The Lucknow Sentinel, 1934-07-26, Page 1•
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LUCK1N1(1W, ONT., THURSDAY, .8111101r 26
1934
SINGLE • COPIES A. CENTS
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TRCOR ..FOR - SALE - ten
cab
' Wm.- Armstrong, :Jr.
, 1:IELB WANTED -"CaPable.W07.
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mah....to do liousearerk.---APPq to
K.- Alton, It 7, Liicknow.
'Phone 67 r 9,, Dungannon.
, FOR SALE., or EXCHANGE-4er
•sey-Holstein heifer calf ; far sale Or
will exchange for Poultry.—
Fred Emlierlin, Lucknow;
PROCLAMATION
At the request of a nuinber .0,1
'citizens, I -hereby proclaiih,:Mandey,
the 6th day ,of, August, 1934,a'Civic
Holiday for the village of. Lucknow.
All citizens are hereby, notifiedto
govern 'themselyee
A. W. Hantilton, Reeve.
-AUCTION SALE
Mra Wm. Hunter will hold an
auction 'Sale ' of. ilouseliela ,effects at'
her residence .in Lucknow On Situr.
, day, :July. .28th; at .twaTz o'clock.' The
,
property will also be •Offered, subjed.
to . a reseiWed' bid.. Household effectii,
Cash. , Matt. Gaynar, Auc.
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PROPERTIES FOR SALE; -Two
,
properties with house and barn . on
eack—just- north:" east ---of
depot. Acre .of ground in , each , pro -
Petty. -Buildings in good repair,
abundant water- supply. • Properties
must- be sold as the owner is leaving
or England.—Mrs. James J. Ross,
Prop. For particulars;-" 'apply tc
Well. Henderson;.. Auctioneer.
, (28-6--tf.)
• • AUCTION, 'SALE of. tattic.
and Horses . Let 21, .
. lass, on " Wednesday, August '1st.
(Commencing' at one o'clock. 125, bogs'
of 'Verb:ma age., all bred :ironi.
. regis-
teredlitiek are S-e-e7W-4O-r-
iist;-end terms. , I
ban T. McKinnon, Prop,
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Matt. 'Gaynor, Am':
TENDERS,.
Sealed will be received by
the Undersigned to, 'purchase the
North half of 'Lot number Seventy-
four in the First Concesssion of the
• township of Kinloss in the Sonlity
of ;Bruce, containinell,fti acres,
more or less theefroperty of .the
S -0 cali-Miller, -de-
to Saturday,. August, -4th,
a
p is a good clay le M and
cultivation. ,
e premises, is said to he a
Frame dwelling ,with hard
t" water inside.
e barn 40'i42, stabling un -
$b, Driving shed 18'x30'.
ossession Will be given . to the
purchaser on April, 1st, 1935, with
privilege to plow 20 acres thereof
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after October 10th,' 1934.
The highest or any tender. not, nec-
essarily accepted.. • -
TERMS, -.Marked /cheque. for 24pr0
of , purehase money to accompany
tender. Further particular may. be
Obtained from the undersigned.
.joseph Agnew, Lueknow,'. Ont.
• 'BORN 1.
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DOUGLAS—At ',Endaurel ,Hoapital
en Sunday, July 22nd, :Mr, and
Mrs. Carrick Douglas, NOW" York
• City, a daughter, Diana Carrick.
McoILLIVBAY—'n the township.
of Ashfield, on Wednesday, July .18,
to ,Mr. and Mrs. Stewart :McGillivray
(nee Mary Hackett) "a Sen. .
Card Of Thinks
Mr. and Mrs. George Saunders
• acknowledge with , grateful , thanlcs
• the kindness and sympathy of friends
and :neighbors, at . the time of their
; • bereavement, and to especially thank
thane . who loaned their: Cars : and
thole sending flowers.
INMEMORIAN •
MitctIOUGALB-4n loving, memory
, 'ef my dear husband and our: dear.
John -MacDougall, who died
• on the 31at of July, ,1931,.in gt:,
•: 'Joseph's itoSpitai, tendon.
O There's .So One knows,a • fatheel
worth
Until at last he'd .goapi*
rrherea not :a friend on all the earth
.With love' so Artie and strang.
pen can write,' notongue can 'telt
O „mow, bad Our4iitter..loas; '
• But; Thew,. 0 Lord,, has lielnet.iig.tVell
To hear out hettiry crises, '
O Inserted by his widow and taiiiiisr.
O edit • taiiihinitiOns and Single
• Oirtnint UnderWear for ", gen. and
•ftt 1141tXT
• A 4
Timely Discovery
Averts Bad Blaze
Shin Filo fire At Ilendertii.and
Fisr „planing • Mill Eztingidshed
Iit,NickOf,Tjrne.
A blaze of .Undetermined origin,
-discovered in itsearly stages in a
of,--abeut-'-two-thousand
bundles, in • the hitcher yard at Hen -
Orson and Fisher's planing mill,
was extinguished in the nick of time
last Wednesday . evening to prevent
what would doubtless have developed
intoa fire of major proportions had
it had a few more minutes in whieh
to gale,
. The blase: was, discovered shortly
before • nine .o'clock cl_sy'. Jack: Smith,
a brother-in-law 'Of Frank Miiler. Hp
hurriedly: notified. Mr. 'Jack Hender-
son, who by prompt action succeeded
in removing and extinguishing about
twenty-five or more, of the hUndles,.
that'Were coMinencing-to,blage-freely.
and in so,' doing suffered
'EXPECTED. 'HOME TOMORROW
Mies Dorothy ' Dangles,. daughter
of Mr. George R. Douglas, is expec-
ted. to arrive at her home here Fri-
day at .noon. Mies Douglas, is prin-
cipal of the Girls' School at Tamsui,
Formosa, Japair'and is arriving home
on her first furlough since going
theite.as a missionary et the W. M.
8. -in Canada in 1928. Sailing on the
-Empress ortanada, Miss Douglas
arrived .at Vancouver on .-July 113th
En route, home, she ,spent a couple
of days, with her brother George at
Winnipeg and to -morrow is expected
to arrive hero on a happy home-
coming, that. is however -.e saddened,
because of the death of her mother
Web-, DettothSt was
on the mission field; '
STORES' WILL CLOSE. '
On Friday afternoon "'item 4 to A
.o'clock, the business places in , the
village will be closed. That aftcr-
ltoon;.:',..thgt;owen--*-Sannd
play an important Bruce ' League
4034, game here and theliiiit being
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'erne of the schedule. A petition was
circulated among
:the business men
LOY in the week". requesting•.. the
,
losing of the stores,' which was iiii.fbration, Mr.. Miller ' Carried off
atiuneuslY signed ". to that effect. Prize this Year as has beenthecase
• • - for the 'past aeVerattlearsc-aWarded
Young '1.4"t '`) .
ran'getrian: the: -parade.
Ilalyroot WORK OP 'OP PRINTER
' ' ' WINS NOTEWORTHY ' ATTENTION
Little Runs 'Off, and Falls Asleep, , ' ' • .
' • • - lopearing. in a recent issue. or
Daitware of .the DaelM., the fliagatifie, The Printing. .Review
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And " Anxiety Caused' 'By 'Her' Of Canada:- appears --a-reproduction-
Absetre of O�. blotters tamed- out
. by Clar-
ence „Miietraffilk.: fereirieic1701 the
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Mr,. Ernie' Ackert. high-,Gederich Signet, Printing 'CO.. Chir-'
PoWerediriffe-bitiaglit-.dOWn 'Once . a former Imekna* hay and
black hear. about ,eleven o'clock on % a son Of Mis:..;Dunean.-Mitet4Mald of
Tuesday evening at the; fern) of town.
Rodger Corrigan; Mc. Bruin weighed ... The illustrations,: text.: and layout
about,' 130- pounds and wee::: judged of the blotters , make them attractive•
4-bi-:a year :or.two Old,i4itittiag dig' triiitect",:pliteS;.-inds. the'liroducer 18
burns' 'on :his 'hands. : b
The fact that bindings on the ,bun -
dee.. were " not burned through, pie- e
Trial eritinore . rapid . spread ' •of the e
.lames,*which with little difficulty
Might have reached nearby lumber
piles and. the 'planing mill itself. A
fire elarrnwas turned in and in quick
time a line of hose was laid and al-
though the the blaze was already ,ex-
tinguished; the shingle pile was given
A thorough soaking before the reel
was returned to the ,fire hall.
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. STOLEN CAR FOUND-. --
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—Boy :Sanderson of Morris township
whose metor car Was Stolen here on
the 12th of July, received word , the
. ,
following Monday that ' his ear, Was
in the ditch -iit Lalcelet, near Clifford,
Where it had been abandoned 'atter
being stripper!' of its tires and other
'iccess�yi,
es. The car a' 1.923' Ford
,touring car and was stolen' from near
the 'United Church - where it th
parked, , while. Mr. 'Sanderson was in
taken in the.. celebration. ,
m. Miller Passes
Another Milestme
Was 94 'Years Old On Tuesday—Still
WO! And. Active
', 'On Tuesday,Wm, Miller "quiet,
1;,celebrated his 94th birthday, at
the henie, of his sister, 'kis., Peter
rarranee a mile east of the village
and
ittle
ined
re7
arly
ord
uld
and
any
for
fel
ars
nge
ex -
Tillie has been kind to Mr. Miller
With the passing of the ' year, l
change . is apparent in this estee
'old gentlemen and " he 'remains
Marksibly bright and active, eepec
ly so, in view of the feet, that e
" , spring' be suffered_ severe.
juries in a fall.
Little,7-there-is-that-ww:can-re'c
*bout Mr. Miller's history that io
tje news to our readers, but one
ill will 'join in extending "le
1,Rippy returns" and best ;Wishes
gontinued strength and, health. '
--Mt--Millee-holds a record in oat
be truly can be proud. For. 77 ye
be has been a, member of the Ora
'Order and .with only two or three,"
`ceptions - has-heever beenabsijnt
from: the minuet, 12th of .tali cele -
the
ee . about. twelve , feet - front • the hikbly. honored in having ' wo
.gr
pe
• ' it
rk
°mid, 'where it had been chased reproduced to9pihaea': wide, .
'deg and with its; eyes , glistening .printing megazine..
the Maahlighti the beer, made Clarenee's printing. apprenticeship
ke.,It :Mark, and one -shot.' striking began in The.-. Sentinel-oflleo -fn-1915,
full in the forehead, brought the under the late editor, mt. A. D. Mac..
'Mat crashing to The ground Kenzie, with -Bertram :Sinithat that
Little Lillian: Doyle, wha'. make" time foreman and now editor of The
✓ haine at ,Corrigen's,. bad Skinned Dutton .AdvanCe, in the spring of
ay :iron's the house in the evening,' 1916;Clarenee .enlisted in the. Great
J Whelk Nr: and Mrs. Corrigan War and Upon his 'return from
Maleted the ' chores ' about' ten seas In 1919 commenced work in the
leek; they found She had not re. .Oaderick. Signal; in which ()Mee for
turned, and no ,enswer. greetecl: their the • peat numberof leers he has
It was then" that Mr. Corrigan been Printing foreman. . • ,
started to search for her, only to,
run across the hear about thirty inst. EXAMINATIONS
home, Wei at Once' gripped f '
'rode :'from 'the' hoase. The' Corrigan '
„SUCCESSFULLY PASSED
that 'semi: hare' had befallen Lillian. .
congrain Succeeded in getting 71!`e are the "T`i°iIte
the der to tree the bear, ;which was C.an!je,t'vaiai'y of 11/11./si`c Exarnination
tit there ;While Mrs: Corrigan Went r:a1.1,1° •PaSizi
f , 'Mrs,:
mn hon. 934.
7 7 e Aaitieieto. Piano—Teacher's „Coarse
Neighbors not have ,e paViertiii
enough rifie toing down the limeitarkeeignacof bringr Seiuor Piano
'Ael.clleyrti watios '.iater Mr.
.D'aeeneintMerenicuedeinagtiseitrihaonn60C:
found however, and their
- Rexford
rat fears were diapelled. The, little Pegg'? MacDonald, Os -
said, she had asleep. and tliiicier; Edith Si/14h'
shot and Mr. 'Ackert:IS calls'
Marian Mitei:/$41di Riicher ' Mac:
akened' her; it is' believed that a
oond nearby attraCted the thirsty Donald.
Primary Piano /
beer to • the Corrigan home. ,
beat .fit locality is an unusual Helen MacDonald, honors; Roszei_
thing, although reports , of a , bear ia
'!.),eing. sighted, have been occasionally Introductory Piano
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td, and overturned bee hives near Doris Wilkinson, , honors; Gladys
sweter, recently were ' attributed. Penrose, ,J k Ackert, honors; Eileen
snucshigai'l.tinedernaueadrerGAodebrejacnr has; 'nG,eadhegaa.td1:Ealislrie!'visinhker; flljeraienn 11).3:r1-
' ' a:" ell; honors,
Bus -
it times 'recently. '
. Theory Grade 1,
,Jean Forster; , let class l honors;
Rachel MacDonald, honors..,
Theory Grade 2, ,
Frank MacKenzie, ;1'st claini, hon-
ors; tioUgies.,
. :History' Of Musk, 'Grade 3 ,
•:%." Rexford Ostrander, . Blanche ': Mac-
itttoanintalpdta;,DGOarag417.3,,
Blanche MaeDougaiI
Theory Grade
JeSsie MacKenzie, lst class
ors.
The Bread ,The Bread
of. Health 0 1 of Health
QUALITY AND 'SERVICE OUR MOTTO'
--SaturdaY SPecials--
DATE SANDW,ICHESI, RASPBERRY ',TARTLETS
CHELSEA BUNS
TEA BISCUITS
JELL'Y ROLLS '
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DOUGHNUTS
LAYER CAKES
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OUR iympfx .wmgAT BREAD IS 100% WHOLE WHEAT
DELICIOUS AND HEALTHFUL
1-1OLLYMA.N S QUALITY litAKERY
Phone 36 Lucknow
-COMPETENT SERVICE
NF,CESS
Let us suggest the .possibihty
(we almost wrote probability)
. of YOUR eyes being the cause of
your heidaebes. It is known that
hirge, Pereentage of heedaeliesT
are-iso-eaused.-And-thatHEN---
so :caused a "modern :eye service
furnishes the ;nest likely relief.
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That fact should , cause Many—
"
-t�-'havt7their7eYeatletthed-Oi'er.
ARMSTRONG'S EieSight Service
WEDDING .BELLS
GRAHAM—HALDENET
, A pretty wedding ' Was. solemnized
on Saturday afternoon' at the Church
of Ascension, : when - Grace Evelyn,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E.
Haildeliby.' Was united in Marriage' to
Arthur H. Graham, :Son of Mr. and
Mrs. . H. .4C , Graham. The :church was-
tilleftilifieeorated:-..`with fermi and
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flowers. Rev. Wm. Hall officiated.' The
bride., entered the church ,on the 'arin
of her father to the strains at 'Leher•
grin's•wedding march played by Miss
Edna Boyle, and looked lovely in .a
gown of White, crepe with long 'Row-
ing veil. caught :in place' with orange
kloasarnis,..ter-Imaguei:.was Jo MOO
Hill raises; baby's . bieetli'and maiden
heir fern, kiss Mabel Stringer of
Kincardine was bridesmaid, • gowned
in :reap .crepe with_lerge. 'white pic-
ture
ij7•Iiiii;:-4h6:..‘.,-cirkied bouquet
of roe* 'Mr. 'Albert, Hewitt Of,
Mili-
arton, Supported . the groom ' and
dur-
ing the. Signing. Of, the 'register, 'MISS
Immediately
Boylesang aafter
hle!v e eyiaian 11'1 a!
reception WRS held at the BOMe. . of
the bride's parents, whereaboutfifty
guests' enjoyed a dainty supper. Lat-
er the brild.e and .grOOM ieft amid
'showers a':,c.t.)iifetti.:Eor a short. hon-
eymoon: The bride .'cheSe for travell-
ing a blue crepe , dress,. and hat; grey
einit,' shoes and other accessories.
Mr: and Mrs.' Graham . will reside on
the groom's farm near,Kinleugh. ,
-J1XDRO. 1.1+ BEOFF an
On 0 Sunday next, July •29th, for h
the 'Imrlicie of repair work, hydro
service, will /Je. cut off from 3.30 a.m. 17
to 7A5. a.m. and from L30 p.m. to a-
. .,
6 Pan -
THE SUMMER'. BIBLE
"." SCHOOL DEMONSTRATION
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Much credit 14 • due the faithful
teachers of the Sumner Bible school
who Put •aside their own plans ' and
wen*: in order to be a 'blessing:..ta
he boys -and • girls of this Commuw
itY. Only'. 'eternity ,will reveal what
has been accomplished in these. two
weeks of Bible study. Following is
:he list • Of teachers and workers. from
the :different churches who hetned
with the work: Flora Andrew, Ainia
Alton,. Frances Armstrong, ,Mrs.
'Henry J.Carter;lilene johnaton,,
MacKenzie, Mrs. C. H., Map;
Oonald, "-Marian .MeDetigallr7-343,
Maeouaig,.,Eunice Newton; ‘'f'ranees
Thompson, Mrs'. Allan ,Turner, ' Mrs.
TOM .Watson and • Mari Willcne
!Wiegand. • ,
Probably on at.tanitt of the ex-
cessive heat, the attendance at the ,hee
'deinonstration in the Town Hall, Tee
on Tuesday . evening, was not as
large .as We would liked to haVe. Seen
but those who were preeent eXpres., -ere
sed their sincere appreciation Of what
had been' acceinplished by •the boys
And in such. a short thee'. The
faithful parents. who . ,encouraged
their children to come are beinid to
seereselts in. the doming &Ws. is a
number of the boys ' and `defin,
Hely accepted 'the lord .Tesus Christ
es- their. Own personal'. Saviour.
We trait that this is just the be-
ginninE
,ef,a bigger and better Suni-
m4 Bible School this .district
and that from Year to year, it the Lord
tarries, Sod even 'greater in-
terest manifested, "Train up a child
in the ivey he Should go and when he
it old he Will.'not depart from it."
Prov. 22:6, The highest' attendance
Was 90; the tovvest 45„11Verage 59,
The Mites to aivarded ,tbe
&ago' boys and girls are g
nate& by Mr. ,Tobrl D. Murray 'If
botratt gr. John R. Graham'
*Waft and 'M,11,
tua
wo
gir
the
aw
• We Wonder if this bier IS ,any
lation to the notorious Langaide
'hear" which alarmed •i,hatee6inumr
its?' last year?.;_
• 11, s. ENTRANcE RESULTS
oF.',LticKNow sTCDENTs
The following Lucknow students
have successfully passed the Entrance
either' by promotion on thely: year's
work, Otlfr cOntifiSiorlii ••••
:Etta :Ilelfc
*: Anna Finlayson
. Helen Ilamiltazi.
Pearlman
•:Muriel Pater:kin '
, Eked' Lee '
Marguerite 'Gang's!,
'Jimmy Burn*
Bruce MacMIlIsn
ltitothriCtiv
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SHACKLETON—IVISON
---Oii Wednesday; July 18th; at Talbot
Street Baptist .Church,, Rev. P. P. W.
,kiennann, united in. Marriage 'Marion,
second danghter Of Mr. and Mrs. Rus-
sell hison of Talbot street London.
and William; Finlay Shackleton, son
of Me. and Mrs. Norman Shackleton,
vt,rb; ii.,oich.r374il ad1"1:7,8131°Lchk1. Ireland, w,Ont.,organist...,L::: the .
end also , labdonipinied the soloist,
Miss Winnitred Page, of 'Woodstock,
church, plaYed " the .. wedding Inutile,
who sang ' very .: chariningly,' "MY
',
: The bride; who was uriettended, was
given in marriage by her father. Her
wedding gown ' WAS of white Shirred
net trimmed with Satin, and With it
she werela, large hat of .satin and
net...Het flowers Were pink rosea . and
After the' Ceremony a luncheon
was served to., the immediate idly-
tives at the hotile of the ,bride's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Shackleton
leAt iin . a trip, through). Northern
Ontario, , going by • way Of .pOttawa.
On their. fOtnitt, they. will reside in
Arthur, Ontario, *here Mr. 'Sliackei-
ton is engaged as principal of the
Fahlie echopl. •
•A rimy ret of Wqmen's;fl
▪ Wash *Dresses. Special at $1,00 each.
THE MARKET STORE
IWILL: SPEAK AT LANES
Mise 'Pearl Henderson, , whO halt
met with. such marked ,..stiecess as
leade s of: the `Lueknew Bible Scfiool
a e.,.:crarg-T,iciririelltittrieoty
air:vies t,Lane's ohiftell•this Sun --
day; 29t1t at three, O'cloeli, when
I rest treat fi th Stars far those Who
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4O 40,4
'BASEBALL TOMORROW
Owen Sound playn hero foinottOvi,
Friday, JOY. 27.0," at four O'clock in
the last; scheduled botne .gnme•:Ot the
Ortiee.,:Leagne ,teric44",, toth these
•teatts, 40.,,'bettlietelet the:fourth-
pladei tialitieeind•, ilia *tune
la ante, to 'pip, *ate the gime.
geti 4444/1** )1,44004t.,„*.!:..44
ITWG L E S
Best Quality
LOW PRICES
- Get -Our -Price -Before "BuYieg'
STEVVART
Planing Mills —
BEL.TELEPHONE•LINEMAN
SUFFERS BROKEN LEG
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Jim Scott; Bell Telephone 'lineman
of Wingliam! and well'-known:An- this
community sufferede fractured right
leg. in • a. fall tram's'a, pole, last ,_ Tues-
.
day: Mr. Scott was working On. a line ,-
-near
..Gerrie, and7was7climbingit 'pole -
When- in an unaccountable he
fell a distance at :ithoit 35 feet to
he groundp,„ below,: sintering a' 'free- •
tare of both hones of the right:leg,.
just above the 'ankle:, Ilia tall ' was
'iroken and more serious -. injuries
possibly prevented, . When in falling
he grasped the blecic that is used 'to.• -••,---L
tighten the wires.. '
' The injured leg was 'attended to I
at Gorrie,. and Jinn Was then brought
to ,Winghank where the fracture '
X-rayed He is now 'at...his home
it: will be:sometime before he
to be back .te-work. We understand!
this is Mr, Scott's first accident
many years' service with the Bell
Telephone Co.
, ,
, .
FINED .$10. AND COSTS .
• RESULT OF ACCIDENT, .
,
Faced with e charge of reckless
driving as a result of a Motor ac-
cident 'south of Lacknow len days
previous,' Wesley Thompson of White-
church appearea. before Magistrate ,
Reed on Saturday in Goderich and
was fined $10 and Costs, and given a
week cin which to raise the 'lay:
. The accident occurred when Thomp- -
son drove out of Robert Henry's
lane -
way, south of Lucknow and ran into •
the tide of • Ackert's transport truck.
Thompson is a ,fish salesman and his
load of Ash and his car came out
Second best in the 'impact, with, the
heating' loaded_ truck
YOUNGIPEO Ao.
. CHARGE OF ' SERVICE'
• , .• , • •
An interesting :service and, one well
attended,' was , the morning service in
the United Church, ConduCtedA....offi-
Cera of. the Brace Presbyte.rv Young
Union. Janita Littley.Preei-
- ,
dent of the Union, 'deliv,ered the ad-
dress and was assisted , in conduct-
ing the "service ' by ,Alex Smith of
town and Moore of TepaWater,'''
the latter the . Union convener for
leadership training..
Ur. ,Little; in 'addressing the au-.
dienee at some length, expressed the
belief that Selfishness, which la the' '
basely of many, Other sins', .is.. the•
greatest sin in the world today. Me
reviewed the :work of the 'Bruce
Young People', pointing out that the
membership has More than .doubled
in the: kat nine years , and at 'present
there are mote than 1000 active t,
Members. The 00•0er4. of 'Onion „
be said have pledged themselves to
devote ,their time and ability toward
I,cetping the varioussocjetieg bund
in fellowship and 'study, Nay. Wire
bear, much Of youth Moverem4.but,
he „ridded, the greatest poeilbillticd'.
foi.Yoilth movements are found.with.
in the church.. '
, \A youngpaople's choli rendercd
*eating: atithant• *ttd.Margaret-:
,