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VIE LUCxNOW SJiwlITINEL,. LUcICNOW, ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER, 3, 195
1NQVEST HELD INTO.. ,
GODERICH DROVWNING
The body of Runner Bakker,
0,age. 40, at West. Wawannsh Town-
ship, was recovered' ,early last
:Thursday morning from Goderich
•'tarter. He and 19 yea=old Har`
Vey:Johnston of Toronto were
drowned, a week before .:when.
swreppby high waves from the
breakwater. wall , on which they
'were building' a new foghorn
;house. A third worknnan was: res -
:cued and' "Joh istori's body was
'recovered that afternoon . •
Mr.. Bakker, a. new eanad ,an;
y--ut a in ;West
'Waw nbsh,,. and :at the time, of,
:the tragedy, both : he and his wife
;were • employed. at. Goderich to
`Sas• in. paying ..for. their .:nom..
#arm ome.`They have. four child-
ren; ' • :. r ..,.
'P3^t° e- fu enol--sei~uic as held_
last -Saturday at, his .late resi
•'dence•: in West..Wawanossh with
interment in' Dungannon Carnet-
' • A inquest was: ordered ;and was.
'..$field 'on Wednesday afternoon.
WEDDINGS.
'HOWEY-G IIENTHER.
On Saturday, October' .4th, the
marriage :of Miss Grace :Caroline
Guenther of Kitchener, youngest.
slaughter• of ithe late Mr, sand
Mrs. Renry +Guenther,` Dashwood.
to • Mr. Wilmer . R. 'Howey, son
of ' the lite `.Mr,.' and Mrs. Janes
Homey; Lucknow, ' was solemn=
,iced in the United .Church, of
Ca nada at Grand. Valley, Ontario:'
Rev. Gordon' •Gard'iner, minister
of the church and brother-in-law
of `the.,bridegfroom, officiated,,' and
,the. attendants were Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl R. Guenther of Dashwood,
brother of the bride' Mrs..' Guen
he;c tore •rose ._crep. e_ and__ lace'
with" black accessories..' and • the
bride was attired in a lovevly
. velvet ' dress . of French violet'
V'iith a feathef hat ` a
The groom has recently been
appointed a n.anager Of, the Luck
• mow. Branolvof ,Silverwood's Ltd.
Mr:', and Mrs. lIowey .left on .a
motor trip through the northern:
Nerve England States -and : upon•:
their' • return will' reside in'. Luck-
• Qw..
ZION..
Miss ' Barbara .Wilson visited
• with._ :Miss, Carat-: Gardner - over,
the week -end.
11fx. and Mrs. Tom Blake visit-
ed Sunday with Mr. • and: Mrs.
Will Ritchie. '
Mr.• and Mrs. Lorne: Woods:and:
Donna visited. Sunday wi Mr.
. and Mrs+: Jack:' Gardner.
Mr: .and Mrs, Nelson Baynard
visited : in Listowel on Sunday
with Mi and Mrs. Cecil Mullin.
Sunday School.: will be at .10.15
end church will be in;' the even-
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Painting
papeiing.
/. Sunworthy 'Wall •Papers
Interior and Exterior
. • Spray • or Brush .
STEED. ROOF PAINTING
Sanding : & Finishing
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Estimates Without Obligation
Emberlin & Macinnes
Lucknow 194-ni •
Wingham 654=J2
KTNL:OU`GH`
The
Evening Guild 'of the Ang-
lican cih'urch met at the ;home.,
of Mrs Allan, Collins. Mrs; Ron-
ald Thacker presided 'and -the;.
meeting -opened .with the hymn
"The love of God cons+traineth"..
The .scripture lesson was read .;by
M Helen „ Nicholson. The roll,
call:` was answered with a Serip-
Lure verse containing the word
Lord. Miss Nancy. Needhan read
the thought for the .day. T1 a ev
ening, was spent; in snaking \ art-
icles
i�cles for the 'bazaar which will
be .held later, in= the month. The
president closedthe Meeting with
prayer and a .dainty lunch was
served by, the. hostess; .•Mrs. Bert.
Nicholson will be the next:' hos-,
teas..
• Mr. • Ti , :. Bell, who: has been.
spending•,• awhile with. Mr.. ,and
.10 return-
ed ' to his home in the village.
We are pleased�•`to treportthat he
is much: unproved in health, • •
Mrs. -Perry .Hodgins, who:
been\a patient in Kincardine ,hos-
pita' for some , time,: was able to
return tome . during the week.
Her many friends, wish her a
speedy recovery. •
The H.W.I. , met on Thursday
afternoon at. the home ,of. Mrs.
Frank Thompson.. Mrs. R. Ackert
was ' in charge:. After the . Usual
opening exercises • plats ; were
•made . : for 'the plovmn.en's • ban-
quet on: October. .14th. A . course
on ."Cottons may be Smart" was
discussed. It was decided to, hold
,the Rerrieanbranee day • service ;on
November .1 nth: .This Institute•
.will : join with' 'the: ' Kairshea .Ira
stitute for a- short course in'1sTo=
ve'miber, µ , Plans 'were ' completed
for. the bazaar . on November :1st
=at -the s.egion—Rooms, Lucknow-'.
Mrs. Frank Thompson and 'Mrs.
P. A. Murray were in : charge of.
the Teeswater play to come : to-
•Ilolyrooc :. Judges for the 'pump-
kin pie • contest : were Mrs D.
Ross,. Mrs.. M.',Bushell •and. Miss
M. ' Malco]rtn. Prizes, went to Mrs:
Jun' Smith and' Mrs. Tom , Hod-
gins. Mrs, Ed Thompson and Miss.
:Eileen Elliott. are - to. arrange ;for
the: Hallowe'en dance. The fol -
'lowing program was given: ; a
paper, on Thanlmgivirng: prepared
by Mrs. I?. McInnes was 'read ilyy:
Mrs:. P A. Murray, a paper on'
the- motto lay,Mrs.. Wesley' . Guest
Mimes Margaret. • Malcolm and,
'Edna • Boyle favored with piano
duets; ..the roll.. call ' was•; "A Pro
verb". '.A, dainty lunch was sery
ed by :the hostess and committee.
Mrs.' Tom Hodgins .will be the
next hostess ' -
On • Sunday "lash at the .Pres-
byterian. church, Margaret : Anne,
little . daughter of Mr. and Mrs;
Morley Bushell, was .baptized.
Mr.' : and Mrs. 'Gordon Brun
Britt of Toronto visited with Mr.
and Mrs. James. Hodgins. .,•
Mrs ' and Mrs. Don • Megosh;
Mary and Dick of Purple Grove
Visited: Sunday, with . Mrs. J. W.
Colwell :. " ' .
Mr,Italph .Italdenby of Prim-
rose spent the `week -end with' his'
'parents, Mr, and Mrs.: Wm. E<
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Haldenby. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. "Charles ;Sutker-
land .of ;TOrt nto 'visited.' during
the week 'with Mr.. and Mrs. Jas;
Hodgins. •
Mrs. Dan M•cF'arl'an has been
quite ill at . her ' home here.
ierYds are''pleased t� .know that
-her condition is iinproving: Her
daughter, Mrs, M. Oslbourne, is
With her. Mr: Osbourne .was also.
here for the week=endd •
Mr: 'and: 1VIrs. Allan.' Coiling . &;
John D. of , Ripley ,were ;Sunday,
visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Clark
Needham: and family.
Mrs. Cliff Borthwick. of St..
C•hth.arines speint last week -end
with, her ' parents, Mr: and Mrs.
Jai es Hodgins,
Mr. and Mrs. Bert McLean of
'xineardLn e spent Sunday with`
Mr. and s. Tom Hodgins.
,On Sil.riday newts the •Presby-..
Letters To The Editor
• SPEED "Z ONE ,AHEAD
It only takes some little acci'
dent to make us aware of what'
might be 'the .result causedby
Some • unscrupulous person behind:
the wheel of one . of the h• h.
speed automobiles which are on
'the roads today. Such was the
case last week when our valuable
dog, was struck, suffered for a
day, and died; That Was bad, but.
how much worse it could have
been had it been ane of, the little-
girls that were playing
On the
street and:, the . very . spot .as • was
the dog in question. It might just
as well been one of those so far
as the * driver seemed ( care,' as.
'a• gentleman would have: come in
and,. said he was 'sorry. Eut
so in" this case. Are we doing any-
thing about this! s .peeding along
our.: streets 'and approaching our
own ur: p and :mine?
.But you say there, • is a sign
"SPEED , ZONE AHEAD". "True,
but '"this should read "SLOW`
ZONE AHEAD' as. the: meanhvg
of . the Word speed is 'swi'ftness
of motionwhich some • motorists.
are trying bard tocarry out.
Did you ever take note, Luck-
now' is the only town •'a.,motorist
can,' drive .down our streets ,,,• as
fast as . he likesewithout: the fear'
ofreceiving a ticket?
Cali anything be done about
this? Or is it .better to. do no-
thing. ;until' : something : tragical
happens, • and then your: sign,
"Speed Zone -Ahead". will . have
done : just what it means, and
some person - or : persons will be
left With a. broken heart.
N. E. Bushell.
GODERICH LIONS; CLUB
MA.1 15ING0, OF THE ,SEASON
2000.: CASH �BI
GODERIH MEMORIAL, ARENA
hursday,. et.
00 p m. !: ' Games, start at 9.00 p m
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1 S' l�eg►�lar Caines For �SO' 00 Each
1 ' Special. • Ca me 'at, $100.00
:.1—Special Game at 1S0 00 .-
2 Special Gaines' at $50.0.00 'tach
Admission $1.00 for 15, regular games
' Extras and Special Cards 25e each ;or 5 for $1.00
Sponsored by goderich, Lions Club in. Aid of Arena
edt-Iioor
terian :anniversary will • be .held' . r
at 11 a.m. and 7.30 . p.m. with .Dr.,
`Hugh MacMillan -in-chargeThe-
Anglican service will . be; with-
drawn.
The • W:M.S.' are ,having for
the guest speaker for the Thank
offering • meeting . Mrs.. Hugh
MacMillan,: returned , missionary
from .Formosa.
On illhu slay, October 16th the : Sr. W.A. ; will meet : at. tl e. home } of Mrs.: Roy 'Graham.
Made by. the J. ;Cooke /Concrete . Block;' Co.
CONCRETE, CINDER or SLAG BLOCK
Sewer Pipe, Weeper Tile,':Ys . and D's
Pes 1� ',
Bricks Chinmei ChimneyBlocks.
eed :a l better : harvest
of9 •
Ina Canada Snip ford of yap local: 101 brand.
Gra.tiir weather or .foul, t as only grow In;yalia.'
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