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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL • LUCKNOW, ONTARIO �_ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST lith, tKl
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Centennial Speaker
WHITECE-lUR.C.H NEWS
On •Centennial Sunday, August
6, Rev..was tcan MacTav sh of
he guest speaker when
over. 200 signed the register. The
Church was filled and many enjoy-
ed the,sermon which was relayed
outside by, a P. A. system Lunch.
Was servedand all 'enjoyed a,social'
time with old friends..
Mr. . and; Mrs. Elmer Sleightholm
and family were, Sunday visitors'
with, her sister Mrs. Earl Tout and.
Mr. Tout. of Ripley
Visitors 'with Mr'.: and Mr's. Nor-
man Coultes and family wereiMr:
and Mrs.. Kenneth Coultes and
family of Blenheim, Douglas
Coultes• of. Dresden, •Ruth Coultes,.
nurse -in training at Guelph and
Mrs.. Velma Dow Of London.
On Sunday.at Calvin -Brick Mr.
Colin',Fingland of Wingham.conduc-
ted the.:services. Janet and David
Beecroft sang a solo' and the choir ..
also; gave a special number. 46
Mr. and Mrs. Al Olson: and Keith
of Livonia were .week: end visitors
with Russel Ritchie and Mr . and Mrs
Fred Tiffin and .other relatives.
Mr, and Mrs, Jim, Rots returned
home from tlieir honeymoon at
Muskoka'on Thursday last:
Helen Currie of London 'is on boli-
days at,'. present and theend• of the'
week will visit Expo
Mrs;. Mabel''Stapelton of Huron
view. Clinton' spent the week end
with her daughter. Mrs. Tom Jam
ieson and Mr. Jamieson.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Jim Currie visited
on Sunday with=Mr. and Mrs.: Don .:
Leader arid family of G.orrie
Grant Currie;' Michael Forsyth
and Andy. McGlynn. of Teeswater
spent the.week:end at Bacebridge.
Joan Currie visited, last week .
with her friend Margaret Robinson
of East. Wawanosh., •
Russel Chapman Was admitted on
Thursday•to Kitchener -Waterloo
Hospital and.on Friday. underwent:
surgery His many friends here
wish. him a speedy; recovery.
Mr,; and Mrs.: Maxwell of Brarnp-.
ton spent last week at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, A. Burrows: Mr.
Max .well is a real estate salesman.
;Mr and Mrs. Bill: Evans attend-
ed their family reunion held .op
Sunday at Lions Park ; ,Paris where ,
it
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Mr. and, Mrs.- Robert Evans and
family ofHarnilt�n and Mr.and
Mrs. Eric Evans and family,' Hyde
Park,''Mr; and. Mrs. Ted Evans
and family, .Brampton., Mrs..Edith
Brown•and Barbara of London, and
Mr. and Mrs John Evans of.
England all spent, the .day.
This community extends to Mr.
and Mrs. Phillip Dawson and:
Professor`Bell ,
started our
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Photograph by Gilbert Il, Grosvenor, September Geographic Society
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family their sympathy in therecent
passing lastweek of their son,
Harold in Kitchener Waterloo
Hospital.
Jack.McKay, of Wawota, Saskat-
chewan is visiting with his sister•
Mrs. A. E. Purdon and Mr Purdon
of Lucknow and'with Mr: and Mrs.
George Tiffin of. Lucknow and. Mrs.
Cecil Falconer.
The photo s'hows.• Professor:' Bell /,,.
•'commu:nicating''with ;Charlie
Crane, .a Canadian' boy.
both blild`and deaf,'i
who must talk with his f ngers
Today, you know Alexander Graham Bell. -
as`the inventor of the telephone: But to himself.
., and his family, hisprofession was that 'of
"Teacher of the Deaf"
"In his search for better -teaching tnethods,'
he probed theyrnechanics of :speech
His investigation of the vibrations of the..
larynx.- the creation and.transmissiOn of
Sound, of word's =led him to invent what we
now know as the• telephone.' It 'was only
incidental to his.reai life's work.
This work was to . help people --- particularly'
the handicapped. And that is a tradition
which we at Bell Canada, do of r very.utmost
to keep alive.
You'll find evidence.' of it in•special telephones
for the handicapped;in an artificial 1atyn1c for
• people without vocal cords;
and in'everyt/ritrg we do
to help you communicate
with, one another.
Bell Canada