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Monday, August 6th
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KINLOUGH
CKNOW EN' INEL, LUCKNOW. ,O ARID
.Hewitt and:. Mrs,:Wall'%ani Kern-
: ; pyn ILunch=Every. mnesiilber:. , E
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M',4h :and Mrs ' Harvey , • Beck=
ing : of ,. . ',Brantford . were recent
Visitors 'with Mr. and Mrs.: Wni.
E. Haidenlby,
' Mr: Tom McFarlan has gone
on a motor trip to Western, Can.
ado.
The Pentecostal iS.S. picnic was
held at .°reeswater on ,Saturday
,afternoon:
• Mr. and 'Mrs.: Ha•rold:li'aldex by
have been 'holidaying in "North-
ern ,Ontario. • •
Mr...and dVIrs, Jim Dillon visited
in Kitchener 'during the . week:
etty and Jimmy- Schneller-"r-'e
itiirhedhome after holidaying- at
Petersburg and Winghaim. .'
Neighlbours ` gathered at the
home of Frank Thompson for . a
ifarewell party :before' they ' leave
for their new .`home •'at Dungan.
Kion•,
Mr: arid Mrs. Don Gillespie
spent a few days in Muskoka. ,
Mrs: 'Gertrude Walsh visited
on Thursday with Mr. and Mrs •
Ben Seott,Purple' Gro'e:
Rev: Benson.'Cox and Mrs: Wm.
Cox atended the Cox family 're-
union at Goderich on ,Saturday.
• Mrs. J. W. Colwell accompanied
Mr. and . Mrs: Don .McCosh to
Paris ori Saturday,
Airs: ,Char2�ie�I-%aclgiie p'12yiug-�
sham visited on Sunday with Miss
Edna Boyle:
'Rev,,, and "Mrs N. D. Davis 'of
Owasso 'Michigan, who ' ,are
spending the summer at Kincar-
dine called opt friends .here on
Sunday.
The Anglican service will be
held at.` 9:BO next Sunday ,
Misses Sandra. Percy and Laura
iBreckles of Toronto' spent the
Week -end at theirhomes here.
The • August meeting of the
IHolyrood. W.I: will .,be held on
Thursday at the Bruce' Lea Hair-
en:at Walkerton, 'Roll call -What
if do when' I do as I. please: Motto
A world without—friends is
I tiss "Sharon. ,Stanley, :who .at=
tended church' camp at 'iCobourg;
returned. home `With Mrand' Mrs.
D' T
Dan'• • who • spent the
week -end With',: • Mr. and , Mrs.
Name Federation
Fieldman In Bruce'
On'1Manday, July.
Z3•rd a spe-
cial meeting of the Bruce
,County Federation , of Agricul-
ture
griculture Executive .was held in the
(Department of Agriculture off
ice at Walkerton, At : this time.
three of the six applicants for
the position. of Secretary -Field -
man with the Bruce County Fed-.
eration of Agriculture were in-
terviewed, After the interview,
Ronald • ,Slade, a Kincardine
Township ,dairy, farmer was ap'=.
Pointed; to. this . position,
Mr. Slade, .45, is married and.
has a ;`f arrnily of *-07-,Mr rarade
has been farming for the past
ithirty years and will r.emain.
on the 'home .farm, He has .been
an . active memiber of • many
rural and: urbane .organizations,.
some , of which are: past secre-
tary -treasurer and; president of
theKincardine Township. Fed-
eration. of Agriculture, past pres-
ident of the Kincardine Agricul-
tural. Society,, has ,been on the
executive ' of the ; Grey Bruce/1
Jersey` Cattle 'Club, vice pres
ident of the, Kincardine Cham-
Iber of Commerce and .an active
member within his church His
duties • with . the Bruce County
Federation,, of •. Agriculture' will
commence . •.on. August 1'.st, . 19,62.
IIn other :business, it was an-<
nounced that _plans had .been
finalized to .,hold theannual
community w,orship'. service in
the Chesley park . on the after,
noon of ,Sunday, • August 19th
conducted by the Hanoverr. Sal-
vation Army: Corps • •
W. P' Oswald of Chesley, for
mer fieldman, . resigned the 'pos.
itionto accept the Liberal nom,
ination in 'Grey. Bruce, in Fed-.
eral ,election. Mr.4.Oswald did not
apply for re -appointment to the
Federation.. ,post:
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Hard wary:
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Housewares = Swimmiiig Pools.
Sys--Ricflic Suppl .
—Sporting Goods -
All At CREST Bargain Prices::
Ezra Stanley.' ' •
Mrs.. :.Harvey `Hodgins spent the
past' three weeks with Mr and
Mrs.: Jack Thompson; at , North.
Day, Kenneth 1Hodgins 'spent the
week -end at North'Bayand they
returned home on: ;Sunday.'
Mrs: Ogle Russell ' of Kingarf
and Mrs. Tom . Last of Windsor
Vent ,an evening with Mr. and
Mrs: Ezra Stanley' and family.
-_.Mr tea. d Mrs. Rae Elliott, Mr:
and Mrs.. Earl Elhiott .ofDetrort;:
visited during the week with
Mr. and 'Mrs. Ezra Stanley.. Step-
hen Elliott who has. ,been holiday-
ing here, returned home ,+ with
them. .•
Mr; .Floyd StanleY will. com-
plete his summer course at
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Guelph" this week:
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IS • VICE-PRESIDENT
PORT ELGIN COMPANY
Wm: G, Campbell has been
harried .president And 'general
manager of ,Stevens-tHeipner Com-.
pang' of Port .Elgin, "succeeding..
_Ba'ph .Pl' gziegnat:; �ttlio.,,�`.`retixes?�.
to the po.siti.on'of ,board chairman
.and consultant. • •
Roy Lightfoot is .vice-president
secretary, -treasurer and' • director
in charge of. all purchasing, .ad-
,ministrat'ive and: financial con-
trol. •
Roy is well known in Luckhow,
where . he was.. 'at one time '• of
the. Bank• of. Commerce staff
here, .wtheri 'the bank had a .branch
in the .Johnstone. Block.
Mrs. Lightfoot , is. the former
Margaret Geddes of 'Lucknow:
The firm •is widely reputed as
the manufacturer of. almost ev
ery . imaginable type of brushes
and brooms.
like a garden without fowers.
Topic -A merry heart is good
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,Rev. Fr. Edwin', Garvey, C:S.B.
'of St:.. Mark's ;College Vancouver,
B.C.., 'spent • ' part.:.af his :vacation,
here -Other' recent . visitors at the
Garvey' home have been Dr. and
Mrs:• Peter ,Bailand and children,
;Mrs. Marie Garvey and Mr, and,
Mrs.' Harald • Markby and family
al17pf,. Toronto
Recent visitors • have been Mr.'
and 'Mrs. Mike Martin sand `:child
ren of. ; Stoney Creek with ;Mr.
Andrew 'Martin, Miss' Elizabeth
'Bowler .' of Toronto, With,.. Miss
Stella. Dean,,,Miss .Peggy, :,Krae-
'mer' of Hesson with Mr.' and Mrs.
Eugene .',Frayrie, :Mr: Brian: "Dal-
ton from Camp Ipperwiash, Mr.'
Joe Judge, Jackson, with Mr. and
Mrs. Con Hagan; Mrs. Mike Laws
and daughtter Rita & Mr, Arnold.
Verhallen • of London with Mr. •&
Mrs 'William Lannon, Mrs -Peter
Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mur-
ray and .daughter;' Lisa;,. at their earlier days and another being Is
home here: Mr. and Mrs. Harold `..
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HARDWARE
Lucknow
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nd' Mrs.. Ray Dalton.
.Belated 'congratulations to' Mr,
and- Mrs. Stan Doherty. on their
recent marriage', and to Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Berry• on the birth : of •
a .son, • •
Mr. .:and Mrs, Joe Martin ,of
Hamilton, Mr. - Jim Martin' . of
London spent the week -end. with
Mr: and Mrs. J. B. Martin.
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Kinloss
Native
Tells Of Formosa
South 'Kinloss' WCM:S •
special:. meeting .of South
Kinloss . Wa1VLS.. was held in the
church • on. Tuesday -evening, July
17th with Mrs. Hugh MacMillan,
returned ' missionary from For-
mosa, as •guest speaker. Neigh-
Ibouring. auxiliaries from Luck-.
-now, _„Dungannon and Ashfield.
had been intuited an there w
a good crowd in attendace. The'
a church .in Forrnosa' which she
' attended for 'years. She: spoke of+
the •fait'hfulnWs. of the Formosan
christians,' their: love for the Bible
'and the Bible study and :'their.
liberality ' in. conditions consid-
ered .poverty by ear living, stand -
arras. Her account; of the work
carried on in the MacKay • Me -
mortal Hospital where she. work
ed for, years,wins' .most interest-
ing and revealed the :need for us
all to be missionary • minded and
:aware of` our'„ responsibilities:
Mrs. 1VMacMillan was thanked 'by
Mrs . 'Ira Dickie and , presented
with. 'a small giftby, Mrs. Lloyd
MacDougall. '.Mrs, Philip Stew-
art :contributed. a solo numiber
Mrs. Rod MacLeod ' .gave. • the of-
fertory prayer. Mrs.: Douglas
Graham. closed the meeting; :with
sprayer after which refreshnients
were' served in the school. room,,
Mrs... Morgan.' Henderson from
ILucknow 'and 'Miss Sadi4' John-
s��ion fi m Ashfield.' expressed th
thanks of their .auxiliaries.
a.
vice-president, :Mrs. Gi{b Ham{i1
ton; :presided and Mrs: Ted Coll-
yer •read the ' scripture lesson,
After prayer by .Miss` Dean Mac-
Leod,• Mrs. Sandy MacLeod .'sang.
"How Great ' Thou 'Art'' accom--
panied•,' by . Mrs: Herb Buckton.
The speaker was 'introduced by
Mrs.. W., F. 'MacDonald and Mrs..
MacMillan prefaced' ,hertalk
with 'a rerniniscence of two chur-
ches, one being . South ,Kinloss.
associated with memories of her
There.. was ; the wife. who .corn.
plained, to, her. husband: "Leo,
at the• old clothes I•` have .r,.
wear;. if• anyone carne to giJit
they would think I was th
cook.,.,.
The usband _ replied, "Wel
they'd change'.. their• m•inds•:..1
they `'stayed for dinner.",
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-Deigh,te -aril--.-sari; �Iarold; Surd
bury,.: Mr: Walter: Dalton and
Jack of ' Erieau, Mr. and Mrs..
Kurt. Anderson, Detroit:`with Mr
and Mrs. Ray Dalton: •
1VIrs: DennisiDalton 'returned
home on Saturday 'after being a
;patient inGoderich Hospital, .
Mr, an ' Mrs Michael. Krnahan.
and: be ' S of London spent the
week -end here. Mrs, Gus, Kina;
han. is' spending part of her va
cation• here. She has just returned
front a ' conducted tour •'through
the .western provinces as s fa'r
as Vancouver; B.C.
• 'Mr. William W: 'Hogan is home
after• being a patient in .'Victoria
Hospital, London,. •
Mr: and Mrs. J, D.''Br awn and
son, Donald of Toronto, spent the
week -end with Mr: Norman.
O'Connor. •
Mr: and • Mns,: Pat Kelly and:
family'af Mass: U.S.A. are .holi-
daying with Mr and Mrs, :John
Kelly.
,Mr. and Mrs," Mark Dalton at-'
tended the.,Kerr-iL.assaline wed-
ding in' Gude rc on Saturday:
.Week -end visitors with the ,.Dat -
Ions were Mr: and Mrs. John
Dietrich and family of:.•Clarkson,
Mr, and Mrs, Ken ming and fa-.
mily, Welland, Mr, and Mrs. John
Lalonde and family of Sarnia,
Mr.. Gerry Daltbn of Frieau is.
Spending his .vacatioi with Mr.
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