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■ WEDNESDAY, JAN. 28th, 1053
GOLDEN WEDDING
WAS, CELEBRATED
On January 21st, Mr. and Mrs.
.Wesley Hedtey celebrated the
50th anniversary of theit Mar
riage rit their home in Glamis,
when their family gave a dinner
in honor of their parents.
On January 21st, 1903, at St,
Mathew’s Anglican church, Kin-
garf, ReW Bice, assisted by Rev.
Hall, united in’ marriage Martha
Ellen Gibson, daughter of George
: Gibton and the late Mrs. Gibson
of Con. 7, Kincardine and Robert
Wesley Hedley, sori of John Hed
ley and the late Mrs. Hedley of
. the 6th of Greenock. They were
attended by the groom's. sister,
Martha Jane Hedley, now Mrs.
. MacDonald of Kincardine, and
James Stringer, cousin of the
• bride; now of Olds, Alberta. Fol
lowing their marriage the bride
. and groom resided on the groom’s
farm, Con. 6, Greenock township
(where their youngert son Clar
ence now lives) until ten years
ago when they moved to Glamis.
They have a family of three
sons and one daughter, Mervyn
.• ; of Glamis, Marietta (Mrs? Jas.
, Husk, of Kincardine Twp.J Chas,
of Bervie, Clarence of Greenock.
Mr. Hedley Is 75 and Mrs. Hed
ley 74. They both enjoys fair
health. Mt Hedley is very act-
— ive arid raises a large garden
every year. One of Mrs. Hedley’s
pleasures is riiaking fancy pieced
quilts 'but her eyesight is failing
which is quite a handicap to her.
: They have a great love .for
v church and- -enjoy company and
. take an interest in all community
.affairs. '
For. the dinner a three-storey
/ wedding cake with. gold trim-
boundary east
BORN—to Mr. and Mrs. Car
man ,W. Farrier at St. Joseph’s
Hospital, Toronto; on Janu. 26th,
a daughter, Colleen Marie, a sis
ter for Brian,
Miss Winnifred Farrier of Tor
onto spent the week-end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Far
rier of Whitechurch.
Mr. Ken Patterson attended the
funeral of his sister-in-law, Mrs.
Pqttersdn at Leamington on
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. Mr, Bill Fisher of Mitchell
spent ithe week-end at his home.
? The Whitechurch Farm Forum
held a progressive euchre in the
hall on Wednesday night under
the direction of Mrs. Bob Pur-
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mings was in the centre of the
• table anti the room was tastily
1 decorated in gold and white.
’ Twenty-eight were present, at
I the dinnerdncl tiding Mr-. Hedley’s
sisters, “Mrs, Martha Jane Mac
Donald of Kincardine and Mrs.
Alice MacKenzie of Lucknow; a
sister-in-law, Mrs. Hattie Hedley
of Greenock;^ a brother-in-law*
Mr. John Gray of Toronto; Mrs.
Hedley’s sisters, Mrs. Laura Lew
is of Kincardine,'Mrs. Alice Bell,
of Pinkerton; her brothers, Mr.
J. G, Gibson and Mrs. Gibson of
CanningtOri, Mr. Albert Gibson
. of Owen Sound, Mr. Fred Gibson
and Mrs. Gibson'of Paisley. Also
present were Rev, P. F. and Mrs.
MJcSwean of Glamis and Mr. and
, Mrs. Hedley’s sons and their
wives; their daughter arid her
husband and grandchildren.
-"-~7™A‘bout“bneThuridred^and--thirty
friends called on this highly es-
, .teenied couple. Many beautiful
gifts arid cards, of congratulations
were received, among which was
one from Donald Blue, M P. arid
. one frorn Prime Minister Louis
St. Laurent.
Three former neighbors, Mrs.
George Kerslake, Mrs. George
Young and Mrs. Albert Young
served at the dinner and during
the receiving hours Mrs. Joseph
Wrightson, Mrs. Alice MacKen-
: zie/^Mrs. Alice Bell , and Mrs.
Martha J. MacDonald pourOd tea.
local red cross branch
CONTINUES GOOD WORK
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? The annual meeting of the
Lucknow; and Vicinity Branch of
the Canadian Red Cross Society
»—~was-held-onT-JanUary-20th in the
Town Hall,
The following, officers were
elected for 1953: hon. pres., Mr.
J. R. McNab; hon. vice presidents,;
Mr. T. Smith, Mr. Stewart Rob
ertson; pres., Mr. W, R. Ander-
sori;' vice - pres;, Mr, Janies. Hen
derson; sec.-. Mfrs. W. B. Adder-;
son; .trees., Mr. M. Couse; cha.ir-
man of campaign committee? Mr.
: ‘ ' J..Henderson; treas. of: campaign
, committee, Mr, A. E. McKim,. .
Reports of the year*s work wei‘0
.given. The women’s work -room
committee, reported 434 articles
of sewing, and 133 knitted articles
were- sent • to Toronto. Eleven,
blood transfusions Were provided.
Rit local patients during; the year.
The Branch,has fOpr wheel chairs
* -which are in use'all the time.
Tj.*e.treasurer_reporfe.d...a
Successful campaign last Spring
.and $980.00Zwas sent to’Head\
tiuarters with ithe balahoe of the
luhds being held for local use.
It was a worrying time . . . when
it should have been a happy one.
. The stork was flying, our way,, but*
we didn’t have the money neededto
welcome our new baby. After going
over our finances for the umpteenth
time, we decided there was nothing
for it but to cash our bonds. There
had been too many ’surprise’ expenses.
Luckily for us, our B of M manager
other ideas. -‘Here’s a real chance for you tohad <
$av.e, and you’re fnissing jt/* he smiled.
“Save? At a time like this?” we nearly shouted.
“It’s not as hard as you think,” he said* u.
a few of my. customers-do it.
“First, you have to plan yourself a budget.., You.
need a road map, if you’re to know where yqu’re
going with your money. Here’s a little booklet called
’Personal Planning’. Read it caretolly; It shows you
how to wptk out your owh way of getting ahead, saving regularly?'
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. THE Lucknow sentinel, lucknow, Ontario ' PAGE SEVEN
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• The /‘Jungle” echoed to
howl of 26 Cubs last Week under
the leadership of Akela arid his
assistants, Baloo, Bagheera and
Kaa. Sixer Bill Andrew conduct
ed the qpenihg ceremonies,’ All.
.•Sixes fell down greatly on spec-
ial-inspectionof7‘‘claws”^An-am-
bitious program of instruction; for
First Star tests was begun with
the leaders being assisted by
Scout Bill Ritchie. Tn the open-,
ing game of . the floor hockey
schedule the Whites defeated the
Grey Six 3-0; ;
Final payments of membership
fees are coming in well (but a few
boys, hayte' still neglected this
' matter. Just a final reminder,
Cubs. ‘ ’ ■ ' : ■ . a •
Congratulations to Scout Geo,
.Webster bn winning the Saugeen
District badge design competi
tion.
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land Richards, Mrs. Orville Jones,
Mrs, Wilfred Drennan,* Mrs. Grant
MaeDiarmid, Willard Thompson,.
Mrs. Vernon Hhnter, Mrs. Meijde-
john, Stuart Collyer, Mrs. ’Russell
Button and: * Rev.. Meiklejohn.
Floyd Wilson has since been add
ed fo the teaching staff.
a Qn Sunday evening Rev. Meik
lejohn presented certificates to
seven members who successfully
completed the leadership train
ing class held, last fall. Mrs.Yer-
non HunterjmdWin
soneachgaveoneoftheir~assign-
nient .papers sut the service. Cer
tificates were received by Mar-
•■•garet ■ Rae, Ernest jBlake, Mrs.
Wilfred Drennan, Mrs. Vernon
Hunte;, Mrs; ’Meiklejdhri, Mfrs.
Orville ‘ Jones and Willard
Thompson.
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INSTALLED OFFICERS,
PRESENTED CERTIFICATES
At the morning service * in the
United Church Rev. G. A. Meikle-
john-conducted—the~installation
of, Sunday School teachers, arid
expressed appreciation of their
services as well -as; those of the
superintendents, assistants and
musicians, « v \ /
The staff of teachers include
Mrs. George Andrew, Mrs.Or-
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financially—and how to save regularly from now on.
"But how can we save in our present pickle?’
I ashed him. ..'' ..i.'
. ^Borrow against your bonds,” he said. ”You’ve
got a steady job. After all, if you cash your bonds
now, you’ll have the money you need, but you won’t
have any savings left. If you use your bonds to
borrow, you *get them back by paying off your loan
instalments. In other words, you're saving your
savings. This is one of theJ times when borrowing
is really saving.” * -
. ‘ ‘ Our story has a happy ending* because our financial
worries went out of the window before the stork
quite flew in. Yes, our baby had a
happy welcome; We paid
> back the loan.. Now, we still
have , our bonds, we’re Jiving
on a budget suited to our
needs arid "aims’, AND we’re
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Saving is the only way. to move ahead of your worries, and stay ahead. And —
sometimesborrowing at the B ofM is the best way to save. Find out how to save:
despite today's high prices. Ask for your copy of ‘‘Personal Planning” -at your
neighborhood B of M branch. It’s, yours for the asking.
70 ANUUON CANADIANS
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Lucknow Branch: MURRAY COUSE, Manager
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