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During the serving of the meal downstairs interesting
movingpicturefilmsandcolorslideswiUbeshown-
continually upstairs in the church.
LG.A. Wax Paper, 100 ft... 29c
Dainty Rice, lb. .........;..’;.....s.\i7c
Vankirk Chipiis ^7 33c
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>■ ^’iNCAGiMENTS''
Mr* ®nd Mrs* John Levesque
.of Charlo Station; New Bruns
wick, Announce the engagement
of their daughter, Laura, to Mr.
Clayton Scholtz, only son Of Mr.
dnd Mrs^Ezra Scholtz of White
church. The marriage will take
place the latter part of October.
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WEDNESDAY, OC*T.13th, 1954
Men’s, Ladies’, Children’s Wear—Piece Goods & Woollens X
AGENT FOR KINCARDINE CLEANERS |
For pick up and delivery Monday and Thursday, 2
ANDERSON—in Wingham HpSr
pital on Thursday, October 7th,
to Mr. and Mrs. Dave Anderson,
R. 3, Lucknow, a son, Arthur
Douglas. '
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WALL in Wingham General
Hosital, on Wednesday, Septem
ber’ 29, 1954, to Mr. and Mrs,
Lorqe wall* Kt 1, Lucknow, a son.
SCHUMACHER — in Wingham
General Hospital, ( on Sunday,
■October. 3,. 1954,. to'Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Schumacher, R, I,- Holy-
rood, a daughter.
OBITUARY
MRS. R._ J.J7WOODA
A well known and highly re
spected resident of the, Lucknow
district, whb spent the past five
years in Guelph; Mrs. Robert Jas.
Woods, died Saturday evening,
October 2nd in the Guelph Gen-
; T eral Hospital. She was in her
67th year.
Mrs. Woods, formerly Sarah
Jane Reid, was born in Bayfield,
Ontario, the daughter of Mar
garet and Robert Reid. She mov
ed to St. -Helens after her mar
riage to Robert James Woods.
> There she was a member of St.
Helens United Church, and had
been active for many -years-in
various women’s organizations of
the church, and also in the Wo
men’s Institute. ?
Mrs. Woods went to Guelph-in^
1949 and despite her advanced
age had, enjoyed good health un
til recent months. Her death was
sudden and. unexpected.
Predeceased by her husband,
Robert-J.Woods-in~1923,-andalso-
by a daughter Mrs. Fred Phillips
(Nina), Mrs. Woods is. survived
by four daughters and two sons,
Mrs. Arnold Barbour,, Mrs. Wm.
G. Dougherty, Mrs;q A. E. Tyson,
Guelph; Mrs- Arthur Whetham,
Galt; Dr. Alvin Woods, Dundas
and Wilson Woods, Guelph.
The funeral was held on Mon-
day, October 4th from the Tovell
funeral home, Guelph, to St. Hel
ens, where service was conduct
ed in St. Helens United Church
by Rev. Ef E. Baskier, minister
of Dublin St. United I Church,
Guelph.. • . • t ;
Interment—was in—Greenhill
Cemetery with three grandsons,
Robert Phillips,. Arthur; Reid
Whetham, Galt; Jack Tyson,
Guelph and threemephewSjJLome
Woods, John Durnin, and Arnold
Woods, St. Helens, acting as pall-,
bearers. ' /'//
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SHOWERS HELD
FOR BRIDE-ELECT
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On Monday. evening,' October
4th,amiscellaneousshowerwas
held for Freda1 Hunter at her
home at Zion when the ladies
of the community gathered to
honor her on her approaching
marriage. A program Was enjoy
ed and the following address read
as the bride-to-be was presented.
With her gifts.
Dear Freda: \ 7 . , .
No doubt to you it’s very clear
YOur many friends are gathered
-here' • ..
To wish you luck, prosperity,
On your trip through the matri^
monial sea. ' '
Though our advice is free, it’s
/ good/ '7.’ . 7 • 7- ■ ■< 7
And if you’ll act th^ .way you
shbuld,
There’ll be no/troubles or quar
rels rude.
If Mac will do what you fell him
to. : .'7 /. ■ ■ ■••-7.'.;.
You must never, never give him
■ bread .7 ' •••■.
That’s hard as stone and heavy
as' lead. •;
Be sure your cakes are fluffy
and light, >
Your potatoes and meat cooked
just right,
His shoes must always
His shoes ’ must be always shiny
His
in sight.
Take cate that his socks are all
complete
And buttons sewed on and his
shirts real neat.
But—yourbread may be heavy,
' your cakes may fall*
So have your smiles ready and
give them for all.
You must never nag or find great
. fault 7
.For that ’is what husbands despise
above all,
But when troubles come as
troubles do
Just stick to him and he’ll stick
to you. .
So settle down soberly, it’s no
apple sauce
That a rolling1 stone Will gather
no moss.
We offer these presents, to show
our goodwill- • .
And hope they please and always
Will, • ,• . ' / '■
That your .voyage through life
.. may be happy and long
Is sincerely the wish of this hap
py throng. //■. "
_JSighed -jmJiehalLof^^
here, Norma McDoriagh, Isabel
Hunter. ;
Freda thanked everyone for re
membering her and all joined in
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Turkey Supper
IN THE LUCKNOW UNITED CHURCH
Tuesday, Oct. 19th
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Under Auspices of the W^CI|,!5 Associaiioh
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Supper Served from 6.00 to 8.00 . ■<.
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ADMISSION — $1.25 and 75c
Plan To Attend the Turkey Supper
singing ‘Tor She’s A Jolly Good
Fellow”. During the evening the
ladies viewed the bride’s trous
seau and then lunch was served
to bring a. pleasant evening to a
.close,.? //
7 Shower In Lucknow
A miscellaneous shower was
previously held in honor of Freda
at the home of Mrs. Bud Hamil-
ton. A pleasant social, evening •-
was enjoyed with contests con
ducted by Lorraine MacDonald,
a reading by Betty Miller and a .
sing-song with Mrs. Robert Scott,
at the piano..
Freda, received many7 lovely
gifts and was assisted in open
ing them by Lorraine (MacDonald
ahdDonanne Caesar.
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