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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume LXII, Issue 74, 16 September 1941, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. LINCOLN DAFFODIL SHOW . NEXT SATURDAY, SEPT. 20 TN LINCOLN HALL, under_ the aUspices of the Presbyterian Church. Open from 2 in afternoon and 7 in evening. Sections for Daffodils, Cut Flowers, Decorative^ Fruit and Vegetables, Cookery, Home Industries. ENTRIES CLOSE THURSDAY Refreshments, Ice Cream, Cakes, Sweets, Produce Stalls. Amusements in evening. —Rugby — rugby— | McClelland cup match, recreation ground, LEESTON, NEXT SATURDAY, SEPT. 20. LEESTON v PREBBLETON, First Grade at 3 p.m. Curtain raiser: Leeston v Lincoln, second grade at 1.30 p.m. Admission 1/-. G. A. H. ATKINSON, Sec. LAKESIDE TENNIS CLUB riIHE Annual Meeting will be held -*- in Lakeside Hall on MONDAY; September 22, at 8 p.m. Business: To receive report and balance-sheet, to elect officers, and general. M. L. NAIRN, Hon. Sec.

FOB SALE TI^HIPPET-OVERLAND CAR, sseater, in good order. Certificate of fitness. £80 cash. Apply Rev. J. W. Hayward, • Telephone 23013. SEND-OFF . SOCIAL To Mr and Mrs G. B. COUCH. Short Concert, Presentation and Dance. Everybody Invited. SOUTHBRIDGE TOWN HALL, NEXT TUESDAY, SEPT. 23, 8 p.m. Sharp. Gentlemen 2/-, Ladies 1/6, Children 6d. SOUTHBRIDGE FOOTBALL CLUB A LL players are asked to attend -c*- practice TOMORROW" at 7 p.m. in view of the match with College at Southbridge next Saturday. I. HEALEY, Hon. Sec. SOUTHBRIDGE TENNIS CLUB fjnHE Annual Meeting will be held in the Library NEXT THURS- | DAY, September 18, at 8 p.m. Business: Report and balance-sheet, election of officers, important arrangements for opening day, and general. F. A. R. CARTER, Hon. Sec.

SHOP DAY AT LEESTON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28. To assist the funds of Leeston Consolidated School. Please note the date. ELLESMERE TRANSPORT COY. LIMITED. GENERAL CARTAGE CONTRACTORS AND TRANSPORT | OPERATORS. Directors in charge of the districts, from whom all information jean be obtained, are: B. L. COLES, Phone 31m, Dunsandel. W. K. BAYLIS, Phone 111, Leeston. J. SIMPSON, Phone 77m, Southbridge. C. G. FISHER, Sec, Leeston.

The most popular book in Chicago, in the opinion of the Chicago Bible Society, is the Bible. .The Rev. J. L. McLaughlin, Secretary of the organisation, reported it distributed 449,980 copies in Cook County (Chicago) last year through not-for-profit sales and outright gifts. "There is no explanation," he added, "except that there is a tremendous reawakening of interest in religion —one of those deep, silent movements that get under way once in a generation before the people are aware of it."