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' LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH
I Minister:
i Rev* G. A. Meiklejohn, .
B.A., B.D.
SUNDAY, JULY 4th
10.00a.m.’. Sunday School.
11.00 a.m.: Rev, Gilbert Gomm,
Kincardine,
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Evening Service Withdrawn.
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Lucknow I
Presbyterian Church |
SUNDAY, JULY 4th j
10,00 a.ht; Sunday School andi
Bible Class. . z j
11.00 a.m.: Rev. R. D. A. Cur- j
rie of Whitechurch. . j
3,00 p.ni.’: Erskine, Dungan-j
non. Rev. Currie. j
Evening Service Withdrawn; j
ZION
Small Daughter.: Mama,
did you marry^addy?
Mama: You’ve begun to wond
er,'- too?'-’ ' ■;/
why
The pupils and their teacher,
'Mrs. Lome, Johnston, were in
Goderich last Tuesday to see the
Schaeffer pen plant and salt
block. They took a boat ride and
after supper took in the show.
■ Miss Carol Gardner spent, a
few days with the Button child
ren while Mr. and.Mrs. Russ But
ton were, on. holidays.
, Mr. and Mrs., Angus McAuley
and family of Toronto spent the
week-end with , Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Ritchie and Anne.
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MONUMENTS
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SKELTON
MEMORIALS
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WALKERTON
We are the only manufac^
tiirers in this part of Ontario
of high class monuments
* who import granite from the
Old Country in the rough by
the carload arid process from
the rough to the finished
monument. No middleman,
When choosing a 'monument
cohie and see one . of the
largest seteotidris in Oritario*
^Vrite or phone Walkerton 8
and reverse charges.
SKELTON
MEMORIALS
WALKERTON
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Local & General
Mrs. A. Turner, who has spent
the winter in Toronto,, was a call
er on .friends , here this week
William Potter has recovered
sufficiently to return here to
spend ten days WRh his daughter,
Mrs. C. Shaddick.
Mr, and Mrs. H. S. Lavery of
Toronto are holidaying with Mrs.
R. T. Douglas arid Miss MacDon
ald,
. Mrs. Ed Thom is ill with pneu
monia at the home of her daugh
ter, Mrs. Campbell Thompson.
■' Arnold Boak is taking a sum
mer course in Toronto and Bern
ice and family are spending the
time wifh her mother, Mrs.
Shaddick. ' ; . •”
Miss Jean Osborne, Miss Helen
Thompson and Mrs. Rena .McNab
attended a picnic of; the Business
and Professional Women’s Club
held last’week at Durham.
M.r,- and Mrs. George -Piett and
farriily of Port Colbrone spent
the week-end • with Mr. and Mrs.
Garnet Henderson. . • •
Mrs. Maude Sherwood returned
. Thursday_fbo_nx^_yictorja-
Hospital, where she recently un
derwent a major operation.
■ Miss Susan MacNaughton of
London spent ,the week-end with
■ her parents, Mr.- and . Mrs. Jim
MacNaughton.’ x•
Miss Margaret Miller will
Spend the next two months work
ing at a surrimer resort near.
Huntsville.
Postmaster Kenneth Caiherori
is on holidays and Mrs. Robert
Struthers is assisting at the Post
Office. ' ’ t .
Rev. and Mrs. R. A. • Joselyn
ia h d^d^ u gh te r--P-a t^i e ia~w er e~Bxin—
day guests of Mr. and«Mrs. T. J.
Salkeld and Rev. and Mrs. Jen
nings at’ .the Rectory. . ’.
Mr., and Mrs. John "Carruthers
and. daughters, of Delhi and Mr.
and Mrs. Arnold Lougeed of Lon-1
. don attended the Fisher-Foster
wedding and spent the week-end
with relatives in this district.;
Mrs. Margaret’ Dudley accom
panied Mt. and. Mrs. John C, Mc
Intyre. on their return to Culross,
iManitoba. They left by motor on
Mondaiy. Mrs. Dudley , expects to
Spend six weeks or two months
!.in the West, . ■
• Mrs. C. Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald: May and three children,
Geraldine, Edna Frances and
Janet and Mr. Russell of •Gorrie
were Sunday gueste’. of Rev., and
Mi's. H. L. Jennings.
Henry Caesar, who for many
years farmed at Langside before
retiring to irigham, was in town
: last week renewing old aequainL
ances prior to leaving jforva two
months tour of “The Golden
West”, which time will be spent
sight-seeing and visiting friends
and relatives residing there.. '
Miss Mina Graham of Chili-
cothe, Ohio, is visiting; here for
two weeks with her sister, Mrs,'
Wm. Habkirk who is at the Baker.
Private Hospital and has had an
other attack of pneumonia. From
her£ Miss Graham will go to New
York for the Fall millinery show
ings.. , ' ■
Visitors with . Mr. and Mrs, S.
B. Stot-hers were Mrs. R. C. Pass-
more and Ronald of Woodbridge,
_ Miks Ruth Stothers and Isabel
Barnet of O’.A.C, staff; Guelbhi
and Mr. and Mrs; Win. Bradbury
• who went to Cooksville to. help
Mrjt W. . B. Whale settle in . their
new home there, ■ -
• ' Guests from district at the,
Fisher-Foster, wedding at .Mount
rieazsant' on Saturday, were Mr.
and Mrs.-. D, H. Carruthei’s-^and
■Marilyn and Mr,,and Mrs. Itwin
Carruthers of Holyrood; Mr, and
.j’M.rs: Eldoh Lowry’ and Marlene
of I^urigan; ’Mr: a rid Mrs. Duncan:
Simpson, Kintall; Mrs. John Car-
ruthers and Gary; Mr. and Mrs,
Ronald Forster; Mr.; and ; Mrs,
Ewart Macpherson,-. Messrs,. John,.
Gillies and Clarence Orowstom
Mr.. and Mrs. Angus ’ McDonald
of .Lucknow 'arid Mr. aha Mrs.
George Fisher and family of
Whitechurch, • ’• - '
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Regular $295.00
SPECIAL UNTIL JULY 31st $250.00
WM. MURD1E and SON
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
DEFY WEATHER
TO GET BADGES
A number of Second Class
Guides of the 1st Lucknow Com
pany, and their, leaders, set up
a week-end camp at Kintail
Beach and defied rain and gales,
in taking tests for their pioneer
and hikers’ badges.
The igirls set up two tents for
the week-end outing and were
greeted with, torrential rai
Friday evening, and a stiff, chilly
wind on Sunday. Despite the ele
ments the group cooked all their
meals on the outside Camp fire.
The nine Guides trying the
tests were Patrol Leaders Ruth
Treleaven, Louise Andrew and
Beverley Ashton .. and Guides
Nancy Webster, Marguerite Mac-
Kenzie, Joanne , Hunter, Jean
Richards, Bessie Reavie and Sara
Jane Bannister.
In charge were Capt. Mrs; Jas.
Boyle; Lieut. Mrs. Robert Finlay
and Camp Commandant Mrs. A.
E. McKim,
ASHFIELD LADY DIED
SUDDENLY IN DETROIT
The death of Mrs. Joseph
Courtney occurred, suddenly in
“Detroit- on- Sunday~ fxom~a: heart
attack: She was planning to re
turn to Ashfield Township: for a
visit on the day of her death,
. Mrs. Courtney was 73’ years of
age and was the former Grace
Westrope. J
The remains, rested at the home
of her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. arid Mrs; Connie Hogan, Con.
12, Ashfield, until Wednesday
morning when requiein mass was
sung at St. Joseph’s Roman Cath
olic Church, Kingsbridge, with
interment iq the adjoining cem
etery. -
uShe is .survived by a sister,
Mrs. Edward Sinnett (Nora) of
Detroit and four daughters and
three sons: Mrs. Walter Judge
(Marie) of Jacksori, Mich.; (Rita)
Mrs. Tom Bryan of Toronto;
(Vivian )^ Mrs: Connie Hogan;
(Grace) Mrs. John Austin; Leo
l and Joe of Ashfield arid Fred of
Whitmare Lake, Michigan.
She was predeceased by het.
husband.^ a son Edward and a
daughter Fay. ’
Passed ’Away Saturday
t^The death of (Mrs. Margaret
Sloan ' occurred at the* home , of
Rev. and Mrs. J. R. Dickinson on
Saturday. Mrs. Sloan was an aunt
of Mrs. Dickinson and bad made
her hbme at The Parsonage for
a time. The funeral service: was
h e 1 d a t Knox Presbyterian
Church, Dutton, on Tuesday af
ternoon.. ■ , , ;
ININTERNATIONAL“BIJND”~“
GOLFERS COMPETITION
Uncanny putting that enabled
some contestants to. average less,
than two green strokes per hole
featured the final round of inter
club competitions in which seven
blind golfers were chosen to rep
resent Canada in the ’ Internat
ional Blind Golfers Team Cham-,
pionships sit Lambton, July 21-23.
Members of the Canadian team
are: Phil Eedethouse, Prince AL
bert, Sask.; Nick Genovese, Dun- *ui. x«iuu4c«/u woo m mewn ruicw, j
das; Charles. Tooth and Harold year. He was botn in Ashfield, • Ross of Lakeside.
Mitchell, both of Hamilton; John
MacPherson, Regina; Roy Mee
han, Burlington, Ont.; and Claude
Pattamore, Hamilton.
Harold Mitchell is a brother-
in-law of Mrs. Morgan Hender-
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OBITUARY
WILLIAM MIDDLETON
The death 6f William Middle
ton of Forest occurred suddenly
in St, Joseph’s Hospital, London,
on Saturday* He has suffered
from an asthmatic condition for
soirie time but. had been hospital
ized for only a few. days With
pneumonia and his death came,
unexpectedly/ i.
Mr. Middleton was in his 81st
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one of a family of eight children
of the late Mr. and Mrs. George
Middleton. His father taught
school in Lucknow for twenty-
five years.
The funeral service was held
-at—Forest—on—Monday-afternuon;"
and which was attended by his.
brother, Russell Middletori of
Kiriloss, who is the last surviving
member, of, the family. He was
predeceased by four sisters, Mrs.
Annie Ingram, Mrs. Mary Saun
ders, Mrs. John Fraser (Maggie),
Mrs. Alex Fraser (Pearl) and by
two brothers, George of Vancou
ver arid. Alex of Killarney, Man.,
He is survived by a son, Dr.
Walter Middleton of Byron ancL
two daughters, Miss Jean Mid
dleton of Forest and Mrs. Gordon.
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