HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1956-01-18, Page 3WEDNESDAY, ,JAN. 18th, 1955
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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UNITED CHURCH
Minister;, • '
Rev. G. A. Meikle john,
B.A•,, B.U. . ' •
SUNDAY, . JANUARY- 22nd,
'10,00 a.m.: Church School.' �.
11.00: a•M; "The Will of GoO i
Admission. of Elder • �.
'.7.00 pan: "Beginning with
God".
�ocafi�- enera
Mrs. A.'. E. McKim • is in. Tor-
onto this week attending 'the
January Executive of the Can-
adian. 'Council, Girl Guides As-
sociation. •
Mrs, Harvey Treleaven of Lon-
don- was a, visitor last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Irwin.
13 Mr. and 'Mrs. Gordon Steward
and son '.Bruce of London visited
duringthe week=end with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Steward:
•- • • Gladys Kilpatrick of . Victor.a.
"°�''''' „ ..�.- , .�..•....,�......! Hospital, London, wasa week-
'1 .end„ visitor with cher assents Mr.
' L11EkI10W p ,
..' ; 1. "and '.Mrs: John Kilpatrick.
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Presby#.er .r We are informed that Godes;
•• ich stores are riot • open . either
Rev. Wallace McClean , Friday or Saturday nights at
Minister ii' present.
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SUNDAY,' JANUARY 22nd
11.0.
0 a.m.; Morning Worship.
112.1:5 p.m.; Sunday' School: i
T • 2.00 p.m: Dungannon •
7.00 p.va.: Evening' Worship.
• Annual Meetings
Thursday,, 2.00 p.m;, Dungan.
non.,
,, now:
Monday, ? 30-C.GLT:.
Monday, "8 30-4P.S:'
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Luck -
LOCAL . RESIDENT; . WON.
$200 CROSSWORD :PRIZE.
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Ralph'..,Pagan was ,.pleasantly
.surprised, last 'Wednesday when
• informed• :that, he had won/4260
in;. a,crossword . puzzle ;contest
sponsored by The , Free Press
}Ie had thea, perfect answer to
purple No. 84. Ralph .has been
a ` regular entrant in the series
:of contests:
Mr. Pagan. -came to ' Lucknow
two years . ago, and has • since
been. associated •withhis son -in,
law Gerald Rathwell in the op.
enation of.. the - S.., • C. Rathwell
and. Son•. Shoe Store. .
1n answer to a query by a
•Free . Pres 'reporter.,.. Ralph is
quoted:, "I. intend to' spend a lot
'.'.of it in 'ni.y garden and the bal
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FOR BRIDE -ELECT,
Friends, and neighbors gather-
ed in Holyrood Hall Thursday,
evening, January 12th, to honor
the bride -of -the -month, ' Mi s. :s
Shirley Colwell^
Mrs. Wm. Eadie was chairlady
for a short, program which con-
sisted of solos; 4by Mrs. Jack
Hewitt • and Sharon' O'Donnell,
readings by Mrs. HOward Harris
and Mrs.. Tom Hodgins • :and eon-.
tests by . Mrs.' Rays °ard Ackert
and Mrs:'.Morgan Johnston and
an inatrurriental'�by-'Mrs. William
Scott.
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Mrs. Max Bushell called', the
bride -elect to a nicely ,decorat-
ed chair arid read ' the address,
:Shirley was:.assisted by Mrs.
Currie. Colwell and Miss: Shirley
Hamilton , in opening ' the many
Well Henderson underwent an. beautiful gifts. She made a fits -
operation in Victoria Hospital, :ting . reply inviting everyone to
on Wednesday . -of lastweek. her hone . to 'see her trousseau; . _
Murray Couse' underwent sur- A11: joined in . singing "For she's
gery • at Victoria Hospital; Lon- a jolly good fellow', and • a. dainty:
'don, the latter part of the week. lunch was served.
Mrs. Ernest Snowden (Caro- Holyrood, Ontario;
lyn Humphrey) of West Wawa -January 12; 1956.
nosh,' returned. home. last Thurs Dear Shirley: •
day from Victoria Hospital, say. "all the 'nice girls
where' she had"been. hospitalized love a sailor" but we are .happy
following,`�an 'operation: to' know that, of all, those nice
working. ine Blind ..River Algoma' fallen in love with. our . ,Shirley.
Uranium. Mines, is 'a visitor with So tonight, we your .._ friends;
his. mother, Mrs T. I' Wall ` ' have : gathered to express our
,Mrs Robert Hamilton, T3oun- good wishes, before you ..set sail.
dary West, underwent ari .opera-' on •this new sea --the sea of Mat -
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tion : at Victoria Hospital,. Lon rimony. .
don, on Friday. It is a sea, of calm and storm
• Miss Elizabeth MacDonald, as- but you have a good pilot. and
sistant at Dr. Little's dental of v e feel sure that apart from •the
Lce, is: ,ill with pneumonia. smooth and ,pleasant sailing,: you
will both surmount, any. waves
Mrs..P. M Johnston has been of difficulty ..and come up srnil-•
a ..: patient° in Wingham',, Hospital '
since 'the' New Xear•' mg... .
Art. Baker :and Lloyd Collins • When you were •at ,horne, Shir-
ley,
ed
to left last week on a , we: all enjoyed' your neigh -
of
• • Kenzie ' is ,ill now, since you .are. not going. _to
Mrs W. L. Mac move so very lar . away,. that' we
at: her'. home with pneumonia. .win •.00ten have you''drop" 'in' on
Marriage teaches a man thrift ; us because we. will. always be
and other. virtues ,he didn't -need interested in you.
when he was single. Please 'accept. 'these `'gifts as .a
token . of' our affection, for our
very•.. best wishes' for, your 'hap-
piness go with them..
Signed on behalf of all •your
"friends, . Hilda' Ackert; Mildred
Bushell:
town
borlyr" visits and; .we hope than.
. motor tap `to Florida.
ance will giveme enough ,money:
-to buy trout hooks •.to keep Har-
vey Webster
ear-vey''Webster(a fishing pal) sup-
plied all 'summer"..
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Children's Stockings . • .69
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'PONE 85,. LVCKNOW
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And -one visitor. Mrs. M. Johne
ston was in ` charge • with the. •
theme hymn, ; folloiwed by • the
'scaripture: , reading .by ' Mrs..Glen
Walden. •Mrs. E. Wont • led- in
• .prayer., 'The. report of the'; three
• Group meeting .was given, by
Mrs.• E. Taylor: Members. are ..
p< ' asked touring in patch . work
GIRL . ,GUIDES NOTES [blocks
Committees were - Pl?o18"x20" to the next meet--
�'M . appointed
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`ito look after the programand
There were sixteen 'Guides
Social for
rein -114u_ 3rd. Mrs.
present ..at . the • meeting last Fri- Sproul .took charge of: the fol-•
day. .'evening.. Both, Guides : and
,Brownies appreciate that . they
have heat in thesouth wing so
that they can play active games
and square: dance.:
At the business section • the
Guides decided unanimously "' to thanks" to the hostess Lunch
WUITECHURCH sponsor . the local . campaign • for ...thanks
by the stets ttee m:
• ' • ' • __: _the `March �of Dimes"' When the` charge.. The February meeting,,
Whitechurch Women's, Institute ' , collection boxes a r r ii.v a the ,wil1'ibe held. 'at the home Of 'Mrs. ,
The January' Institute. meeting Guides will be around seeing A. MacNay.:'
was held at ' the ,, home of Mrs the merchants and putting the /•
George' Fisher on . after foxes =in :the stores. •LADY FORESTERS RECEIVED
noon with twenty ladies .present ,Mr. Umbach came. at 8 30 and NEW :• MEMBER MONDAY
In the absence' 'of the president;gave 'final • practice for the :..
the ;1st viee.Mrs.. Fisher, presid- � Campfire Singing. Badge The The January meeting .4f the
ed:�
The meeting was opened by meeting . closed with Traps. • Lady Foresters was. held in the
singing th nsstittDie and re= iD Wasaniloutrced that ,..prizes; =Aux4liaxy. Rooms=.pn-MVtonday ev
peating the Mary. Stewart COI- would be. given for tests. . pass- ening • with Mrs: . Joe Wasney ,
lett. Mrs: Chas. Shiellread the ed and to the first patrol which,' presiding Mrs. 'Mildred" Leader.
Minutes` of the December • meet= had • all its Guides .Second Class received the ,obligation and was
ing and the correspondence.: Welcomed Guides:. Welcomed into' the • Court •;
lengthy letter ..from ' Mrs. Mc
severalcommittees
o Tal teeswere ' ' ap-.•
Fhat'ter was read as well as Group 1 Women's"'AssociationMrs; pointed: yl res •igned as. •
thank you notes 'from..Mrs: 'Don-' ''' The . Johnston -Houston 'Group treasurer . and Mrs. Short 'was'
met• at the home • of Mrs. Geo. . elected' to' take over this• position:..
old Ross,. Frank M>.11er; Plans ' . Mr Hunter .was: chosen to re -
on
Made .for a . short , courseWednesday, January s.
Elliott. won attendance. of 15, place Mrs:. Short as auditor.' •
on "An. Ounce of'Prevention" to
1•1tin, 'with. an.: .. _
be held..January 25th , from 10
a.xr:; to 4 'p:m: in. the Memorial.
Community Hall, • It , was decided
to extend' ' an • invitation to St.
Helens Institute! to --attend. Any
lady.' is welcome to this free
course. 'Bring _,amour own • lunch
and tea willbe provi'ded^ by ;the
hostesss. Mrs. W: ` R. Farrier
provided accompaniment on the
piano "for 0 Canada, - The More
•We Get Together- and 0 God our
Help in Ages Past, which. inter
r :persed the.:program. Mrs Rus
sell Gaunt gave .the Matto ,on
'It • taken. courage • and a strong
right, arm, to face' the future on
a
.farm". :Irish,' reading `, wa
give • by Mrs. A.' •McQuillin and'
Mrs:, Alex RRol rtson and Mi s.
Gordon McBurney sang '"When
this Moon •dines over the Moun
tai:u"..Current events were read 1
by Mrs.. Wal-i:r o-irn •-incl -till
topic "Canada to mo" was given' ..
by Mrs. Alex Robertson .The
roll call
,which was quite amus-
ing was answered 'by "Animal
sounds". The meeting Was closed
bythe national anthem after.
hleh:�.the ladies naunred to'
watch tli' mea` `c'e fi
Alfred Locltr:'idge on :M'Lady.
Towing ..program: musical, nurn--'
ober; Mrs.. J. Allin; guest speak-
er, Miss. D. MacLeod; ' reading,
Mrs. Little; -reading, 'Mrs.. Hous-
ton; :contest,. Mrs. Zprou1. Mrs;.
;Glen • Walden . moved a vote;of
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