HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-12-23, Page 11WEDNESDAY, DEC., 23rd, 1953 4
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Home, Luckriow, on December 15,1
1953, Ada Sims, beloved widow of
the late Judge Uriah McFadden
of Chatham, in her 86th year;
dear mother of Albert Preston
McFadden of Goderich, formerly .
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Hospital Secretary Resigns
‘ ..Mrs. Elmbr. Wolker .has. .resign-
edr as s ;ereta.ry-treasurer of. the ,
Wing ham General Hospital board,
a position she held, since' 1947.
IBRUCE DEBATERS
Win FROM HURON
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In the first inter-county round
of the Junior Farmer debating
competition held, last week at
Dungannon, the Bruce County
team. Mrs. Austin Martin and
Jim Needham, defeated, the Hur-
Qn' County twosome of Frank Al
ton of Ashfield and Jim Chap-,
man of Seaforth. Subject of the
.debate was, ^Resolved that, the
interests of agriculture can best
be served by a county fair rather
than, by a number of locab fairs
in'the cdunty”; . ■' .
twenty-two counties were en,-
^9r the'elimination series
of debates Which will end. with'
a provincial final at the O.A.C.,
Guelph, in April. -.
Judges, for the Huron-Bruce
contest were Mrs. John Nogalo
and John Peacock of Clinton and
Herb Arkell of Teeswater.
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KINLOUGH
- Merry 'Christmas To All,
Miss- Margaret Schneller,.
| dent at the Ontario School for
I the Deaf at Belleville, is vacat
ioning, at the home ‘of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schnel
ler; .. - .
The community enjoyed the
annual Christmas concert staged
by the teacher, Mrs. Burton Col-
i.lins- and pupils ;of S?S. No. 2, as-:
, sisted by the music instructor,
‘ Mr. R. C. Ireland.
I Mr; George Graham has. been
; confined, to bed for some . time
j wi'ith a severe attack 'of, sciatica,
| His many friends wish him a
speedy recovery. •
A number from here attended
J the -funeral of the ■ late .Mrs. E.
i N; Hodgins (the former Christina
McFarlan), who passed away at.
! Hamilton on- Monday, We extend
at Vsympathy, to her daughter. Gladys
.oRMrs, Glen Moore), also .her bro-
! thers, Archie McFarlan, Kinlough,
■ | and John. McFarlan . of Kincar-
' dine. ■ .' . '■
| Mr,.and. Mrs. William Wall are
i spending the holidays With tMr.
and Mrs. Allan Wall of London.
Mr. and Mrs. George Halderiby
and Mri and Mrs, Clare Sparling
and" son Allah of Walkerton were
guests . of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Haldenby on Sunday at a family
dinner, • -
' Rev. G. B. Cox was the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hod
gins on Sunday. • .
LOCAL LADY PENS
CHRISTMAS POEM
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substitute for
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Happy And Prosperous New Year
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-Amid the bright excitement of the "Holiday
preparations <*-> we take this jump into your
Christmas Day and say “We hope that all of
you enjoy a bright and Merry Christmas!”
Button’s Meat Market
ection of the teacher, Mrs. Bur
ton Collins. /
. "Mr. and MrS.' Will .Arnold visit-
ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs-
Donald McCosh recently.
Quite a number of children at
tended the Santa ..Claus parade Tn
Ripley on Saturday.
Miss Mary McCosh visited at
the home of Mrs. Charlie Liddle
of Ripley-last week.
Miss Marian Shantz spent Sun
day with her parents at Pine t
River.
Mr. and” Mrs. Victor Gawley,
Velma, "Marlene and Gladys vis
ited with Lettie and Ada Gaw
ley on Sunday,
In this issue.' is a Yuletide
poem, under the title” “Country
Christmas”, It was composed by
Miss Dean MacLeod’of Lucknow,
who is noted for her poetic aibiL
ity, and the timely messages they
contain. This poem was Written
some, time ago and two years ago
appeared in the Presbyterian
publication, “The Onward”. : ■
BIBLE SOCIETY DONATIONS
ARE BELOW AVERAGE
.Donations received to date in
support of the Bible Society’s‘ an
nual appeal are considerably be-
low-average. Contributions at the
first’ fo the .week stood - at • about
$.1-20, some.fifty, dollars or so be
low last year’s figure. - •
The books - are still open and'
donations may be ihade (through
the churches or given directly to
the local.- treasurer, Mr. Grant
MacDianpid.. ,.A- • '•
PURPLE GROVE
Mr/and Mrs: George Colwell of
Kind'ardTne^were"
at 11)0 home of Mr. Frank iStan-
' Mrs; Helen Swan and Rosylin
visited relatives at London last,
week... • ; , ■
'Quite a, number from here At
tended the annual Christmas con-
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’’Merry Christmas, everyone!” ,
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