HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1956-01-25, Page 3Ep?I'E.+ D , JA • 25th,. 1956
Aficicraow
Presbyterian Church
Rev. Wallace .McClean,
Minister •
SUNDAY,' JANUARY .29th
1,00 a.m„ Morning Worship,;
2,15.1, m -Sunday School.
3,00 p.m. Dungannon:
7;00-p m r Evening .• Worship:;
Mrs, • Russel" Button • ;is .able to
out again 'after: being ill„ vvith
'flu and' pneurnonia.
Mrs, Wm. Barber of .Vancou
x,and a sister. • of • Mrs, R. • a.
Tompson of town, is irnprovin,g
eadily after being critically
om a heart condition.
THE I�UcIKNOW • SFdNTINEL,• LUCKNOW,. ONTARIO• .
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N rest CHURCH
Minister:
Rev, f;. A. Meikle. john,
B.A., B.D.
S1INDAY, JANUARY. 29th 1
i 10.00 a.m.; Church School. ``;
! 11.00 a.m.: '"Godand our •
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I7,00. p.m.. "The, Dilile •'and
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Luchnow• Wori en's . Institute
will 'hold 'a Shoot 'party in the
Recreation • Ceritre, Luckn'ow,. 'on
Monday, February ' .13th at '8,00
o'clock, Everyone welcoine, Ad-
mission '50c, Advt.
`Former Residents Married Half -Century
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne. S::.Web-
ster-of--rSeafortl ,.- who -are --well
known .to many• in this commun-
ity,celebrated their' golden wed-
ding::anniVersary on Tuesday.
1Vtrs. Webster ' . ,was . formerly
Ethel Ada Lawrence of the Sea-:
forth district. They were; mar-
ried at thea bride's ..home' on' Jan-
u 24th,: 1906; :iv '.Rev. A K.
Bi ks. of •Seaforth Methodist
Church. The. bridesmaid 'was'
Sarah 'Daley, now Mrs. Wilbert
Webster of Seaforth, ` aritl the
grooms •nan was Daniel Hen•tier-
son of: Luckknow, nowretired and
living in Winghan. Botta were
present at •Tuesday's, anniversary
_Inited_..Church r Eienin_g -Aum Ja,_
The nuary meeting of the
Evening Auxiliary, was opened":
with a prayer by the president,
Mrs. °O r v i 11 a ,Jones.,• Twenty-
three members and three Visi-
tors attended. Following a
splendid treasurer's • report '; of
our 1956 givings
Thompson read a let er Helen
rem
Mrs.. James' McFadden, of Cape
Croker telling ,of the work there,.
also .a little insight into. the life
of her ;sister," Miss Marguerite
Cousins,' our special missionary.
to ,pray for this ,year; who sail-
ed.
ail ed _for __japan . in• rnid Auig'ust.
Mrs: Roy., ,Black ; read '• . letter.
from. headquarters .; re our. , sup
'.allocation for.: 1956. ' Each
member .please :. bring : a, parcel
of:.baby's;' clothing .to our next
meeting.. Adult . clothing Will be
collected.. later • for a, bale, 'Our
guests providing music were,
:Miss Ann. Crawford .a, vocal solo
and Rev. and ,Mrs. Grant Meik-
•lejohn .a piano duet. Mrs. Lloyd
Hall gav'.e the Bible study . deal-
ing with,. three •characteristics
,Christians .should . show towards �
their fellow, man. Mi s. Kenneth
Murdie . 'gave the topic, "The
United • Church's part in the
three international churches in
Hamilton",' also 'the work among
immigrants : in- " Timmins. Mrs:•
'Stuart Collyer closed- the meet-
ing' with _'prayer. The February
rdll tca11 will -be ,answered,by y a l
Valentine. Love° Gift also 'a- par-'
cel for a needy baby.
SIXTH AND NINTH
field Where a.large reception was
held.. for them '_H.er they facto
ed, % near Lucknow;' .for four and
one-half years; ..then moved ..to
'McKillop : in October; 1.910,,'where at the =home of • Mr.. and . Mrs:
they faimed .until -retiring : to John. Finnigan.
Seaforth in May, .Y, .1946: Mr:. Web- • -Mr. and Mrs.. Gus Kinahan &'
ster. has' been a rural mail car; 'Michael, also Mrs, Morris Ed;
i ier gout .of •Seaforth:_for 26 years: wards Wand' boys, who have spent
.Their•five 'daughters, are: Mrs, the past:'_m,onth with, her parents
in London; were visitors on Sim -
day with Mr:, and =Mrs. Bill. Kin
ahan. ,
Jim .Cummins, . who . has been
stationed' : at . Southampton 'for
•several months, has been trans-
ferred, to Guelph:
Mr.. .Ross Murray .is' a patient
in Wingham :Hospital: His many
friends •hope for much:` improve-
ment.,
mprovement.
Mr.' and Mrs. James Wilson
cpened their home last Wednes-
day, night . `for. the ',Sixth • Line
'euchre 'party. The' 'lady's. high
score .went" to Mrs., :Wallace Wil
son, the gent's, ; to • Mr. Harvey
Alton, low ,:.scores • to .,Mrs. Har
vey Alton and' Brown Smyth.,.
This .week's party is to' he held.
E. •.J. (Mae) Holland; Toronto;
rs::Wi1llam (Pearl) -Dodds, •Mc
I{tllop; .Mrs,.• Clendor `. (Audrey)
Christie, :Brueefie'll;' Mrs., A.. W.
• (Fre?dal ` Babcorl , Toronto. and.
her twin sister, Mrs: Kobt. (Lulu)
:Watson, Seaforth. There are, also
four :grandchildren and 2 great-.
grandchildr:en.L-Cut; courtesy , of.
Following `the._ ceremony the KXpo; -tar..,
newlywed couple. Went to Ash-
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$198: Girls' Cardigans ; . $2.45
. 9c Children's Half Hose .r .59c
Pillow Cases
it $149.
$4.00 L' • .., Pa
39c • To 'gels .,.... 59c,2 for $1.00
Panty89c
$5 00 Outsize. �•
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$2.00.' "Dress8r .Sweater -Col
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Work `Shirts
Nylon Work Sox
Men's Hats .., " ..,
Cushion Tops
Dresses :,.,
Brassieres ; �. ; . ; ' $
Girdles •
House Dresses $
Cardigans,,, 12 to. 20 .. $
• Women's '' Hats—l- "AL PRICE --Adds wand. Ends
Nylon and Sheer • Scarfs 79c.
Ties . 50c . Women's Vests • 89c
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'PHONE 85, . LUCKNOW•
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in Goderich .Hospital
much improved: ,
Rev. Father . Kerwin of Lon-
don was in . , charge: of St.,, Jos-
eph's Church •here on ,.;Sunday,
during the absence `. of Rev. H.
Van Vynckt, 'wi hois in' St. Jos-
eph's ' Hospital, London:. •
Miss ' Mary: Sheridan ,of Tor:-
onto ' spent the week -end' at '. the
home of her 'mother, -Mrs. M.
Sheridan.
,and..
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Mr... H. Capten who has. been
employed at .Langton for several,
months past,.. is now visiting at
theL_horne. of Mr. and 'Mrs: P.
.Captein. - ��...
Mr. Gerald.. Dalton of Toronto
-. visited with . his parents, Mr.. &
• Michael Dalton during the past
week. ; • :
. Mr. and Mrs. J. Deitrick and
children' of. Kitchener spent' the
week -end at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Mark • Dalton.
On . Friday' evening at '8,4.30 . pan,
the C,WL.' are sponsoring � card
party h the parish hall, also
party in- the , parish. hall, also
• ,
some • 'very interesting colored
slides •will be shown, Lunch will:
be ''served•' by the C.W.L. Please
come and: bring your friends,
Mr. Thdrnas Garvey was take
eti to St. Joseph's.. Hospital, Lon-_
don,, 'dutin,g the past weekwith
thehope that :h s. recovery might
be hastened. by .• the,. treatments
he receives there. • '
•
Sympathy Vis. extended to Mr..
Nick , 'Perry and family of De-
troit upon,the .death of his fath-..
er, 'Dominic; Perry• of Duluth
during 'the past week.- Mr„. and
Mrs. Perry motored to.Duluth to' e,
• be present for the funeral,
(Intended. for Last Week)
vfrs:-Ed-"Sitinottr -.Tirriniy Sin
nott; Catherine. -(Mrs. Frierwell)
'and two children of Detroit
int -h-te- -week-end- :witi rola-
tiveiThete.• `'
Mr, .Maurice Bowler of Tor' -
onto .spent theweek-eta with'
his .,family here. e '
. Miss Maureen Vassella who
. spent the past Week in Detroit •
returned to her home .during" the,
it,4i,�-e,.wa �f,f•lutt.sM ter+ , a :a. uu.,: m :.
Mr;;.' Serry Dalton'. returned `,.
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Featured by' a rousing. fanfare
from their cheer : leaders, ,the s ,<
Junior- 'and Senior basketball
teams of Wingham •District High
School visited Lucknow Hi: last
Wednesday, and won both• ends.
of a doulbeheader encounter.
It was the Lucknow girls :first
experience in • "cORnpeltitive ' bas- •
•ketball, and while they gave• • a.
good account •:of themselves,
weren't able• to cope with the • '
•skill and organized teamwork of.
the. visitors. '
:
• Youth; For 'Christ Club
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On Fridy • afternoon . the week-
ly Bible ,club gathering'. was.
held: `with :Rev. Wallace McClean
as speaker. :He. also led in tie
singing. of several hymns :with
accompaniment by Mrs. • Me-
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