The Lucknow Sentinel, 1951-11-01, Page 12UC•KNOW, ONTARM
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SENTINEL
(Continued from,. page • 1).
THAT • Marguerite. MacKenzie,
' 'daughter of .Mr.. and_Mrs. Bruce
MacKenzie, 'is convalescing af-
ter a six weeks illness with
virus pneumonia, : but" is still
confines]. -to • her home since re-
' turning from the hospital
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THAT M. A. McCaffrey, teller of
' the Walkerton branch of the
Bank of Montreal for the past
year, has . been: transferred • .to
the Wales. ibrencli, 12 mile's
from Cornw,a11. v +`Mike" was a
former . member of the + local
staff,
Tf •IAT',,we overlooked ; the fact
that .Mr: Ernie Ackert and his
son Raynard returned a couple•
of weeks ago from 'a .:business.
trip ' . to ; Western . Canada by
motor. They . purchased . about
180 head of cattlein the West.
TI -IAT we' gave Donald, instead
A1V L' lbs Ronald, as the name' of Mr.
SON OF FORMER MINISTER G l AN LAYMEN SUNDAY • 1, an i d • Mrs. George Stanley'
DIED IN LONDON. THURSDAY
A . veteran , of : four' years ser-
vice with the Royal Canadian Air
Force, 'Harold F.' McKinley, '48, off,
214:`Ridout. street, London, died et.
Westminster .Hospital...last Thurs-
day
hurs-
d�ay:.after ,a week's :illness.
• -He vias a watchmaker and
'jeweller )by trade Before Indy-'
ng:to London four years: ego he
operated, a store in' ; Ingersoll. He
was;. born .inn Barrie .and lived; in
Ltieknow ,'' as• ayouth where his
lather 'was minister of the United
Church some 25 years ,o:,
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Mr. McKinley.: was an adherent
•-of '. Wesley United Church. His
father, ''theRev. George McKin-
ley, a retired UnitecFChurch min
ister,' predeceased, him in Sep -
Surviving are his wife,;the 'for-
mer Marjorie Staples; '• a son
Peter; a';', daughter; Sally, all . of
Ingersoll;.; and. a sister, Mrs. Frank•
(Clara) ,;Pall, of London Mrs A.
• D is Armstrong, .of Lucknow is. an
aunt.:'.•
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The three Anglican Churches _, ',
observed Laymen's Sunday •in St THAT there were. nine• tables of
Peter's 'Ch'urch with laymen tak-. ; players` at the•"opening Shoot
ing, charge of the service. Mr. B. Party in the Recreational Cen-
Pappas sang the . Litany, Mr. ,Fred tie on Monday , night:' Prize
McQuillan read the lesson and, *inners Were Mrs.' Jack, Wraith;
.the., address to the Olen: of the and Alberat Chin:. These parties
church Was delivered by Mr will: be• held', in the , Town Hall
Chas. L.;':Smith for . the next ,:two ' :Monday.
Holy baptism was administer- nights.
ed at• 400 ' 'p m.whend Robert
Howard, ;infant son ,of 'Gunner A. THAT • last week we were again •
'O. 'Kerslake and Mrs: Iva Wilda '; forced to 'hold Fiver.. several
Smith .Kerslake wasreceived'in articles, including ' Rosemary
to the church. ./ Thyme's '• ` column and some
At Dungannon the address• :to church .reports:. a
men was delivered.' by A. Guest •
'Mitchell, • and at Ripley, the Rec.-= THAT ' Rev. Wm. : ' Matheson •of
tor read the message •from -Mr. r: • Chesley, who returned recent-
ly from a trip to Scotland, gave •
an'. 'account .•• of 'his trip , -at ' a
men. gathering in •Chesley ; on Tues.
day arranged by the. Minister:.
sal • Association: •
--o-
THAT . ,prolonged. rainfall ; - last
Tuesday • flooded Caledonian
Park' to a .degree' that "washed:
-out • any : possibility of a • ball
White, , president ...Of the'
Brotherhoodof Anglican :Church-
1st, 1951;
SNOW SZJITS,"1,, 2, .,3years, i.n satin,, pylon and gabardine,'
3. -PIECE SUITS—plaid jackets; with plain color ski Pants.
coni'piete with cap, Sizes: 4ti to 6x.
BOMBER JACKETS; 8 to 14. P'ARKAS,, 4 to 6x & 24 to 26,
STATION WAGON COATS—sizes 4, 5, 6, 6x and '.8' to 18
• OVERALLS, .JEANS, GABARDINE & TWILL, TROU"SEiis,
L"ADIES• .
- WINTER . COATS ---twills,, all wool broadcl ;th, with Dor; with-- :'1
out fur trim, chamdis lined,, good cho, a of colors,; sizes,
11. to 2O. ••• ' ,
STATION WAGON COATS---% or full leng• with`mauton•
• collars in gabardine or . waterproof satin, Sizes 12 to 18
, CIGloves, Handbags, Scarfs''and Headsquares
to complete your costume,
NYLONS by KAYSER,. CORTICELLI, & PHANTOM,.
'SPECIAL! •
Sub -Standard Nylons „*____-_„..,-'2----;-.
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The body rested at the games
E>' Gordanier funeral homewhere
Service was . 'conducted by. the
Rev:: F. H Jablin at • 3..p.m. Sat-
urday. ,:Burial,; was in Maitland
Bank Ceznetery, Seaforth. ; '
game there this week, • and' re-
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.McLaren's Inoperiat Cheese, ^_ lb. 844 '■
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SPECIAL
y's Tender. King Peas,
'agcy 20 oz., _ _.2 for 41c'
■ Aylmer` ern, Choice qty
.oz, _,�_ �' F • 20 • 2 for 330:
Minute:Oats,. 5. lb.'bag .r__ . 9,e
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• Cake Mxes Tide�..'Oxydo�: Cheer,
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Gold, Silver, Chocolate ' .T-- 3 7c Rinso, L.ux, .Surf
teeu: ,Cheese % lb.
.Ogilvie
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SOAP. IS DOWN
II ` Kraft Dinner.:: 2 for 29c Dreft _ _-
■ f of the • . county; petitioning the- leUNI4JRAI�GE -� c l to putdits we•ight behind
.� , . _ . ,.. • ' .. ' , L-� . • . •the, police an the'courts in seek-
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TOT -TO -TEE '
Nand' .LADIES' •WEAR
Phone 89-W : • Luckiiow, ;Ontario..
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98c.
suited' in Lucknow's •home game.
': going. to ,Wingham• 'on Friday:.
Almost three inches of rain fell.;
during : the ',,night Monday,' Off
and "on during ,Tuesday and.
' • throughout ..Tuesday ,night. The
• total rainfall for October climb-
ed to an excessive '51 inches.' .
DEPLORE . COUNTY
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ACTI.OM •ON C.. .
The `annual Convention' of Hui;
on County, •Temperance Pedera-
tions, .Meeting in ; Goderich, en-
dorsed • a motion that club • licenses
which' ere now. being: operated' in
-Huron. •County be 'investigated by
the, Legislative. conunittee, .. as:
well as the failure to enforce see
tions ' four and five of the;; Can
ad'a Temperance' Act.
• The' action taken .rafter it, was
reported clubs were operating in
Goderich and :Seaforth. '
C M. • Rdbentson, president,
stated that the year • had . • been
started ..with high hopes of ac-
complishing certain goals
"We •feel Wehave a .goodtem-
perance, program and. law, but
there isa' certain amount :of.'Com-
placency which is' a': , dangerous
thing, as we may be 'challenged
at any tirne to battle ;for the
C:T A.'•We never know.how 'poen
after the battle, in ',Peel .to repeal
the Act that we may have to
fight it here".
He • said that both the crown
attorney and the police 'bad stat-
ed there is a': lack .of co-operation
on, the part of the citizens. "Tem-
' people are perance pe Ole a, a not'' breaking
:out openly .to..,defend-the ,Act",
he charged. • .
Resolutions Passed
Resolutions passed. by ; the
Huron. County: Temperance 1Fed-
eration ..were: •
TO. Huron County. Council. de-
ploring, its action in . eondei'rini ng
the Canada Temperance Act,
"and. in the; interest of ,the future
lent' •.
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SPECI►L.
Grapes, 2 ;.lbs. :2�
Sunsweet ' Prunes .:.....lb, • 32c
:Puffed Wheat• .•12c'
Puffed Rice • •.15'
.Oatm'eal •. Cookies lli: 330
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We • have, our .supplies for ..
,r -
Christmas. Cakes
Peel,. Cherths .,Almonds,
Ralph's, Etc:'' ;•
FREE
CHINAWARE
With every Five, Dollar order,
or.. over, one ' Nappy, Qu. ban
Royal, 22-caratgold is given
free.
perance Act' `is 'enfoced;
A resolution asking. the. Fed
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erg Government that the C.T.A.
be not •repealed, ;and' appealing
to the :Parlament Of 'Canada to.'•
seek such amendment . to the act
as will, better' frustrate he`'in
in-
fringement of its purpose and in• .
It trop: __ __ _ .
,. Iii , June : the; Huron County
Council said enfocement of 'the
provision ; •, of the C T.A. lies
ecome "virtually impossible";
Council ' appealed to ; Parliament :
for the repeal of the , C.T.A:`
m a•.� ....... •
e▪ g enforcement, rather fleas: the,
GRAPEFRUIT pe o e bel eying the
rr
council should have strengthened
■ ..: McINTt"1SI-1 APPLES - """� i and supported it rather' than rid -
.1 Full of nice 6 for 43c
i ■ �' icuh.ng it, and asking for:its re -
and
6 t. baskei-60c �
■ q `'lb. 4l c . .peal
Wiling resolution was 'passed 'petit-
■ ■ r•-
ing the government of On=
- to
ria to: strengthen those charged
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al r .�rest icted measures of the On
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t tarso,iquar Control Act in the
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•United Church •Y.P S.•
: The : October' :'29th .rrtieeting' . of
`the' ; United Church Y.P.S.'was •
opened •by singing hymn 546: Tli
scripture was: read by Carolyn •
• Gibson''after *Will she 'led in
sprayer. A:' , poern'' was read' by
Charlene Smith followed by the
rninutes,: collection and a period:
of business, 'Hymn 480. was then
Aunt ' The topic on "Choosing a.
vocation for young people" was
:ably .and interestingly''given'bY.
.Dr W. J. Mumford A. contest was_:._
conducted by Jaik 1VIeKim who
was convener for the program
and tie •.meetin, g 'dosed with the
benediction.
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clearance of Exquisite Form ' •
Brassieres. Most sizes in A, B
and C devela pnaents.
titular:U.50.. O clear' at. $1:19` ea.
FLEECE LINED UNDERWEAR; MITTS AND GLOVES ,,
Buy nowr for winter with `Tiger.' brand M .s'. and Boy's Leather Mitts 'and ..
fleece lined' Underwear' for boys an Calo ea 'five -finger, One-fin er ' and
then. ,Combinations•
ail 'two piece. �' `
mitts; lined 'and`"unlined.
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