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Mr :and, Mrs. Milt' Ray ner' .vis=
ited with friends in Leamington •
over. the week -end
Mrs. -Wellington —H-enderson,
Mrs.' Grant MacDiarmid and. Mr.
;and Mrs. -George Kennedy Who
were among those on an' Easter
holiday trip ,to Jamaica,. return:.
; ed home ' on : Saturda'y. ' .
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Rev Howard : W. Stapp
Minister
SUNDAY, MAY 6th
/•10:00 a.m. Church :School
11,00.' a.m.--Morning Worship
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Rev. Roderick MacLeod
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SUNDAY;- `MAY ` 6th'
10:00• a.m.., .•Sunday • School
11:0.0 a.m. Morning Worship.
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Lucknow Chr
;eformed Church,
Rev. S. Terpstra, A.B., Th.B.
Listowel, Ont., Pastor ..
SERVICES
10:30 a.m. in Dutch
2:30 p,rn, in. English
3;34 p.m, Sunday .School
Local and: General
iss Dianne Bristow, who . was
ill for some time ••Vh s -swinter;.
isin limproved health and'r,r.e.-
centiy ' took a position in . a . flo-
wer shop' in Kitchener.
: • Mr.. and Mrs. ' John .. Emerson
;visited ' last . week with Mr: arra
Mrs. Edward ,Wilson' in Tecuine-
seh, Michigan, and 'also. visited' in
Detroit. • . •
• Easter holiday ;visitors with
Mrs. ''Evelyn- Backwell were •Mr:.
'and !Mrs.'. Frank B rkwe 1 Scar-`
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bora,* Mr sand Mrs. Robe' Ba_
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well and. (Murray, 1VIrs. ,Irene ' But
, and Gladys of Dundas.'
• Doris Rouse of Camp Borden
:spent, . the : Easter holidays„ ,with
Eleanor Whitby. Edith ...Ann
Whitby . spent .the, holidays• in
Cramp :Borden with, Joan- Rouse:
1VIrs.: • .,Harvey Anderson and
Bi11y...of Goderich .visited during
.the. holiday week with :Mr. and
Mrs Tom Anderson and And.
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of Lucknow.
Al•, J•ohnston . of Gravenhurst
was . a visitor here• last: 'week..
Al, , who *formerly •.operated;
Johnston's.. Meat • 'Market; is
employed ` • with • the LGA' in,
Gravenhurst having been moved
there 'from, London.
Mrs. Kati -feline •,(Kate): D;urnin
has returned here to the home.
• of . Mr.: and 'Mrs:, Tom : Magoffin,,;
and is. ' glad to ' see., her friends
again. • -
Mrs. Arabelle. Bushell of •.Strat-.
ford, Mrs, Lynn . Geddes of ;. Ber-
vie,' .Mrs. Belle `Cal'we!11. ,of Kip-'
lough ' visited 'last, week with
Mrs. Annetta Bushell,.
Mr. -and Mrs. Robert Bell of
,Sarnia • were week -end visitors
at the home of her• parents, •Mr.
arid, Mrs. W. .A. Porteous:
• Mrs. Laura' Hewitt attended
the: Home Economics sectionof
the O.E.A.,'at Toronto on ;April.
23rd arid 24th at the -Lord 'Simcoe
Hotel. '
Mrs. W., R. Howey • returned
.home recently 'from a visit it
Florida.
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Hear, YoungMen Singand Speak.
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For. Christ And . His Church
The students' . choir from Knox Coll-
ege, Toronto and Presbyteria.n.. College,
*Montreal,_', will be heard ' in the.
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'resb�rt�rian :Church, Lu�know
Friday; May 4th at 8�OU p:m "
EVERYONE ' .IS INVITED.
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Mrs. Jess ie A11in' continues ' to'
regain her strength since reborn-
ing 'home, and its now a familiar,
and: happy• sight to see . her out
for •a car . ride with • her . farther,
W: L. MacKenzie, '
Mrs.' *M. H.' Corrin and th eir
little; .daughter,. Suzanne Marg-
aret,arrived home from, Victoria
Hospital; London, on' : Sunday.
E. H.' Agnew; .entered Victoria
Hospital, London, on ',Saturday
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ed for this week
Mr: and . Mrs. Albert. Morton
and Iran were. Easter week visitors
at North. 'Bay with Mr and; 1VIrs.
Bob' - Morton.
Charles •Robinson is ;convales
• citig zn Wingl'lam, ; hospital from
a coronary .attack and will have
to rest for so. a .tim.e
Mr... and , :Mrs.. R. A. Thompson,.
John: and Robert of Windsor
were Easter week visitors at the
home of his; ,rnother,.. Mrs: R. H.•
Thompson;
Miss ••Maudi.e Fisher of ''t'he of-
fice staff ,of ,Sil'vervirood• 'Dairies,
Lucknow; • underwent surgery in
Victoria. Hospital,. .' London on
:Wednesday: of .last . week,: and is
convalescing favorably.
Miss:Mary Murdie .visiteddi r-
ing
.Easter week in..' Wilmington,
Delaware, with Mr..and :Mrs.. A.
Shaw, 3rd;• Sally. ' and David.
Mary. accompanied Mr. and. Mrs.
Doug , Martin. of Stratford, . mak=
ing :the - trip • by car. •They.,. also
visited Or Washington :and 'Atlan-
tic 'City. *,
Atlan-tic'City.', ' ••
Mrs. Gladys Johnston of
Blyth'' visited 'last week at the
'•home, of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Hallam,
APRIL
TEMPERATURE
APPROACHED RECO1 D HIGH1
,April could be 'Well, ..summed
up' as.' a ' "wonderful mouth".
weatherwise,, although • a bit ; on
the dry side. • • •
There ' was an inch of snow;
and 1.44 inches. of rain•, not' cion
sidereing what . fell Monday
night, which is included in the
May 1st reading. •
Low temperature for the month
was 18 degrees. with • a high Of
83 .degrees last Friday. This ap
pi•oached the all time high so far
as local records are concerned{
which was set on April '36th,
1942; • with. a 'reading .of s de'-
grees.
The past week has' been. favor-
able. for seeding, and. while con.-
:siderable remains to'be` done,
many farmers have . the job coni-
pleted.,
The Dungannon 4-H calf club
,will hold 'a : regular meting at
the Colborne Township farm of
toward Feagan .on Tuesday,
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emoria� yup �. Fi.'nc.. 1
<A„ ..Chpmpion�hp
PAUL. HENDERSON,
what ''it takes to go places. He
played Junior "B” ” :hockey. with
Goderich and for the ;past coup,
le ,of :seasons,:•has been . with the
Hamilton .Rech„ .Wings, , and , has
been attending school in Hain-.
ilton.
This season Paul las developed'
a finish:•on : the attack, which.
resulted in him m
being az-hong-the •
top scorers - of . the . team:
�He ' still. has another yea ri
Junior' '`tA • 'unless: the ' 'Red
Wings • organization. should see
fit to send .him, up into senior,
;company:
• The • battle for: the Meinorial
Cup >'em;blematic'of • the ''Junior
"A" hockey chanipionship
Canada,, has more than .ordinary
interest • here.' .
'The reason:::- Pahl Henderson
of 'Lucknow is 'a . member of the
Hamilton •Red' Wings, favored,; to
take the trophy in :the 'best of
seven series.. They:•won the first
game . in :Hamilton on Sunday,
defeating. the Western%. champions,
Edixionton :Oil 'Kings, 'by a score.
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The . next three games of the
.Series . were :'slated ;for Guelph
e Thursday and• Sat=
'on Tuesday, • s y
urday and the: 5th garrie in Kit-..
chen.er : on May 8th. . The series
was: ••, originally. • scheduled ' forf
the :•'Maple'' Leaf, .' Gardenns.,,.._.;Jawt
disagreement over TV .cooera,ge•,
Haniilton ' took a • two -game'
edge on• Tuesday night by win=g
ping ,4 to' 2.
esulte `i� change:
resulted n the
Hamilton' eliminated . the
'bee .:Citadels in 4 esti dight . to
qualify, for the. Memorial C•up.
classic.
'The '.Hamilton 'Red Wings ,
Edmonton '. Oil' ' Kirigs ` are both
farm teams • of the Detroit :Red
Wings.
Paul is the . son : of Mr. and*
.Mrs,: Garnet Henderson of ,Luck=
now, :his father !being' the ON;R,
agent, . Mrs. : Henderson is the
former Evelyn Taylor; daughter..
of • George. Taylor of Lucknow
and the late , Mrs. •Taylor.' , . ,
• Paul is ' 19,' ;and 'fr.om' the tire:.
he: started to play inin'or.., hoc-,.
key as a • lad :in: Lucknow, was
a '/'smootl , "effortless" skater
whoa showed': promise of having
ENGAGEMENTS
The engagement is announced.
of .Lillian' Carter of Ripley; to
Mr.. Norman .Howard Bell, , son:
of Mrs. Alice Bell.. and'. the, late.
•John Bell -of R.R.•1. ,Pinkerton;
the `marriage to : take place at
South Kinloss Presbyterian
Church; Lucknow; • tri Saturd ay,
June 2nd, ..1962 ' at , 2:301 .'o'clock; •
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,get-together? Record your ; guests
i guest available
n a book at The
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Children in ,cars
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