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7;;I:11.1RiSDAY, JULY 12th, 1901
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IsUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,
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..Local. audGeneral.: • •
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Little and
„Joyce spent Sunday with. Kincardine :friends. ,
Mr..and Mrs. Wm. Robb spent
Iast week at CollinkWOod with
Mr, and Mrs. 'Andrew Hamilton.
gr. and Mrs. Nori#4,.: stewait,
are. visiting this'-welc• Vulls*
With his mother', .°
j. E. Bannister Of the Bank of
1VIontreal staff left on Saturday.
to join hi.s. farnily at Carhpbell-
fordfor a three weeks! vacation.
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and ,,Mrs. Will • Reid: and
!toren' of Strathray ,were holiday
visitors with Mr. and WS.
'arid ••Mrs. Th. ,A. • MacDiat...
niid. and on Donald or Shaker
Heights, Ohio, . haye ,ibeeroi
(laying 1A.ritli relatives in the Cpm
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Miss Lois Hunter, .of the Sea
forth Hospital ,nursing staff
•vacationin at the home of 'her
parents, Mr. and MTS. WM.. Hun -
Mr //and Mrs. Jim Stewart of
Midland and 'Mr. and Mrs. Mur-
doch.. Stewart of , Barrie visited'
with relatives. here *the first of
the week. • ' • • •, •
, Mrs. Mary. Maynes. 'of Hanna,
• Alta., visiting her sister,
W; J. Douglai and' Mr.: Douglas.
Mrs. Celia •Anderson. of London'
srient tile week -end with her sis-
ters at •t4e... Douglas 'home,
Miss Lorna Campbell, -Who has
been ill with virus •pneumonia, is
holidaying here: • Mrs :R. Tr,.
Thompson, Who" spent two •wee:ka
in the • city,. rettirried home Sat-
urday night. ' • :
Mr.'and MrS. 1.4.Sandersor1
of, St. 'John, New Brunswick, are
visiting with her Mather?: Mrs
James Maebanald ,and with other
relatives, in the canirnuriitY. and
in Goderich. •
Mrs. 'Arehie Jan e and
Xattilderi of ...town, and. Mrs.
hier Snith, Maw,. Elaine and.
David and Miss Ruby. Hann of
Atwood are, spending the week
at Arnberley Beach. •
Recent visitors:With Mrs: D:'C.
McMorran were Mr: arid Mrs. .L
1:1;.Bryce of Ripley,. Mrs. Thomas;
Holmes 'and'. Mrs. glen, of
Ki carcline and Mr. and .Mrs.
ank Sett of W'yanciatte;
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PRESBYTERIAN CI1 RCH
SUNDAY, „TWAY 15th, 1951
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Union Services in
, Presbyterian Church
10 a.m.: Sunday School. in eaChl
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11 a:111.: Rev Muniford.. 4;
7 p.m,: Rev Dr. Mumford.
The man worth while is the
man', who,. .dans smile, when!
verythitig' saes dead Wrong.
Come 6nd, worship With j
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Rev. A. S. .Mitchell, L.1111.c.
Rector.
StIi Sunday after Trinity,
j.(11I4k,ltho' 1951-,
St. Peter's'eliliclu Lucknow
1 a,tir.t, Morning Piayet and
' Serthorit "
,-, -St, Paal's Chitteh, Dungannon
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.gb p.in.: Evening ptayei- and.
• Sermon: „ .The' Reverend
Douglas Fuller, L,T11.: .
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Church, Riplei;
7:30 •p,rii.: Holy COMMUniOns
The Rector:
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Dr. and Mrs. jairi.es Little are
holidaying this Week at Port El-
gin bah. •
Ruth :Johnston• and Marlene
•Macl-iennan are 'employed, for the'
suminer;, at Bruee peach.
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!kxwen..-Trelea,ven attended
the ScOtt-Carripbell wedding at
St, ,catliriries on Friday even-
ing. ' •
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mr. and Ws.yttruce Davidson
and Karen of Hamilton .were
week -end lgu'est$, of Mr, Russell
Robertson. •
Misses Agnes, Rcbgcoaand
alda,.McQuaig returried,:atAhe
week -end ".froin'a Week's cruise
on•.tite1akes.• • : '
Mr. and Mrs. D. M: Bell of
London*are spending the Vacation
at their cottage ,at Arnberley
Beach.
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Margaret G011an and Beverley
Ashton left on. Tuesday for DOe,
Lake near 'Spriicedale, to'.attend
the Provincial 'Girl duide:Capap.,
Mr. an Mrs. Wallace Roulston
.of Hagersvz11e have been visiting
with Mr. and ,Mrs. W. J. Roul;
ston and Mr. and Mrs: Walter
Roulston in Huron Township„,
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WEDDING : BELLS
RricinEloni1/41sTON
Evergreens and pink and, White
.peonies •forrried..an attractive. set-
ting at the home of Mr.' and,,Mrs.
Gershoin JOhnSion, .Easi Wawa-
nosh,i'..whens Rev. Dr. W A Bee-
croft 'United iri.; marriage their
youngeSt „daughter, •Alice'; Ruth,
'to. Clarence 'Russell Ritchie, son
of• MT: and. Mrs...GprdOn 'Ritchie,.
Ashfield. , • • •
The bride, :given ),h marriage
her father' looked loY01Y
a 'floor -length gown . of white
slipper. satin fashioned with a
lace yoke' and ,peplum, lily -point
s1eees and Peter Pan c011ar..4
halo of orange blossoms held her
:floor -length veil of embroidered
silk . ilhision: and she carried ,a
ttPutinet of 'Better Time roses.
She wore •the' "groOm'S - gift, .a
rhinestone hecklace';',
Th bride's only attendant was
her sister-in4aw, Mrs. Kenneth
Johnston,, who wore a • fiOdr-.
length,,goWn of shell pink nylon
Marquisette trimmed with, guiL,
pure •.ladg with matching head-
dress and mittens. ;She carried a
bouquet' of dolOnial roses 'and
Achantum Gloria fern. , , • , .
Lorne Ritchie of.furgoyne
was' his brother's ,best man:
The 'reception Wag held'arthe
Brunswick Hotel, where' the:
,bride'S mother reoeived in a. dreSs:
Of lilac crepe withwhite •aeces-
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SLAVE DAYS RECALLED
wy NEGRO' SALE BILL
• When Alex Mowbray was 'in
the Southern States a year or •so
ago, he Picked' 1113,a facsimile of
a bill of sale of 1859, listing eight
Negroes for sale.
The bill headed "Chancery Sale
.15f Eight Likely 'Negroes"; read in
Part as follows; pursuance of
a decree of the chancery court
:for Robertson County. I will
sell Ito- the highest bidder) -on
Saturday, January. 8th,, 1859, at
the • residence of Mrs. D:rucilla
-McIntosh, near Barren'. Plain),
Robertson County; .8 likely
Negroes, ..consisting of 3„ likely
ourig girls from 12, to /4 -years,'
•1 hkely- boy about '16 years, 1
stout likerk man about 25 'year's
and 3 'likely yam* boys,
"Th,ese Negroes will :be sold
•On :a credit 'until November 30th,
1850;' purchaser giving bond and
two good sectfrities”. • •
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'United Church•POning Auxiliary
• The : regular meeting of the
Auxiliary%Was held in the form
of a picnic at Mrs. L. C. Th6rnp-
soWs cottage- oh Thursday, June
28th:, All gathered for a short de-,
votionaL period with the presi-
dent, Mrs. Aloe Andre*, presid-
ing. The scripture was read by
Mrs: George Joynt followed by
prayer by Mrs.. W. J. Mumford.
Business of the month .was dis-
cussed '• after which Miss ' Edith
Munroe took, Charge ';of the- pro -
'gram. A humorous reading was:
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given by.:mrs. : 1VlacDOnalci.A
duet; by • Mrs; . II: Webster arid
• Mrs. 0—Jones was enjoyed. Cori -
test§ Were. conducted by the COM-
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Inittee. in charge. ' A: delicious
-Salad plate, sandwiches, cake and
cookies *ere served by the hostess
and, her, committee. A vote of,
thanks: to, Mrs. Thompson and.
: all *who helped in.: any 'Way A°
make' the. oichic a SueceSs• was
tendered by Mr§... J. C: MoNab.
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roses. The :groorres,inother ;Wore
•a :goWn. of navy crepe) with white
• accessories and corsage of Pink
Delight roses.. • -
For ,their Wedding " trio to Buf-
falo, New York, the 'bride. c:hose
a 1.409gabardine suit,' navy ac-
cessories and corsage of- Pink
roses. •Unontheir. return the
couple ' reside iri TurnberrY,.
•--Guest's were present from
-Windsor,. Ititchener,' Seaforth;
Clinton; _ Auburn, •Belrhore,
Bel -
grave, port Elgin and Lucknow,
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THE VOICE OF moirERANcE
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Evidenee, continues to come in
.'that liriudr is less :of a ,nuisance
in Huron Obrinty. under the Cap-.
ada. , Temperance. 'Act, than • in
:other' :counties under • the 'liquor
license act... Newcomers to Huron
rernark anthe absence of drunk-
enness the streets:and they
reeall the cointrion .sight of in-
toxicated Men and women where
liquor .outlets have been .proVid,
ed: 'Conditions are not. so, good. :
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.in Huron that .we should be :corn , •
Plaent. They are 'certainly -mit, •
so 'bad that we Should: be .dis-
gruntled, Conditions are a lot '
worse. in liquor liCepse act areas •
where there are liqtipratotes and.
beverage :rooms.. Iceep 1iqi�r out:.
lets out of Huron. :Keep the. Can;
ada ,Temperance, Act.:-Aclvt,• •
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Mrs. Jack, Bremner of .S0141-.117
is spending a week with, her, sis-
ter, Mrs. Jim VerWOod, !•19e and
the girls.
Ur: and Mrs. Cecil Chamney
of 4elgrave and Mr..,
La,ughlin of Detroit .visitpd 8un-•
daY 'with Mr, .and„ Mrs. R. 'Fin-
nigan and Mr.'and Mrs.. Chester.
Finnigan; • •• •
The community was shocked to
hear of th tidden death, of Mr.
Mathew ,Shackletcm of Dungan-
non on Monday morning. Our
,syMiiathr.,goes to is wife and
son Benson and Mrs. Shackleton'
4nd family, here, , •
• .Mrs R FArnifgan and Mrs. C.
Firmigan..attended the Dungan-.
hat)... Women's .Institute •picnic•• at
Goderich on ;Monday. ' , •
• COM1111.11.1i011 service was • held
at Crewe United Church on Sun-,
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BUYS-jBUNGANION, BLOCK'
Dawson has bought 016
property adjacent ;to his store
and residence in; D.Wiganigm,
known as the Allah '13lock,• with
the exception of the Fire Insur- •
mice Premises, The Purchase 41 -
chides. the Finnigan ,apartment •
the former post office..stand,„ and •
the Bank of Commerce premises.
e phone rings a:three
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I'vvheri. 13 new n-iernherS Were-- '
ceived into- fiall membership ,
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with.:Crewe church. Next O
day, July 15th; Will, be. Rev, : •
Bright's farewell service before '
retiring from active ministry and '
will be suoceeded IbY the Re*: •
Watt from the West. His father
isa retired' rninist.er at :White -
O church. ' • ,.
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'PUBLIC- SCH0001., children in
Wingharn are being transported
twice a week to the„Teeswater
swimmingpaal by the, Wingliarn
Lions:clufb. •
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THE E I. TELEPHONE:
COMPANCOF 'CANADA
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YOUR TELEPHONE is one item thattakes a smaller
• Part of -your budget. Than it •nsed to. Its'cost
gone up as much as most other ihings. 4
In another way, too, the telephone is bigger vatic '
today than ever before. Now you can reach twice as
Many people as you could ten years ago and more
' telephones 'ire being installed every. day. .
If you haven't's'ervice, we want -yott o knocif
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.- ;Wm/Icing' at it,. Your place on thelist is .being
pro-
tected and yotiVelephone will be installed just as
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oon, • as possible.toggi);; best.. b:r •
Friendly, helpful telephone service is one of
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Compare these price increases,during the pest len years
• FOOD* UP 111% • • : •
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LIVING*
UP 64% • '
tTELEPHON
SLRVICE*9*
UP 21%.
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*Pominion Bureau **Average incr. ease in cost ofservice
of Statistics' •'. • imthe territory we serve
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• 'Mr, %and 'Mrs. ranessanies MaeKen-,
of Detreit'ealled Ori friends
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leaders; from Kintail carnO, at-
tended ,:the -service. in. the. yres-
,l)yterian: Chiirch. on Sunday
morntog, •
• The Girl- Guide .panip . iit the
Cad,•of,..the 12th .Con, is
swing • now,' •• , .;
The JUiyineeting•.*of the. Wo.:
;Teri's Irtstitute :was held • at .the
hoirie. of 'Mrs:'1Wlfred 'Parrish:
The president, Mts. RaY Dalton
Waslin Charge, The; -meeting op
ened ih 'the tisual. Way .affer,
, which . the business was . taken
care of! the, fog' call was each
one telling the tal4nt of the per-
son on her right, Mrs, 'Scrimgeour.
Of Blyth, . the' district': president,
Was the guest Speaker and gave
a vCO•interesti,n0alk alohg
Janlj,eon gave
reading therr'• all joined •iti a.
ging Alter the ol.oie.,:dthe•
meeting the usual toial ,hthir
was enjoyed
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GODERICH BOTTLING WORKS
Gpilerich, Ont. - 'Phone: 489'
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