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/. • WEDNESDAY, JULY 22nd, 1953
family reunions
DICKSON—ARMSTRONG
The annual reunion, and' picnic
of the Dickson-Armstrong clan
was held at R. C.' Armstrong’s
“Bbwhill Farms” on Con. 8, Cul-
ross with almost 100 present. A
program of sports, races~ and
games was run off, with a sump
tuous supper on the lawn, feat
uring ice cream and watermelop.
In the election of officers Wil
fred, Farrish of Ashfield was suc
ceeded as president by Mel pick
ton, Dungannon; 1st vice, Elliott
Finnell, Bidgetown; 2nd vice, R.
C, Armstrong; sec.-treas, Grace
Richardson; lunch committee for
1054/ Mrs. Evan Smyth; Mrs. H.
Armstrong, Mrs. J. Lane, Mrs. R.
J. Armstrong, Mrs. L. J. McKee,
; . sports: Mrs. Jack Westlake, Mrs,
Alan Hallidhy, Hugh Armstrong,
Mrs. N.' McKee, Bob Douglas and
Mrs. Roy Gordon. > /
The picnic next year will be
* held at Tees Water. «
Oldest lady present: Mrs. Jane
Hughes; oldest man, Angus' Mc-
Diarmid; wedding anniversary
nearest the picnic date, Mr. and
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
DONNYBROOK
Congratulations itb Mr. & Mrs;
H. Jefferson on the arrival of
their baby daughter on July 11th.
Miss Elaine Jefferson was a
week-end visitor at Niagara Falls.
Sgt. and Mrs. Herb Dainty
have returned to Kingston after
a week’s visit at the home of' Mr.
and Mrs. Ed> Robinson and other
friends. The boys remained for a
longer Visit. *
Chamney of Windsor is
visiting at the home of his grand
parents, Mr; and Mrs; R. Charn-
ney. Sunday visitors aLthe Cham-
>ney. home included Mrs? ' Reg
Schiiltiz, Mrs. Leatherlan^,- Sr„
Mrs. Norman Vincent and sons
of Londesboro, Mr. and. Mrs.’
Robert Brooks of Toronto and Mr.-
and Mrs. Snider, Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. McKenzie of Wingham.
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NUPTIAL PARTY
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Miss M. E. Adams of Wingham
jWas guest, of honor at at lovely,
party on Tuesday afternoon, July
14th, at Mr. and. Mrs. Howard
Maqhan’s cottage at. Kincardine
When .Mrs, Machan received the
nurses and friends. . •
' The u afterpoon was. spent in
various games ' and Mrs. Machan
and .helpers served, delicious, re
freshments. Letters of good wish-'
es„ .werie read to the brjde-to-be
from Mrs. W, A, .Kirkpatrick,
Maidstone, Sask.; Mrs. Geo; Love,
Chatsworth; Mrs. Clarence Green,.
Grand Bend; Mrs. Wallace Pascoe,
Burketon; Mrs..Chris Cook, Luck-,
now; Miss Jeanette . B. Cottill,
Toronto; also Mrs/ Bert Walden
and Mrs. Clifford Cottrill who
were unable to attend.
The nurses brought a favorite
recipe, for the bride-elect. There
was much fun and laughter when
each nurse related a humorous
incident during her nursing car
eer. / ,o'- ;
‘ Mrs. Neil MacDonald read the
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Mrs. G. Richardson; most recent-,
ly married, Mr. and Mrs. Evan
Smyth; youngest baby, Paul Geb-'
hart;, coming farthest ,distance,
Mrs. R. McCullough, Qu’Appelle,
Sask.; largest load, Wilfred Far-
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following address: |
Dear Miss Adams, . ? ‘ |
It is with pleasure we are gath
ered . here this afternoon to honor
you on your engagement and be
fore you leave our tnicist. /
We 'have . spent much. time to
gether in the past years arid have'
many pleasant memories of those
days. We wish you ari the bless
ings and. happiness in your: future
home and would ask you to, ac
cept this gift with our have.
May your coming years be hap
py, •. ; .
The.best you have'ever seen, <
Is wished to you for old times’
sake,.' l ' /' ■ ■'
To keep our friendship green.
iOn behalf of 30- nurses whose
names were on the card, Mrs.
Machan presented Miss Adams
with a beautifully wrapped white
Viceroy Kenwood blanket, and an
envelope containing money.
Miss Adams thanked all for the
beautiful gift, good wishes and
the lovely party which all en
joyed. °
ZION
The WjM.S. July meeting was
held at the home of Mrs, Bill,
Hunter witn i p m.embers present.
It was the‘young ladies meeting.
Mrs. Frank Ritchie presided. Mar-
lene. Hunter read the scripture
lesson.- A duet was rendered by /./
Marlene Hunter and Carol Helm '
and a reading by Roberta Helm. ;
Mrs. Allan Ritchie is to get the /
prpgram/for the next nieeting; it,
being/the, Pightj Bearers meeting.
A letter of thanks was received
from; Mrs, .Hary.ey Ritchie and ’
Mirs Robert. Ritchie*for. fruits' sept
when ill. A piano solo was play -.
ed by Carol Gardner. Beatrice
Giibson gave a reading, Mrs,. Bill
Hunter had the Christian stew;-~
ardship. Roberta Helm and Beat
rice Giibson sang and Carol Gard-
ner told a story. Marlene Hunter
played a piano solo and follow
ing a hymn/Mrs. Frank Ritchie
closed with prayer.
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Vote for ANDY ROBINSON
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I> we will stop budgeting for bloated surpluses which—
| in three years—took from the people’s pockets the
I staggering sum 'of $1,618,000,000 more than the
I Government needed.,
We will end the shocking conditions in our Defence
? Department which the Goyernmenfs own investigator,
(Col. G.S. Currie) described as: "A general breakdown
Rr ip the^system of administration, supervision and
I accounting •. . Accounting records in a chaotic con-
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I extent of irregularities . .. Waste and inefficiency for
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We wi//, without impairing, the efficiency of our "
Armed Forces, correct the appalling inefficiencies in
* the administration of the Department of National
Defence.
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We Wi7/ provide the nation with an administration
whose attitude towards the spending of public monies
will be one of prudence and common sense. A new
(^Government in itself will mean substantial savings! to
the taxpayer—if will replace a Government whose
arrogant indifference to economy was best expressed
by Mr. Howe’s scornful remark, ’’What’s a Million?”. Orr
”lf fhey need a gold-plated piano it is* our duty to
buy it”. • '
We will reduce o£ eliminate countless hidden, indirect taxes which
7- grossjiifIdle the cost of consumer goods, add to the grievous cost of y __-h
Hvirg, increase the price of homes beyond fhe^capacity of most of our~"^" 7" ——
"7 people fo payTdis^ourage saving and initiative.~ people to pay, discourage saving and initiative.
, We will reduce federal taxes by at least
$500,000,000 a year ... without reducing any
pensions, family allowances, Or other social
security payments.
$500,000,000
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