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UNITED..CHURCH
Minister,
• Rev. G; A. Meikle john; .
B.A.,. B.D.
• SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER '25th '
10.00 aan.: Church' School..
11.00 a.m.' Subject, "The Life
of, Discovery' •
1.00 p.m.: Rev. 'George 'Sach.
L�t n
�k OW
Presbyterian Church
Rev. Wallace, McClean;
• o Minister
SUNDAY, 'SEPTEMBER 25th
1100 a.m.: Family • `Day.,
Sunday Schol meets; at
10.45 to attend'Rally Day
• service.in a . body in the
auditorium, at 11.00.
3.00p.ni.: Erskine .Church,
• No •Evening Service During,
. September. ' 1'
South , Kinloss'
• !The. Skylarrks" heldthe first
• meeting of 'this year-in--the-,-bas.
pent of 'the church On ,Thursday,
• September 16th: The Meeting.
•
Opened.: with the ., election . of . of
fivers' for the new' year.."They•
are.`:. president, Ruth. Steer; vice
president, Donelda Cochrane; sec-
retary,
Gladys .Grahani; treasur-
er,• Shirley Irwin:. A letter . of
thanks was_read' from:.oneof the
former .members:: A discussion; on
selling cards for middies wasdr,,
cided, .The ' collection was then
taken and. it.Was',decided .to have'
the_ next meeting on September-
29th:
eptember29th: A •letter from.' Helen. Bricker
was. read to let . us know of her
resignation.
-'.Olivet 'W.M.S..'
Twenty: ;.• members : of the W ., M: 'S. 'met.in 'the 'church. for,th:.i'
e .r.
• Septe nber Meeting and answer-.
ed the, roll call 'With "harvest.
' thoughts". ' Mrs. Melvin • 'Coiling
:presided over the .devotional. ex
ercises,whenshe and7IVJrs. Walter.
, • Black • read the 'lesson and: asked
a .group.. of 'questions based' on
'the,seripture•;reading: ,Mrs. Oliver
MVioCharles. -read a poem -;and: -Mrs-.-
:• Stewart' 'and *Mrs, J: •MeC.haries
sang . a duet. Mrs.. Robert Osborne
.gave .an interesting paper ,on the
• .last of the study :book an India,
dealing with: .their. customs, re-
. business . period followed .when
reports were given' by both the.
Willing Workers `''and. treasurer.,
Mrs. Oliver•`McCharles will be re-•
; porisible far -.getting -me begs=toc
go to Five Oaks. The meeting was.
closed With the W.MS.. benedic-
tion.•
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, , LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
SHOW,ER. H ELD
OR; BRIDE -ELECT
•: (LANQSjDE NEWS)' •
A delightful shower was held
with 1Vfrs Prank :Miller arid dau-
ghter Betty as hostesses on Tues
day evening. for . Gretta Hudson.
• A Progr'am was, presided over
by Ms. Miller with the intro-
duction of all present A. sing
song was led, with .Mrs. Wm.
,Scott at the organ. Reading
were given' by Mrs, Chas. Tiffin?
Mrs. Lawrence.
.
wr ce,
MacLeod;. Mrs;.
,Russel 4Gaunt. and Mrs, Miller,'
Solos were sung -very_. sweetly
-by-Mrs: y-- rs. Philip.St,.etr, A :musical
selectrgn. ,was •• giy;en, by Carolyn
Mo'thers'. 'Contests •were held.
The address:*as read betty
Miller and a- large '•basket of
lovely gifts were carried by Mar-
garet . MacMillan and Marion
Scott. . Greta , very ' graciously
thanked• all for `iheir•lovely. gifts..
A' daiinty lunch was served: '
Langside, •Ont'ario,
September. 20th; 1955
Dear Gretta o -
We; your old neighbors} ' and
friends, are . pleased to Meet and,
enjoy an evening , With.. you;
Needless to .say how we .have
missed yo.u, but 'We are .happy
we have ' the . opportunity to meet
with you • on an occasion such
as this.
We hope you• Will find all. your
gifts_ very, -useful :-each: .day Wand
will remind you of your' friends
back around.; old No: 9. . •
'We extend our congratulations'
arid, best wishes for :: youur 'future
happiness and hope you .will be
a'b1e. to' .come back to visit us
from time: to time '
Sincerely,
All your 'Friends . here
W.: J.•Irwin. • and Mrs. Ray
Hudson' assisted the guest of
honor in opening her gifts.: ,
Mrs Ewart .•; MacPherson' re-
Cently ii,inderwerit an appendect:,
omy' in Wingham" Hospital. ,'
'T'hose attending the .London
Fair were the Conleys, Dawsons,
Crowstons, MacLeods, •Collyers•
and.'Evans. -•.
on:gratulations to .Mr..' -8z Mr's:
G'Ceorge -Wraith, •Goderich, on: the
birth of twins- a Ewar
t .••oriFriday,' September 16th:•
Mission Band. is' to be. held at
the home of* Mrs, Charles. Tiffin
on Saturday. afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs: Earle Uodgiris
visited. . Thursday. evening ,with
Mr•, and Mrs: Wm.. Evans. : '
.: ... e ..Peter•
-We are sorry to h„ar �1VIrs.
Moffat'•is laid up with chronic
arthritis at the home of her dau-
ghter, Mrs.' .Jas.. 1VI6Pherson.:.
ASIIF1.ELD ' }
Mrs. ..R. •Martfn 'of Ripley spent
the •'week-end,,with Mrs. D. J.
MaoMurcliy.. • .• .'
Hemlock City school has an
enroakl:inent—af--32—singe—K iri;ail
pupils . have: been transported
here. 'Mrs..Isabel Martin is the
teacher '•in• charge.'
While. ,Mr. 'Louie MacDonald
• was working' his • tractor ' on Fri-
day, a'• spark. fron the exhaust
set ----fire' to •a Straw''stack near the
barn. A strong :wind was bloW-
ing: ''The fire got out of control
and set fire to, the The-
Luckriow Fire Brigade was call-
ed,. and they, with the help of
neighbors, were able. to save the
barn.
Silo filling and. bean harvest-
ing are the order of tlid y rn
this. community,
.: 74r,4i 90sfi it s�n0(14. 4)m,i�u�o��il.,
IHOry.. • . "Servicesest Thanksgiving .
ST. PETER'S, LUCKNOW
Anglican Church of Canada. '.
SUNDAY; SEPTEMBER 25th,
(Standard .:Tune)
1:00...a.m : MORNING PIfA:YE1
Preacher, Rev, 11. L.' Jennings
'line 7.30 •».m.: EVENING PRAYER— •
lard -
.,reacher,.: The�V enerable. i. IS,.- ilio,,,.
011 �. Archdeacon of Saugeen, Rector. of
• Church, Walke$ •
1040 a.iri.: SUNDAY_ SCHOOL
Special Music . A, % eleeme to All.
.yr,4*►ou.1Y.w.., b,0.;MrN ;.w+ f 0..•0 i.60,0 .iN .+H0.+Y4.bw 4 .04or "'"i"'!•
Mr. Gerald •Gilmore visited • his.
parents over the week -end.
Mr. and'. Mrs. 'Colin Wellum' of
Tororrto'wererecent visitors with
Mr. and,'Mrs. Thomas Hackett
Mrs. T;' 8.' Reid of Orillia; is
visiting in London with .Mr, and
Mrs. Austin Reid. •
John VanOseh, Tom" Helm and,
Bill Barger are attending; Luck,
now � High
School, h'
•g . of from
7, Ashfield
Ross .Henderson, -:,and Dasil--
Hogan attended the Western Fair.
in',Land'on. last. week, •Mr ,.Mike
Hogan returned with them:. ` .,
, • 'Victor' : Baker ;s ; en last week;
'Dundalk: at the lho'me of his
uncle and •aunt, . Mr. and Mrs.,
Bill McLean,
Duncan and 'Nancy . (nee ° Reid)
.Cameron • of Toronto spent. the,
week -end with Mr. and Mrs. A.
E. McKim. Mr, Cameron is a staff
reporter .for
p The Telegx�'am.
'Miss R'Loa Judge, her mother.
and •.brother Jarnes of; Jackson,
Mich, visited over the Week -end
'With her.. aunt, Mrs. Con Hogan
and. family.''
The Rev. H. L, ,;f ennings at- •
tended 'the monthly meeting of
the clericus of the Deanery of
Bruce held in ':Paisley on Tues-.
day of 'last vreek. "
Visitors last week. with Mr. and
Mrs.: Dan . Wyids were' Mr d,
Mrs,- ''Charles •Wylds of Huron
Township, ',and. Mr. and Mrs. Wes
Wylds :and daughter •Kathleen of'.
Bervie. ,
Mrs..' Effie ' Culbert' returned
home with her son Herbie after
Spending tea. couple •of, ; :Weeks, in
Detroit' with members of : ,,her
'family.. Herbie returned:: to De
-
trait , on Sunday:
Mr. and Mrs, Blake Alton and
Mrs: Albert Alton :visited : with
Rev. ` A. W. Brown, Mrs,: Brown
,and Ethel at •Brantford on their
way'' to. 'Dunnville to : visit 'with
Mr: .and 1VIrs; .Wilfred Hoffman
and.• other.' , relatives. Blake and
J)ora: visited friends in 'Hamilton
one day.
•Steve Stothers. of,Kingston vase.
ited'his relatives.' in' the ;district
including John •' Emmerson, : of'
Purple •.Grove, Isaae Nixon of
Haekettown and the `..Stothers of
the district.:With him was ,Victor
Whitley .•af Harriltgn: Steve . is
the son of the •late : Jas: Stothers.
Of . Nipawiri,• Sask..
'Week - end guests, at the home'
of' Mr. ;.and Mrs: ` Salm . Durnin
were-Mr.and-Mr-s.. B..,T -I3ockl-iri
of North Branch, • MI6., where
he is . employed. on : the staff of
the Standard Oil and , Gas 'Co.
Mrs. Locklin's ::'forebears were
,,pioneers of, • the ee aten.Y..dis='
triot, • and one of the family'mar-
ried John Rutherford, an uncle
of 'Mrs. Durnin's..
Mr. and: ,Mrs: Bill Huestis of,
Winnipeg and their son Clifford,
who had just, returned from sa
six-months naval cotitse in Eng=:
land,' :were • visitors last week,
'with Mr. "arid :Mrs. RonaldFor-
_ster. ?Clifford- -was: -floWrt- hom e-
by 'the navy, with his ' wife and
daughter returning by boat. Mrs,
Huestis was rforinerly Doneda
Brown, daughter of • ,Richard
Brown and Annie • ,MacDougall,
-former Lti o i ,.:. if
ckn w tl ford
'Huestis was, enquiring for a sis=
-ter• o his-.wit-e.'s-:mother, whaAras-
formerly Winnifred Durnin. Her
sister; he thought.iwas still living:'
here,, blit io one could identify
her.
B.A.
St; Z7oni
as
United 'Ch'urch Mission Band
The United ;Church Mission
Band resunied :itsMonthly meet-
ings last "week • with the meeting
opening with....the Mission Band
hymn,. Election of: officers• for the
year resulted: as. follows: • pre,.,•
Perar • Th
orriTsurr ice-`ppre 4.
Lyn Cause; set. Mary Allin; asst:
sec. Murray Hunter; treasurer,
.Leona Collins; pianist, Carolyn
Mather, -press-: repor=te; Marguer-
ite MacKenzie. TheBand • sang •.
"Jesus Loves Me. David Thorinp-
son took up the collection and:
'.a:fte3= l ar"'1'ijnnrf•.*1eaitts ` titi Blue`
Shine", the rnee n . • etosed with
the Mission. n Purpose.
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'PHONE 85,. LVCKNOW _ :
COME TO THE,: FAIR, , . WEDNESDAY, S ,EPTEMBER 28th.
• 11_..,_ _ ___. clearances, samples
values at VERY LOW SALE PRICES. Stock up now for
Christmas, Birthday' and .Hostess,• gifts..
NYLON' SLIPS, • reg. to $8.95'
Sizes "32 to 42, lavishly, tri •' .med..White: only
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RAYON SLIPS, reg, to $3,98 N
$3.98;
it 1'
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NYLON ...GOWNS, S, M, rL•
(see `these *for yourself)
RAYON GOWNS, reg. to .84795' • • $2.00 -
•CHILDREN'S PANTIES ,. '. ' •
39c to• ,• 79c
(age " 2 to 14 many styles) '
ASK :TO' SEE THE NEW SANITARY PANTY.
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FOURTH CONCESSION
Mrs:.' W. F .MacDonald,' Mar-
garet andMack attended West
er'n Fair at:Loitdon4on; Saturday.,
Mr.. an, d. Mrs. Ira' Dickie and;
boys, Mrs. T.: A. MacDonald. and
•Mrs.' L..•Maclver enjoyed a "Motor
trip to Owen• Sound, ,Thornbury
arid Collingwood On. Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Austin,
Robert, Ronnie 'and 'Garry and
.Mrs. •D L. MacKinnon .spent Fri-
day at London Fair:
Mr. Mack MacDonald. . begins
his course at Western University
this' week.
Black -Henderson Group .'
The ' September :,meeting ' of
Group III `was held on Wednes
dayafternoon, at the -home ;of
Mrs.: Eldon Henderson . with • an
attendance of 'twenty-two nem
biers and eight':visitors. Mrs. Hen-
derson presided for the opening
exercises: Mrs. Isabel' MacKenzie
took the • scripture, • me tation.
and , prayer. Mrs; . Hall and Mrs,
Roach were appointed to` arrange
for the ":,program• for • the :three
Groups. 'meeting for next Wed-
nesday; also Group 111 is. to look
after flowers: for the church. 'Mics..
0. Richards presided for the pro-
gram which' followed. A num-
ber • of hylrins were, sung and two
instrumental' duets _by. the Mac -
Nay twins. Mrs, 0. :Richards and
Mrs. Alex Andrew `•.each gave iri7.
teresting readings.' An auction
sale was held 'at the close of . the•
meeting; after which "a .dainty
4.un.ch rw:as served: and- a vof e -=of•
thanks was, given the .hostess. .
•' BORN
HENDERSON 'in Win ham Hos
pit -al -On: Tuesday,' ;.ptenber• 13th
to M. and Mrs.. Garnet Hender-
son, - of L ucknow, a daughter,
Ooralyn Gladys. • . ,
CLELAND—in Winghatn Hospi-
tal, •on Saturday,. September 17th,,
to Dr: and. -Mrs. T. B. Cleland,
a, -son.
TO ESTABLISH
DuMP"INKINLOSs
.aVlemfbe's of the Wildlife 'Board
of the Saugeen Valley Conserva-
tion' Authority., fillet . Reeve Har=
old .Perry of Kinloss:las tt vv
eek;.
and arranged• for a garbage dump '
to.. be established by the Auth
ority and : maintained: by the Twp.
of Kinloss. 'The new • dump: wilt:
be i n:' operation, within a week
and 'is located on the Third
+Range,..3/4 anile east of 'the South'
Durham, road, : ' 2 miles south of
the 'village • of Kinloss . and I mile
north of trio village` of Kinlough..
Th'e Saugeen 'Authority riem
bers' feel that 'in' their 'campaign
to clean up the rivers and
streams, , it is imperative • to en-
courage the , :establis1 Ment • of
Township dumps.
Most •muniicipalities, have, 'pass-
ed by-laws maculated. • by the
authority ' which , prohibit' the ;
aurnping of rubbish. into or onto
the, : banks- o1 : streams and- the
•
situation within' the":Saugeen.
Watershed• has improved 'greatly,
Takes. Over Paisley 'Advocate
Last week's' issue., of the 90-
year-old Paisley Advocate was.
published, by "the ,new editor,
Bruce:, MacKenzie; :,brother 'of
Ross MacKenzie w•ho had pub-
lisped : the, ,paper since the' death
of his: father `• in.1948..' The late. •
Dan MacKenzie • was .editor• and
publisher, of '; .The Advocate for
5'7 years, and his sons all
entered. 'thepublishing field,
• " Bruce had been with the Owen, '
Sound'' Sun-Times--for—.25—,--years
and, r�etttrns to ' his native' -village
well qualified ,to take charge of •
T e A -c vocate.
• During the .Sentinel publi'er's
p
association with this paper there
is now only one other of the. 11
Bruce 'County papers':that has not
changed ownership or manage
menti in that" tune.. That' is the
Southampton Beacon published ;
by Everett Short. .
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SEPTEMBER 29th,• 30th, 'OCTOBER 1st
• (Open ,All.. Day Thursday)
roe Draw
FOR KIZOEHLER.'CHAIR,'VALUED AT $70.00 •
'THIRTY BAGS OF FREE • GROCERIES
Free Gifts For . The Housewife and Family
Hall's Ec�n�my'Food Market
Pr-esh-hulls--&- -Vegeta hies--- --- Free=Delivery, Phone
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