The Lucknow Sentinel, 1944-01-20, Page 6rAGE Sl it
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HLYROOD
.Wren Velma Scott 'spent the.
week -end in `Wingham with Mr.
• and Mrs: Robert Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coultes
and Marjorie and .Jack Coultes
visited on Sunday' • with Mrs.
Coultes' parents, • Mr. and Mrs..
-Kerry of Paisley.
ibtr.. and Mrs. John Craig and
Mr. and Mrs, Dawson *Crai'g vis-:
"iced on Sunday with :the .fornier's
daughter, Mrs. Robert I3a11 ',and
Mr. Hall' of Wingham'
- - Aged. Lady Suffered •
Fractured. Leg -, •
We ate worry.,: ,tn: 1•egQ1 t:_: lhal . r
Mrs. James;' McGregor who is 8'5
• years .old:, • fell on the, road on:
'. Monday pf , last : week .when , slie
•was. returning home.. from visit-
ing • a • .neighbor and ,. broke•• herleg above ,her knee. She • was
taken to Wingham 'hospital by'
ambulance, , and•,•is doing' ,as well
as can be expected. Her daugh-
• ter, . Mrs..Russel (Flossy) of
Wawbashie.• spent •the week -end
.with.; • her:. and other '.relatives
Messrs. Andrew .Stein of Luc1 -
now , and his . • brother. Albert
Stein .of . the, West .spent Monday'
evening with their • brother-in-
law, Mr: Wm: P•urdon. •
Mr. Win. Purdon and Miss Mat
bel Pur -dory also Mr, Albert- Stein
�.. • visited .on Sunday with Mr. Pur -
don's .daughter,Mrs. Frank
*Coulter and Mr. Coulter. `4' '.
Wrens Jean 'Wel1°wood and Vel-
' ma Scott were :presented with
leather-bound. •zipper' . fastening
writing • portfolios from the Pres-
byterian church. •
The Bridge . Club were -enter:-
. tained,
•enter=•`tained• at the home of Mrs. C.
Mturray las. :_W-ednesday, • ' . `
'Mr. and • Mrs,., John Falconer
and Miss • Marjorie,. Falconer of
Wingham were entertained at :the
li'pme of Mrs. Falconer's. brothel',
Mr. Ezra .Wellwood to a Nev:
Year's dinner on . Monday even'
ing: which was .delayed till their
daughter, Wren Jean -Welltood,
could be present.. '
The , Women's Institute. was'
held at the home of Mrs. Ezra',
Wellwood on Tuesday of • last .
week ' with 'a ' goad 'attendance
present: The ' next meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs. Gar-
• • net Farrier.
The Young Women's .Auxiliary
met at the home of Mrs. Rhys
Pollock on Friday afternoon with
a good attendance :present. • ',•
ZION
Deepest sympathy is extended.
to those bereaved .through the
passing of Mr. Clair Irwin.
Misses Jean and. Beth Johnston
of Kincardine. were. week -end
• • visitors with their sister, Mrs.
Sidney . Gardner. and 'Mr. Gard-
ner.
Miss Marion . Gardner had as
her guest over the week -end Miss
Christina MacLennan , of Luck -
now.• The monthly.' meeting of . the
W. M. 'S. was. held at the home
of Mrs. W. O. Hunter on Thurs
day last.f • • ,
Mr: Chas. Anderson visited his
• • cousin, Fred Anderson ' in Hainil-
ton. on Thursday and Friday last.
Mr. and Mrs: Frank 'Ritchie are
spending • this week with- friends
in Toronto. •
° Misses •Irlrna Hackett and
Kathleen Gardner -spent the
week -end •at, their homes here.
and attended their ' uncle's fuin-
• eral orr'Monday last. ,
Circuit Reports Successful Year
Successful annual - meetings
were held on the Ashfield charge
*last week: Splendid reports were
received from the various organ-
izations. Ample funds were rais- !,
ed for all . purposes, with .•a s'ub-
stantal. balance to start the New I
Year. Many words of apprecia-
bon were extended" the minister,
Rev. G. G. Howse, who also re-;
ceived
e-
ceived an unanimous vote to re-
main,
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The Lucknow Sentinel, Lucknow, Ontario.
THURS., JANUARY 20td, 1944
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ST. HELEN'S
The January 'meeting of • the .
W. M. S. was held at .the home
of Mrs. E. W. Rice with thirteen
ladies . present. Mrs. W. I: Miller,
the president, was in the Chair..
,0 • The theme • of • the worship ser-
vice . which' was taken -by • Mrs..
John Carneron, was "The. Bible-- f t ,'
for . all of Canada's Children". ,
The'treasurer reported, that $110
.had -been sent. to the Presbyterial •
treasurer. This is $10 more than
our allocation. The chapter from
the study book, "The JOY- of Work
SJ f ITEC ly- . D:o e 'Se'a'srn: b}y _-
.Mrs.•• W... A. Miller.. The' nett
• m' eting will •be held on Friday;
F bruary ' 25th, which •is • •Th,3 •
oridd's:Day of. Prayer. •
Plan to attend :-the 'so.cial• eV- •.
•ening in the • Carnmunity. Hall op
Friday ,evening commencing at
8,30p. Two• one -act .plays "Love.
and. Doughnuts" and' "Ada gives
First Aid" . will be • presented- ,
These will be followed .by ' dane- 2 .
ing..Ladies.. please .:bring lunch
Proceeds .Will be used for' war
work.
MAFEKIN+G
Church . service .. at Blake's_
church .commences at 10.45 'a.m.
this coming Sunday. -
Mr. • and Mrs., Chas. Hodgins
and babe and Mrs. Hodgins; Sr.,
visited with Mr. and. Mrs. T: J.
Anderson on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George, Twamley The emptier the pot -the quick-
and Mrs. Jas., McCann. visited er it. boils., I churches .and schools is $4:00:
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friends at Nile on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Getti.if Saunders,
Gorden and Lottie spent Friday.
--evening with Mr..and Mrs. )leg.
:Broome of Holyrood.
• Lloyd Saunders of • St Helens
spen . e wee -ens a is orrc.
REVENUE 'from- the Township
Hall at Ripley jias. not been suf-
ficient to cover the : upkeep, and.
' at the inaugural meeting Huion
Township Council• revised " the
rental schedule, which' includes
, a concert charge. Of $10' and fa-
a concert . and,• dance, $i2.00. The
fee for the W. L, Red Cross,
rs
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.ay Need To `: ORROW
More Than Usual
The 190 crop's have now been safely harvested and are available to help
meet 'the needs of a world at war. •In. 1944 the World demand for, food.
products will be enormous..
SANK
If you need 5o borrow .more than usual, to produce
•inpre food than usual, whether in, the form of field
crops, livestock or dairy products,. do not hesitate
to talk to the manager' of -our nearest branch.,
OP MONTREAL
J•'ox,rzef d rr! I8J7.
Lucknow' Branch:, V. N. PREST, .Manager
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HOLYROOD
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ackert, •
and ;Mr. and Mrs. Raynard Pick-
ert were .Sunday visitors at Mr.
.Harvey Houston's..
Mr. an Mrs. Will Graham and..
Olive spe t Sunday at,,Mr.'. Geo.
'; d•
1VIr. 'and' Mrs. :Richard Elliott
and family were Sunday visitors
at Mr: 'Wesley Whytock's,. Tees -
water.. .
Mrs. Angus McArthur and chit- • °
:dren visited the past week with
her . parents; iV1. and. Nlrs:- E1rin "
Eckenswiller.
,Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs.
Jacob Eckenswiller on their 60th •
wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Rachel. Culbert, Eva and
Lorne spent Sunday at: Mr. Will
Eadie's.
Mr. and. Mrs. Albert. Thampt:
Son, Mr. and .Mrs. Eddie Thomp-
son; Mr. and Mrs. George Saun-
ders
were guests -"at Mr. Reggie.
Broom's -Friday evening.
Mrs Ackert and 'Jack visited
at Mr. Wesley Pollock's at Clarks'
on . Monday. Mr. Pollock has been
confined* to the house' the- past
four years. •
Mrs. Thos: 'Harris, Mrs.. Haw
ard Harris and Lorraine were
'recent visitors, at Mrs. Robt. Mc-
Donald's.
Mr. " Alfred. Ritchie left for
Kitchener today where :he is em- •
ployed by the Dumart 'CO.-
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
ANNUAL NEXT WEEK
The annual 'meeting of . the •
l Lucknow Agrilcultural Society
will.. 13c' -held in'. "the Town Hall,
next Wednesday -afternoon, Jan-
uary
anuary '26th; whenreports of the
past year will be received., With
a good show .and • a good crowed
in 1943,- the Board will no doubt
be encouraged to'plan°bigger and
better. things for 1944.
ASHFIELD NOTES •
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Foran
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Jakel•Hunter, •
The W,M: :. meeting•was held,
at the home of Mrs. Will Hunter
on Thursday of last week with
a good attendance. •
• Mr., and Mrs. S. Recd and Mil -
vert, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McDon-
ald and Joyce and Mr.' and 'Mrs.
Will • Humphrey arid Billy. .d
,Lucknow visited . with Mr. and'
Mrs. Peter Cook on -Sunday.
M•.. and . Mrs. Jake Hunter,.
John arid Freda spent Saturday
evening at ° the. home of / their
daughter,' Mrs. Cliff Menary in
Lucknow, the occasion being the
an•nivet!sary of Mr. and Mrs: Hun-
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