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ELECTRIC MOTOR
Service
Armature and Field Winding,
Brushes,. Bearing0, Etc.
Write or phone Walkerton 8
and reverse charges.
SKELTON
MEMORIALS
If you had a business problem . business counscilor?loss, Would you ask the advice o( a / 1 .vtmr
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Will? 'Improperly administered, d could ■’ ( f or ,cntb.
your family We are glad to net. «’ <• i" . ,, i„ , llt>pomt. junction'with one or more other hx.fulota x<>u nn.ja i
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WEDNESPA^PoCT. 27th
THE £.UCKTJOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Plumbing and Heating Service
AND REPAIRS
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Oil Burners Serviced—Units Converted
Complete Repairs for Deep ania> Shallow Well Pumps
Automatic Hot Water Tanks Installed
For a free estimate call or see
ART GILMORE .,
R, R. 3, Lucknow 61-r-13 Dungannon
MONUMENTS
SKELTON
MEMORIALS
WALKERTON
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We are the only manufac
turers in this part of Ontario
of high - Class. monuments
who import granite from the
Old Country in the rough by
the carload and process from
the rough to, the finished
monument. No middleman.
When choosing a monument
come and see one of the
largest selections in Ontario.
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Established over sixty years.
WALKERTON
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Presbyterian Evening Auxiliary
. A well attended meeting was
held at the home of Mrs. J. Little
with th^ president, Mrs. Morgan
Henderson, opening the meeting
with prayer. Hymn 270 was sung
£ollowed by the Lord’s prayer in
unison. /The scripture’ was read
by Mrs, H. Cuming followed by
a prayer by Mrs. M. Henderson.
Mrs. G. MacDonald gave the
Bible study. A piano solo by Kay
McIntosh was very much enjoyed.
Mrs. R. Forster took the topic as
sisted by Mrs. S. Jamiesori, Mrs.
C. Mason and Mrs- V. Mowbray;
-Mrs.^O.-Petersen-gave-the^cuT^
rent events. After hymn 381. was
sung.. . Mrs. Hofstede gave the
closing prayer. A social half hour
was spbnt after the meeting.
BORN—in Wingham.. Hospital
on Thursday, October 21st, to Mr.
and Mrs. George Fisher, a dau
ghter.. ' ’ ■
Mr. and i Mrs. Carman Farrier,.
Brian and Colleen of Mimico, Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Gillespie; Donna
and Barry of Saynia all spent,
the._w&ekjLendJ with- Mr^ and- M-rs-.-
W. R. Farrier. - .
A reception was- held in. the
Memorial Hall in horior of Mi*.
jiLid_.M-i^.lXUa-ytdn--Schol-t-z5-*newly--
weds. After lunch was served the
bride and groom were called to
the front. Miss Shirley Chapman
I read an address and Gordon Wei-'
i wood presented them' with a
I purse of .money. Music was sup
plied by - Henderson’s ’ orchestra.
Mr. Wes Tiffin underwent an
operation in 'Wingham Hospital
Jest Thursday’. J. ■ .
I’ Mrs. Robt. McAllister of Dun-
; gannO.n is teaching at S.'S/Nd. 10
<.school owing to the illness; of
the teacher, Mr. Ken McAllister,
who is home with the mumps.
Miss Olive’ Terriff, R. N.,' of
. Listowel Hospital staff, spent, the
week-end with her mother, Mrs.
M. Ross. • . ' ■■ „ - ..
Mr. Walter James has started
back on bridge work at Maple
alter'being home ".with mumps,
‘ The W.I. are. catering to-a ban-
Jquet for- tne. East Wawanosh Fed-’’
;oration . of Agriculture: in the
: Memorial Hall on .Thursday ev-
! eping, • October. 28th.
I Mr. and Mrs. Jack ■ Ryan and
| Leroy of Goderich -visited Sunday
1 with- Mr. andj.Mrs, E. Scholtz.
; ; Mrs. Milas MacMillan returned
A ' summer resort is a -place' home
where nobody knows how unim-
. portanVyou are back home.
Reliably. .Service —
Freezers, Dryers, Washers
Gilson Sales — Appliances
Repairs to Fans, Vacuums, ■
Clippers, Drills, Etc.
HALDENBY ELECTRIC
■ Kinlough
Phone Ripley lll-r-29
$25 Donation To Flood Relief
Nineteen' ladies attended the
October meeting of the . W.M.S,
and the W.A. held in the Sunday
School .room on Wednesday af
ternoon. Mrs, W. I. Milleg pre
sided and the theme;of the wor
ship service was ‘‘The Influence
of a Christian Life”. Mrs. Frank
McQuillin read tihe scripture les
son and .Mrs. John Cameron read
of the experiences of'a mission
ary in India. The chapter from
fhe new. study book, “Tlie church
in India” on Christian impacts
and influenceg^was taken ip an
interesting mariner by Mrs. Chris.
McDonald, Representing a rhis-
sionary from India and Mrs. Mc
Neil, Mrs. Elwood Barbour and
Mrs. W. I. Miller, as Iridian-work-
ers; The treasurer reportecT that
$106 had been sent to the Pres-,
byterial treasurer. An invitation
to attend the "W.M;S,. Thankof-
fering at Whitechurch on Wed
nesday, October 27tb, was receiv
ed. It was agreed ; to have Miss
W. D. Rutherford as speaker at
bur “"
she will talk on the meeting of
the National Council of churches
which she attended at Evanston,
Illinois.
Mrs. T. J. Todd was in charge
of the W.A. meeting, the theme
of which was “Giving Thanks”.
Mrs. Eldon Miller4 read the scrip
ture '• lesson and . Mrs; Chas. Mc
Donald the lesson thoughts. The
treasurer, reported over $130 ' in
the_ treasury and $25 was voted
to the Flood, Relief Fund. The
following committees were ap-.
pointed for the annual bazaar to
be held in .the Auxiliary Rooms,.
Lucknow, on Saturday, Novem
ber 6th: reception, Mrs. W. I.
Miner,.Mrs^.J...Gurran^tables-and-
decorationsj Mrs. F- McQuillin
and Mrs. Allan Miller; baking
sale, Mrs. H. Webb, Mrs. G. Mac-.
Pherson, jMt;s. G. Sttiart,. Mrs.. W.
A. Miller, Miss "W. D. Rutherford;
serving, .Mrs. C. McDonald Mrs.
W. A. Humphrey, Mrs. L. Woods,
Mrs. C. Taylor, .Mr§. A. Murdie,
Mrs. McNeil; lunch, Miss ,Annie
Durnin, Mrs. L. Durnin/ Mrs. Jas.
Durnin, Mrs. E. Barbour, Mrs. T.
J. Todd; kitchen,. Mrs. E. Miller,
Mrs. J. Cameron, Mrs.;.D. C. Mc
Donald, Mrs. Gibbs; candy, Mrs.
A. Purv.es, Mrs. R./ Errington,
Mrs. L. Woods, Miss W. D. Ruth
erford;. cashier, Mrs. E. W. Rice.
An invitation to the ; Canada
Packers cooking school in Luck
now on October 28th was read.
At the conclusion a pleasant soc
ial hour was enjoyed-when lunch
was served by Mrs,..H,. Webb and
Mrs. E. Miller.
Mr. Charles Stuart has return-
ed to' his home in Regina after
spending the past few months
with Mr. 'and Mrs. Geo., Stuart
and Mr. Joe Stuart.
"... Mn Stanley Todd and Andrew
of Southampton and Mr. and Mrs;
Neely Todd and ch'ildreh of Strat
ford were week-end visitors with
Mrs. D. Todd.
The November meeting of the
Women’s Institute will be held
at the home of Mrs. Allan Miller
on Thursday, November 4th at
2.30. Roll call,- A. good turn done
bv a neighbor; motto, A com-*:
munity . is like a ship. Every
one should rbe prepared to .take,
the helfn; . subject in charge of
Mrs. Ernest Gaunt; hostesses,
Mrs, Ross Gammie, Mrs. Dave
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Marked Anniversary Sunday
Successful anniversary, services
were held in the United Church
on Sunday; Ideal weather pre
vailed outside and baskets of
many colored chrysanthemums,
added a further bright 'note in
the church. The guest speaker
was Mr. Ralph Howlett of Elora,
who is a- theological student at
Waterloo College. Mr. Howlett in
the. morning, service .chose aS his
subject, “The Power ’ of Jesus
Christ’,’.' Mrs. Howlett added
'polosr’'“T'fie*""Love ‘ t)jF Gbd*'’ and.
• Oh, It Is Wonderful”. The choir
sang the . anthem'.. “Sing fo the'
Lord of Harvest’.^ In the. evening
Mi\ Howlett' chose’ as his text,..
[ ‘■'Whom do ye say.'that; I din”.
I-Mrs. 'Howlett sang; “God hath
1 not • promised0 and -.“When you
. i know my Jesus too”; The choir’
. I number was “Brother James
I Air”.- • ’ ’ -
. iMiisgughide Dance Winners
'■ There was large-’ crowd in
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attendance at the masquerade
dance h41d by the Fordyce school
in the Community Hall on Friday
evening. Music for dancing was
provided by The' Aristrbcrats.
Prizes were awarded as follows:
fancy . dressed lady, Mrs. Dynes
Campbell; fancy dressed gept,
Mrs. Wilfred Hackett; comic
dressed lady," Lois Webster; comic
dressed gent; 'Lorna Alton; fancy
dressed school girl, Shirley
Moore; fancy dressed school boy,
Shirley McNeil; coinic dressed
school girl, Billy Robinson; comic
dressed school hoy, Terry Wilson.
Plan to attend the masquerade
Hallowe’en party in the Commun
ity Hall under the auspices of
the Women/s Institute on, Friday
evening.
Mrs. Ernest Gaunt attended
the area convention of the Wo
men’s Institute held at London
last week as a delegate from the
local brapch;
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