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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1958-09-10, Page 10VALE EIG J JUCKNQWSE 1111. •UOCKN,QW. For sound counsel and .a fair price on ., a monument correctly designed; from quality ,material, • =ely on. SKELTON $EmoR4:,...L Pat O'Ha0.trop. Established Over. S.i t Years • Walkerton Phone 638.w • WEo.,: PA ' ..'$EP's 1Oth; 1955. • PLA;N FOR FALL FAIR, DISPLAY (STENS,.NEWS) The September meeting of the; St. Helens''W.I. wa's held in':the Community Hall with an attend- ante .of twenty adults and three children. The guest speaker, Mrs. (Rev.) Marshalls of Whitechurch, spoke, on Agriculture and. Indus- tries' in; Northern Ireland. In a pleasing manner she told many interesting. andinformative facts about„her homeland, She was in- troduced by Mrs. Andrew Gaunt' and thanked bythe president, Mrs; Charles McDonald She was- also' presented with 'a gift .of ap- preciation. The ' roll . call, an ex- change . of slips; seeds or plants, and.: a shower of candy or cook- ies for Lucknow. Private Hospi- tal,. wuas well respo decl to. Dur- ;Y 9 •a �.1 rs Vit• 4�1 ii ribose itlC' WINTE; ' .0 CONDITIONING UNITS. FOR AIR' OIL FIRING Q An ampl..s. u ppply ofd, c- e.a, n,humid. '40 No ,ashes , no.dv �,no a tten, tion iRed,`healthtl'air. correctly needed. booted and circulated ;throughout Automatic, thermostatica11yeons ' your home . ,. . and with- no `at- : trolled heat:QssureS even tempera- tention from you! These beautiful tura: Clare • unit:'are completely auto- H . Healthful air,', "humidified, � ,, =aftand;amozingi��low in price. • evenly warmed and circulated.; Check the advantages. listed; •`Economical to operate. me in to see for yourself! . • Smart appearance for modem P .• then come fished•' basement. 9 urs arciware Luc Ow MST ER _ENROU (ST;, AUGUSTINE NEWS) Sister -Francis John (nee Edna Brophy), daughter of the late.Mr.. and ' Mrs.. George'' Brophy: and a niece ,of .Atbrose' and Mary• Ida Brophy of St. Augustine, left this :Month.' '.South .China, Hong :Kong;, Formosa. Sister Francis ',John attended the St' Augustine school here and graduated . from '. the. Wingham High. ;School.. Three. years later • she "graduated from the St. Mich 'ael's Hospital of nursing. She en teted the novitiate of the Sisters of / the St:. Dominic Order 'at Maryknoll, ,N.Y. in 1955. The dut 'let.. of' the: Marykrioll .-.Sisters in Asia are teaching, medical ` and • social work there. • • • Mr.. , and Mrs.. M. Edwards and' • .:family of.` London, : who were va cationing ,at the Michael O'Con-:: :no" home,, Kingsbridge, visited at: the Will Kiahan and Ray Leddy homes 'last eek:' •.Jim. Cummins • and Edward Brophy yisited friends in , Tor- onto last' week. . . Miss Maureen -eddy, on the staff at ' the Kitchener Waterloo ;Hospital, spent a: few days at beF hdrne here.; __.._Miss -Mose Mare ettner of Toronto l as= joined al e..Sisters of:. `:the Order of Notre Dame, whose nnotherhouse •;is in •- Montreal, • "where Miss • Lettner will reside 'for the following; two years. Rose Marie is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lettner of Toronto and a niece • of Mr . and 'Mrs. Gus Dever.'eaux. : . Miss Mae Redmond will be :re- turning 'to her school this week. in Windsor. Mr. Edward Brophyt 'B,A:, will; be teaching in. the Winghard High school /this term. Miss Betty ISevereaux will be • attending 'Tethers' College in Stratford this year. We wish Bet- ty a very successful year. Mr. and:. Mrs. L. Mulhern .and. •Rita of •Chatham,' Miss Bernadette Boyle, Mrs Nara .Quigley and daughter of Clinton ere : week=, end visitors at .the Boyle home here. ' , Mr: and Mrs'. B,ayzribnd teddy' and ' 'arnily moved to their new home on Havelock St, in. Luck 'now - on Monday: • -Yours Truly is"signing , off, for St. Augustine.: We hope soneone else -"out our way" will keep this. column in-' print. . Pherson ; was appointed leader, and Miss Irma .Forster, assistant leader ,of the ..4-H, Girls Home making course : "Cereal Shelf". The :ceiling and, inside doom of the porch are to be painted • and, Mrs:, Charles iMcDonald, Mrs.. W. G. Humphreya}d Mrs. E. Bar- bour volunteered to look • after getting paint for it. ;This same 'committee were .to deliver • the. candy and cookies to Lucknow: Private Hospital. 'The display for the Lucknow , .Fall Fair" was, dis. cussed and Mrs.. Chas.',MCDonald, Mrs., ; Ernest Gaunt and Mrs, E' Barbour volunteered to look '• af- ter f-ter the arrangement of the entry. Mrs.' Green, offered to 'type '.lab- els • 'the • containers. 'It was to' obtain the ' agreed n t 't0 t r , 3', film , on the ',Ontario , hospitaliza- tion plan' because • one talk has been given, and • others are be- ing given in this vicinity. ” The program of an instrumental' by :Mrs; Wm.. Rutherford ;and :a •hiimorous reading •"Teapots by Mrs: Harold Gaunt, were, much enjoyed. ' The motto, , "One ' tree can'make, a million, 'matches, but one match may destroy a;, million trees", was taken 'by: Mrs.; Frank :McQuillin. The Queen was sung and after : the Institute Grace,. a lovely lunch. was served by 'the hostesses,': Mr : Harold Gaunt,. and Mrs:. Chester Taylor They has.completed her training atSt.Hum hrey home. • F• Announces 1HITECHURCLL as LUCKNOW and DISTRICT T. .AOEN‘T AUTO,, SICKNESS, ACCIDENT, LIABILITY,, FIRE... p Telephone Wingham 570-J-3,. Collect were' given a ' vote of thanks by Mrs. W. G. Humphrey. Miss Anna . Stuart was home from Toronto ;for.the week -end. • Mr. Barry McQuillin is, attend- ing Teachers'' College at Strat- ford. Mr. and Mrs. G. S.' McIntyre and Donald • of Bracebridge.- and Mr. . and .Mrs. Gordon Miller and arry' of London attended . the aidlaw-Todd •wedding on Satur- day and spent' the week -end with relatives here. • t . Mr.' and Mrs; ,Lorne Woods and Mrs.: ' Jack Gardner were visitors with . Mr.: and Mrs. • Mel Brown at Kitchener on Sunday. Thek. were accompanied 'by :Miss Don-. na: Woods, who returned to her duties : as.,a.' student ;nurse at the Kitchener -Waterloo Hospital af- ter a month's vacation. Miss 'Isabelle MacPherson, who Joseph's Hospital, London, was; home for the week -end • and at- .' . tended th..Laidlaw-Todd •w.ed- ing, : After writingher registered nurses' examination, ,Isabelle .will aoin . the Staff •of , St' Joseph's. Hos Mrs. Violet Webster .of •Kincar dine was the guest of Mrs. F 'G. . Todd and attended the , Laidlaw- Todd wedding. ' ` ' • , Mr. and Mrs. Victor Taylor and• ,. girls arid. Mrs. `'Ben Keyes- of • Brucefield. were recent. guests of Mrs.. R: Woods :,and Mrs. Murdie. Mrs. `'D. `Todd' •and• ,Mrs:: D;' J...•. Macintosh have returned'. to Catharines after, spending some time at, their home here. Her' many '' friends are. glad to know that ,.Mrs W. A. Humphrey returned from Wingham. and Dis-': ' trict, General Hospital on Satur- day. Miss Elaine Jefferson of, Donnybrook is assisting ' at the. Tha canner' must: take care of ;purchases and payroll' before,his pack is sold, The farmer :needs . cash to, finance' operations until his crop is delivered • When borrowing is sonxnd bisrness .prat.. tice;iit is a .simple; sttaightforward process , to arrange a loan from a :chartered .bank. • Every day, in every part of .Canada, the chartered banks ,are lending money to farmers, •fishermen, .producers, manufac, curers, processors:, and •other con'imereat customers, large.and"small.: to `meet pajr • TH' C'HAR,`T.ERR11. rials, market goods rolls, buy," raw ,mate and meet a multitude of financial needs. A bank manager is constantly on the took out for opportunities to make such loans --that's his j,ob.,Bank loans,are an essential, part of theprocess that provides the goods and services that make life better for U11. Canadians. ERV.1P1 .YOUR COJUN: TY