The Lucknow Sentinel, 1947-07-31, Page 3•
i$DAY, JULY 31st,' 1047
DeGruchy of CltntOn
her sister, Mrs. It; 'T
'ton,'•
and Mrs. `Robert Fisher of
tor,.are;-.hl aaytng.here this=
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best • Hewat dt ' EI ra' is
ling a few days with tela -
here.,
n K.and Mary' Edith Ag -
are '•holidaying, wwith' rela-
Gordon Barley • of Byron
t the week -end with Mr; :and
V.V. 9. Armstrong, �.
and Mrs. SidneY Plowrigl*t
shawa visited ,this week with
and l tr's, Fred ,Nixon.'
rs,, 'E. N: •Hodgins spent the
-end in Hamilton ;with Mr,
Mrs. Glen. Moore;
r, and Mrs, Henry,Carter who
•been in Clinton .for ' some
have _Moved to Newton.
PRINTS, fresh'at ,the flow-•
New. American cotton- c1r.ess
erials THE MARKET' STORE.
r`, and Mrs. II. D, Thompson
David visited in 'Goderieh•, for
Iv' days: with Mr:. and: Mr's..
Johnston:
wart Webster and : hi•s son, J; '
f Kirkland Lake are visiting.
h, his mother 'and. other rela
r.' anct tvlrs: C. -•-•- •eA=I'pi e
.and, Marilyn of Guelph: hhaven friends here. While
it is on vacation.
arvey Hall, ,who has .been
ubled .with his feet of :late,:' was.
London on Monday' to.: see' a
t specialist.
r. and Mrs. ' ". " a
s Beatrice Arnntrong,. , Alf
a strong and son.. Harold spent.
week end in "town:
r• and Mrs. Jack 'McLeod} hof'
odstock spent,..the ' week -end
th his ,.father., . Mr. W. S. Mc=
od, 'before continuing to North
y: for their vacation: • •
THE • LUCKN'OW. SENTINEL, I.t1CT NOW, ONTARIO
enera„.„
500 *PAIRS Woinerx's, • Fine Dose,
(Sub' Nylons.. and Thread . Tested
Silk Stockings at $1,OQ, per pair.
TIF MARKET STORE
Mrs. 1410, Mrs. i vidst n and
re o - s" ors
with Mr?, and Mrs. Russ, Robert
"YOU'LL' walk along on happy'
feet; wwhen corn or•, 'callous with
•Lloyd's you treat". Lloyd's :Corn
Salve • --50c at. AOWXT'S DR.t9
STORE,
Mr. and''Mrs, Hugh Cum.in'g
° M ci:L4( '4111 r !4', anu
Mrs, Ronald n.1vlc;nrres and Cory
are residing for ,"time at the.old.
home 'at flolyrooci.. Visitors there.
for 'a couple of weeks are Mr,•
and -..-Mrs. Calvin McKay and son
mr, .and. Mrs, . Arthur Courtney,.
Amberley, announce the'engage-
x-1tstl .
Evelyn' Olivia, to Grant Warner•
Rice, youngest son' of .Mr, and. •
Mrs, Charles Rice, London. The
marriage to, take place eaifly in.
September,-,
Mo. and.' Mrs, Eldon Johnston
and sons Clarence and Rodger of
Toronto • are holidaying this week'
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visited last week. at• the home of th e home of her parents; Mr,.
IVIr Mrs, C: McDonald at anti Mrs R" •.A: Grant. Mrs. John -
M,
Chatham arid' with '-.Mr:* andMrs.,
Robt" `Ra,e' Of Loddon
1VIa•s, A,ngiis-.Keith,, who' 'was='.peen completely invalided 1or
a patient in .Winghain ,,Hospital I some .times
ston .has . been: at• the'. parental.
'home for: the past three, weeks,
.,caring..,,for her mother.,. Wfici has
for five weeks, ls.now recupei.at
ing at the home .of Mrs, Jarne.s.
Lavin. .
Mr, and Mrs': Cyril Brown •o f
Woods'tec'k spent the week -end
with ;her parents, . Mr: and Mrs.
Harry. Nikon. Mt s.' , Brown: re-
n-tained • for ,a 'few days. ,
Mrs. -J,0• Netterfie'ld,, Mrs'. M;
•Srnitli; Mr: and : Mrs, Hairy Irwin
and children, Gail and Margo.l;
of Toronto: visited last • week: at.
Mr.. John MacDonald's,.Kinloss...
Miss. Tena Buckingham. who is
in frail : h'ealth,. returned from
Goderich, •Hospital a few' days ago,
a, id Y _BYyv,""""w' y' My 7.6140YiNi'6nuV1.4F00,*;.^
home at
Quillin's
Miss ` Marion Hodgins who has
been • stationed at the _ United
church: Mxssian--in Syldne-�N i-va
Scotia for: the past'. ;ccupl'e'•,of
years, is returning home and ext
pe •ts: to' spend part of August Ya -
ca. ion n
• Visitors at Mr. Thomas Hnl's;
last week were ' Mr. and Mrs
Wesley . Butler and Bobby,. Mr,
and Mrs;': E. J. Morris :and Tem
my,.: all of Chicago; • Mr; George'
Greer and Eva, M.r... Murdoch
Morrison and 'Mrs, W-rn ; McGill,
Lucknovy;: Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred;
1 Caslick and :Wayne of Wingharn;.
Mrs: R. Caultes and Murray of
'Belgrave, Mr. and Mrs. Wrr.; Cas-
lick. and Mrs :'Earl Caslick) Cul
;toss;: Mrs Bussell.'Ross and Jim-
J,rxty, ;,Mrs: :Wallace Conn, Elaine
:and George 'of. Kinloss; Mr,. and
Mrs, Gordon Scott, Ripley.''
r;'.anci iVlts iR :i -M-e, f •
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Mr: and .Mrs. D. J..' .McIntosh
of '. St;• Catherines ` are spending
the:,. week with her•,parents, .IVIr.'
-anti -MTD- Todd
Mrs. Me1;Broi,$n'.of Waterloo' is
holidaying with het,parents, Mr.
:
• Mr•s; Win.. go' o .er• an ' r. a.n
Miss. 1Vlary MacI enzie and. her •MIs. Ronald Rothwell • of:. N or -
niece, Marry MacMillan, have re:'• :wood ;and', Mrs; .Al' Martin •aird
turned. from • a':•_ten-day visit i'ri .Neddy of Toronto. are visitors
Chicago Th'cv made the tr rl? to wrtli:' Mr. =and 'Mrs E:• ,T: Thorn
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the ''`Windy City" With Mr. anct ' or., and Mrs,: Wm. ,Dougherty:
Mrs; -Frank; Hesse ;t f Chicago upr •,rand Gwen •of Guelph are ;h liday
'return. 4 Ftek• visiting vrsito2s with : Mr•s R: .,r:.• Woods'
Miss M. ' E.' Salkeld .and •.Mr. &'
ssistan
ifth Course °
o Marts September 2�1147
NOT THE
• 5E Ir@AtURES..
PAY.. WHILE'LEARNING:'
o UNIFORMS.pRoVIDEfl:
FREE - TRANSPORTA TIQN
• CERTIFICATE ON GRADUATION
I GOOD .PROSPECTS QFC:.
• INTERESTING EMPtO,Y°MENT
ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS..
e-- 8 to 40 Years . ' Good. Health
8rade . Vill Eduicatian
This Course consists of three ' inonths'''class room.''*
instruction and six.:month's' practical instruction in
While training .you receive $60.00 per month. less.•
'maintenance. Transportation is paid. for .'students: .
from • their place of r'e idence to. the,•centtat school,
and free',,,, iforms' are''provided.
• On' success(ui completion ' of the' Cour e, graduates
i)e artmeic.c>,f anHealth. certi6ca.t ,from The
Wi recek a • appropriate
' Schools are centrally located. ,
° Apply ititio di.ltery to the
DIVISI'O OF N SE flEGIS'FiiktION
Parliament Xiuildin t• Q J
g � uesn .s atrk,.�°aronra �..�. . .
.D PARTM 'NT aoF.• I A.LTI
YV yy�l+yy A '..
4 HE . PR+O 1 IN6E :or M NTARJO
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- �`"0"�`4.p�►b'ab'b4nh4�leA"�i.'`'!OF'A4''Y+. y.q..►w•�4v• .
-s.' I r i ing;�• ;tit:nter .rv=L�G.o ch,._
'Miss. Barbara '•Salkeld o.f 'Xsham;:
•Sask'., rid:Mr.. and•, Mrs:. ,Rayzi:ard'
,Whitely of 'Athabasca,' Alta.; with
•Mrs::.GGi r cion and -other- r•elatives.'.
Women's Institute will . be .held
at 'the home; of Mrs.. Elwood Bar-
bnur on Thursday, August . 7 at
2 30. ;,Roll "call, h:ouseholc"1', time
asret'S;° subject;';hotire ,economics
in charge of 'Mrs. Harold .Gaunt:'
Pr ograrn 'committee, 11!Ir=s': G. Stu-:
art,,Miss .Mary, Murray; hostesses;
Mrs•'1NTcrrrnan McDonald, Mrs ; C.
'Taylor; MrsD..Martin.;.
There kviii' be no serv'ice•in'the
United •church :for the next'. two.
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Mrs: Agnes Leitch, Mrs .Jaynes
ow..,
Detroit were visitors I st- week
With' the former's broth -et, !lr. E.
J'. Thom,' and Mrs., ,'nom
-. Mt ;J H -Wallace, Mrs. William
ioilohei and Mrs..T F .Wilso'n
Were. visitors with friends iii :Port'
Elgin tin. Tuesday; ' •
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TURES
If your home ;ts beine wired for hydro, we can supply
you with Lighting Fixtures that will enhance the
'_. beauty of .every room. .
'We have the most coinplete .display o
Lighting, Fixtures ilii 'this territory.
Phone '50-r-30;
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A i947Hudson car . competing against ten other makes
won -all braking. .',
tests 'conducted : by the police. department
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This car, enteredas: part of that. city's Annual J ,
by L. J. F'grcht, Hudson dealer in But-
-ler. like seventeen
n other ;cars entered.. in. th,e,coxitest,' vwastested for braking , ✓::
• distance, at 20 mules per hour and. at 30 •
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Safety Week.
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miles :per hour,
While city
watched, this Illudson stojped in 22.9 ft. in the "
mile .per hour' test and at 44.6 ft.. in, the 30 mile ....
per hour test.
These braking tests .which` measured individual reaction
time and the ,actual braking distanceat set speeds, showed
that: all: other cars traveled an average of 75 percent farther
than Hudson .in stopping in the 20, mile per hour test. They
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't'lI ; -utile--per them--yt._.
The ;average stopping ,distance • for -`al}' cars other `than'
.Hudson was 39:6 ft. at, 20'. miles per :hour. anti - 59.2 ft. at 30
miles per hour"
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Ambassador To Turkey.
Maj. -Gen. V etor
0;1VI:G , DS O. -has'been namedCanadian; amr.
bassador ext.aordin
LOCAL DEALER:..•
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ary and plenipotentiary in Tur-
key, ' H•Ieis a grandson : of the late
John' Odlurn, :a pioneer „.residen
of Luckno ir. Sr. ' Oditun ',had':a
distinguished militarycareer that
.1� OURTH,' ' CONCESSION
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Mrs; Essie Purves of Strafhroy'
visited this Week.,with her daugh'�
ter .Mrs. C: Roulston
Mr" and Mrs., Wm. •McConnelt
t of Hamilton spent a week. rwi<thr
friends in and around. Ripley;
and:iVlrs: Herb Buckton -olw-
Torontoare visiting. friends here.
Mr.' Elliott' : Purves o ` Kincar=
dine' visited: 'last.•'Stinday• at 'Mr
Cliff 13ot ]sti ni's.
took himoverseas in t'w,ol,'wars;:'
DiPlornatically •.he has previously
served aS high'; commissioner in
Australia and: ambassador ;to
China; ..
$ORN
WYLDS-Itlr Kincardine Hospital.
on Friday,: July 25th to,•'Mr; and
Mrs. ` Lloyd. H • Wy1ds, •--datrgh-
ter,. Gayle .Anne.
Had Charge of Induetton•.
Rev., Dr. W 0.. I~thoad of Ashy
Yield. and•,moder.ator Of. the. Pres-
bytery of Huron-Maitland•had
charge of the:' -induction of
D. Douglas Stewart as pastor of,
ine ` Presb terian church
The ,t e*'pastor 'come'}, frorn
monton ase the 'tenth:, minister of
the . Kincardine.'church, Assisting
in the service. Were Rev. C. • II.
MacD: iiald ctf .Lucknppw, Rev T
S. Hutton. of. Molesworth,
Kenneth. McLean Exeter .and
:Rev: ,Alex' Nirn.mo of W Ingham. '••
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They're' Never Too Young
Or., Toe 01d'
:That air • travel knows no age
limit ,was recently demonstrated
when .relative' of three . gerner,-.
atio s landed itt" �I.,ondorr• after
crosfstng the Atlantic :ocean from
Montreal aboard' a .;T.C.A. North
Star. With ,11r., and Mrs, Frank
Weekes was their • .10 -year-old
grandson and• mks. ,Weekes' moth
er, aged 81 years, Its; ,note: often
that ' a ' grandson •takes ' a trans-
Atlantic hop accompanied bar his
great grandmother.
R I i
LeROY 0: 1 ROVViV• and lis bride
were feted recently op' represeti-
tgt:ves crf. clubs and organizations
w'th. v. home Mr; Brown has been •
as.,cnciated agricultural
>Apresentative.
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-ENGAGEMENTS
Mr; and 'Mrs, ;3ri_tte Gari'iMie,
Ar ins, announce the engagement
of their, "daughter, Marian Cr: ig,'
to Gordon FL.Eatr•; Sort of Mr.. and
Mrs, .1,Villrarn fi. • Fair; �C#uelph.
The marriage will take place' on
Saturday, August lGth.
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Mr and :Mrs: W MacKenzie o5'
Ilam.ilton are visiting' with ..Mr;
and `Mrs,...Wn . MacKenzie, ..4th
BRUCE' •TAKING IN': ;
MORE TERRITORY:
- Bruce:County` `seems to have en=
larged its boundaries of late. One•
daily told of .,the ".Bruce County
town -Of Hanover" and ,now an-
other daily` tells of a tree •c`ut 'at --
Varna, • in the;•Hensall ':distract,.
�v "ci r� s maido�-haveeerh
largest tree in Bruce' County"
With r the • move toward larger', '
High Schools' it appears that
.Grey • and Huron counties:- have -L. -'.
been :mot/ed. into '.a . larger ut:
'called Bruce Countyu. Chesley^
a
Enterprise..
,t' the kequest:Of
The :Lucknow .Business Men's Association
ereby"'Proclaim:
uus
A CIVIC ' HOLIDAY,
FOR. THE. VILLAGE OF 14,LICKNOW
And callon all Citizens to observe it as such.,
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W. '{ YNT, Reeve.
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