The Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-05-19, Page 9*
WEDNESDAY, MAY 19th, 1954
Skinny men, women
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What a thrill! Bony arms, legs fill out; ugly
hollows fill up; neck no longer scrawny; body
Joses half-starved, sickly look. Thousands, who
1 never could gain h®fore, are now proud of
shapely, healthy-looking bodies. They thank
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Mrs. Mare Gagnon, Gap Chat, P.Q., writes,
■ “I gained 13 lbs. Health fine. My Rundown
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CHILDREN BAPTIZED
Baptisms by Rev. D. A. Bry-
don at Olivet United Church on
. Mother’s Day were the ’largest
number in many years; and in
cluded the following children:-
James.. Donald Black, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Black; Michael
~ Victor Hamilton, son of “Mr. and"
Mrs. Alvin Hamilton; Judith
Marie Nicholson, Ronald Douglas.
Nicholson, Bonnie Edna Nichol
son, children of Mr. and Mrs.
Clayton Nicholson; Donna Mari-'
lyn Wylds, Kenneth Warren
Wylds, childreh of Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Wylds.
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LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,
SISTER OF LOCAL LADY '
PASSES IN FT. WILLIAM
Mrs, Duncan MacDonald of town’
received word last week of. the
death of her sister, Mrs. Gus
Wilson, who passed away at Fort
William on Thursday after a very
brief illness. She was 87 years
of age..
Mrs. Wilson was formerly Tena
Cameron, daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. “Sandy” Cameron
of St. Helens. Mrs, MacDonald
SIXTH’AND NINTH
, Mr, and Mrs. Hugh Carperpn
and Eugene of Kincardine were
Sunday visitors with Miss Annie
Durnin,
Mr. and Mrs; Mike Cumrnins
were in Londop on Tuesday at
tending the funeral of the form
er’s aunt, Mrs. Mary McCourt.
Norma and Donald Murray at
tended an executive, meeting of
the North Huron Presbyterian
is the only surviving member of' YP4 in .Molesworth Thursday
the faniily. A .brother Donald died
in California a few years ago.
Mrs. Wilson was predeceased
by her husband and one son/ She
is, survived iby a son in Foit Wil
liam and a daughter at Wood-,
stock/
No parent could know as much
as a five-year-old pifspting
thinks he. knows, or as little as
a. 15-year-old thinks he 'kudwsi.15-year-old thinks he knows.
ABANDON SEARCH
re-At the week-end the navy
luctantly abandoned the search
for a missing Avenger aircraft
andy concluded the four men
aboard were ~“kifled wfien the
plan on May 6th dived into the
Atlantic off western Nova Scotia.
One , of the crew was Sub-Lt.
John A. MacLeod, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Gus MacLeod of Ripley,
“Young GuS” as John was pop
ularly known was 22 years of
age.
evening of last week.
Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs.
Jojin Foran on the arrival of a
little son on May 6t)h.
Mr. Lornq Durnin spent Sat
urday in London.
Mrs. Calvin Robinson, Harris
Purdon and Mr. and * Mrs/. Wm.
Purdon attended the funeral on
Monday in Listowel of the late
Thomas Henderson, formerly of
Whitechurch.
Mrs. Mark Armstrong returned
from Wingham Hospital Wednes
day of last week. Visitors during
the week-end at the Armstrong
home were, Mr. and Mrs. joe
Thompson of Goderich, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Taylor and' family of
Belgrave and Mr. arid Mrs. Mel
Craig and children of Bluevale.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Durnin visit
ed in Kincardine on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Luxton.
■ Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kinahan were
visitors at Seaforth during the
week-end.
Sympathy is extended to our
bread driver, Fred Young and
Mrs. Young, in the loss of their
infant, son. ;
• Dr. and Mrs. Vokes and Jack
Johns of Toronto were callers
on Sunday with Mr. ahd Mrs.
John Finnigan.
(Intended for Last Week)
< Mr.__ancL. Mrs. _Wm._Lawrence
and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Craw
ford of Kenora are visitors this
week with Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Tobby Jatitzi and
family of Milverton were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Lorne
Durnjn.
Mr. and Mrs, John Finnigan
and family, Dorothy Taylor and
Mrs. Charlotte Reid visited on
Sunday at Kincardine Hospital
with the latter’s. niece, Mrs. Stan
ley Thompson, and also called
on other relatives/.
Mr. and Mrs.. Vladimir Hrovat
of Zurich visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Armstrong.
Several from this district were
in Goderich on Friday for the
concluding . day of the . Htiron
Music Festival when pupils from
S.S, No. 3 sang in the two-part
chorus class. " _
, Mr. and Mrs Lorne Durnin
were/ visitors recently with Mr.,
and Mrs. Wm. Cook of Chesley.
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WHITECHURCH
Mrs. Toynbee Lamb and Mrs.
H. Tichborne. of Goderich yisitdd
with the latter’s mother, Mrs.
Kennedy on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw
brought the twins home from the
hospital on Friday.
The, pupils from S.S. “No. 10
from Grade 5 up to Grade 8
were among the 800 school child
ren to go * to Niagara Falls and
i j other interesting places . on ,Fri-
• day. They left about 7 a.m. * on
a special train and arrived home
about 11 p,m. . ... • .
Mr. and. Mrs. Harry Tichborne
of Goderich spent Sunday with
Mrs. Kennedy arid Pete.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Jantzi and
family of Milverton called on
Mrs" Kenriedy and Mr. and Mrs.
George Fisher on Sunday;
The anniversary services of the
Presbyterian Chui*ch will be held
on May 30th with Rev. MacDon
ald tot Ripley as guest speaker.
Mr, Russell Ritchie Underwent
a hernia operation in Wingham
Hospital on Saturday. Vic Emer-
sori. Jias .been doing.. Russell’s
chores .for him. : <
Rev. and Mrs. Robt. Watt and
'family df”MTtcheTl, Rev. & *Mrs7
George Watt and family of Dun
gannon and Mr. and MrSyGeo.,
Thompson and Charles of Fever
sham all spent Sunday with .Rev.,
and Mrs. W. J, Watt.
• Mr. and Mrs/A. Coultes and
family spent Sunday with the
latier’s sister, Mr. and Mrs, Law-
son Maj ury at Paisley*
WALKERTON
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SKELTON
MEMORIALS
WALKERTON
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WIDOW OF HARRY HORNELL
PASSED AWAY IN TORONTO
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DEPARTMENT OF TRAVEL A PUBLICITY
HON. L P. CECILE, O.C., MINISTER
The death, of Mary Elizabeth
Bolger,. beloved wife of the late
Harry A. Hornell, of Lake Shore
.Road, Mimico, occurred at St.
Joseph’s Hospital, Toronto '“on
Friday, May 7th.
The funeral service was held
at St. Leo’s Church, Mimico, oh
Monday morning, May IQth with
interment in Mt. Hope Cemetery.
She is survived by a son Wil
liam, Her husband and a daugh
ter Mary predeceased her.
Mr. Hornell was a member of
an old Lucknow " family an$ a
brother of the late Wm. Hornell
of Lucknow. ■
L.D.H.S. NEWS
6n Friday, May 14th at 3.20
p.m?, Rev. B. Cox gave a travel
talk to the students; His subject
was the eastern Mediterranean
and he used colored slides to ill
ustrate his talk. It was very in
teresting.
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Assemblies have been, called off
for the year due to the proximity
-oMinal-examinationsr—^-------—
The winners of the Year Book
essay and ,poem contests have
been announced. Winners of the
essay contest are: (1) Emmeline
Miller, (2) Margaret Miller and
(3) Frances Alton. Winners m lhe
poem contest are: (1) Archie Mc
Quillan, (2) Jim Reed and (3)
Beverley MacKerizie and Laurine
McNain. Congratulations to all
winners.
KEEP THE RECORD STRAIGHT
. The Wingham Advance-Times^
in referring last week to the com- i having assumed an-* extra—1%—
parison of District High School mills on the cost of construction.
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MONUMENTS
SKELTON
MEMORIALS
We are the only manufac
turers iii this part of Ontario
of high class monuments
Whq import granite from the
Old Country in the rough by
' the carload and-process from
the 'rough' to the finished
monument. No middleman.
When choosing a monument
come and sec one of the
largest selections ’in Ontario.
.Established over sixty years.
Write or phone Walkerton 8
. and reverse charges.
rates in Bruce County, says, “Per
haps Wingham should get into the
argument. Our rate is 5 mills”.
To keep the record straight the
“A-T” should inforhi its readers
that the Lucknow District rate
of 4.26 mills for the past yearj
includes the, annual debenture
levy for the cost of construction
of our new school. Lucknow rate
is somewhat over the 5 mills, by
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