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VETERINARY IS IMPROVING
12.00 PER. YEAR IN ADVANCE;’ $2.50 OTHERWISE LUCKNOW. O#T., THURSDAY, AUGUST, 8th 1935 I
SPONGE JELLY ROLLS AT
STRAWBERRY, ‘ RASPBERY,
WALNUT TARTS; OATMEAL AND DATE SQUARES; FIG
AND APPLE SQUARES AND IMA.NY OTHER, VARIETIES
OF COOKIES TO CHOOSE FROM.
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Miraculously Escape
As Car Somersaults
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SINGLE COPIES . 6 CENTS
J. M. KAINE, VxS., B.V.Sc.
. i Havelock St„ Lucknow
’PHONE 104-W
• ^Graduate of. Ontario Veterinary.
College, University of Toronto. AJ1
; f -B^ease of domestic animals, treated
by the most modern’, principles/
Charges reasonable. Day or; night
calls promptly attended to.
v . . The office is located the first house
South qf the Catholic church in the
.residence of the late Mrs. W. E. Mc
Donald. ' > . . .
A SPECIALIST INI RIDQLINGS
Will Be With Dr. Kaine In Lucknow
’ /■ , - This ' Friday . •-1" i .
DR. J. E. LITTLE
Dentist
X-RAY SERVICE
0flice In TheJohnston Block
Telephone No. 5
SEWING WANTED—Apply Mrs.
Norman Stuart; Lucknow, «Oht.
AGENT WANTED
Progressive Canadian Life Insur-
. ahce Company seeks reliable agent
* for Lucknow district. Attractive con
tract for right party, preferably be-
^e^~25”anH“ 4K y ea^ .
Box 256, Lucknow.
> GIRL WANTED—Girl to do gen-
eralhousework.tQ-gol-toJorontO-at.
early date. — Apply, Mrs. K. W.
Jamieson, at .Mr. D. MacDonald’s
residence, north...ftf._ th.eJ..C..N.R.„.sta=.
tion, Lucknow. K
TENDERS WANTED ~"
Tenders for the shingling of the
0 schoolhouse in U.(S.(S. .No, 14,
Huron, -will be received by the under
signed until 12 o’clock noon on Aug-
. ust 15th, 1935. Work to be completed
—‘7--- by August 26th. Tenders
v-whether7-or--ndt--price--includes“’mater-”
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Robert Hamilton, R. 3, Lucknow.
; CLERK’S NOTICE OF FIRST
POSTING OF VOTERS’ LIST
Voters Lists?- -1935, Municipality of
the Township of Ashfield —
County'of Huron
Notice is hereby given that I have
. complied with section 7 of^" The
Voters’ Lists Act • and that I have
posted up at my office in the Town-
- ship of Ashfield , on the thirty^first
. .J_day of July, 1935, ,.the list ; of all
Local. Young People Bbuiid For
Reid’s Corners ' To Play JSffftball,
Escape With Minor Injuries As AH
.Five Occupants' Aire'jHurled Thru
Opening, JMft.de As (Jar Roof Is
Shorn Off-Tn. Somersaulting Rro-
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The escape, with dnly mihof injur
ies, of a party of local young people,
who^figured in a motor accident bn
Friday, is considered nothing short
of miraculous. All five occupants
were hurled to the roadway through
tfie opening resulting when the top
was shorn off as the car turned over.
AJqx . Smith/ driving a] Whippet
Six, was bound for Reid’s Corners,
where the Young People’s softball
team was to play the Bethel team.
With Alex, were Gordon, Dorothy and
Laurine Miller and . Margaret Ritchie
All, received bruises and a severe
shaking up that left them stiff and
sore. Gordon Miller received a cut
in. the back of-.his- right hand re
quiring three stitches and his sister
DoXQthy,„.ha<l~two--stitGhos put- in a
scalp . wound. Laurine ^Miller was
dazed from a blow to the head and
was kept under medical observation
•for a few-'hoursy' as the possibility
of serious head injuries existed. Peg
Ritchie suffered cracked ribs.
-Th^-rjafecfdeiTt"" " fiappened" shorflyT
after isix o’clock , on the boundary
about {five miles west,. in front of the
Ketchabaw farm. A car, out of gas*
was stopped on»the road: pear this
point, and as Alex iSmith approached
he was of the fepinion that the car
was in motion, until he came nearer
~to~~it;~whbfr"he&wung"‘ Out to" pass
Loose gravel-is believed to have been,
-a-factfir-rin.—Jth'e~ca'r Swinging dam
gerously close to the left side of the
road, to escape iby, inches, going over
the side of an unprotected culvert,
and dropping • about ten feet into a
creek. . •
This cement culvert is a. danger
ous one, being level with'the roadway
and lacking a railing or built,, up
sides. At the east end of the culvert
is a slight road washout and also a
_pos.t,_ TJie_.rean^wheel --is -beUeved-^to=
•have drppp'ea;“tntoIth'^'W^^^
retC3^
„„„„inspection.„.— —.....:-^—r------------r
, And l her&by call upon all—voters,
to «take immediate proceedings to
have f any errors or omissions cor
rected according to law, the last day
for appeal being the twenty-second
day of—August 1935.
Dated at Ashfield, County of
Huron, this 31st day of. July; A.D.,
1935. j
C. JE. McDONAGH,
Clerk of Ashfield Township.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In thfe Matter of the Estate of
Robeyf John Henry, late of the
Township of West Wawanosh in the
County . of Huron, Farmer, deceased;
J Notice is /herebK_given that all
v creditors and others having claims
or, demands against-the Estate Qf
..... the Robert John Henry, who
died on - or about the Seventeenth
day of June A.D. 1935, are required
on or before the Twentieth day of
August A.D. 1935, to send, by post
prepaid, or to deliver, to the under-
, signed, the executor of-the last Will
' and Testament of the said deceased,
their names, addresses and descrip
tions, the full particulars of their
claims, a > statement of their ac
counts, and the nature of the secur
ities, (if any) held by them duly
verified ;by affidavit.
And take notifte that after suclf
last^meritioned date the said, execu
tor. w?ll . ._ proceed . to distribute the,
" assets of the said deceased amotig
the parties entitled thereto, haying
regard dnly to. the claims of which
he shall then have notice, and that
the said executor will not be liable
for the said . assets or any part
thereof to any person or persons of
whose- claims notice shall, hot have
- been received by him at the time of
. Such distribution. '
, This notice is. given,, pursuant to
the statute in that bfehalf.
Dated at Luckftow, Ontario, this
twenty-fifth day of July| A;D.» 1935;
Samuel' Altop, R. R. 2, K Lucknow,
a Offt„ Executor. . . ' ,
-vvhioh—rippedHoose thh hUmper? ~ ■ ~~~
” Following this impact, eye witnes-
ses “claim The ear Somersaulted and
then turned over on its side facing
the direction it had come.
The entire top was shorn off clean
ly and the five passengers . hurled
through this opening to land on the
right hand side of the gravel road
way.
The car was badly damaged. Be
sides the top being- taken- off the
right re^r jwheel was broken and the
front right fender crumpled. All the
glass on the left hand side was shat
tered and a few projecting points
of glass were all that remaind of the
windshield. In the impact, the steel
spokes, holding the steering... wheel
were snapped off, and the condition
of the car generally; 'caused those
who viewed it, to marvel that the^
occupants escaped as they did.
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INMEMORIAM . |
McQUILLIN—In, loving memory
of Elizabeth Habick, wife of John
McQuillin, who passed away, August
12th, 1934. ' '
Silent her voice and vacant her chair
Sweet are the memories that linger
there.
We miss her and mourn her in sil-
■ ence unseen,
And. live in the memory of -joys that
have been,
—Sadly missed by Husband and
Family.
STREET DANCES /
On the “Town Bridge” in Luckriow
on Friday, August 9th and on Tues-
day, August ISth, under Fife Co.
auspices. Arthur’s -Radio Orchestra.
6 tickets for- 25c. In Case of rain
either night, dance will be in the
Town Hall. . ' . ‘
BORN
•, CRUMP—- In Goderich Hospital,
bn Friday, August 2nd, tb Mr. and
Mrs, /Fred Crump, of Paramount, a
sbn,
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INMEMORIAM
HODGINS—In, eVer loving. mem
ory. of Joseph Hodginsj .dearly be
loved husbarid of Lpuisa Hodgins,
Who passed away, one yfeaf' ago, Aug.'
9th, 1934. '
. We db not forget) him,
Wo love him too dearly, - '
For his memory to fade,
From our livbs, like a dream.
. Our lips need not speak, »
When .our hearts mourn sincerely,
For grief Often dwells”! *
Where it seldom is seen.
Sadly missed by wife and family.
Mr’., John Joynt- was taken ser
iously ill on u Friday at noon, ait one
of-his Wawanosh farms, where he
‘was • supervising harvesting -> bpera-
tions;/JHe was brought to his home
here, wherp -his condition, a's. „a. re
sult of a recurrence .of his former:
icritical illness, was regarded^as quite-
,serious. J His many friepd^ were
pleased to learn that he was much
improved, again, by the early part
of this week and .expects to be about
again' in a. few days. .
HAVE. YOU ONE? . ' ■ ■'■'-
The Sentinel has been, requested
to enquire of: its readers, in . an effprt
to learn if' anyone has, ambngo their
relics, one of the iffonster display
.posters, published at the time of the
re-union here in 1910. The Sentinel
would be pleased to learn of anyone
possessing one of these bills.!
Village Tax Rate
Lowered One Mill
Council Strikes. J^ate Of 12 Mills—:
\ School- Rate Down—Decision Not
- Yet Mafie Regarding ■ Street Wid
ening-. ' ■' ■ '
- The village- council, ..on Tuesday
night, ‘sat till after midnig'ht', before
adjourning a meeting that -was ' fea
tured by lengthy-discussions of sev
eral .matters and the striking, of the,
village tax rate for 1935.
The rate . this ye^r. is 42. mills,- one
mill lower than last year’s j-ate. The
school, rate is ' down 1.6 millsj while
Che village rate i„s up half a mill
and the County rate, due to a lower
assessment, up l-10th of a mill. ' .
The increase of half a mill 'in. the-
village rate is due to an increas'e' in
relief expenditures .during the past
"winter and also because- arrears, of >
taxes, have required' more frequent
-Bank loans, with increased interest
charges, the result. '/ . •:
" A rate1 of 41.5 was discussed', but
Council agreed that-the extra half
mill was .advisable to provide> for
possible unseen expenditures, not Jn-_.
eluded in- the. festjinates-,
■^ The 1935 rate as . compared . with
riYcsf1 . -wrA t-n ’ ’ic o'c..Txl;l,n nrn «.........—
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The Bread g j — % j i The Bread
of Health MoV lO of Health
QUALITY AND SERVICE OUR MOTTO
SPECIALS for the WEEK-END
LAYER CAKES WITH RASPBERRY CENTRES at
SPONGE-CREAM CAKES with* PINEAPPLE OR STRAW-
BERRY FLAVOUR at 20c 1AN EXTRA VALUE--- -v.-
? . . . .L .. .. .15c
PINEAPPLE AND MAPLE
HOLLYMAN’S QUALITY BAKERY
Phone 36 > ' ■ Lucknow
ASSISTANCE ASKED IN
COMPILING SCHOOL HISTORY
Anyone who possesses any material
that would assist in the preparation
of a history of the Lucknow Public
School, kindly- send same to tlie un
dersigned-. This information—isj—re-r
quired for the School Log of the
New Public School Register.
JKate—MaeDenaldy—Box-3427 Lucknowr
FORMER LUCKNOWITE
DIES IN SAN DIEGO
Wm. MacDonald, Son Of Former
Lucknow Sawmill Operator Died
Suddenly. *••:■'■■
Two Former Pastors
Heard Here Sund
Rev. D. T. L. McKerroU Spoke At
Morning Service In Presbyterian
Church — Rev, J. S. Duncan
Preached In The Evening
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Son Of Lucknow Couple
Has Ear Off In Crash
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Schoo] i;___...17.6 16
Village ...............;.,..12.2 ' 12.7 -
County . ....: 6.4-- '■ .6.5-^
Debentures ........ 3;1 "3.1
St. Lighting ......... 3.7 ’3.7
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"Pavement Widening Discussed
A. petition largely signed- by. vil
lage ratepayers was presented to
'the Councif asking that the main
streets pavement from W.. G. An
drew’s to the United- Church corner
be widened.
'The Council received the petition
favorably, although they. di,d not go
±o^any_d.fecision-as-‘to--what- ext-ent-the-
wid4ning process will be carried out.
—-The—m-a-tte-r—was^lcftr--m'-^a;beya'hT-'e7
pending a visit the Reeve and Coun
cil —plan to make , -to-view Exeter1
main street ..this, Friday." Councillor
Bpshell highly commended the work
done pn the Exeter 'main thorough
fare and made an offer to take the:
members of the Board there, which
was accepted.. . • "
'Councillor BtfsheH, .. recommends
strongly .that an effort be made to
r,. j have the. Bell Telephone and Hydro
’ ‘ , run . their wires
on Campbel] street,
Bert Geddes, Son Qf Mr. and Mrs.
James Geddes, In Distressing Motor
Accident Near Galt Monday Night
-Ripley Girl Also Dadly- Hurt
—Bert-"Geddes7vsdn'^f^K^aiKl- ’Mrs;
James"7Gedd“es;' proprietors of Lbck-
npiw.’s Variety Store, is in the_jGalt
Hospital, following a Monday night
car - accident in which he jiad^n., ear
cut off and suffered possibly a slight
skull fracture. •. k '■ ~
With Bert, was -Miss' Emma Rob
ertson of- Ripley," who has a frac
tured- jaw, eae> finger on her left
hand severed and skull injuries.'
. Bert and Mis§ Robertson, accom
panied by Thos. Newberry and Miss
Hazel Taggart, ail of Toronto, 1 ” .
motored over to Galt on Civic Holi- Electric System,
day, <where they spent the-day with underground c..’
Bei t s pnients, whe had—■mP.toi:g.dL|
’ E^'i^®rWedr’'('by fieaTThp-f e~lrpmt Lucknow. ...
t The "Toronto party had:, left, rfq?
■ "street—ffiF
■in Exeter ■ and
Fo . get facts* and
v __—Th-is—was—pn-rt-of—themrrle^rTYhen^the- accident occurred, pfovement program
^enjrtudricji^ dfecided^TC..
sideswiped, with both .vehicles turn- fig.ures frOni this municipality before
ing over .on the highway. The pas-1--———
sengers of the Kitchener car Were
uninjured.
Miss Taggart was the only -one' df
the1 Geddes car to escape .injuries.
Newberry, who was riding with her
in the rumble seat suffered, cuts,
bruises and head injuries and was
taken to. Galt Hospital; along with
Mr. Geddes and 'Miss Robertson.
Bert’s mother remained in Galt,
upon learning the shocking and dis
tressing' news, and on Wednesday,
Mr. Geddes, his daughter Miss Hazel
of Kincardine and Mrs. Robertson
motored to Galt. .
Bert never lived in Lucknow, hav
ing remained in Kincardine when his
parents moved here a few years^
ago to take up busihess. For s6me
time past he has been. employed iff
Toronto.
' commencing the street widening
here.
As a result of a grass fire in the
village, recently, the Board was re
quested to ask village' residents to
burn' papers' on th’eir own property
and • in mental containor.<" ~~"J
The application made by Mr. \y.
G. Armstrong for town water, wa's
laid .over. ■, ' —1—— — -
Much time- was spent by the Board
in checking and . Scrutinizing ac
counts to date,-in regards t® the er
ection of the new bridge and the now.
(Continued on Page 44F"
William E. Ma)cDongld, aged. 41^
died suddenly in-j-San -Diego from
heart disease. His death came as a
surprise to many friends, who con-
sidered ,him^jL.t.o^.b.Ajin.~good--^
"ancFlie’ Eimself"!dfd not suspect that
he had a heart ailment;
The father of the deceased, also
■Wm. MacDonald, was a former saw-
m'il] operator in Lucknow. His moth
er,, who still survives, was formerly
rGhristianax (Tena)-^lark7^and^
sister of the. late Mrs. Samuel Rob
ertson of Lucknow. As well as the
aged mother, one- sister, Mirs. Wil
liam H. Evans, also survives. Both
reside in San Diego; •
Mr,- MacDonald was considered one
of the1 ablest real estate" operators
in-t-hat^city.-kH’e^'owned l~sVy~m^l~Mbwn-
Town hotfels and. was financially in-
..ter.es.ted_in—other.—Besides—these-in
terests, he held, a great deal, of pro
perty in San Diego; which "included
valuable apartment buildings..
Golden n'c-'ding
and Mrs. W. A. Johnston, Es-
Are
Mr.
teemed . Ashfield Rfesidents
Honored On Memorable Occassion.
ZlKiZlMJSLM"-A._J-Q.hnsto.n--GeIebr-ated-
their'- golden wedding. . Mrs, John
A unique occurrence “took place
on Sunday, when the Pressbyterian ..»__
Church pulpit- Was occupied in the "
morning by Rev. Dr. D. T.^L. Mc-
Kerroll, and in the evening by Rey.
-Jy-S~Duncan—These clergymen suc^----------•
ceeded each other as pastors of the
Lucknow congregation 25 years ago.
...Rev.—Mc-Kerroll,-1--addressed—the-;;- ——
morning congregation* in his official
capacity as Moderator of the Pres- A
byterian Church in Canada. Rev. °
McKerroU spoke at Dungannon in
the afternoon • and in the Ashfield
Presbyterian Church in the evening.
Rev. McKerroU >was pastor at r
Lucknow from- 1J)O4~ tariff '___
were some of the happiest years of
Jhi^lifep-he-said—in—his-^>peningr^~ J
marks on Sunday. He was conducted
to the pulpit’ by Mr. James Picker
ing, as the audience stood.
Reviewing the recent session of
the General Assembly, Rev. McKer-
roll emphasized the harmony that
existed while this gathering dealt
with and finally sojvied, -StevtetaT .
troublesome questions.
There was no need of Presbyter-
2nd Boundary Accident
Painful Injuries Received When Car
Strikes Loose Gravel And Noses
Into Deep Ditch
Painful injuries, though not Ser
ious were suffered by Mr. and Mrs.
George Shirley and ybung daughter
df Toronto/ when the Oldsmobile
sedan, driven by Mr; Shirley, took
to the deep ditch, iff front of the
farm of Robert Hamilton, on the
boundary west of the village and
just a short distance from the scene
of Alex Smith's' motor accident, the
previous Friday. Loose gravel was
Claimed to be a contributing factor
in causing both, accidents..
Mr. and Mrs. Shirley are the par-,
ents of Mrs. Harvey Webster of'
■ Lucknow and have been‘camping at-
the lake' at the foot of the Boundary
They were bound for the lake Mon
day evening, when the mishap oc
curred, after the car struck a- pile
of loose gravel that a road grader
had piled up in the centre of. the
road. Mr. Shirley states that he was.
travelling only about. 25 miles an
hour at the time of the rfesujts
would have boon more serious. °
. He was cut. about the chest ' and
hand when thrown agaiiTsf the steer
ing whfeel. which was broken. Mfs.
Shirley suffered broken ribs, and
their daughter received, "painful in
juries tp her teeth and month. Rtui-
ses and severe shaking >pp° were
also Suffered.
The frame of the car wa’s very
badly tiWisted and the motor driven
back. The car was taken to London
the middle pf thp week for repairs.
DAUGHTER OF PIONEER
FAMILY. PASSES LAWAY
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Miss Margaret MacRae, V\hd lifts
Made Her Home With Mr^. A. R.
Finlayson; For 15 Years, ii Passed
Away Thursday
service of Miss Mar-
occurred last T'hurs-.
was h^nd-.' from the
home of Mbs. A. R. Finlayson, on
Saturday, Aug. 3rd at 2.30 PiM. The
house was filled with uelativejs and
friends, Showing the ‘affectionate ^re-r
gard. in which the departed w.as held.
Miss MacRae was in her 76th year
and was born in Ashfield', the daugh
ter of „ the late Duncan MacRae and
Christena Cameron, pioneer LOchalsh
settlers. For the past fifteen years
she had made her home with Mrs.
Finlayson1 and the. late A.. R. Fin
layson. She was of 'a- quiet dispos
ition, esteemed and loved by all who
knew her. She was a. faithful mem
ber of the Free Presbyterian Church-
.Lochajsh. . ■ • ■
The funeral service was conducted
by Re\). Win. Matheson of Chesley,,
and interment being in Lochkjsh
cemetery'., .The pallbearers were Dan
MacDonald,. < Alex Campbell, ’ Alex
MacLennfih, ponald Finlayson,; Wm,
.Johnston arid Duncaft Cameron.. Miss
MacRae is'survived by two sisters,
Mrs. Hannah Beaton‘arid Miss Maty
MacRae of Detroit, Mich. Both were
here for the funeral. . . • ,
RESTING TIRED EYES
/ Strained eyes get only tem
porary relief from resting them.
They, need more :than rest; They
need the ,permanment -help of
“ corrective lenses. And THEY
can be obtained in, but one way—
•by. submitting., to ' a . thorough.....
, .examination Of the eyes. Do not
unnecessarily defer this Service.
ARMSTRONG'S Eyesight Service
The funeral ,---- —
garet MacRae whose- death (follow
ing a stroke)
day ■ morning,
ston, before hermarriage-wasWarg-
aret Johnston, daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Noble Johnston. She
was born at Dorchester and came'
with her parents to Ashfield. Mr.
Johnston was born in Ashfield.
They wer,p married .at the home
of the bride’s parents; by Rev. Mr/
MacFarlane, of Pine River. Miss
Hannah MacRae, now Mrs, Beaton of
Detroit, cousin of the groom, was
bridesmaid and the late Thomas
Johnston, cousin of the bride was:
best man, "
They have a family of six children
Annie (Mrs.'David Farrish of Sea7
mans, Sask.); Jean (Mrs. E. Mac-
Keith of Vancouver, B.C.);
(Mrs.
Jessie (Mrs. R. Bissett pf Ashfield)
N^ble and Wm. also of Ashfield.
Another son- Alex difed some years
ago. AU the family were home ; for
the occasion except Mrs. David Far-,
rish. There are ' twenty-four grand-7
children. / ' .
A family gathering was held in
the afternoon. In the"evening a re
ception was held when about, two
hundred of -their friends gathhered
to celebrate with them. The bride
and groom .of fifty years ago opened
'the evening program by dancing the
first dance. During the evening, Mr.
Chas., Stewart' in a few well chosen
words extended to the bride and
groom the best wishes .of all present
and presented them with a Well filled
stocking leg. Mr. Johnston replied,
thanking one and. a|l for their kind
ness and in the reply hfe made, Said
that the bridesmaid was the only one
now living, who was at the marriage
fifty years ago. < f
We all extend congratulations and
many happy returns of the day. -
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•CONSIDERABLY IMPROVED
Grace,
Wilfred Parrish, Ashfield)
The many friends of Mrs. An
drew'"Gaunt will be pleased to learn
that this week finds a considerable
improvement in her . condition, after,
months of suffering, during which
her condition Was regarded as criti
cal many times. Phlebitis, has been
the most recent complication of her
long' illness, but now it is believed^
that the danger point is past. For
the past - week Mrs. Gaunt has’.suffer-
ed much discomfort from the effects
of a serum used to Counteract the
phlebitis, but this wefek considerable
improvement is noted* and barring
.fuither developments, Mf(«. Gaunt.
js„ jbfeJ.Ley.cM Lto. be. .xin—th rhad to re -
covcry, although it wiU'/be< many
, months before she is fully restored
to health. -P> ' " ■ .
--protest-a-nt-denomBmtTO-nri-n^the-worid f
with a, total of •forty million church ;
members. " - y -"' ■
He described the preparation of
boxes, which the Church purposes,
placing in each home. One cent a
day froth each member, until {he end
of the year, placed in these boxes,
will overcome a small deficit, which
now exists, the speaker explained.
Full of enthusiasm and with' a
heart bubbling over with-joptimism,
was Mr. MPcKerroll’s manner of ,,
coming to the congregation, he said.
There are many reasons to be thank
ful in this year w^hich marks the1^’■
Diamond Jubilee of the union of all
the Presbyterian Churches.
Mirs; Philip Steward, rendered a .
solo at the morning service, with
Miss Mary Douglas presiding at the
organ. >
Rey. Duncan Preaches
kev. J. S. Duncan who conducted
the evening service, delivered an
impressive sermon to a laTge congre
gation who greeted this former pasv
tor, who was4 inducted into the
Church exactly twenty-five years
ago this month. It «was not<untii Rev.
Duncan accepted, a call to Steelfon
six years, la ter, that the people of
his congregation realized the strong . .
place he heldj.in-their 'affidetidn'
esteem. -i-// '/ Jr' ''
Cameron Geddes was soloist at the
qvening service.
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CONDUCTING SERVICES
Rev. W. B. Tucker of Toronto,
brother of Key. S. T. Tucker of the '
United Church conducted the Sunday
service in the Unitfed Qhurch (and
will have chargfe df the service next
Sunday also.
• Mr. Tucker who. , underwent a ton
sil operation recently, is expected to -
be able to resume his duties the fol- \
lowing Sunday.
At the morning service last Suhda^
Miss Ma¥,y Lillico rendered'a pleas
ing solp.j ' -
■ ‘ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNC^I) ’ ; ■
Mrs. John "Helm affnounces the eff*’v
gagemeht' of her daughter, Ada. jacte ,
son-.He|mr to. Mr Lorrie ivigoo"
Woods, the marriage to take place
the lattey part of' August.
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