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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY
MARKED AT KINGSBRIDGE
JOHN grant: .
62 Riverside Drive
Kapuskasing
ASHFIELD
-Mrs. R. Martin of* Toronto is
visiting with relatives here. •
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Barrett and
little daughter of Toronto spent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
Henry MacKenzie. • '
Mr.. John Bradley has the
’ foundation of his house finished.
He is building on the 12th Con.
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The Girl Guide Camp at the
end of the 12th Con.. is in full
swing. A -
The boys from Kintail Camp
with their leaders attended the
Presbtyerian church in a body
on Sunday morning. „ “ •
Advertising doesn’t cost •
pays!
BORN . ILOCAL PLANT BEING
STEWART—in Toronto on Mon-
day, June 22nd to Mr. and Mrs.
Bain Stewart of Toronto, a son,
Dayid Grant.. .
SCOTT in Wingham General
Hospital on Monday, June 29th,
1953, to Mr. arid Mrs. Ken Scott
Of Belgrave (nee Lottie Saund
ers), a daughter.. ' \
ADVE^TISEP FOR SALE
Toronto' dailies have been car
rying a large ““For Sale’’ display
advertisement, including a pic
ture of the local furniture^ plant
which has been idle for many
months. -The description of the plant
was as follows: With Moore,Kiln)
about 1,700 feet track storage for
lumber. Air machines are motor
ized, An ideal little plant, ap
proximately 28,000 square feet,
210 feet long x 60 feet, two stor-.
^’s.. 'elevator, ~paibt shed; sprink-:
ler “system,"and brjek. house for1
mariager/-or. bwn,er.' Located, at
Lucknow Qri No. 860 Highway.,
For appointment or further de
tails see W. P. Renaud, 476 King
St. West, Kitcheher, telephone
6-6427.
NETHERY REUNION HELD
IN LUCKNOW SATURDAY
About 110 members of
Nethery Clan . gathered at
home of Mr. ’ and Mrs. .
Douglas on Saturday for their
annual reunion. Supper was ser
ved in the Recreational Centre,
across from the Douglas, hqme
the
the
W. J.
arid fHe~visitors were generous m
their praise of this building,
which offered spacious accomo
dation, complete With all the
facilities necessary for conven
iently serving such a gathering/
_D./ A/ MacLennan of Lobhalsh.
was on hand to provide bagpipe
selections and piped the gather
ing into supper. Members of The
Clan were present from Quebec;
Hamilfrinr-^Sarnla, Galt, Wain-
Tleetr-London^Cliriton^Goder-ichy^
Londesborb, Wingham,? Bly th and
Belgrave.
ATTEND ORANGE SERVICES
“M^embersoPMaple-Grove
Orange Lodge of Zion held their
annual church parade on Sunday
evening, June 28th, to Zion Un
ited Church, where they were
^addressed by the pastor, Rev. J.
*R, Dickinson.
Last Sunday morning Maple
Grove members took part in a
church parade to Kincardine Ang
lican Church, and in the evening
attended service in Dungannon
United Church' Where-t-hey—were
addressed by the pastor, pev.
George R. Watt,: The fact that-,
th'e hydro Went off .midway thru
the service did not interrupt pro
ceedings, aS hymns were sung
and an impressive sermon . was
delivered by Rev. Watf. • ■
During, the service Miss Olive
Blake sang a solo arid Messrs,
Thomas and Howard Blake, a
duet.
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 8th, 1953 ■
ZWHITECHURCH
' Mr. apd Mrs. Herb Laidlaw &
Ivan are spending this woek vis
iting friends in Cayuga & Cleve
land,. Ohio. y ‘ . ’ ♦
Mrs. Jas. Wilspn had a. plastic
demonstration in her . home on
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The week-end saw district resi
dents and old boys arid girls,
flocking to Kingsbridge for the
50ith anniversary of the laying of
the cornerstone of St; Joseph’s
Church. ...■
Under'the'direction of the par
ish priest, Father H. Van Vynckt.
no effort was spared to make this.
eVent the success it turned out
to. be. .
An anniversary banquet ‘was
held at noon on Saturday pre
sided oyer by Father Ed Gar
vey, C.S,B. An official welcome
was extended iby Reeve,Elmer
Graham of Ashfield, and provin
cial and federal, members were
among others called on. .
A reunion of old schoolmates
was held at thescrioolhouse^in,
the. afternoon and. a big garden
party held in the evening, follow
ed by games arid dancing.
Special services were held on
Sunday. ■ ‘ '/
St. Joseph’s Church has an en
viable record, for, this parish
through the: years, has produced
some thirty-five sisters and eight*
een religious brothers and priests.
MAGISTRATE McCLEVIS
CRITICAL OF CAR JDEALER. .^.
Magistrate McGlevis was highly
critical of- a Wingham car dealer,
who took a; 16-year-old boy’s note
on^a used car, and then .refused
tri take the Car back. The de
nunciation came while the Magis
trate was hearing a change. ,o|
gasoline theft in Lucknow involv-
Jng_A;.jpcaL .yobngllman^and —a
Wingham youth/ The former re
ceived a three months’ jail term,
demonstration in her , home oh
Wednesday of last week. Mrs. R.
Seddqn was the demonstrator. •
BQBNin Wingham Hospital
to Mr. arid Mrs? IWn Dickson
(formerly Mildred Moore), a son
bn July 3rd.
Mrs. Joe Tiffin, Mr. and Mrs.
W. R. Farrier, Mr, arid Mrs. G.
E. Farrier and family attended___
the 45th wedding, anniversary of
Mr. .and Mrs/ Sam Reid at the
home of their daughter, Mr, and
Mrs/ .Peter Cpok.
, ’George McClenaghan’s house
was struck by lightning on Sun
day night, -
Mr. Fred Moore has started to
work for Mr. Cecil Walpole in
Wingham,.
Mr. ” and Mrs. E. H. Groskorth
and daughter Karen and Rickie
Bagg spent the week-end at
Unionviller Rickie stayed down
home and Paul Groskorth, who '
has been visiting'* there for the
past two weeks returned home
with them; J
_lMr.jand__Mrs.~Itwin/McClena-
ghan and daughter Mary Louise
of St. Thpnjas' visited at the home .
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Et
D. McClenaghan on Sunday,
Mrs. S. H. Thompson is visit
ing with her daughter, Mr. and
Mrs.-Stanley- Moore for a week"
or two. .
Mr. and Mrs. “ Jas. Paterson of
Kitchener spent the week-end at .
his brother’s, Albert Paterson.
MrL and Mrs. Gib Hamilton &
family/ of Lucknow visited? Sun-
day with. Mr, rind Mrs. T/ Morri
son and Mr. arid Mrs. H? Buck
ton and Miss Joan Hamilton who
has been visiting here for the ’
last- week; returned"'home witlT"
them. ;
Mr. Thos. Ross, Mrs. A. J. Mur- r. '■
ray and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fells
iandilf amily, .all of /Toronto, are.
Spending a few days at their sum
mer home at Langside.
• Mr. and Mrs. * Orville Mitchell
and family of Toronto, spent the °
week-end. at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. W-m. Henry. Francis Henry /
who has been visiting in Toronto,
returned home with them. ’ \
kMr. and Mrs. Allgood of Bur- / .
ford visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. W, Bell. Misses' Roxy
AllgoOd and Janis Mudford are
spending: their holidays with Mr.
and Mts. W.. Bell. / . ?
. Mr. arid Mrs. Wm. Parker and .
farhily of near London visited on
Sunday with ljer parents, Mr. &
Mrs. B. D. MoCienaghan.
We are sorry to hear that Mrs/
_Jas. Forster isn t. .as!—well—as^het"------
many friend^would like to hear.
. Misses r/Margaret and Fanny
Paterson and Mr. Fred Paterson'.,
all of Leamington, are visiting7
their brother, Mr/ McK. Pater
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Johnston
of Lucknow and Miss Winnifred
Farrier left. this week’ for the .
West for a visit. ?
Mr. arid Mrs. Archie Watt arid ,
family of Toronto visited a day
last week with his parents, Rev-
and Mrs. W. J. Watt,
Rev. W. J. Watt had charge of
the services in the Gorrie United
church, .
BORN—in Ridgetown to Mr. &
Mrs. James MacIntyre (formerly
Faye - McClenaghan), a son, on
July 6th. .
Mr. and Mrs?~ Bucktori .an- . -
spending-* a Jew day^ with their
^daughtery-Mr.-an d—Mr sr-G-i b-Htn i n——;
ilton of Lucknow.
Mr..and Mrs. H. D. MacDonald '•
moved to their new, home on
the ,10th Con- of East /WaWanosh, y
the former Stanley Snell farm,
last week. ,We' will miss them '
in our community.
with the Wingnamite receiving
suspended sentence.
The Walkerton Herald-Time.^
quotes Magistrate McClevis as .
-foIlQWS; -— « ■ —r—.j
“A dealer who . would sell a .
jalopy to’ a 16-year-old boy ought
to be in jail- himself”* said the .
magistrate. Wheri informed by
Provincial Constable Boyce that •• .
th^ car dealer had the boy’s note ’ ’
for $300 against the car* the mag
istrate-said that while it Was not ' /
his place to give legal advice, thy "
riote cririndt be- ‘cqllected^/oh; 1
suggest you run the car into tht
/dump?.;,, ;/■ :
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