HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1959-10-07, Page 13WEDNESDAY,' OCT. 7th; 1959
THE LUCKNOW S ! TINEL, LUCKNQW, ONTARIO
Proclamation
Prevention Weo
WHEREAS . the week , of October 4-10
has been designated as Fire Prevention Weelc
to impress upon the public, the ever increas-
ing pr.operty`'loss and the serious loss of life
exacted by the ravages of fire;
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THEREFORE I do hereby call upon all
citizens to give . thought, during this `week,: to
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good'fire _
preventionpractices' inour.., home
and business :premises, with a view, to.elimin-
ating I all fire hazards.,
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"DON'T GIVE FIRE A PLACE TO. START"
.GEORGE W.. JOXNT,
Reeve
DUNGANNON.
Mr. Iden • Brown, student ' of
►nn Arbor college Mich.; was 'a
ecent visitor with his • parents,
lir; aid Mrs. Wilbur Brown
Rev.. E. C. Taylor, : Goderich,
rho is supplying at ` the Dun-
annon, • Nile 'and' Port . Albert
nited Churches next . Sunday
ill exchange pulpits with Rev..
R. Flindall, Wheatly, Rev.
aylor has • been invited. back
r anniversary •services at that,.
ace a• former change having
►ent eight.. years there a minio-
n,
Mr,' and • Mrs.. Hugh.. Menary &
family; visited ,on. Sunday IvV'ith'
Mr.' and .Mrs. Elmer Phillips of
Harriston. .
Mr. and Mrs. 'Douglas Brown
(nee Patricia Young and fam.
ily) Goderich have moved to
the farm home recently vacated
by Mrs. Harvey .Anderson, who
has bought a heuse.:in Goderich,
and with her family has. moved.
there. • The farm was purchased.
by Mr. •Arnold Stothers '
Mr. .and Mrs.. Wilbur Brown,
also Mr. and• •;Mrs. Omar Brooks
of Lucknow recently enjoyed a
motor trip ,• .north to ' the Soo,'
If
FIRE � Strikes..
Your � Home
GET
OUT immediately rou smell smoke!
CALL the' Fire Department, giving exact direction!
DON'T FIGHT, the fire .yourself unlese'. you know what
to do. •If it's a ; grease fire ,for example; don't rush
to the door' with the •.pan..It'may flare back at you.
Instead, 'smother it under something.
F YO1J CAN'T, get (Alt; test doors before opening.. If.
'doors are hot, block thein with' wet drapes, mat -
treses.
REMEMBER, the 'air' is usually 'better at floor level.
1IINK about fire before it happens!
DON'T GIVE FIRE A PLACE TO START
Lukw Fire Department
. GEORGE !WHITBY,- CHIEF
travelling ,both' Canadian and
American •roads.
The St. Pauls: Anglican Church
observed Harvest Home service
Sunday afternoon at 2:15 p.m.
Rev, Bren de Vries, Exeter, for-
merly of Blyth 'was guest speak-
er to a good attendance' and
the church was beautiful with
decoration of flowers, fruits and
vegetables, a reminder of the
bountiful harvest.
Mr.. • and Mrs, Fred Fowler,
Port. Elgin, visited his brother,
Mr. Charles Fowler,' Mrs. Pow: -
ler and Tom on" Sunday.
The W.M.S. Huron Presbyter-
ial 'will hold the annual meeting
in Dunga"nnon United ;Church on
October 23.rd,' afternoon' arid
evening sessions. . .
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The United Church W.M.S.
met last Friday at the . home of
..1V1rs•' Lorne Ivers. After a short
devotional period the ladies ad-
journed . and went to the : home
of Mrs. . Otto Popp to work, on a
quilt.
Dungannon Fair, one of . the
last of the season• • -will�b held
this Friday. Young andold look
for that day.as one: of •their big
outings, of the year. Indoor ex-
hibits' are increasing . each year
and ' good competitive horserac-
ing is 'always' an attraction. Good
weather that day Will' make it
'ideal. •k ,
Visitors , with :.Mr. and Mrs.
Robert ' Gere on Friday were his'
sister, Mrs: Bessie Slessor, Ber
vie and neice;'Mrs. Jim Reming-
ton, Goderich.
Mr. Wayne :Brown, RCAF,
Centralia;' was home with• his
parents, MY and Mrs Wilbur
Brown last . week -end. •
The • Y,P:U, met` Tuesday /night
of last week at the' church: Jim
:Blake led and Kathleen Smythe,
Faith. and Evangelism : convener,
led with ,a. devotional period
`based on The Church's One
Foundation. Wilmer Errington
read the . scripture lesson, Lorne
Alton led: . in prayer• Lorne also.
,directed . •for a recreational 'per=
iod .Lynda Blake. assumed aee-
retarial duties •for Art' Dickson
who leaves' for ..Ridgetown this
week: New meriber are Karen
Dawson, Jewel Reed, Bob Tay
lor, Joyce .Culhert and Brian.
Weaver,
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Art Dickson left this week ' Mr. • ,and Mrs. Herb Pocock and
to take a two-year course 'in Ag- little song. of Homesville, visited
ricult'ure ..at Ridgetown `their parents, Mr. ` 'and . Mrs.
Mrs W. R. Andrew, while ill Frank Glenn F on Monday even -
with infection is at, the home of:ing:
her daughter, Mrs: Ben ...Mole, • is Mr. Frank Glenn, a patient at •
quite a • lot improved: Westmiter .! Hospital, London,
Mr.'. and ' Mrs. :Nelson Culbert arrived . nshome the, latter part of
and their. daughter, Mrs., 'Glen'' . the ' week,..much improved.
.Houston' enjoyed a week motor -
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scription Sties,
' Mrs.' S. J. • Kilpatrick, .a patient:
at 'Greers Nursing Home, Luck
now, visited on. Sunday with her, 11AGIC ; MARKERS
daughter, Mrs: Cecil Blake. Mrs: SIGNS• ,FOR' SALE -"No . Tres -
Will' McConnell also at Greers. passing", "For' Sale" and "For
Nursing home, .was' home Sun- (Rent" .signs available . at The
day' with. her daughter, Betli.. • Lucknow ..Sentinel, phone 35. "
r�• Winning.
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rabies int Lucknow Fair'
The baby oontes 4s, a new .ova-
tion at the Fall Fair this• year,
made'' a big hit with the specta
tors ai-id drevtr ' large 'entries in
both classes, giving the judges
a difficult task to select the
winners, as shown here.
Shown on the left is .Mrs,
Lorne Eadie with her daughter,
Mary, :winner of the class for
babies" under six months. Oh the
right is , Mrs. Allan "Miller of
moo lf.'-nlri!",dtz •re:
St. Helens, with her . daughter,'
Lori Jean, who was• ,picked for
first place • in the class over six
months,
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