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January is the month Of annual
meetings. ,The churches' will be
hearing ,financial. 'and statistical
reportsfar .the
' e past y ear and 'of-
' ticers ','will. `be' eleeted'" for. the
coming year. In most cases. the
reports will be favorable, 'poss-
ibly ,with some difficulty new of-
ficers will
f=ficerswill be found .and we shall
settle back to a comfortable
routine, till .next January reps,
around. •
We wonder if, • the: following
statistics will be given. The num-
ber -of souls saved, ,thea number
lost,the number ,of families that • have left the fellowship. of , the Norval .Stewart; treas., Mrs. El -
r .arch, the' number of inactive• mer Osborne; cor: 'sec., Mrs. Alex
'families and individuals on the McTavish; Christian. stewardship,
.., 'end -
rolls, : the,:ziumber of.shut-ins and 'Mrs. 'Orville Finlayson; Fri
sick visited ' by the visiting ,core- ship, Mrs: Walter Dexter; Mis_
mittee of the church, the. fare- sionary.'.Monthly sec., Mrs.Har.
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THE LVCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
church themselves', 'how many at-
tend a weekly 'prayer meeting,
how many . families have a fam-
ily altar daily, how many "have
come to the minister seeking.
spiritual help,, or help in scrip-
ture understanding, how many
of the church officials. visited
the •hgmes of-newfamilies, Wel;
coming ,thein into the , f el°lowship,
how ,many stayed home in com-
fort, while the .active devoted
-few :conducted . the Lord - bust-
ness. , In . short, just^ how spirit
'ually active is , the church,. 'and:
how strong . is its witness in . the
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eom un y .
LOC
AL LADY • HEAD _
OF P.RESBYTERIAL''
. At the annual meeting of the
Maitland Presbyterial of the
W.M.S. 'held. -in SI Andrew's
church, Wingham, on January
10th, presided over by Mrs,- Mor-
gan Henderson of Lucknow,; the
following officers were -elected:
press, Mrs. ; Morgan Henderson`;
tune, Wingham; 2nd vice pies.,
`tune; Wingham 2nd vee _pres ,.
Mrs. Farish ' i,Vlof.fat,, R. 3, , Tees -
water; 3rd, vice pres. Mrs, . Jack
Fisher' Lucknow;, 4th. vice pies.,
erland q
Mrs, George. Sut ,R.R.•
Ripley; 5th vice pres., Mrs. W-' L.
Olivet . W.M.S.. Speir.; .tress;, Mrs.' D. R. MacKen-
The January meeting was. held zie, R: 3, 'Lucknow; secretaries:
at the home of Mrs. Melvin Coll_' recording, Mrs. Alvin Mundell,.
ing, who opened the .. meeting.. R. 2, - Wingham; : corresponding,.
with a New Years message: Rev. Mrs. Allan McAuley, Ripley;':'Sr.
D. A. . Brydon installed the fol- Auxiliaries, . Mrs. Allan" McAul-
lowing' slate of officers:. .honor- ey, Ripley; Evening Auxiliaries,,
ary, pres., Mrs. Melvin 'Ceiling; Mrs. T.. English. of Wingham;
pres. • Mrs. Herb Clayton,; vice Young Women and Girls groups,
pies., Mrs. Ross Black; sec., Mrs.. Mrs.. Bernard Thomas,, Bluevale;
Children'•s groups, . Mrs: Perry
Hodgins, R. 1, Holyrood; .Liter-
ature and Library, Mrs... D:.Gra-
ham,.
raham,: R. 5, Lucknow;.'Glad Tid-
ings, 'Miss M:: B. McLeod, Luck-.
.now, press," rs. D. C. Matheson,
ups_el�• esu .:ly, rs._ C -Steel,
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• Te'eSWa r,':
,ship,': Mrs. Reuben Wilson, 11 3,.
Goderich; historians, Mrs. A.
Maclntyre, R. 6, •Lucknow, and
Miss Iva Carr, Dungannon;
Home Helpers, `.Mrs.: ,S Robin-
son, Gorrie; members without:
portfolio, Mrs.: Guthrie Reed. of
Teeswater, Mrs. Bird of. Kincar-
dine, Mrs. 'John .Cairnpbell of,
Molesworth, Mrs, Eldrid : Nichol
of . Bluevale, 'Mrs. Gorge `Mac
Donald .of. Molesworth; • Students;
Mrs. 'R. C. ..McwKenzie, •'. Kin-
sardine,
.
' WEDNE PA'y, JAN; cath, 195ei .. •�-
.1
OBITUARY
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ERNEST GARDNER.
Funeral services for Ernest
Gardner, a lifelong resident of,
Ashfield Township, Were held at
the ,McLennan -MacKenzie M m-
orial Chapel : on • Wednesday m
t
conducted: by Rev, G. A. Meikle -
john. ,Interment was in Green-
hill' Cel'}'fetery .where fellow
members of Zion Orange Lodge
Wok part in' the committal . ser''
__charge of Chas,::. McDon-
ald, Master; ,RobertYons,•'
_
cha lain • and EldonMiller,: de-
i:A&1 . �y '^tx'�5GSF .r:,•• . A .. , .. ,. p .s'TeWt'm� nld .,s
thechurch Alv-elfarecommittee 'Walter 'Black; supply, 'Mrs. "4'V.al-
• the •: number ' of friendly '• visits ter Roulston auditor, .Miss Mary
�.Mr
s.
• ;made to ;the 'parsonage, •how Raulston;. ' organist, Ross
.. many have 'offered; their time Black; Baby: Band leader, Mrs:
talents for God.' and ' the'Melvin . Coiling;' Mission • Band
` and•
• church ° .not 'waiting to be asked, leaders,. Mrs. ,Robert Osborne
y
ho many'. have' refused'. to act and ;Mrs:. Alvin Harnilton; Mis-
'When asked to •assume;. some . sionary and : Maintenance, Mrs.
duty,' how .much money;John McCharles' and Mrs:; Jack,
chinch y,'Nlrs.
• is tied up in. church organize- McGuire, Willing :
tions when the need for mission.. John Coiling, ,Mrs. ..Oliver , Mac-
ary -funds is u alwa s..so great, Charles, Mary °Roulston and. Mrs:'
Y.
;how many have 'refused' to act Douglas Henry; finance tenth, commit -
is give
a` th, proportion tee, Mrs:... Orville: Finlayson, Mrs:
- what
of • the. `financial potential of Ebner ' Osborne, • Mrs. Howard.
•churcheo le is 'actually given Henry, ;Mrs: Donald, McTavish &
p P
for .the ••Lord's. work, .how. 'many Mrs Horlb..Clayton ,.. Hymn 363.
a active ',in secular con'imlliiity -was-sun+g o-1 ed by --pia,
re'nizations,' yet' have no time Mrs; Oscar. • White. -gave. a' very
ga Y
for the' church, how, many fam- interesting. review 'froth: : the
ilies in Lucknow have no church study. book, "No Vanishing'.' Race":
connection, how : many• children' Scriptures were read' by. Mrs. El -
are sent to Sunday ,Sc'hooi by mer' Osborne, Mrs. Alex McTav-.
parents who .are ` not attending
Pallbearers were • Lorne. , and
.
'Untold
Gardner,:
' � ti
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ner
a
rd
:G ,
Svan ` Gardner;
Bill Helm, ;Lorne Wall. and" Har
vey Ritchie. •
Mr. Gardner had been , ill for
only a• couple, of days; and- his
passing .came unexpectedly at
the home of his son, Jim Bard
ner of Lucknow, - with whom he
has resided for, over-theee years,
Ernest was born in. the Zion
• community on April, 18th, 1878.
He , was a son of William . T.
Gardner, :Sr.,` and Catherine Mc.:
Donagh.' His father came to . Ash-
field as a lad of 12, some ninety
yeo. He was left W.ith a-
y oug: fmily . of three sonseand
died
dugher, when his, wife•
La:rsrka:
i 3 Y ,"*v* ±a `rGardner ; of Wingham is
•the. only one of :that family who
survives: 'Ernest was, predeceas
ed ; by a brother, Wm.. T. Gard-.
ner in' December 1948. • and a
sister, rMr, . , R. E:. Finlay. (Eva):
of 'Saskatoon in., 1944: •
.Ernest was . of a quiet upas-
;;ruining .nature . and held...in es-
teem by .all who knew him. -His
Wife, the foimer.Marion Ritchie,
daughter . of'Mr. -and .Mrs 'James•
E. Ritchie, , predeceased him •.in.
1949: A. son Cecil, died in Novem-
Der 1951.
'Gardner is . survived by
nnp' son, Jameq, of Lucknow; and.
'a daughter Marion, Mrs.' Glen'
Tasker of Greenwood, Nova,
Scotia
•REV... W, :J. EC,CLESTON•, •
The Rev. William •John Eccle-'
Ston; a former 'Anglican riission-
dry among Ontario , Indians' and
, a , Western. 'Ontario ' clergyman
since 1912, died 'Sunday, , January
9th. ..at Parkwood Hospital', I,on
: don, in' his 97th'year: '
Mr. Eccleston came to Huron
Diocese. in 1912• aid served at
Granton until 1.916, then: at
Lucknow • until: 1921, and f roin
1921. ..until 1925 at Glanworth. At
Lucknow'` he was preceded by
•Rev:.. Ad Richardson .'and follow=
ed by Rev. Harry Bruce.
He 'spent the last five of his
minist y, 1925-30, 'at. 'Oh'sweken,
with three churches,. at _Six Nat_
ions, n: fan " eserve near: Brant-
ford., Although officially' retired
he, ministered for three years af-
ter 1930 at Princeton.
"Did° Supply Duty'
Until ill" health prevented it;
he assisted at St James (West
ininster) Anglican Church •and
supplied for other` clergymen 'as
well after 'coming to London,:
where. he. lived at 168 Bruce St.
Before coming to that :district
he spent' about: 12: , years . in the
Algorna,I�iocese, at St. Joseph's
Island and Manitoulin Island,
where- he, served, district parish
es and .two •i'hission and three
Indian day sch�ioois, • and , Indians.•
of :the 'Sucker, Creek area christ-
ened .him. "Sahwahsageezic", : or
"Bright Sky'';. and,his wife: 'sOk
enebegogua", or "Wild Rose".
Married in 1889; he- was pre-
de,ceased by his wife,'the -form er
Mary E. Taylor of. Detroit, only.
last June: The ,cotip°1'e had no
children and there .are ho sur'-'
r,ivors, •
Mr.. Eaeleston" was' born. �' in
Kent, England, came to`, Canada.
rr --71$20,-•-_gradua'tea: _ from' Wy.�'
cliff°. College, Tor5nto, in, 1$94:
poem "This New' Year" and Miss
Be-th McTaizi5h favored with 'a
solo. The. meeting '•closed with'
the . ,W.M.S benediction. • Lunch.
was served by the, hostess and
group , in charge. . A • vote' of
thanks ; was • moved by Mrs:
ish, Mrs:. Howard Henry read a Sandy McCharles. ` '
Ery's. Cocoa, Vs lb.. tin
-lefty' 'Crocker Cake Mies, 20• az 'S 'T
Breeze Blue or White 0 giant
Lux Liquid Detergent, • large.. '
Lux Liquid Detergent, 'giant
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43.c•,
-3-3ee -- BLU -AND GOLD -P
81c Fancy, 15 oz. tins 2 ifot. 31c
41e
$1e
Sunlight •LatT idry Soap ;-Bars ........ `2 for 23e
Lux Toilet ,. Soap ......... 3` reg: 27c, 2 bath 27c
SurF, ••large; 39e — Surf; giant, Ile
Lifebuoy" Soap .. s'..,, 3 reg. 29c; .2: bath 29c
Clover. Leaf Tuna, Fish, •Mt tin 37c
Red Seal Cohoe Saimon,2. tin .....: ' • 36c
Hawes Wax, lb, tin • 53c.
Aylmer Peas, 20 oz,: tin : . 25c
,Aylmer Pumpkin, 20 oz do .•..:. `2"for 31c
Libby's Saner 'Kraut; '28: 02: • 19c . •
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Sweet-. Treat :Pineapple Juice,, 20 oz.,. 2 for 27c�`��^
Chicken varieties.- Campbell's Soup,';
10 oz. . 2 for • 35c .
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Campbell's. Soups,tomato; vegetable,'
10 oz. . '2 for 25c
Libby's Sliced Pineapple, 20 oz. 34e
Libby's Mixed. Vegetable's, 15 oz. .•..,....,11c
Swift's Prem, 12 oz. tin '39e •
Green Giant Niblets Corn, 14 oz. tin, 2 for 3'7c
Gold Medal Krunchee Peanut Butter,
16 oz. ice box jar, 37c
R. & W. Evaporated Milk, tall tins 2 for 25c
TOMATO JUICE,
ancy' glade, 48 oz.
7c •.
DEEP BROWN BEANS
Libby's, 20 oz. - 2 for 39c •
COOKED SPAGHETTI ,
Libby's, 15.oz. 2 for 25c
AYLMER .TOMATO CATSUP
11 oz. bottle .' 2 ` for 39c.
BIRD'S
EYE I'ANBL,
range J"u"ice, 6 oz. tins :...,......,..: 2 for41"6
Turkey :Pies, 8 oz. ,pkgs. 38e
French Fries, 9 oz. pkgs. • 2 for 41c
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Green Peas, 12 oz. pkgs. , , 27c
FRESH FRUIT and . VEGETABLES
SunNkist Oranges, ripe, juicy, 288's., doz. 39e
McIntosh Apples, crisp, fancy, 6 qt. basket 59c
New Green Cabbage, solid, heads, : lb. 10c
Cauliflower; fresh, ner` spring crop= -
Attractive price
Celery; crisp, tender, new'erop, size 48,
2 bunches ......... .... ...,..:,. 25e
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ed f3 White
Food
Store
MONUMENTS. ,
SKELTON
MEMORIALS
WALKERTC N
We Are the only nlalnufac-
ture�rs.-in-t_his' part 9f Ontario -.
hi 11 ' Class: `rnonunients
Of B..
who import granite. from the
Old. -Count y in the..rough by
'the carload and process from
. the rough le the finished
monument.. No ; .middleman.
When choosing a monument
'.conte and see one of •the
largest ,selections in. ,Ontario.
Established over sixty Years.
Write or phone Walkerton:8'.'
•and reverse'charges.
SKELTON
MEMORIALS.
• WA RF
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'HEALTH"
UNIT
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SPOKE . AT: W,L MEET1NGi
"Home' Economics;; and Health"
was the theme of .the January.
meeting;,which. was held in the
Recreation Centre, Mr. Cooper,
the health inspector, was the
special speaker, and 'told :of •'the
wkrk of the health' office: and
staff -and • also• how easily:food
:can becorne..posoned Mrs: Jcte
MacMillan moved... a !vote •: of
thanks to Mr:: Cooper.
The scripture lesson :was. talc.-. •
en by -Mrs., Ed Thorn, and a duet
Eby.. Mrs. Philia MacMillan and ..
•'Mrs. Hall :was every much'. en
j�oyed. A.talk on, "Health"
given` by:Mrs. A. Sutherland.0
The current events, prepared by.
Mrs. McGill, were read. `by Miss
Mary= •.MacLeod: A : solo by
anise. Jamieson' acdom�panied by.
Mary. Allin= and a •piano : solo b. y
Karen Wasney were all ,.greatly
enjoyed. During the. business it,
was;.decided to send •.a donation,
to the delegate :that is going to
Ceylon arid plans ; Were:. made'
for ` a `card ,.party . to. be held:'•:n •
February: • •
' Many - le'tters. of. thanks
.' ead''from-those who had • z c
ceived 'Christmas cheer • -boxy.
from_,,' the' , Institt.ite Follow i n
the •Queen,,, Grace was sung and
the' hostesses • in •charge ser�•c �a
-ltrrtcl.
United ,Church Mission Band
The United Church' !land
Band •opened: their. meeting by
'Singing the:'Mission 'Band hymn. .,
and "Just. As ';I Ain". Carolyn'
Mathers. read.the 'scripture f91
lowed by. a 'prayer. by Patricia
Thompson.' C.a r o i y n Mather
played a, . piano •solo. • Louise
Jones, •. Barbara' : Rathwell, M arY
Murdie and Dawn Stewart' sang. -
"Jesus Loves Me'. .Mary ,A1lin
read the minu..tes • of 'the last
meeting, 'The,ineeting closed by
"repeating the Mission 13 a n d:
.Promise, • '
t$lack-Henderson , Group
The January.meeting of Group
III of the' W.A, - of 'the . United
el -lurch was held on Wedtu sday
afternoon at 'the -home -of Mrs. -
McKim, + Mrs.. • Henderson pt esid-
ed for' ,the opening" exercises.,
Thank •'you letters were read.
from Mrs: McIionald,. Mr's. 'Rich-
ards and Mrs: Mac ay. Mrs.
Black took the scripture t c'R•td-
rig---iiid`"Mi .7 J" 1HaIrcfatalga-
with • a solo.. Plans Were ce ntreli
ALCOHOh SPEA
'Iri`th'etheatre. on 'the radio,
Olt the signboard, in papers. and
e magazines. . '
'/ say -what 1 am paid to Say:
Ir the .laborateryr
•Ir+ the,wre:eked automobile,
le the city jail,, •
'•-i- a De�iVet'y . In the veins' theraker,
Phone 26Fre • i drinker,
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fon the ;congregational suppr r A
concert• was discussed of 'v'•ariety..
program forsome ` ,1The in '-rt it
also a play, Mrs. K C anjr 1 L�rl,
Mrs, B. Roach. and Mrs, h. 11 X 11
ards .are to look after this, It.
was , decided ' to have birthday'•
jars again. Mrs. K,' Carneron and
Mrs. ^.McKim 'entre interesting
reagin • s~ 'Me meetirt • crlosE.d
wr h a ynn and mizpa x'i1'
suction A social •period was hell
• and., a vote.; of thanks given 10.
f hrw hostess. 0 .
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