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1VIinistet:
Rev, G. A. Meikiejoiln,
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STJND4Y MRCH 214., "
1.8.00 'a.m.:. Church „.School.,
11.00 gap.: ;Subject,
"The Battle: Of. The. klesh".
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_Minister:
Rev. Wallace .McClean
SUNDA:Y;--MARCH.:-2rid--
11.00 .a.m.:..,Morning worship, ./
12.15 p.m.: Sunday ,Sohool..
7.00 p.m.: "Foetsteps :.to the
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' (1) The Golden .Mile
/ All Welcome to this 'Service.
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THE. LUCKNOWSENTINEL, micKNow, oNTARTQ
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ocat iSt General
120441d,''Maccharles, is .a pat-
ient in ',Winghant
Mrs. Esse Hewat, a patient at
the "LucknOW Private Hospital,
is not enjoying good health,
Mr, and Mrs, ItUgh Cturiing,
Billy and Gloria of London; spent
SundaY With Mr. and Mrs. Chas;
Steward, ,
• Mr. and Mrs, Ronald_ ,Keith.
of London .(Yvonne MacMillan)
spent the week-erld with. Mr.
and. Mrs. J. L. MatMillan.
Mr. • and Mrs, George 'A. Mso,
Gregor of „Hainilton spent t4.'
-Week,end with. her, mother,' is.N.
X.,,MacKenzie. •
Miss Lena Robinson of the
Goderich Hospital• staff has been
quite ill for a time, and has been
condition is gradually improv-,
and_ Mrs,„,:WilfredAVICQuil,
lain were .recent visitors in Lon-
don with their. son, Archie Mc-
Quillan, who is -attending Wes-
tern Universit
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• MRS!. RICOARD Rtl.C.FIARbS '
Death came suddenly to Annie,
Lilhan Richards, helOved„ wife -of
Richards A. .Aichards". of Huron
TownshiP on Friday afternoon
February 21st in -her 79th year.
Mrs.' Richards was formerly
'Annie' Lillian Patterson, a datigh-*
ter of the late Mr, and, -Mrs'. Jas,
Pattersen, Con. -12, liuren ,Twp.
She. was married to Richard
Richards on October -2nd, 1901,
and, for fifty, -six years they .
en-
joyed an unbroken family circle,
having celebrated' their golden
wedding anniVersary six years
To.' this union was born: a
family of.' six. children: Jarries
-of—Fleshertortv-eirland at borne;
r4Tla (Mrs: Wm. Melville), Alli-
ston; Minnie (Mrs,. P. S. Mac
Dougall),' ,C.liesleyi Prof. • N. R.
of-GUelPli; Raymond of heiher-
tOn, the is also survived' by 11
grandchildren :and one 'brother
Jack: Of, Kincardine',
O "BROTHER- OF LOCAL:
RESIDENT -PASSES
• 'Mr. Hugh -Nicholson, Kincar-
dine 'Township fariner, passed
away suddenly Friday, Febri.lary.
• 21St in. his 76th year.
• He. is survived by his 'Wife,
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the /forrner.".Clata Needham; -tvvo
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sons; Harold arid Harvey of. Kin-
cardine Township;., -two daugh-
ters, (Merle) Mr. Robert. Hick-'
mat and Ardis, of .1:rindon:, two
sisters, ; Misses Margaret " a n d
Christina Of Iciircardine- Town-:
O • ship; three :brothers, • 'Alex and
Walter. of. Kincardine TOWirship
• and Dan, of .Lucknow and four
grandchildren'. ,•
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..interment'. Was m •Kincardine
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C,ernetery on Monday.
ZION
•We are glad to hear ;Mr. Will.
O .Ritchie,.is imprriving:,
Mr..'and.Mrs. Grant ,Farrish &
daughter .and Grace MacDoug-
all "visited recently. with , Mr. &
• Mrs. Frank •Ritchie and Anne.
. 'Church- will be, at .11 a.m. for
the month of 1VIarch.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cook vis-
ited iri.'Goderich on Sunday With
Mrs. Jack' McGee, and Mrs: Geo.
Hackett. ••• ". • •
• 1VIr. and Mrs. W. G; Hunter,
•.Marlene and Larry of Zion' vis -
O ited ,on Sunday- with Mr. and
• Mrs. Herb Johnston of: Galt.
Marlene remained. in'Preston
where she•is•practi
ice teaching
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this Week.
Mrs. . A. .ek.• J. Simpson, rh�
was hospitalized at Goderich for
some ;two :months, is. in improv-
ed healthand was able to leave
the 'hospital last: week.. She • is
at the home of:Mr. and ,Mrs,
Bob 'Simpson: . .
Mrs: Rudy Henning: and dau-
ghter of, 'Londonspent
the week -end with the former's
parents, •Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mc-
Naughton.•.While here Elaine' ,ob-,
served- her second, birthday and
had. a few little friex4sin for
a party.
Mr. and -Mrs: Harold Treleav-
en 0 were. in prayton on Thurs-
day attending the funeral of Mr.
David Downey.. Mrs. Downey;
who Predeceased him; _was. the
'former Ethel Wheeler 0 .and-.` a
niece of the late Walter E. Tre;
leaven..
BROWNIES
Eighteen • :brownies. met _with
their leaders at the Recreational
Hall on Saturday, February 15.,
This was a very Important day
for 'Linda O'Donnell, who ,was
enrolled as a .Brownie.
• After Linda as:w.accepted iritp
the Fairy Ring•the•Brownie Six-
es were inspected for points,
member Brownies you help 0 your
Six when 'you . are present • in,
full uniform. 0• '
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During the work: period, Shar-
Mr,. and Mrs jai. 'Slimett_.and
son. of, Detroit .and Miss Maur-
een Vassella of Calgary are vis-
iting: at, the horne Of Mr., and
,MrS. Fred VasSella.' •••
is Mrs: Blaise Martin'
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spend-
ing • this Week with Mr'. St,. mr§,
Clarence Doherty in Terrinto• . .
Mr. :and Mrs, Arribrose Hart-
man of Kitchener visited at the
:home of Mr: and Mrs,: Clifteri
Austin during the paii week.,
John -Kennedy of -Cak-i"
gark, who Caine home via Plane
to attend the •ftitieral-of her bro-
ther, • Louis' .HOgan,‘ last "• Week,"
will remain here:for -a couple
of weeks with 'her relatives:
' Mr., and Mrs, J. and
faMily •," and .dr. and .MrS.. Jos.
Murphy of Stratford are Spend-
inga few days with Mrs-. P:
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Lenten services' at St Joseph's
here will/ be held every Friday
evening at 8„0Q P.m.
• Dr. Gilbert. Frayne speht the
.Weekend with bis brother and
cRequiem: High!. Mass was cele-
brated on Friday at ,10.30 a.m.
by Rev, FL-vail Vynckt for the,
late Louis '.1-16gan, with .H. Hein-
dricks director o�f 'the choir, as-
sisted by the ,school children's,
choir, 'Many .relatives and friends
from. Mildmay; St. Augustine,
Griderick, etc:, Were .present to
pay tribute to the •deceased:
'The pallbearerS. were Frank
AuStin, Lee Courtney, Marvin
catt; 'Frank'. Scott, Edwin :Sclief-
er and Sohn Howard; with:in-:
erment , taking' place •in. St,
oseph'S cernetery,,,• • 0 0" "
• After . the btirial, 0 neighbors
nd friendi•served MournerS, and
t,"
on Mowbray; Marion Button and
Mary 'Elizabeth Westlake, the
Passed part of the,
Tenderfoet testS.,- The girls work -7
ing' on. the Golden Bar tried and
passed their knot 'test Keep up
the gorid ,work.
After .the Work ,period. Brown
Owl, led .a' sing sqng with the
'girls before they were .disiniss-
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ed. ' ' '
•EARLY DELIVERY
.DISCOUNT ,Opi FERTILIZER
runs out: on
ATURDAY, CH 1st
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t' your lane is .open
let -Us...know!
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. SAVE $150 PER TON.
.11hOne' Lucknow 71,
The F
Own"Lausiness•
afnietkls. frotri a distance,. cbffee
d lunch in the parish hall
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earr7.61-11er mar-
ried life were spent in the Kin -
lough district, Moving to the
Present home on Highway 86,
west. of Lucknow,, 32 years ago;
The hospitality of her home Was
enjoyed" by a -wide circle Of
friends: She was deeply dritetest-:
ed ,in. her, church and surround-,-
ing community. •
The funerat'.service was..held
from: the McLennan and Mac-.
Kenzie Memorial• Chapel, Luck -
now, on IVIonday afternoim;, con-
ducted by Rev. a A: MeiklejOhn
who used as , his text' the word
"Home" • •
The beautiful 'floral tributes
Which -flanked.' the casket • ex-
pressed:sympathY to the bereav-
ed and the esteem in which Mrs.
Richards. Was 'held. Seven' of her
grandchildren aoted as nOWer
bearers and the Casket bearers
Were. six- neheWs: •:Wm..: Patter-
son, Clayton Patterson, znest
Patterson, Pavia Stroud; Stew-
art Armstrong and Herb Sheane,
Many .attended the chapel , to
pay their respects including
friends and. relatives from :Rich-
mond "'•• Hill, :Cavan; London;
•Guelith, Markilale,• Flesherton,
Alliston; Toronto... . •
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Interment Was in Greenhill
cernetery.
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now on display.
PORTABLE SAWS SANDERS ROUTERS
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.Porter 'Cable Dealer .0
Phone 80, Lucknow
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•of the 'Village of Lucknow,
Ladies and Gentlemen:
On behalf of the Municipal Council of
the Village of Lucknow may I thank you for
the overwhelming vote of confidence you
have not only given to this Municipal Coun-
cil, but to the Beatty Organization as a whole.
This has/ no doubt given Lucknow a
"sbot in the arm" as to its industrial future.
To the Business Men's Association, may
I congratulate you on the efficient manner
in which you carried on this campaign, and
in bringing the property owners to the polls.
And, finally, may 1 compliment the Press
or its very thorough coverage, and the pres-
entation of the exact meaning of this fixed'
assessment by-law.
ours. respectfully,.
-GEORGE W. lOYNT, ReeVe.
LIBERAL0000
Candidate
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BRUCE'
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'urges you to vote March' 31
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