HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-05-27, Page 13Wednesday, may 3W 1953
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DON MacNAY WITH LEADERS’
CLUB ON LONDON VISIT
Donald MacNay, the Lucknow
District High School representa
tive on the Western Ontario
Leaders’ Club, spent last week-
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN!
THE CROWN
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GOD SAVE QUEEN ELIZABETH!
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Tom Anderson, Sec.
ral. .Supplying j
in the parish on Sunday-will. b$j
Mr. Brydal of Lpndon *and the1
service will be at. 2.30 p.m.^with
Sunday School fpllowing.
• Everyone is cordially invited to
attend the traveltalk and social,
-even in g—jn-the-HolyroocL Hall . on
Friday evening at 8.30 under the
auspices of the Evening Guild.
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A Toast To
HER GRACIOUS
LONG MAY SHE REIGN!
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Button’s Meat Market
: -Fresh and Cured Meats and Frozen Foods
Phone 54, Lucknow
LONG MAY SHE WEAR
Lucknow Fire Company
k. (J. Murdie, Chief.
KINLOUGH
The Glam is Y. P. presented
their play, “The Little Clodhop
per” at Holyrood on Friday even
ing. ■■ ; ■ ; ■■
Ladies from’ here attended a
shower for Miss Gertie Wraith,
-bride-electT-on—Thursday-evening
,at the home of Mrs. Morley Wall.
She received many lovely gifts.
Mrs. Wm,. Wall is in London
With Mr. and Mrs. Allan Wall.
Mrs. Bert Nicholson and family
spent Monday with relatives at
Amberley. . ' , .. ■ , ’
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Fruit Market J
‘‘Where Everybody /Shops”
Phone 119j LiicknoW
Mr.-' Dehzil Staffers returned to
Galt, after visiting with friends
here. ,
Mr. George Haldenby has been
confined to the house' with an
injured foot. ’,
The Anglican congregation are
busy these days painting the ex-
tenor of the church- and a new
concrete floor in the basement
was completed the end’ of last
week. All is being done in pre
paration for the garden party and
summer festival in June.
Mr. and Mrs. Verne Hodgins
of Angus spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs.. Torn Hodgins,
y Mr. and Mrs. Jack Graham of
Ann Arbor, Michigan, .are here
for a three-week' vacation with
, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Graham and
other relatives here. . ■
Mi*, and Mrs: Lloyd Conway of
Muskoka .. visited with- Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Nicholson and family.
Mrs.' Bert Nicholson and family
spent Sunday with';' relatives ■ at
Kincardine. '
• Mr. John. Prest will be in Lon-1.
dbn~bver the week-end where he I’,,
will be ordained on Sunday at'-
^vdPaul-^CaflTedral. Supplying | “ ..... ... ■ j
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(ter feign l)t filled .
with peace aru)pros per ihf
LONG LIVE THE QUEEN!
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We join the Commonwealth in paying homage
to our Beloved Queen.
MAY SHE LONG BE SPARED TO REIGN OVER US.
God Save The Queen!
Chisholm Relieved Justice
over Goderich>in the latter’s first,
effort of the season, the Mea/o^d
Express said that Charlie Justice!
was cuffed for. four runs ih: the
first inning and .when his sup
port blew up in the 4th,. sik more
■runs , crossed '■ the plate. Grant |
Chishojm took the mound with
out glove pr spikes and, finished
the game. Justice went 'to'short
and Miley to first'.'
X-RAY MORE THAN
ELEVEN HUNDRED
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A* total pf 1146 persons were
x-rayed here last Tuesday and
Wednesday, during the two-d.ay
visit of the mobile unit, ‘one of
two that are touring Bru^e in a
county-wide survey sponsored by
the ,Bruce County Tuberculosis
Association. •
A community canvas was con
ducted j-xy The Clansmen prior to
last week’s “.picture taking”.
’Clinic arrangements;and secret?
;ariaT work at the blinic were in
charge of the Local Association
of Girl Guides; Clinic, assistants
were members of ithe Association,
as follows:' Mrs. George Joyrit,
Mrs'.. Clair Agnew, JVIrs. Harold
Treleaven, Mrs. Bob Finlay,1 Mrs,
Clark Finlayson, Mrs. Roy Fin
layson, Mrs. W. B. Anderson,
Mrs,, J. iC< McNab, Mrs., Morgan
Henderson, Mrs. Wm. Schmid,
Mrs, Chas. Webster, Mrs. Lloyd
Ashton. • .
Boy Scouts in full uniform
assisted. J '
The first day of the survey was
light with only about four hun
dred attending. Wednesday was
a busy day,
the evening
Ithrqugh the
stream..
This x-rayThis x-ray unit on wheels is
valued at $48,000 and is operated
in ^shifts by_tw.o_.tech nician s.™~—=
This is the third survey to be
made locally. The* first clinic,
which ran for three days, was
held in June of 1947 with 2,100
persons x-rayed. The second
clinic was in August of 1949 with
an attendance of 1350. ’ ■ ■ .,<
The area covered by last week’s
survey was somewhat more lim
ited than formerly as x_-ravs- were
held in adjacent centres as part
of the county-wide program be
ing carried out. • :
end in London, when more than
60^members" bf -the ygrbap^WCrF
guests of, The London Free Press
and the University of Western
Ontario.
The boys, who are buitetandirig.
athletic and scholastic members
of secondary schools^ throughput
Western Ontario, tourpd “the Free
Press building and Western Uni
versity. At a banquet in the uni<
-versity~cafeteria^tlfejr'were pre
sented.- - with r their leadership
certificates, and were addressed
by . officials of the University and
of the Free Press.—. ——
On Saturday the boys were
guests at the WOSSA track meet.
- Don is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Alex MacNay. The Ripley rep
resentative was Bob MacDonald,
and from Wingham is. was John
Crawford. . •
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Wm. A. Schmid
Jeweh^r/ Phone 167-w, Lucknow
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WHO JAN NAME GALS IN --
PHOTO AT SENTINEL OFFICE?
There’s an old picture at The
.Sentinel Office, that so far de
fies anyone to name the young;
ladies in it. The group of .seven
young ladies, and pretty too, sur-
round Jock Adams. The picture,,
apparently was taken at reunion
time on the Main_St.-The-ladiesr
may have been visiting herb for
a couple of them wore “Buffalo”
pennants and two held United,
States flags.
r We received the .picture from
Miss Mary Struthers of Toronto*
who has been visiting here. It
was among a collection of. .old
pictures at the Struthers, home.
‘Old-tiipers* are invited to drop
into the office to see if they can
identify the" girls.
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LUMBER LIMITED
Phone 150, Lucknow '
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