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?,rUCHHiir?1iiF, �ONTARIO .
Dave Horne, of • Torpntd. is Clarence Clark has
gone lo
.ap;ending op few dfY5 hgse. • Teeswater where he 'has '."'job
in the Foundry.
rued from' a holiday in !tar: Mrsr Thomas Boyea. has recur
° retu..ed • h'o . n
l e after spending two
'da" � _ • chs --in -F-uei T
Miss: Barbara Stuart of Niagara... l 'with her .dau-
Falls has been—visiting µii h Mr ' ghter,. -Mrs. (Dr) C• .E. Morgan,
• and Mrs. Cameron' MacDonaldy ' u ' : '
.....�, George Jo nt• is out• again 4f.:
• Mr. Richard Baker. has made a ter : beim confined to his 'home
gond'recovery; from. an illness for a few days with a,very badly
with pneumonia, = .swollen arm as the .result of a
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reaction to penicillin treatment.
• Thomas • Hill whe has been . •
spending. the winter in Chicago; • Mr" and Mrs, Garfield' Ostrari-°
returns• this week to his home in der returned from Picton O'n Sat-
citay, accompanied by Mrs. Os-
trander's . sister, Mrs Gl d
Mrs J, W. Joynt was confined i --
van who . •i9s Teri annins
Ito -her bed at the Week encs with here for, a time, t>;
a heavy cold and was, given pen-
cillirr treatment. _ • Mrs, Cruickshank . is' i11 with
MacQuaig, of Tor -
brother,
at the home. of .her
Miss Mary E. lidaying. with her par= brother, 'Mr: Wm. Murdie. This
onto is ho
ents, Mr. and. Mrs. Wm,. E. Mac- is, .the second. tune • Within a few
• months that Mrs, • Cruickshank.
Quaig:..• •has: had •pneumonia;
Mrs. Frank Steuart of 'Fort Erie
was a recent visitor here with her Mrs- R. J; MacKenzie returned
'mother; Mrs Bessie Shirley and from' •Wingliam Hospital ,two
-her-sister, Mrs..:Harvey: Webster. -weeks ago, where she had been
Cecil .Armstrong And. son Billy •.
a patient since •st.dfering a' fract-.
of Hurnberstorie have been•vis-
G,
i - ured arrn . and knee'cap' -in a fall
Ring' with Mr.' and Mrs.••W.: G.,' at. the home.•of her mother", Mrs,
Armstrong:... • Alice Robb.
Mr. and. Mrs. S. J. Pyr m cleave'
CREVirstE WEDDING BELLS
Mr. and: Mrs. Bert . ' Treleaven
rk ri cl horne___frcixn_ SimecP
where .theyspent the 'past -three.
we ks with. their daughter, Mrs.
a rbnce Tremain and.Mr. • TTr -
b e
train They Also o visited . friends
tit ' ' Toronto
Misses Shir1gy Sherwood and'
Gwen•Tr..el eaven': were home.from
Lucknow for the' week -end.•
Miss- Donna : Hodge • spent .• the:
'week -end .with her,; friend, Jean'.
Free.
Mr: and: Mrs... Harvey Sillib of
Cedar Valley spent'. Sunday with;
their : daughter,.. Mrs.:. Ronald' Tre-
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•• leaven.
The sympathy oil this eornmuri-:•
it .is ext tided td' Mrs. 'B -
y. e . est Tree.:
•leaven' in the loss ot her. father:
•Crbivs'Were Sighted••
The. robin''may be..regarded as
the harbinger of spring, but .the
lowly crow 'isn't to be disregard-
e d.` A flock. of these .birds !were:
' sighted last'. week whichis: con-
•siderably; earlier than it:' is '•cus
tornary to see hem.
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ON!TED :CHU:RCH
'LUC'KNOWW
Rev:.3, W `Stewart,' B.A.,..B.D.
Pastor .' '
—SUNDAY:* 'FEBRI ARY : 29
11 aim' `,The Fiery ,Purnce".'
Steri "No Tools'.''.
Sunday School following
`Moaning Service.
'7, p.m.. Psalm
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trials arid tribulations, 'fat ;•
woman":. Mi:s. James Mcinnes
• read. a splendid' , paper on Home
Economics. Mrs ; ..Dawson Craig
conducted :a Valentine contest:
Piano solos by -Mrs. IGarrietFar--
r r r were much enjoyed:. Theron
cal Wks. answered- by. "My fav:.
orite supper. " dist inwinter": Miss.
alive : Tern iff: _ gave. a Valentine
i ad• n.g.. . i -
Miss
,Mari n...Lc itch s1-oxai 11 0 M' and •Mrs. Rodan of Stouff
w:eel.-erid with Mi and Mt s,'N ticret" ar.ge:' k en-
V:artrra, • rc�ly's recently., ; ,
Visitors the .past. Week ,at Geo:
• Mr Doug Fray rr ��a, horn 1'2,:r F lwere Mr: ..andsMrs..Geo:
the week -end, • " Tiffin and Colleen, Mr. and Mrs:
Mike Mtur titi'and Clare L'ann.v •Peter MacDonald.and family ,_of.
,rnato' cd fr•orn Hamilton and',pent bar11, i . e: ,and Mr, and Mrs:
the •week=en4i •at their hoine�. Ft an, and Tedd3
Mrs Lyal taianaii spent' `a' fcsr Mr."and Mrs: 'Geo. `,Fishes and
clays with, her' sister. Mi"s..;E:..J.aci,. Gillies .spent Friday even-.
Myers. , iii; at JackCraig's:..
. •Conaratulations to 'Mr . , & Mrs:
Leo •Clare:. of Peter.be,ruugh .on the, 'b1USKRAT SEASON "in this c110 -
Arrival' of. twin girls. on February_ !riot will . be ..from March 20 to
23rd, Ani i ,2Jst' .
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HENDERSON WEBSTER t
A • quiet' weddin. took .lace at
trrire• ure .... �. nse
• in Hamilton; on February lOth at
4.30•• in .the' -afternoon, when Eve-
lyn. Jean, eldest ,daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs.;' William. Webster :,of St.
Helens, . was united in marriage
to James •Clifford, youngest son
'of ` Mr: ; and Mrs. George Hender-•
ser. of Kip.pen. The ceremony Was
performed by Rev. •Lors ,W. Carl=
son. The 'bride wore':an afternoon
dress of -powd r blue crepe with.;
.inatching .hat. . :find navy blue -ac=
•cessories.
After .the ceremony a' dinner:'
was served at' the `rxarise for. the
bridal couple and frite'nds by 'Mrs:
"Carlaon, Who has been ''a , friend
of the '.bride since''th•e.y attended
High School together in Wing
Befote.•joining the staff of
Clinton' Public School where she
has:, beery teaching until' recently,' - •
Miss Webster taught -at Wingham • The Women's Institute meeting'
Junction 'school.; The wedding was was held •at -the. home of. Nirs .W:
of particular, interest because it• li,' . Farrier. with • Mrs . Ben,: Mc,
:Was the, fust t to i be held din the Clenag'han presiding During the
newly built` tri nse of :Olivet business period' it..w.as; decided;to
chui:ch - `• hold a euchre • and dance:, in. the
',For tr avehing the bri.ae wore hall 'and .to. donate the. proceeds'
a 'grey' coat .with ;black hat -and to t'he Canadian Appeal for child -
other:, accessoi•ies to. mafch::;After . ren Fund. Mrs: Lance. Grain gave'
visiting Niagara` 1a ails, and ,points• a '' huip rou's reading on `.`The-
in the U, S'A,,' VIr 'and Mrs.• Hen.,
Berson will r,ettirn to live on tine•
groom's farm near, Kipper.
LUCKNOW H
'SCHOOL. NEWS
Gladys Gibson. had 'charge of
the' Assembly which was: opened
with a hymn. This wasfdjiovsced
e Lord's prayer. The topic
of the Assembly .was: Canadian
poets. • Eileen Elliott read the his-
tory of J. E: Pratt.. Vivian Stam
,ley gave an account of Alice de
Fevre, Ray MacKenzie gave- an
account of Pauline Johnston • and'
one, of her poems "Song my Pad
dle. Sings was:. read by Harold
Cook: An account. sof Bliss Car,
men was given by. Bruce John-
ston and' Joan ' Campbell . read
"The Return of the Daffodils".
The singing •oaf the King closed
Assembly; , 4
OnTuesday evening Jean Tre-
leaven held . party.at• her :home,
for the Grade l2 students in place
of the tobogganing .party- which
they hope to hold later. Every-
one enjoyed themselves immense-
ly. •
• In volley ball, Betty 'Marshall's
team was' .defeated .by a score of
81-1'7 by Betty .Gillespie's team.
United Church Y. P. S.,
The weekly meeting of. the
Young People's was: held on Mon-
day evening• in the church, with
Stewart. Collyer, Citizenshi. cow
v' ner, c : rge. 11e e -fa- ilctl
period opened ; with the ';'singing
of "O Worship. the King" foliow-
ed by: the, repeating of the Lord's.
prayer in. unison. . T. C. 'Drennan
read the -scripture l
esson'and an
other hymn:. closed' this part of
the meeting. Following the offer-
ing, the'. president took charge'•oi
the .business :period. Bob McNay
:',read., an interesting article . on
"Faith -and World Progress and-
a.quiz .on. "Canadian..Government
arid., DemocraeY". "was conducted
by Stewart Collyer:: The meeting
was then closed'with the singing
of. hyrnn , 358 •and. •prayer °by Rev.
'Stewart. • Next week's Meeting
will be at' the home of Bob `Mc-
Nal; '
BOUNDARY. EAST.
KINGSB.RIDGE
Mr, and Mi s:' Max Edney 'and
Mr. ; John. C.• Balton .of Goderich
and • Arthur i Dalton 'Of Harinilton.
visited Mr: and Mrs. Jerry )sal
�s1�zn3'rm%iy
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Vo• nference .Nominee
Rev, E, J: ° Roulstgn, a naive
of Huron. Township, andpastor
of .Central. United .Church, St.
Thomas, has- been .nominated as
a candidate for the presidency
of the London Conference 'when
it meets in.
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or. in.
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A' New One:'
In—xenewing~liSentirel `stub-
scrfption, Mr. George Mirehouse
of Sarles, North Dakota, sent.
three one dollar bilis by register.
ed mail. The reason was,he said'
that ' his •postmast+er would not
write ,'ai t a stat erdei-tp-go-to
Canada,
;.,5Q0,,000. jobs' were filled through the
National Employment Sep/ice in
twenty-two" months—J.anuary,
1946, to November, 1947°..
., of. hejobs
421 146 se obs -wer�e .:found for
t
5,534 more were found for persons
in the higher earnings bracket
through the Executive and Pro-
fessional Division of the Service.
- 26;531
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more of these placements were'`'
made through the Spegial `Place `
pmints'.Division for; physically.
handicapped workers;► ,
04 for •persons totally blind, 825 for
:persons totally. deaf, and . 53 for• .::•
persons:handica 'PPed �by. double
.amputations...;
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