The Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-12-01, Page 11■ WEDNNESDAY, • PEC,- -bt, 19,54
WINGS RECEIVED
BY JET PILOT
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. Miss Kathileen Lanex who tea
ches at Brussels, took-part in the
operetta H.M.S. Pinafore, which
was presented at Listowel on
Wednesday evening, Mr. and Mrs.
Malcolm Lane attended it »and
also visited with Rev. and Mrs.-
Andrew Lane.
Miss Annie Wall of Huron is
spending a. while with Mrs. Ger
trude Walsh.
The H.W.I. will meet on Thurs
day in the Holyrood Hall. Con
veners, Mrs. Jack Ackert, Mrs/
Morley Bushell; topic, Christmas;
roll call, a 50-cent gift exchange;
motto, Give us peace in our time,
O Lord; demonstration, Fancy
gift wrapping by Mrs. P. A. Mur
ray; lunch, Mrs. Perry Hodgins
and Mrs. Frank Thompson (s),i
Mrs. James Hodgins and Mrs. p’
A. Murray (c).
A new Farm Forum was or
ganized at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Tom MacDonald, South
Line.
Mrs. George Haldenby spent a
few days with. Mr. and Mrs.
Clare Sparling at Walkerton.
The Angncan EveningsjGu^^
jnet on Wednesday evening at
the home of' Mrs. George Hal
denby when Mrs. Harold Hal
denby was hostess. Mrs. Ronald
Thacker presided , and the hymn
‘‘Jesus shall reign where’er the
sun” followed by prayers, opened
the meeting. Mrs. Jack Hewitt
read the scripture which was the
Christmas story. -The roll call
was answered with a Bible verse
. containing the word “Remem-
---- ber”.-The bazaar which is us-
(5, ually held at this time will not
•be held until later. Thanks was
expressed to Mrs. ' Howard
Thompson, Mrs. Tom Hodgins
_—and-Mrs.“Bert~ Nicholson: fof^their-
work on two fancy appliqued!
quilts. A quilting bee will be
held this week. For the Decem
ber meeting the .Guild will join
the W.A. at the regular meeting
at’ the 'home of Mrs. Maurice
Hodgins. The following officers
were re-elected: pres., Mrs. Ron
ald Thacker; vice pres., Miss
May Boyle; sec.-treas., Mrs.x Har
old Haldenby; program commit
tee, Mrs. Jack Hodgins, Mrs. Bert
Nicholson and (Mrs. Jack Hewitt;
supply committee, Mrs. Wm.
Wall, Mrs. Bert Nicholson arid
Miss May Boyle. The evening
was spent in sewing and fancy
work. The meeting closed with
prayer and dainty refreshments
were served by the hostess.
Mrs. Harold Percy entertained
friends at her home on Tuesday
evening when she was hostess
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The H.W.I. held a successful
Shoot party in the hall on Tues
day evening last. Prizes went to
Mrs. Jim Smith and Mr. Alvin
.. -Irwin..
On Thursday evening the H. W.
I. held their bazaar and social
evening. Mr. P. A. Murray was
/ the .chairman. Mr. Wm. Sillick
of Teeswater showed pictures,
taken on . his western trip, Flor
ida and Teeswater. Mrs. ■ J. W.
. Joynt of Lucknow gave a hum
orous reading.. Mrs.- Tom Hod-
giris thanked all . who ; assisted.
Lunch was.sefvecl and the bazaar
was opened:. Mr. Donald Mac-.
Rherson acted as Auctioneer in
his usual capable manner. Th°
i sum of around $60 was realized,
Mrs. Malcolm Lane entertain
ed friends on. Friday evening
' when Her daughter-in-law,
l—EvcretfrL"ane7^
, . ley products. Draws, wont to M’.s^
z ’ Bella MacDonald, Mrs. Toni .Mc
Donald;- lucky birthday, Mrs.
Dan MacDpnald. .
. On the Christmas cake draw
at Stroeder’s general store. Mr,
Wesley Guest held the lucky tic
ket. . ■
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Porter re
ccived a nhoto this nast wook
from RCAF station, Gimlb Man-1. .
;. 4heir.„&0jxJlO-^
■^”PbT,ter receiving his'pll6* -s wing
Pilot Officer Porter was c>n<' <
tho’eighth group of MATO I'li.Io
1o achieve “wings” s’and ivd '
’ jet aircraft at 3 A.F.S., RC AV
■ Station, Gimli. " : , ' •
. Mr. and Mrs. J. J.. Smith oi!
Toec.water visited On Sunday, wiki.
Mr,-and Mrs. George Haldenby.}
Mrs; Wm. CoX, who has beam ;
a patient in Kincardine Hospi-
h .. W. and also has , boen' con-vales-
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO ’
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COLSON’S APPOINTMENT
GREGGM. L. (TORY)
whose appointment as a West
ern Ontario representative for
Molson’s Brewery (Ontario) Lim
ited has been announced by Mr.
G. R. Munro, General Sales
Manager, -f
Tory Gregg is a wellrknown.
. personality —in * the’ sports” world
in Canada and- currently is pres-
.ident of the Ontario Hockey As
sociation. After graduating from
school, Mr. Gregg played profes
sional hockey in Windsor, Pitts
burgh and London. After retir
ing as a player he moved to.
Wingham and. for eight years
was sportscaster of Radio Station
CKNX.
For the past two years, Mr.
Qregg has been secretary-rhanav
ger of the Western Ontario Ath
letic Association. A member of
the Ontario Softball Association
and a Steward of , the Ontario
Racing Commission.: Mr. Gregg
is well known throughout the
entire Province as a capable
master of ceremonies at - Fall
Fairs, sports gatherings and as
a starter at racing meets.
ST. HELENS
THe'ladies are reminded pf the
meeting of the Women’s Institute
this ..(Thursday) afternoon at 3.30
at Mrs. Fred McQuillin’s. Roll
call, A Christmas' verse and a
cash donation for Wingham Gen-,
era! Hospital. There will be an
exchange of Christmas gifts,
There were 11 tables of euchre
played at. the Community Hall
on Thursday evening under the
auspices of the Women’s Insti
tute. Mrs. Elwood Barbour and
Mrs,.’Ross Errington tied, for the
ladies prize with the draw going
to Mrs. Barbour. Allan Miller
was high man. Consolation prizes
went to Betty McDonald and
Marilyn McTavish for the ladies,
and Mr. Wallace Miller for the
gents. Dancing was enjoyed to
music furnished by Mr. and Mrs.
George Stuart and Pon Camer
on and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mc-
Quillin with Donald Murray as
caller-off. • ’< ' ’
Mr. Bruce gutter of Woodstock
was guest speaker in the United
Church On Sunday morning,
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Johnston,
Mrs. Earl Durnin, Mrs. Ernest
Gaunt and Mrs. Gordon McTav-.
ish vsited on Sunday ’with Mr.
and-Mrs? Jbhn~ Scptt"”wh'o afe re
covering from a recent car ac
ident in St Joseph’s Hospital,
London. 4^^
Mr. John Aitchison is a pat
ient; in St. Joseph’s Hospital at
London and is making a favor
able recovery from a recent op
eration.
Her many friends will be glad
to know that Mrs; Wilfred Mc
Quillan is home after spending
some weeks in. St. Joseph’s Hos
pital, London.
KROEHLER CO. TO SPEND
$300,000 ON DURHAM PLANT
Mrs. Gordon McTav-
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PAGEELEVEN
XMAS SPECIAL
Mr. HOWARD AGNEW I
I will be associated with me in
Real Estate Listings!
I IN LUCKNOW and DISTRICT
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....;Xou. are invited to list any type of property with |
him and be assured of every attention being given. j
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A romantic young man says
that his girl .is a bathing beauty,
\yell worth wading for.
cing at the home of Mr. and Mrs
John Scott, was able to return
home during the week. Her many
friends will be\ pleased to know
that she. is steadily improving..
The Krbehler Company of Nap
erville, Illinois, the largest furn
iture company in the world, has
purchased the Durham furniture
factory and plans to invest an
other $300,000 in this plant, ac
cording to J. H. Wyatt, of Strat
ford, who as general manager of
the Canadian subsidiary which
includes plants at Stratford and
Montreal.
Bedroom furniture will be
manufactured at the' Durham
plant which will continue under
the present management until
spring.
Ml
Norman S. Wilson
REAL ESTATE
Phone 43—— Kincardine, Ontario.
LUCKNOW — ’Phone 138 or 39
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The Business Men’s Assoc.
Open Thursday
AFTERNOON
Business places in Lucknow will be open each
Thursday afternoon from December 2nd until
Christmas, and will also be open evenings during*
Christmas week, commencing Monday, December
20th.
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When you see a contractor on a job, a bank
loan may be helping to finance it.
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Money goes to work every day<
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xf,,,,;/ .c/u.-e/s and merdh&nts use bank credit to Sp buy materials,'process and market ^oods.
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Farmers and. other primary producers borrow from
a bank to buy equipment, meet seasonal needs.
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The benefits of bank credit run through all
personal arid commercial life. Bank credit
operates silentlyj but on every hand you
. have satisfying assurance that-it is
“a£ work” . * - in all types of communities,
, for all sorts of Worthwhile purposes. The ___
” charteredVbanks continually adapt their many
services to meet the changing, expanding
needs of modern enterprise and moderp living.;
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