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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNCIW, ONTARIO
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UNITEDCHURCH
Minister: •.
Rev, G.,A, Meiklijohn,
• B.A., 113.D.
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SUNDAY,. FEBRVARY ZOtli
11.00 a.m.: The _Biggest Human
Problem.-
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12.,1 p.m.; Church School.
7.00 •p.m.: Missionary Slides,
o'New• Cnadians-at chur.er,
Lucknow' •
Presbyterian Church'
Rev. Wallace McClean',
• Minister , • ‘.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2,0th
11.00 Morning Worahip,
Sunday School .F011Owing
Service....
3..00 mi
-p.m.:, Eraltibei ,Dungan
7:00 .Eveaing .WorshiP,.
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_._1:LASILFIELDASIOTES
.There was , no service .in the ,
Presbyterian,' church. on Sunday.'
On account of the .Condition,
the roads:
Mrs. Elwood. Drennan :is a pat-
ient in .Goderich. Hospital.
KINGSBRI".15GE•
e irs e jion of the month.:
ly'Sehool, Paper for the year 1955
is now off the press,!and again
proves to .be- most interesting
reading .-material for all those
who". have the . 'welfare' of our
school children at heart'.
Lenten message to the child-
ren from our pastor, Rev. r ather
Van Vynckt, accompanied same,
wherein. he stressed the irnport-
ance ..of. children practising pen-
ance; andl mortification, even iri
little matters, esPecially during,
the Lenten seaspn, and encour-
aged all to Work diligently.ay
by-,-clay-,--Tin-,;•-order that greater
gimes§"may be achieved in the
future. - • • ',•
'Mr. Peter LierrnaiVWaS chOsen
the mot competent Speaker .of a
group 'cOf five Goderich: district
students, 'who.' took part in. the
Goderich.Lipms Secondary School
Oratorical tonteSt. Peter will now
enter the ,Lions 'Zone. Oratorical
contest/ and we wiShcon-
tintied. success, . ' ,
Kr. - Douglas' Frayrie returned.
to. Tororito ori Sunday 'after
ipeerne!ling a: week at home
Mr. GordonValad..returned
his. home here fibril the GOder,:
leh Hospital last ,week,, and is
Making sati'sfactory .1Progress. "
Mrs.,. Mary. Austin, has
been a patient in GoderiCh Hos-
Pital'for several•montha_Past, fell
and broke her iiip :recently. .-
, The infant son,of Mr: and Mrs:
Jr1. O'Keefe.: was',baptized. ori
Sunday, "Jdseph .Gerard" by
Reit. Father'. Van. VYnekt, with
Mr.:and2. Mrs; Eugene:O'Keefe of
Itaritilton
' Mr 'John Cathcart la a patient • • .
in •Wingharri Hospital., s'
p.14.. MacLennan under-
t- atroperati4ri-irr-Wirig-ha
fl�spitaJ -last Week.
--Mr;' and Mrs. Wm. MadDolfaid-
. 03,CPeet to leave on Wednesday of
this week for theirtrip to Mex -
co, The. trip was previously 'post-
poned - because .of •the-, death of
MrS. MacDonald's father, Mr A.
MaeDonald. of Huron Townehip,
FOURTH CONCESSION
Russell .1gaelSugall :.Of
B.C.;:' spent a few .daYs
with. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mac-
DOugall. :.She has .been in Tor -
Onto for several • weeks due °. to
the illness of; her mother: ,
.Mises Marian‘•Bucktori and'Jo-
hanna s'De, Buckton
,.afict:BobGilchrist have'. all been
with the •
", There Was Jib :church in South
-Kinlossori Sunday 'due Ite-, road
:conditions.
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Mr. and' Mrs.. L. DifacDougall,
Allan' arid Grace and :Mrs; R.. Mac-
• .Dougall motored; to Cheslek fon
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Thursday to Visit .Mr: and Mrs..
. • Clair MacDougall and. family', •
WOMerea.ASSoCiation Graiip II •
The February meeting of •Group
117-ef.
of •Miss MacGregor with 27 lad-
ies present: Mrs -,--,-,-,George- Brooks
presided and the meeting opened
with the hymn "Blessed
ante" anCi prayer -by Mrs.
MrS.;-MaCIVIillan read 0-iesbr.t.P.-.
titre:lesson. and the'meditation
Was taken by Mrs. BrookS., The
roll call was .answered by a VaiL.
entizie verse:, -The 'business.
.of the meeting consisted .of the,
'cliacifssion of the year's. project:
The. sewingand cheerio. corninit-
tee reported. Mrs. Brecklesi,Con-
Nener of the program, Committee;
took' the chair for: the Program:
-Mrs. CbuSe. gave a reading, "The
Ward", written'. by. Mrs..: W. :V:
Johnston. 'A: duet. -Waisuri-g:bY
Mr. and Mrs. Bert ThompSon
of Donnybrook left last week fpr
a two month...5' vacation in Cali-
tornia
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'Mr. and ' Mrs. T. -1.• Salkeflcl
have left on a month's trip to
Arizona.
Mrs. Jessie Allin been . a
patient: in Wingliam Hospital
with blood poisoning rin her
hand. . • :
. Harvey Hall of, Detroit Spent
the week -end with his .parents,
Mr: and 1VIrs,'John Hall
*, OLD COLONY REVIVAL -
Possibly, the last' -chance of • a'
lifctime, to complete your ser-
, -
kiee-of Rogers,-..fros, ,01d
Colony design silverware. Orders
taken: to February 25th for. Fall
delivery. Wm. A. Schmid, Jeikel•
ler, --
Mr. 'and IVIrs R F. 'Gill Of
. • R.
Jasim, Sask., are spending, , a
y.
week with 'relaties in the Com-
munity. Mrs.Gil1 was:formerly
Emma JohnstOri of Ashfield.. It is
some 48 :years since she left her
natiVe township. •
Wm. J. 'MacDonald, WhO
purchased the "Garfield MacDon-
ald residence last year, is not
'enjoying the beat of health -and
is at the Baker' Private .1•IoSpital
at present. •
ersont
Ladieenand IVIen't Wear Fashion"•Millin4ji-
.THONE 85; LUCKNOW
ork Clothes for Men, Boys
By' --GREAT WEST
,
-KITCHENS
---CARIIA.RR'I'
--BROTHERHOOD
,sanforized•and all, sizes.
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aVER. LSr-OVERALLS; -SNOOKS; -JEANSi-PANTS-
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Caps, GloveS, Nylon and All WOOI Sox, 'Underwear,
Sweaters, Shirts, `Braces,- Belts, Jackets,' Hats,
T -Shirts' Sox Savers .
SPECIALS
Heavy Wool Shirts,. •
Half. Price. '
Boys'. Heavy Sox
for ,boots 69c.
Wide Leather Belts,
.
new shipment. °
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HOSIERy.
Stretehy, top tor the, stout
leg, 45 gauge, 39, denier..
•."'Regular $1.50 for99c
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PAIR
These are yeti dura*e.
in
'Girdles, Brassiers, Gloves, Baby Panties, Bibs, Rubber Shee
DrYper.Diapers With Pads, Powder., ,
Try a product and you will soon want another.
WHITECHURCH
The coz-nrnunity was shoCked to
hear . of the :death. of Mr. Herb
Pettipieee whiCh .oeCurred early.
Saturday morning in -Wingham
HoSpital. . •
Mr' and Mrs, J. C. ,Gillespie
Barry. of .Sarnia Visited with Mr,.
andMrs. G. E; Farrier.on Thurs
Mrs'.. -/G. • GilleSpie spent. Thurs-
day in tonclinf.T
:Rev and Mrs. Robert Watt of
Mitchell -visited wth' his -parents,
Reit; and Mrs., W. J. Watt on
SUriday- everiing. •
SeUs Store Business
•., Mr.: and Mrs. Les ftirnett -has
sold ,his' store. ,to -Mrs. .,D. WiUis
Of, Palmerston: •The ,: new: owner
.will :take .charge the: end of . Feb-
ruary.
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We .are ,sorry to hear that
Tohn Simpsan .has: been under
the, doctor's :care: Mit. Ale* Simp-
soh !and. 'Don of .Xintail visited
With. •him on MOriday,
Wni...,DaWson Passes
. The: cornrininity was saddened
.to hear,e1, the d.eath:of lyfr: :Wm.
Dawson. his. 73rd year, Who
Passed away bn :Monday. morn-
ing He to motirn; his wife
.the former Myrtle. Purdon and
a daughter Jean, 140.: Wesley
Tiffin. • ..
•Mrs.. OUSsell. Purdbn and' dau-
ghter •:came:hoinefriim the',hos-
Pital • on 'Saturday.
,-Weare.sOrrY.to hear that Miss
*hie, Kerniedy.....has..been,..:a„Patt.,
ient *Ingham 'Hospital. with
the •iflti. . . , • ,
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The ' United, Church 'Young
Adtilt Group met on Tuesday eV-
eriing,.: February 8th,. :at the home
'of Mr. and Mrs. •Qarnet Farrier:
Ivan • Laidlaw led the. • business
section: 'Rny.,.:Brojok ,a
PrOject • for. Young
People: The meeting wa6 then'
.turned Over to Mrs. 'Milap Moore'
who gave the .Call t45.; worship..
Jack .Co,tiltes.. read the scripture,
folloWed • by the meditation by.
Clarence MeCleziaaian. M r s
Garnet.FaFrierplayed reCords
tv,to sOngs - by' the. jubilee
8ingers. The topic, .1`tan ;Racial
Prej udice hvOVereoine by
Was' given by Mrs. Milan Moore.'
The ineeting Was' closed ' by a
ieCord. •
At Skating Party
A"number of the Yourig Adult
Group; of 'the United ChurCh
at-
tended a' Skating party at Ltick-
now on Friday .eVening as guests
of the Lticknow Group. Follow-'
ing .ari eVening :at the arena %the
grcitip returned to the chureli
_where the Members of theLuck-
nw grim> etired refreshments.-
'Arthur',Laidiaw, moved, a•vote oI
thanks'. on behalf, of the visitors:,
All ertjOyed • a 'pod tirne..
J. W. Joynt' and.' Miss
'Robertson and. a reading given.
by Mm. J. Kilpatrick,. .,-What.
horde :means to :Me". Mrs. breek-
les closed the Meeting with praY-. ,
er: The committee in charge ser -
'ed lunch and an' interesting
contest consisting of •i b caI
people's names 'Was enjoyed:
0. Jones moved a..-v.ote of, thanks
to..the hOstess, •
00,
'OF ENTIRE STOciC OF
Drop. In, And See ,For YOurself.
Phone 76, Lucknow
LAINIGSIDE
Herbert, Pettiplece Passes
This' community extends its
deepest, syrripathy to, Mr. Jamie.
son Pettipiece and, Mrs..":Elwood
Barbour ,(Sadie) • of. St: Held -is
arid 'other relatives. .f. the'. late
Mr. Iterbert•Petsse:asa-
ed away iu.Wingham Hospital on
Saturday. mornirfg, February 1.2..
He had 'been in declining health
.for 'a .'while. He was .86 Years ,b1
age: and was'',a teSident, of the
4th Con. Of Kinloss; each of Lang -
side -all his.; life. Twice ;married;
he was Predec.eased,l-by Matilda
Hetherington in 1907 and by:Har-
riett Clarke in 1944. OW•0 sons'
alSg predeceased hird,',iii0liard ii
.1914 and .Paliner in 1945.
Funeral, service was from Clint.
.•-.-rie's Funeral Home in. Wingham:
Monday afternoOn,. at' 2.00' P.m.
with Rev..IC A. Brook of 'Blue-
.
Mother Piisaea -
Mrs; Robe'rt Mact)onalcL, of
Itolyrood was recently, berea'ved
by the death' of.her 'mother, Mrs.
.Tames "E! .Turribtitl of truce
TOWriship,' who passed away at
• Pinkerton :in her 82nd year.
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of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. l'Tiffin.
,.Sympathy is expressed to Mr. °
and Mrs. • Wes; Tiffin in the death
of Mrs., Tiffin's father, Mr. Wm.;
Dawson' of Whitechurch Which'
occurred on Monday morning: .
• Lingside could spare some:,
snow. The ,bantis are getting.:
pretty high around here.
• PONNYBROOK
•The. .W.M.S. and W.A. met on -
Tuesday. 'at the •home of .Mrs,
Nbrinan Thornpion- with • . Miss
Hazel Stamper in ;charge. •Akr11111
297Was . sung in Opening. The rpro-..
gram .frorn the' DdissionarY •
Monthly .was read by. Mrs. Sam
Thompson,- Mrs.. Bill• -•Hardy, Mrs.
Gordon Chainney and MrS. . a-:
Jefferson. Miss Stamper read the •
'scripture from St John, chap 17.
verses '18. to 21. •Hyrnii' -36.2 WAS 4
sung. Mrs: -Sam Thompson read
a paper,pn.Chris-tian Stewardship; '.
vale. officiating,. Interment Wai..ancl. Mrs. Norman Thompson read
in-..Langside ,cerne,tery. Pallbear7 one, on Heralds. The 'Study book,
er.S..were . Wallace. and ,• Johnson was taken •by Mrs., Hardy. The
minutes of the last meeting were
read. 'The roll call was answered
by .."Your Favorite Flower". A
layette is being:,rna'de 'for. the,,
spring' V'aie, .Hymn 500 was sung.
The .meetingclosed with -prayer
by Miss Hazel' Stamper. There
was an' attendance of
Conn, Joe Tiffin, -Russell. Ross,
Chas. Taylor, and Robt. Hender-
Mr ' -Mervin Conley of Tavis
•tock scent the 'week -end at the
hinne of ,his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jim- Cdnley.
Mary f Jane Tiffin is visit-
ing .with Mr. and Mrs: Russell
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Allan• Miller. of: KincarOine,
spent the Week -end., at .hia hoine.
--Thc-dance•rar:Larig-side-comi
rnunity Hall on' Friday night waS
well attended 'in 'sPite.of weather
and roads. A euchre party for this
-Friday evening.
The ',Vdieiltine Meetingof the
Young People4S.Societv Was h d
on Monday evening at the
FRIDAY
•iav.e you yotir coSturne ready,
for the ',Tnasquerade- carnival ort
Friday night? Indications point ..,.....
to: a .colortul. event, preceded' by
a figure skating performance by,
-Wipgham Slating, Club and
concluding with/a lively' broom
ball game between.. Ashfield,,,and
ome Kinloss.
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