mrs;
Lance Grain :presiding. The roll •call
was :aitswe�•ed-by an attendance , of
20, by ';"A 'Canadian• Poet" and ' two.
lines of their . poem. Thanks for the
gifts sent�a�t-Christmas ._were received
from 'Hubert. and George. Keeswater,,
Nat, Thompson, J. C. Reid Thanks for'
fruit when ill from Mrs: Sanderson;
Mrs; McInnis, Mrs.. Qrville : Tiffin, It •
was decided' to tend Ile. to .help sup-
port an Institute -hospital :in Eng-
land. The'` motto"Life is not so Short
but'' we can 'have. trine for "courtesy",
vas prepareda:by Miss. Merle _ Wrlsozr;
and, given ' by. Mrs. Ezra Sholtz. Mrs.
Walter Lott: gave a reading: A piano
instrumental was given by Mrs. Ezra''
:Sli'oltz. The hymn "0 .God our help
inages. past": was sung. Rev. J Pot-
lock, ,guest speaker for •the day,' gave
An ' address on ".The • impressions' of
the year's". Current events. were given.
'by . -Mrs.. W.f J. Coulter. Mrs. ' Ezra.
Wellwood gave:a, paper, on "Canada
ianization": The singing of the; Nat.;
ional ';Anthem closed gthe''meeting.
Mr.,: and Mrs. Thos:' Hill sperm Sat-
urday with Mr. ,and. Mrs, Earl. Cas-
lick of Culross., , • . •
•
'Mrs: R. Caskinette - accompanied' by .
Mrs. E. Wadel, went to' Kitchener on
account of the , sickness of the form-
er's mother; Mrs. •Klepper. .
"Showered" 'By Friend's' "
On Friday evening the young. folks
•
of the community gathered at the
home tof Mr. and Mrs. Archie. Mac: -
Kinnon to. honor <'Jean, prior to her',
departure to enter training for a
,nurse. Under the. leadership of Misses
Reba Marshall and Hope Wall; Joan
w,as showered with a presentation. of
boxes of handkerchiefs, gifts"of' mon=
ey and: other articles: Dancing was en.
joyed' 'bY: all:4 ' )';
Miss, Grace., Richardson, Lit.. Sec.,
attended' the• meeting 'of• `the Presby-
terian Presbyterial officers held' in
:Windt -'oar Wednesday-afterroan .
Mrs. Robert •Reid ,who spent the
past week with her daughter' Mrs.
Helm of Tiverton; returned home Sat
uxday. '
Mr, John .Reid of Ifensall' spent the
week -end at his home here. • ' • .
Gebrrge Orr is •Under the, doc=
tor's care at the home of his sister,
•Mrs. Fraser. - '
Mr: , Bill' Smith ' is working at the .
airport..,
Miss ' Teresa Caskinette, is spending
,a, fele weeks at hom :While her,'rrroth-
s
er is at Kitchener.''
Miss Reba' Marshall spent Friday
with 'Miss, Joan MacKinnon.
' Mrs: 'Wnl.''-•13rown is''remaining for
a time, with her.'father,- Mr, Bell of
Pine 'River, , '
The, hangside Rural' Club are hold.
ing. 'their entertainment - this Wed-
nesday evening. •: '
• "Pa", said Johnny, looking up' from
his homework, "is 'waterworks all one
word or do' you spell it with°. a 1?y
drant?" . " ,•
oh Geer -Oh Gosh! • „
One of our ,merchants• was "up
the air" in more . ways than one . re-
ce'ltly. Working.oi5 a ladder trt;;front•
of. his store, and clinging' rather .pre.
cariously, . he was startled when dome
'prankster, shook the .ladder°:, He told'
the person At the, foot what he thought,
Tn 'no uncertain terms, and without
hesitation, and 'then, looking down;
saw that, it was one -of the 'local pat•-
sons, Then he Was up in ,''the air.-
Palhner'stoii Observer. , -
a
Mr. Ken Mowbray w.ho,; enlisted, left
West -last Thursday- where die
is to •be.stationed for some,time: The
rxsttute� _Red Crossheid..-a sma1L- :
• a
t
r fo .Him e' e � a `'i'
P Y x W do sd y even ng and
presented him with. some , nice gifts.
e, wish him .good luck.
The W. M. S:. of the United church
held a tea • at "the home of Mrs. Ab.
Coultes. '
Master Clayton •Scholtz is under
the . doctdr'.ss care with an .attack of
:bronchitis. We •hope for. a . good re-
coyery. ' • •
Mrs. Thos. Gaunt who hag been
under .the,doctor's._ care•recently is.- .:
visiting with her daughter act Strat-
ford. We hope' she .returns: much im-
proved. ' • r
Mr, . and ,Mrs. D•_•f Kenne'dy,' Wing-' • •
ha"rn, spent a while Saturday with his' .
mother Mrs Kennedy,''who has,been'
on the sick' list.
Misses Janie and Ann:McInnis have
also been on the sick list:',
Mrs. Jack McMillan has been sick
for the past week., We hope: •she is.. .'
much.improveth Miss':Doro`thy Knight
is taking care ',of her..''
Mr: Jack Barbour of Brandon. vis-
ited recently with •his uncle; Mr. Wm.
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ANE.: OF MONTHCAL
"A Bank Where 5ma11 Accoiistts Are Waldmito" }'
Lucknow Branch : 'V. N: 'POST; Manager
MODERN,• 3XPE:RJIiNCED • BANI*'I•NG. SERVICE
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