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Piece-Goods and Woollens
: AUXILIARY RALLY -
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Mrs. Richardson conducted the
election of a new officer,’ a de?
pity”'zone comihander, stressing
that she had nd authority other
than to act .for Ithe Zone com
mander in case, of illness. Mrs.
McCann of the Hdwick branch
was elected; ' She and Mrs. Eva
Black lyete candidates for the ap-
pointment. “
In her address Mrs. Richardson
pointed out that Auxiliary con
ventions had now -grown so large
that there were, only four cities
in the province that could offer
accomodation. The ,1954 conven
tion will be in London as Wind
sor could hot handle it. She said
^that a decision had to be/reached
as to holding conventions annual
ly or every second year..Besides
presenting-anaccomodationprob?
lem annual conventions will mean
an increase jn the per capita tax.
Twenty new Auxiliaries have
THE LUCKNOW. SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
I SEE BY THE SENTINEL ;
THAT ^rank Graham was P^o-
voked on Monday when a little
Bunting bird wasv shot on ‘ his
. farm which is a sort of bird
“sanctuary”. This little bird and/
July. 1952,
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'its brightly colored mate, have
Rested on the Graham farm for
two years, and Frank says (they
are very rare in these p^arts. As
a result af the incident, he has
ordered no shooting or tres-
passing on his property without
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THAT Mrs. Keith Blake was >e
door prizeWinner Wbndgy.
night’s dgnce, sponSorecpby the
Ladies’ Auxiliary t^o the Can
adian Legion. The prize was a
water set.
THAT George Lockhart discover
ed the remnants of a United
States weather balloon suspen
ded from.- a tree in, his bush.
It has been there several
:- months, as the dhte on it was
THAT op Tuesday, May 12ith; the
Rev. H. L. Jennings, John Me-
Quillin, lay ^delegate of . St. Pet
ter’s, Lucknow, and R. J. Dur?
riiri, lay delegate of St. Phul’a,
Dunganpon, attended the an
nual synod of the Diocese of
Huron in London._. " ' . *
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and more, are in the making.
There, are thirty^fivie zones Mn
the province ^nd membership and:
money raised is ybar by~ year set
ting new records., .
$8,000 is donated to; the schol
arshipfund which'iff* available to
veterans’ children.
Branch reports showed money
raised by card games, bazaars,
raffles, tag days, catering, dances,
sponsoring^ ball and hockey
teams, etc. ' ’; ?
All branches aid in providing
treats and comforts for hospital
ized veterans and,, funds . for a
weekly bingo. Most auxiliaries
have adopted a hospitalized vet
eran who. has no family or close
friends in this/part of the country.
• An invitation Was extended by
the Exeter branch to' hold the
next rally in that town. The 1953
provincial convention will <be in
Otitawa-with—Mrs^-EuniceReid
as the official delegate.
z Gifts were presented to Mrs.
Richardson, * Miss Hoyle, Mrs.,
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THAT the omission of the lowly
, comma was good for a joke at
the Publisher’s expense; In the
report of last week’s council
' meeting we said the Board
struggled with “complaints
from dogs to an estimated in
crease in the tax rate”. A com
ma after complaints would
—havesparedus.Mostcouncils
hear many? a growl but not of
the canine variety, and no
/doubt at times they may be
pretty . well.. convinced that
possibly the»adog is still1.man’s
ibestfriend.
THAT a; good deal of curiosity
was . aroused last wdek by a
very, badly wrecked car which
sat on the side of the highway
in front of the Caledonian Park.
The smashed ivehicle was being
towed from Kincardine by a
“junk” dealer, and towing dif
ficulties .decided him to park
the wreck and return later with
a truck to remove it.
J.
Allin;
■ In a lucky draw Mrs. Morris
Swanson of Wingham won. a
lovely lace table cloth and a
serving tray went to an Exeter
member.7 Ladies of the local
branch served lunch to conclude
a very successful rally.
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Mrs. Harold
the Guild prayer in unison led
by the president, Mrs. A. Foster.
Business was discussed, regarding
equipment for the church. Rev.
H. L; Jennings closed the meeting
with prayer. Aj dainty lunch was:
serived by the hostess and hen
daughter Isabel. Mrs. Harold
Adams will be hostess for ithe
June meeting, i
as-guest^arid- enjoyedrUier-^-talk-
on “A Good Mather”. She re
ferred and spoke kindly of the
late Mrs. Stimsqn. A pleasing
duet was rendered by Mrs. Joy nt
and Mrs. HaD with Mrs? Meikle-
jbhn as accompanist. Mrs. Rich
ards gave an interesting sketch
of the home life and life history
of the poetess, Edna Jukes. Mrs.
Jdhri Wraith and Mrs. A7 Hav-
ens reaebtwo jpf^her^paemsrALn-
. interesting “contest was conduct-1
ed and a dainty lunch was serv
ed* by the committee in charge.
Port Albert Ladies Guild
The ladies of the Anglican
Church, Port Albert, met at the
home of Mrs. 'Walter Tigert for
their May meeting. The meeting
opened by singing—the hymn “O
God, our? Help im Ages Past”. The
scripture lesson was read by
ENGAGEMENTS
The engagement is announced
of Ethel Mary MacKenzie,-daugh
ter of Mrs. Roderich MacKenzie
of Ashfield, and the late Mr. Mac-
Kenzie, to Mr. Gliff JR. Jackman.
son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Jackman
of Toronto. The marriage to take
place' in Ashfield Presbyterian
Church on Saturday, June 6th at
3.00 p.m., DJS.T.
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WISE BUYS to SAVE your FOOD
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Instant Coffee 57c
Lipton’s Tea Bags, 30’s .... 29c
Challenger Salmon,
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Breakfast Club
Strawberry Jam
I.G.A. Margene, lb. 34c
Red Bird Matches .... 3 for 25c
Oranges, .r o?; 29c
Green Onions
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Hunter-Kilpatrick Group
The May meeting of Group III
of .t he W.A. of the United Church
was held in the church basement
on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. V,
Hunter was 'in charge of the opr
ening-exercises. The meeting op
ened by singing .hymn 502 fol
lowed by prayer by Mrs.; McNab.
Mrs. Humphrey gave the scrip
ture reading.. The roll call was
answered ,by sixteen members
and, was answered by “a hat I
remember” which proved very
interesting. The Group is respon-
siblerfor the flowers in-church
for May and June. Mrs. Hunter
gave-a-splendid-report-of-the^W.
A. Presbytery which was held
at Underwood last week; Mrs.
Orland Ribhards took the , chair
for’ tile program; We were pleas
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