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DUNGANNON
THURSDAY,, OCTOBER 8tfi, 1936 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL
20 Valuable Prizes Given Away Free
To The laying Public of Lucknow and Surrounding District
Ashfield Bride Elect Was
Showered By Friends
Miss Clara MacDonald. Received Many
Useful Gifts At Shower In Her
Honor Held Last Week Prior To
Her Marriage On Saturday.
On Tuesday evening of last week
about sixty friends and1 neighbours
gathered at the home of Miss Clara
MacDonald to surprise her withT a
miscellaneous shower in honor of her
approaching marriage. As Mrs. Dun
ean Munn of Ripley played the wedd
ing march the bride-to-be took her
place in the decorated chair. A bas
ket of useful, and pretty gifts was
set before her while Miss Sadie Mac-
Charles read the following address,
composed by Mrs. Neil MacKenzie:
Dear Clara,
Here we gather in conclave,
The keynote is mirth
For on this old homestead,
A romance had its birth.
In all the events of life,'__
» The Gods have a place
And old Dan Cupid is sure
Miss Frances Brydges of Nanton,
Alta, is a guest with her aunts Mrs.
Geo. Irwin rind Miss Celia Pentland
and other relatives on a six-weeks
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. jWilfred Nivens and
three children of Seaforth were guests
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
Smith. ‘
Mr. Tho,. Webstey and Mr. Victor
Errington have each lost several
sheep lately. -It is thought that the
wild cat, which is still roaming at
large in that area, is responsible for
the losses, i'' ' •
Visitors on Sunday at the home of
Mr. and .Mrs. Jas. McWhinney tcere
Mrs. Chas. Fuller and three children
and sister Miss Bogie .of Goderich
township.
Mr. Benson Pentland of Detroit is
on a visit with his mother Mrs. A. B.
Pentland. ’ ’ ’ .
Mrs. John, Anderson is visiting her
iSidn Mr. Tho. Anderson, Goderich. -
Misses Bertha anfl.Donalda Jones,
G. C. L students were home for over
the week-end with their parents, Mr.
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Coupons Gi/on Free at the fallowing Club Merchants:
TEMPLETON £ CO. -
A. E. MeKIM
THE VARIETY STORE
T. W. SMITH
MacDONALD BROS.
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THE MARKET STORE
RAE & PORTEOUS
THE FORD GARAGE
F. M. PATERSON
FINLAYSON BROS.
« WM. MURDIE & SON
R. H. THOMPSON
D. H. AGNEW
HOLLYMAN’S BAKERY
W W. HILL
RATHWELL & "REED
F. T. ARMSTRONG
B. PEARLMAN
A. T. DAVISON & SON *
LUCKNOW SENTINEL
Accounts at all Club 5
Night, Oct. 10
For Further Information, Write or Phone Club Headquarters--
THE SENTINEL R. L TAYLOR, Manager
f rom Tues., Oct. 6th to
His eyes are always alert,
His aim is so true,
While he was throwing his darts
uld pqot Clara do?
e stood| firm in her fortress,
’She clung to her right '
But with an onslaught of arrows,
She succumbed in the fight.
However she later arose,
A victor with .pride,
And before this week is ended,
Will be a sweet bride.
So here we have gathered,
Our thoughts to reveal.
Our ^hearts o’er flowing with wishes
' To grand to conceal
Please accept these wee tokens,
All wrapped up, in rhymnes. *
Which in the days of the' future
Will be read betimes.
These wishes are too varied,
. And many here to recite,
One wish however is common
To each one tonight.
May God . in his great goodness,
Your home, with love adorn,
And never, never, let it slip
Until that hallowed mor^.
When we gather on yonder shore,
These loves to renew,
And thru eternity thank God
Who kept them true.
The gifts were then handed her
while Misses Maribelle MacDonald,
Mary Fihlayson and Sadie McChaTles
read the accompanying verses.
Miss Marion Munn rendered vocal
solos and Mrs.. Dunean Munn enter
tained with instrumentals while the-
trousseau was displayed. A dainty
lunch brought a pleasant evening to
a-, close. ’. ■ ■
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KINLOUGH BOUNDARY WESTST. HELENS i Dohald on Monday. Mrs. Dumin re-
_____ turned.with-them to Drew.
The meeting of the Y. P. U. was Mr. Peter Barrie of Paisley was 'a
held on Sunday evening with the vice- i
president, Mr. W. A. Miller in the E. J. Thom and other friends.
Andrew Gaunt H ■ Bonito. • .
prepared hy Ma. M. C. Rutterford week-end guests »ith her mother . Mrs- w- H. Simpson of Mooresville and attended them brother (Manto
-mroor fnr Pnmthir MtTTw .. ■ „ . ... - - .. • ■ js visiting her sister, Mrs. W. Boyle, marriage to Miss Clara MacDonald on
I Mr. and Mrs. Ott;o Hewitt and son Saturday last. We extend our heart-
- , , j of Bervie. spent Sunday at Bert Me- * iest congratulations to this young
end with Mr. and Mrs. MacCharles, f lans’ ' Couple and welcome Mrs. Richards to
Clover Valley. . * Mr an<j Mrg R were Sunday our community.
Rev. Mr. Patton of Ashfield circuit visitors at G. B. Hodgkinsons’^ Miss Myrtle Webster of Wellesley
preached in the United . Church on fiftieth Anniversary services
Sunday morning. Rev. H. M. Wright fje held in the Presbyterian- Church
Mr. Peter Barrie of Paisley was a Mrs. Ai Crang of Kinloss and Mrs. Jim Richards of Fie-'
week-end visrtoir with Mr. and Mrs. | .^r' an<^ Mrs. B- Logan and Lenore of sherton,. Miss. Lila Richards 4>f Trir-
- - — • • - [Ripley were Sunday visitors at Jas,- ‘cnto and Mr. Noryal of Guelph Q.A.C.
t,. , . _ Hodgins. spent the week-end at their homeMrs. Andrew Gaunt and Murray | _ _______________ ____ ____ __m _ I _
road by Dorothy MHIer. ; gherwood in Ashfield. I
Mr. and Mro Wnt DalEn? of Moro Miss Annie-Wateon spent tfe
kton and the latteris two sisters from - -- . I
the West were callers on Thursday
with Mrs. MiHer and Mrs. Gordon.
Messrs. Cecfl and Horold Hyde of
Kincardine were home for the week-
en<^- conducted anniversary services- at
Mrs- EDroH Webster of Wingham Hackett’s Church
was a recent visitor with Mrs. John
Webster.', -> ' ~
Mr. and Mrs. Robinson Woods, Mr. Wawanosh Council and Mrs. Lome Woods and Mrs. R.| u /
X Woods'attended the Golden Jubilee « - “ . •
Service of the Brocefield United -
' Chnroh on Santoy evening. The West. Wavran^h Jo^sh>p-
' Council met on the above date with
. Anniversary Services will be con" ^ff^bhe ; members present. • 'Jhe min-
ductedi in the United Church eg Sun- , 0^es of fagt meeting were read . and
day, Qctbber 18, whprt Rev. J. F. I accepted oit motion of Councillors Me-.
Anderson of Whigham will be thej
special speaker. I
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dornin returned
from their wedding trip On Thursday, j.
Mro. Elizabeth. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs.
JuMlS^ylor, Betty and BiUy, Mrs-
Lumby and ■ Mrs. Edrth Mudie of
Guelph were recent visitors with the
former sister. Mrs. Webster and other
friend’s. Mrs. Taylor is remaining
for ag extended visit.
Mr. Dan and Miss Annie McKenzie
of Wingham were callers on ..friends | Finnigan,
m the village on Monday.
A TT‘T>a-FzX'w» -I
Charles of Drew were visitors with ’ The Council adjourned tfi meet Oct.
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pURNIN PHILLIPS, clerk.
,.y.
1 couple and welcome Mrs. Richards to
next Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7-30 pun.
Special preacher will be Rev. D. J-
Lane of Goderich.
Misses Edna and May Boyle attend
ed the Richards-MaeDonald wedding
on Saturday
Sunday visitors with Mrs. “J. Percy
and Mrs. Blackwell were Mr. and Mrs.
Geo? Percy and family of Glammis,
Mr. CJarence Blackwell and Mrs. B.
Blackwell of Kincardine Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Blackwell of 'Bervie.
Miss Myrtle Webster of Wellesley
i parents Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Webster,
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Hender-
son spent last Saturday aftetnoon in
Kincardine visiting Mrs. Henderson’s
sister Mrs. Donald CardisS who is a
patient in| the HospitaL
. Quite a few frpm around here att
ended Teeswater Fair, on Wednesday.
Mr. Donald Henderson has been
busy conducting'Wear Ever Allumin-
um demonstrations in Wingham Dis
trict.
Quillin'’and Aitchison.
It was decided*, on motion of Coun
cillors Aitchison and Gammie, that
the Reeve, Councillor Smyth, and the
Road Superintendent meet with those
interested on the sight of the Kearney,
drain and. arranged for the Constac
tion of a new drain. '
The following accounts, were rpad
and ordered paid on motion of. Coun
cillors Smyth and McQuilTm:-
Sigpal Printing Co.T printing, J7I.25
YKrnnigan, Sheep Claim, . $5.00'
U. Thompson, 2 Sheep Insp., $3.00
Harry McAllister ^ and son ’ Thomas ' Webster, sheep claim* $20.d0.
her mother, Mrs. Chas. Dumin Sr. 15th. at 1.30 P- M. ( ■
and with Mr. and Mrs. Colin Mac- pURNIN - PHILLIPS, clerk.
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Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Fisher of Hami
lton and Mrs. Hedley were guests of
their sister Mrs. Robt. Hunter for a
few days last we^k.
Mr. , and Mrs. Jno McKinnon, of
Tiverton spent Sunday with Mr. Wm.
Hunter’s. Mrs. McKinnon and babe
remained for a week. •
Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Gibson of Clin-?
tpn spent Sunday with Mrs. Gibson
and family. ,
Mr. and Mrs. / Less Ritchie and
Alvin visited Mrs. Sherwood at. TAnes.
Miss5 Lorena Hogan of , Markdale
spent week-end with her parents.
COST OF FEEDING JAIL
INMATES 4’/zc PER MEAL
The annual report of . the Bruce
County, jail shows that the commis
sariat of the institution has - been
feeding its charges at the rate of 4fiic
each per meal. which/is sure feeding
’em eheap as compared with prevail
ing cafeteria rates. 1 > ' • ■
The total crist df operating the
Bruce jail for the past fiscal year
was $2974.15. This includes food,
fuel., clothing, officials’, salaries,
riiaintenance and repairs. According
to statistics the Bruce County citadel
has the lowest paid officials o^ ivay
jail in the Province of Ontario, There
are 24 cells in the Bruce bastilb and
the highest number occupied at any
one time during the past year was
19. Of the 134 admitted during the
year no less than 128 were males, as
compared to 5 females. . •
ASHFIELD
Miss Jessie MacRsfe of Toronto
spent the week-end with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. John MacRae.
Ashfield Native Dies
Word was received Thursday Oct.
1st. of | the death of Mr. David Mac-
Lean of Chicago. Mr. MacLean
was the youngest sori of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Alex MacLean arid had
made his home in Chicago for several
years. His wife predeceased him.
We extend sympathy to his sister
Miss Mary and his two brothers Alex
and Donald who still reside on the
homestead.
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The Rally Day service which had
been postponed from Sept. 28th was
field on Oct. 4th. Rev. J. K. MaeGilli-
vary was in charge and tfie children
all took their part very welL Misses
Mae and Bertha MacKendrick sang
a duet very sweetly. ^Pins were
presented to the children who had
attended thirteen Sundays, in suc
cession. This is a plan carried out
by the pastor of the congregation. '
On Tuesday evening the friends of
Miss Clara MacDonald, a bride elect
met to shower her with miscellaneous
gifts. Friends were present from
Lucknow and Ripley arid a very pleas
ant evening was spent. Clata was
completely taken by surprise but re-,
plied suitably when presented with
•her'gjftSi' '■ - : ■ \ ’
On Saturday, October 3rd the hbrETe^
of Mr. arid Mrs. Trim MacDonald was
the scene of a very happy event
When tftfeir eldest daughter,, Clara
Isabel was United in marriage to Mr.
, A. Richards of Pai^riiount.
J. K. MacGfllrvary officiated.
Only a few of the bride’s intimate
friends were present. After the wed
ding dinner the young couple left on(
their honeymoon. On their return they
will reside on the groom’s farm at
Paramount. Congratulations.
_ and Mrs. Frank Jones._ ______■ ,
■ Friends regretted to hear last week
-end of the head-oh-cpHision and accfi-
Fred Treleaven and son, Conrad,. Tor
onto, which oceured on the highway
between Fergus and Toronto, meeting
another motorist. Mr. Treleaven’s
son Conrad was the most unfortunate,
suffering fronx concussion off the
brain and only rallied to conciousness
about four days afterwards. Mr Tre
leaven’s recovery is quit* likely hut
for the other motorist little hope was
held.' We, hope for better news of
their condition. Mrs. Robt. Trelea
ven is Mr. Fred . Treleaven’s mother.
Miss Marjorie | McDonald of Ches-
ley was home with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. R. McDonald on Sunday. .
A concert of high standard<■ was
given in the United .Church oh Tues
day night to a fair crowd.; The talent
Was composed of negro spirituals
“The Carolina Singers”, and was re-
cieved with good applause.
The W. M. S. of Erskine Presbyter
ian Church held the October meeting
at the home, of one of the members’
Mrs. Frank Jones on Thursday after
noon. Mrs. R. McWhhmey presided
and after the devotional period gave
a talk on the subject, “A Cloud of
Witnesses”,; and Mrs.- Davidson, Mrs.
Fitzgerald, and Miss Mary MacKenzie
gave missionary readings. Two quilts
made by the ladies were on display
and sent to the supply secretary of
the PresbyteriaL After the dosing
prayer by Mrs. W. R. Stothers, lunch
was served by the hostess.
Dungannon Fair is the big attrac
tion this week, being held Thursday
and Friday, with all’ that goes to make
up a real fair, the last, but not least
We hope for “good weather” and a
“good time”.
Mr. Goodfellow a returned mission-
’ ary from B. C- is to speak at the
Y, P. U. of the United Church next
Thursday night Oct. 15th. Lantern
slides on B.C. will be a special fea
ture of the evening. AH are wel
come ”■
The Y- P. U. of the United Church,
reorganized for the coming season on
Wednesday evening of last week with
Thornton Eedy, convenor., of Christ
ian Culture, presiding. Miss Olive
Farrier offered prayer. Rev? T. R.
Turner'had charge of the topic—“The
Drama”. Election bf officers followed
directed by Mjf. Turner and resulted
as follows: Pres. Marjorie McDonald;
vice-pres. Olive Farrier; sec. Lucille
Eedy; trees. Kitchener Finnigan;
Christian Mission; Cora Finnigan’;
Christian Fellowship Convenor, Cora
Dickson; Christian Citzenship, Hugh
McWhinaey; Christian Culture, Helen
Anderson; Directors of Recreation,
Cora Culbert; assistants Wilma Tre
leaven and Thornton Eedy; Directors
of Publication, Winnifred McClure;
Boys Work Promotion, Kenneth
Hodges; Director ..of Leadership Tr
aining, Rev. T. R. Turner; Pianist,
Wilma Treleaven; assistant, Marjorie
McWhinney.
Mr. Harvey Nivens of Sault Ste
Marie was a visitor-the first of the
week with his uncles Mr. Wm.
Dave NivOns and their relative’s.
SPORT NEW$
After battling their way practi
cally to the Ontario “C” finals, Wing
ham dropped the 3rd game of ths
semi-final series with Sunderland in
Kitchener on Saturday by a score of
7 to 5.
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A walk, an error and a fielder’s
choice gave Sunderland, last year’s
“C” Champs, their margin of victory
in the 9th inning. .
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Sunderland now meets Woodstock
for the Championship.
Southampton^ chances of becom
ing Ontario **iA” Champs dropped
sharply on jSaiturday when Filder
bested Goldsmith by a score of 4 to 2
in the Fishermen’s own park.
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Rounding into late season ‘ form,
Gordon Irwin, who has been a feared
pitcher in these parts for 20 years,
is still hurling them in *a formidable .
manner and is drawing regular as-
singments with the Wingham. Hurons.
—Gord pitehed them to a-fi-S win in -
the 3rd game in the Petrolia series
and in Sunderland last Wednesday;
whs on the hilltop when the Hurons
lost 3 to 2 through no fault of , Irwins.
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With Bob Thompson leading the
hitters, with a mark about .375, these
two Lucknowites provide considerable
power to the Hurons in their quest
for the Ontario “C” Championship.
Concerning Irwin’s performance in
the game at Petrolia the Advance-
Times says:,
“Lion’s share of the honours rightly
go to stout-hearted old Gord. Irwin.
Undismayed when a double-play mis-.
fired and two runs scored in the 3rd
and two more pattered across on - a
misjudged fly in the fourth, bld lion
heart kept pegging right along and
allowed only one earne^h run. And
was Gord ever bearing down in the
ninth! The big felow would have
thrown his arm off Ms body if ne
cessary to retire those last three bat
ters.”
Miss. Helen Haldenby spent the
week-end with her grandparents Mr.
and Mr. J. H. WalL
Mr. Jack Ross spent Sunday after
noon with Mr. Art Hodgins.
Miss Mabel Ross returned home
Saturday from Ceeil, Robb’s,” where
she has been engaged for a month.
Mrs. Earle Hodgins picked A nice
sprig off a raspberry bush with sever
al large ripe raspberries on it last ..
week. | .
Mr. Jack SchmnUker spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Earle Hodgins.
Mr. and Mrs. Morley Bell and fam
ily spdnt Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Hannah.
Master Kenneth Thompson is
spending a few weeks with his grand
mother Mrs. W. Hodgins.
Mt3. Wm. Alton and Douglas
spent a couple of weeks with Mr. and ■> -
Mrs. Fred Thompson. -
r Quite a number from around here
attended the funeral of Mrs. Krae- .
mer winch was held on Saturday at
Holyrood.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Wraith and
Gertie spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Whytock.
Mr. Dave Edgar, Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Edgar and family spent Sunday with
Mt. and^-Mrs. Frank Dobson of Pais
ley.
Detective Seargt Wm. McCullough
and Mis. McCullough of London,
spent Monday at Earle Hodgins..
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RAPID CITY
and'
LITTLE GIRL KILLED
.The home of Reeve George Feagan
of Colborne Township was sadly ber
eaved on Saturday- afternoon when
their six-year-old daughter was in-,
stantly killed. Thrown from a farm
wagon when the team bolted, the
heavy wheel passed over the little
tot’s head causing instant death.
Her fourteen-year-old brother had
alighted to open the gate, when the
horses started to rim. Grabbing the
tailboards he hoisted himself up and
made a valiant effort to halt the team
but as the wagon bounced over some
stones at the roadside his little sister
wa^ thrown out. . 1Mr. Allan McConnell of Sudbury
was a week-end visitor at his home
here.. ”
BORN—On Wednesday Sept. 30th j
to-Mr. and Mrs. R. McQuillin, a son.
Congratullations. .
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Webster spent
Thursday in London. •
Silo filling is the order- of the day i
in this vicinity. , |
® Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Reed, Jean and
Eunice spent Sunday with Mr. • hud
Mrs; Archie Nicholson, Belfast.
Mrs. R. McQuillin, St.. is with her
daughter, Mrs Wm. Griffin.
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm-Stewart, Mr.
and\ Mrs. Harold- Stahley visited bn
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Eng
land, Ashfield.
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