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ILIACKN
UNITED C
inister
Rev. ;G;. A Meiklejohn ,
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SUNDAY, MAY 4th,
,10.00 a:m,: Church School.
11.00 ,a.m.: "The. ,Creative,' Call
of Divine Truth".
L,uckno'w•
'resbyterian Church
Minister:
Rev. Wallace McClean
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vocal AiGeneral
Mr: and Mrs. •George Westlake
and family have moved fr',om the
Village t., o, Fort Albert. -
Miss Minnie_ Horne and ' Mrs.
Lillian Ellis. of Toronto were vis
itorS in . tow,n. on Saturday.
Mrs. • Eunice. Reid is eonvales-
Ging, front. pneumonia at • the
home of her parents, Mi . and
Mrs. W.. G, ,Reed. '
`Mr, and Mrs:. Charles Steward
have' returned to their, home
having 'spent.the past feq weeks
London with their farfuly'
Mr, and Mrs, Donald Drennan
and Mr. Douglas Hatton of :Tor-
onto spent the week -end at the
farm,; at Kintail;
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Alex MacMillan has 'returned
from Whitehorse, in the Yukon,'
and Mrs. Joe . MacMillan. ,
.10.00 a.m.:,' Sunday School..
i 11.00 a m:::. Morning woi shi
3.00 p.m.: Dungannon.
7.00 ,p.m.: Evening Service.
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Mrs.. Arabell Bushell of Straf-
ford is
trat-ford..is convalescing at the home,
of, .Mr. and Mrs. • Kenneth Cam-
eron. Mrs. Bushell recently un-
derwent an, operation , in. London
and was : hospitalized for' seven-'
teen: days.
Miss Nancy- .;H'ewat daughter.
of .Mr. arid. ' Mrs. Win.: Hewat of
• Vancouver, : has -returned',. .from
•the' :West Coast . to resum: her
.work .in Toronto as .a 1Vlother-.
craft nurse. She and .Terry Wilk-
ins
ins of , ..Markdale . spent Sunday
in. tile. Village.
MissGrace MacIntosh, Mrs, L.
H. Cowan (Mary Jo Anderson)
and Miss •Fraser, were .callers, 'in,
town on Saturday• enroute to the rests the hope of 'curbing 'the
YOUTH, IS HOPE I
L'.. Q UO R .:P RO R L E M, ;
Mr. Gordon' Manning; of Clin-
ton; and . a former' master at . the
Stratford Teachers College, spoke
in the United. Church on Sunday
morning on. ;behalf of The On-
tario .Temperance Federation,
have
Such speaking `engagements
qe been a part. •.time ,actiyity
with him for some.. rive. year$,'
because. of his .conviction, of` •the;
need •to educate the' • public' to
,,the facts of the. Menace of al'
cohol. It is the third time' Mr.
1/fanning, `has spoke in Lucknow.
He regards,- liquor as; "the
deadliest social<evil of', all time",
and . a problem that.. • must be
faced up to .'by the church. lie
referred' to the fact that we now
hay. a 200,00Q . alcoholics. 'in Can
i`o ":a ac The; "deadly• .m.,enace" ,i
but 'rather, stressed the emphasis.
being placed.. On.' education, and.
the fact that' youth is aroused to
the ', problem, . and . upon them
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cottage1 at Bruce Beach. the. "
� ; . menace: , •
r% Milt McMullen of Toronto
. spent , the week -end here;: visit=
:ing_ with his sister, Mrs. Elsie
•Hewat• at. Greer's • Convalescent
Home. . •
Dr. Helen Salkeld of the'
Science Service .department. At
Ottawa,.:visited; last week with• 'The Temperance Society bud-
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T.. :.° :get now exceeds $-00,000. annual
Salkeld. ,. a' ly,, ' to set an' all-time.•
high last
Mrs , George-, Linleyyear, ;and;' their:, cause 'is receiv
, g of, Detroit in i
spent a,:' week with Mr. and 1VIrs: :from
ncreased' -support ,yearly,:
Bert; Vincent l of .•Belgrave and : from oyer: 75,000 residents of the
sent' the ,household effects.of province.
the
late 'Mrs. Josephine Cameron to. There was', a' liberal .response.
Detroit by Lancasters ...--,•-•-•7'm'' to the cause.'by Members• of 'Sun-
' Van
un'Van from Toronto: ' ',day morning's congregation: who:
Sheard NMr..Mannir g.
He referred • to the ,ninety-one
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teenagers who during . • their
•Christmas vacation. attended the
first provincial 'Conferenec on
the alcohol problem.. From, this,
organization ,will stem . *a power-
ful •
,' group '
CELEBRATED GOLDEN WEDDING
MIt, AND MRS,'. 'CHARLES 'MARTIN • ..
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Martin:' rd' on the same "p1aee, the-, frm'
.li y. now .Po•: cup;y is the one on
which Mr: Martin . was born. It
was.',:l And • purchased --'from, .the
of the , D•ivision:. Line in :Wawa-
.'
nosh, celebrated , 'their golden
weddinganniversary
on Tuesday
of last. we w,. . •..,
e w -
k hen .,neighbors ,.town by his giandfath,ei in.
ancl. 61:Fia r friends called ;' 5 •� .
d CO.to.� ex: : 3� 1, Thc. la�t<_r, rrroved onto - the
'arm and ,•s'tarted to :clear it iii
1853 and it ha,.' remained Contin
ot.;sly in the. Martin family since
hat time.: It is located at;,Lot
28, Con., ,12' and their, homa' is
on the Division Line.
Mr: and Mrs. Martin, Who are
both very active about the home,
it c 'far"in; are .members ,of, the'
Whitechurch United church, They
have a family of threedaugh-:'
tenni 'congratulations . ;and : best
Wishes, ,
On Friday evening ;their's
:ious home was filled- when rrr rn
bei• of their ' Tamy+ andold
il d
,,friend's
gathered ' tb further cele-
brate, the memorable 'occasion:
Mr,. 'arid Mist. . ...,...._ _... .
.., Ed Whom. and Mr.
''and' Mr. aid Mrs. 4. L ` Mac
Millan of Lucknovw, were among
the Fridaynight got ;guests..,
Mr, Martin is a son t the alate
�Mr. and Mrs„ James Martin an d
)411,rs, Martin is, .
•la .,. daughter of the
P 1V1
.and 'Mrs, .JohnGilles-
bie, They 'were married in Tor-
.
Onto on April 22nd 19'08' by Tier.
Geggie, and returned to farm' , in
West W awahbsh `township,
`1' hough. they have Wit always 19vy
test, Mrs. Ezra (:aertrude)
Scholtz of Whitechurch; 'Mrs. El-
roy (Louise.) Laidlaw. of West
Wawariosh and Mrs; Cameron
:(Agnes), Simmons, Lond'ori. 'Here
ar '• five'grandchildren and two
great, grandchildren,
During' .the servrce,.a duet was;
sung by ;Mrs. John.tIIall and Mrs.
J. C. A'rmstrong . and •Margarets
Rae took : a , :Solo '.part __in._the;
ahem. •
Dr. James Little was :able to
be, out again this week. after, be- i'
ing , confined tq his 'hoz—he for ten
days.. - Both : Jim :and,. Mrs. Little
were' ill with the .'flu
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"TING" AT CIONS
• Announcing
Evelyn
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he re-openin4, ot', the
on MONDAY,
'5th'.
at her home, Campbell St., Lucknow
•'(the former Spindler, Home) "•
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REGISTERED' FAIR DRESSER
Experiericed'.in All Lines` of Beauty Culture
} . Phone :Lueknow• 292'
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son, who reviewed the activities
of ,,his . Home ` •Club and •,the co
operation:; and "go-out-and=do it
efforts that have )made the club.
a huge. success. He referred to ..'
the bulb and peanut sales, 'minor
hockey ,and Teen . Town sponsor-
ship; TB' chest ' x-ray and_ 'Red
Cross canvass, public speaking
promotion,:Hallowe'en.. __ party,;
welfare •work,: fall fair • parade:,
If you. haven't .'h' d ' a job yet, I,
your •turn Will come, he said, or. .
go out • and"drg up.,,a project":.
With ,some ninety members and;
,so many ,willing workers . jobs.
have •to ' be distributed Above:
alL : eve. laaye :earnecLtogget along
together:' said ,:the ''Deputy Gov
.cruor,' and ' concluded With.. t'he'
remarks; ' 'that, "A. •chip • on the.
Shoulder: is only 'a sign of wood,
higher up", .
Lion' W % B .Aliderson 'express-
ed appreciation to Rae, and ek,
tended the Club's . best.. . wishes
that. in. ;June he would ''shorten
the tongue -twisting title hp ..now
held ,to that . of District, Govern
or. He was :presented uwith 'a gift
as a 'memento of 'hfs. official visitl
and .in response • the 'District.
De
puty Governor•sard. that ,the ;way.
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the.,Luckioww:.anH.i1St1Gt=C1Ub'.
;N:
was, carrying. .On . was ample. re_-'
Ward .for his efforts.. 1 "''
Lion Seeretar E. ,
,y. , H. Agr%,w
summarized the minutes of; the
last _' cecutive rneeting:-• and" read-:
the list ;Of nominees" for office
m June, Nominations•,Will be re
ceivcd frotn•.the ,floor at the`••next
meeting, 'and. the' election of 'Of,
fivers will be held the "last meet-
ing in May, ;Withthe installation'
being' held at a "ladies' :night"
meeting in June.
The E'itecutive has recomnieni
ded a flbat to be used at North
Bay' in support of President: Rae ,,
Watson's ' campaign for District
Governor; and which would
later' be ,entered in the Centeri-
GODERUCH
Public School Auditorium
THURS., }MAY 'lst' to SAT. MAY '
. 10th:. •
Opening with. :piano competitions . at 7.30 'Thursday, May p . � Th Y� aY 1st:
and continuing'Friday, May 2nd, starting 9.30 a.m..
Adjudicators:,' Mr. Eric Rollinson, F R.C.C., Royal'
- Conservatory of. Music, 'Toronto. '
Mr Franks Holton, A.C',C`.M., ,Brantford, ,
All ':other ; Competitions conunenee Monda°Ma
Y, , Y 5th at'.'J 30
P+m:, :; continuing , 'through Thursday evening, May .8th.
'Admission prices as` .follows:_
Morning,. silver collections Afternoon,: -
, noon, adults. 15c,'
children ;1Oc, ,Evening, ' adults -25c • children 10c
CONCLUDING CONCERT
Featuring winners in the various' events
SATURDAY, MAY `]loth, at;'8;00 p m:
Admission to , the final concert, Adults 35c, Children~ 15c.
Your support will be sincerely appreciated •by :the _•committee..
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NOTICE' RE
ar-a
elitis `Clinic
I.••••f 01'1')
The Bruce County Health Unitpersonnel
will beholding a Special Clinic for the
RIPLEY DISTRICT' Pre -School CHILDREN.'
All ,:pre-school .'children thatreceived two doses
of Poliomyelitis Vaccine in May and June, of
1957 will be able to receive theirthird dose at
RIPL.EY TOWN HALL,
on WEDNESDAYY MAY'7th,
etween the hours of 10.00' and .11.00 ;a.m.
• q°epi,iii,iwriaowraffr,en.4.4 n i,,,,doeowaefinirrit , ue,�,f
It • takes .'.a sri art man, to '.know
where ' .conten:tment ends arid
laziness begins.,
The map.' who hates a.` picnic. ,•
refers to it,. as ' a snack' in the
grass.
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Cult Courtesy of ^Wirigham Adva paradox
nee -Times.;
COUNTY OF' BRUCE
• i:ary,
Sealed ,Tenders for the, construction .of anew
—•Count :. Library in•: the-- Towa-bf' Port E1 iriwill
bere
received not: later -than fiooii•
FRIDAY, MAY :16th' 1958
at the office of the County Treasurer,
County _Buildings, Walkerton.
Plans and Specifications' may he ,obtained .from
the County • Treasurer's Office,. Walkerton•, .
,A' deposit of .$5.00 ' is required for each set of•
' Platin •ati'd Specifications.. ':
e lowest : or any tender not necessarily, accepted,
•A ,TON`, _Tress,, County of Bruce,
P:O Box 70,' Walkerton; Ont,'.,
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