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TIB LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,
L:UCKNOW .. •
UNITED CHURCH
Moister •
Rev. +r, A. Meiklejohn,
B.A.,. BM;
SUNDAY ,APRIL 22nd
10.00 a.m,; Church School. ;
1140 a, . Virtue. Unfolding.:.
7 00 'p.m.: The -Continuing
.Spirit.
,
uc
�r
Presbyterian Church
Rev . Wallace' McClean,
• Minister
SUNDAY, APRIL 22nd •
11.00 am.; Morning Worship.
12.15 p.m.: Sunday School..
3.00 p.m.: Dungannon. '.
7.00 p.m.: Evening Worship..,
LOa1.&,:Geraj.
Mrs. *i4 Shirley._ is spend-
=h�e
g ..i,T
da'ug=hte
. at Fort . Erie.
Gloria ' and ; .'Billie Cuxning of
London spent Easter week With
DUNGANN ►N
At .8. p.m, next Thursday ev-
ening at the Dungannon United
'Church• for the pastoral charge'
an . evening , inspiration fellow-
ship. and 2films "Workers Tone:
;tber with God" and ."That They,
Might See". Everyone is urged,
to be ,present. An offering will
be taken: 'during Q the informal
•service. Dungannon is. one of. 13
'charges ' in Huron . Presbytery
Privileged ' to, see these 'filrias.
Come and bring our friends and
'neighbors. ,
A. number of,' the Dungannon
members .of 'Mie W.A. and W.M.S.
attended the Easter Thankaffer,
.ing at 'Hackett s• Church on. Fri,:
day ,afternoon, 'April.' 13th. Mrs.
"Douglas• .Brydon of Ripley was.
gues`
ton,
•than)
for
.speaker. Mrs. Harvey Al.
:on, behalf of ' Dunganndn,
ed the ladies' of Hackett'.s
the -lovely and inspiring af-
rnoon. !'
Mrs. George. Hodges and Mrs,'
Melvin .Reed .as . delegates, Mrs.
Harvey Anderson. arid Mrs. Ch.as.'
• Fowler of ,Dungannon, Mrs.. gra-
ham McNee and • Mr. AlvinKerr
of Nile, ,attended the' 31st• annual
meeting, of the Huron. Presbyter-
ial of the W.M.S.. at Exeter in
James St. United Church ' on
Tuesday, April.: 10th.
Mr, and Mrs. Bert • 1V.tarsh . of
PetersbLnig 'visited Mrs. M. Jones
and .Mel on Sunday. •
Mrs. Dories spent last We,el '!
atturg r-1�13i..•cry
Clinton
Mr. and Mrs. fTom Park Were
visitors on Sunday with' the Mat
ter's ,brother•.; and wife, Mr. and
their grandparenrts, Mr.: end Mrs: `• Mrs. Clayton Ladd of .Blth
Charles Steward. Y ,
when a family gathering • cele -
Frances. Alton of ' the ,;Bank • of `orated Mr. Ladd's (birthday.
Montreal staff, . recently under- Visitors with Mr.: • and Mrs.'
Vent .'aan.appendectomy.in Wing- Mason McAllister: and Kenneth
.:Mini 'General_, Hospital.
Dan Rose will be'employed.
.
, for the, summer .hy ;a• nursery
:firing at Strathroy, •ha`iing ` corn-,
merited his.duties ,on4Mon•da
y
.',..
Mrs. A., Monroe of .Wingham,
mother=in=law. of Dr.' Crawford,
' :.was admitted '• last weeek to
Baker's Private , Hospital..
Art Baker. who has been re-.
lieving at the C.N.R. depot . at
. Southampton, • has ' been trans
!erred :this ,week to. Harriston.
• Alvin Baker has taken a yob at
Emott's seed : plant.. • •
Week -end 'guests :of Mr. and
"Mrs. A. C. Agnew were Mr,
at the week -end were Mr... • a
Mrs. Edgar Reid :. of London 'a
on. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Hary
Reid, :Lila i Jean and Fraser ,
Port Elgin, Mr. and ,Mrs: Roble
-McAllister- and Mary' Lou::`..
.Bride Honored': ,
_ Between, .5Q. and 60 • friends:
the. community gathered. in. t
United .Church last 'Tuesday: e
ening .for .:a social • evening an
presentation to .Mrs. Li on
Langevin " (nee ,Sylv;ia Faye Stin-.
gel); Among thelovely gifts:, re
ceived,'.were an electric tea-ket-
tle,
ea•kettle, automatic toaster,:, a• suns; , of
.Money' anad. a revised ,edition of.
the Holy Bilble, the Patter gift
' being •from " the Young. People's.
Murray .Chapman;' Miss .Marilyn ' Union, The 'ibride responded'with
Chapman, Miss• Marie Holahauer' words of ° appreciation: .Mrs. i_
of Stratford' and ' Mr... and .Mrs Langevin left on . ,Saturday for
George, Johns ,of Detroit..
Word was received here .,by W.
W ''Hill 'of the. death :of his
cousin, Watson Millard' of Oril-
• Ii:. r. " 1 an • • r.,. an.. rs.r
Cameron MacDonald motored to
:Ori1li;:a on Sunday. •
Misses ,Anne Harper. of Wat-
ford and Norrna Wallis of Alvin-
'ton, , student. nurses at• : St. Jos-
eph's • Hospiltai,. London, • visited.
last' week -end' v►►ith. Mary .Mac-
li tyre at her home' here.
Mrs. Z. W. Henderson,' Bound-
ary West, returned' hon/1e on
Friday -from Windham Hospital;;
where she was ,a patient for ten
days fallawmg'`a gall 'bladder atThe following . item appeared
tack. , •'recently i.n a 'Detroit paper,:. un-
• -' der the above caption and will
Mrs, Torrance Anderson, Miss
Mazy Jo Aryderson and Mr. 'Lome ..be 'read with interest by Rank's
Cowan of ; Toronto 'were wveek- friends in this co7rurnunity.
• Co
end' 'guests of Mr. aria Mrs. 'J;"Little'' 'children love him.'' D, Anderson, . who • also had Mr. Odder folks adore • him, No, • not
and Mrs,, Gib Gillespie of White- 'Sanada Claus,. but .Henry Krim -
"ger of 1539 Warwick; , Lincoln
church as Sunday visitors: Park. He, -, is the special. guard
-._- ilad-y-S ilne-off•-Akron--&h-i
he gstnrs-crrss-I)i
was a ,visitor last week witr.Mrs..highway� at Southfield . road. The
'David Milne. She Ibrought as her retired police' lieutenant this
guest an•eight-year-old neighbor month even .received Valentines
• Youngster . from Akron who was from his youngsters.
making. fps first visit out .of th.c , "We'.vc been . hearing about
Uarted'.States. " this jovial, 'policeman' for ever
Mr. a1id MVtrs, W. A. l ,ussell re so long from Mrs: Geo. Bremer
of 12509 'Longtin Ecorse, Toon
ship . Mrs. Bremer insists that
his smiling ,face•;starts het ,day
,on a merry. note, She waves .to•
hire_ on lex Iva3v to work"
FAT PORK NOT FOR ,
OFFICE WORKERS
Speaking at a bog pro-
ducers meeting .on Monday,
.W.e4ley MagwQod stressed.
gitali•.y in hog production
• and said that the day of • eat-
ing fat pork. was gone. You
could' work in the bush on
sth a 'menu, tout you can't •
sit at ,an office desk and eon-
same it,
, .He illustratd that by out-UNdown 10 , ound per hog
on • this. fat, ,,`Inch is worth , •
•,comparative y little,' tie pork
• surplus Would 'cease to exist:"
In this' connection a Kin
boss farmer gave' a concrete.
illuStrationl- that it's .money, '
• lost t� put fat on 'a pig over
a certain : point, He dxecently -,
marketed: a 152 -pound pig
which• graded. 'A and netted
him $4.80 more than 'a 1687.
,pound pig in the same ship-
ment.
Uroup. 3 W.A. United Church `
Group 3 of the ' L: :itcknow Un-
ited Church W.A.. held . their Apr,
meeting at . the home of Mrs.
Alex Andrew with .an attend-
an,ce of 26. Mrs. Black. was in
charge of : the meeting which,
opened ' by 'singing the Ode and'
;.repeating„ the motto; arid ,prayer..
The roll call was answered . with
an Easter verse. Our Group has
to provide .. flowers for the
. iiiIch,: for:Z• e -;..
� =?n�lis �-Jsu�•e
and . October. ' An appeal • was
made for the used • clothing to
go, in the overseas".bale.' Plans
were; made ta 'quilt " the.. flannel=
ette , quilt 'on next . Wednesday.'
Mrs.; Ken. C'arneron was in charge
of the , following ` program' with
the Easter theme. "He. is .not
here., He is ,risen!" Those taking
n dpart were Mrs. • Roach, Mrs. W.
nd L••,. MacKenzie,' Mrs.. CIarence
ey Irwin and:. 'Mrs., Cameron.'Miss
of Hazel • Webster :.read a. paper on
rt "Quietness" and , Mrs:' R. .Rob-
ertson two very appropriate
poems •from . the. book "Reflee-
lrf tions . front Sunshine". Mrs Irwin
he
v-
el
her home 'at. ,Sylvestre, 'Queibec,
wwhere her (husband is stationed
with the RCAF:
Franklin andleto-n_-Stingel
of. Toronto • were ' home, . for th'e'y
weekend.
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"FOR'
)PIE'S A JOLLY
GOOD -FELLOW"-,'
ONTARIO
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PAGE THREE
Ladies . and Mens War . Fashion Millinery:
'PHONE. 85, . LUCISNO V
Boys' New Shirts
• Just arrived, 4 to 6x,.1 to h6. Colorful. in
all-over crepes, i.
pes; T-shirts ;arid pl,�ins.
TROUSERS. ........ .. . ....,.. 'grey fon
blazer wear.'.
}■■[ ., BLAZERS and JACKETS
BOW 'TIES : 'SOX BELTS ,,—' BRAOES
JEANS
Texas Tans,' 4 to, 16
or • he Mo.dern Miss
SMARTY PANT. JEANS Texas tans
BL .... , ... , g'ay. shades,.1
' OASES ..— T-SHIRTS .-, JACKETS
CALICO BALL DREW
HUGE CROWD .FRIDAY.
The... calico .ball, , staged, an -
nu.ally. by the Kairshea Women's
Institute,. attracted a big; crowd
last Friday evening in : the. Town
:Hall, . with •*many ladies entering'
aimr,coleinfUt: ess pa_raele a , 11
o'clock
Prize winners for • the home
sewn ' dresses in the group over
25 years of, age were ,Mrs'. Jack
Ackert and Mrs.. Ken Mowbray
under 25,, the winners were Janet.
Gaunt . and .Beverly. MacKenzie:
In the cotton dress class over
25::years the . winners' ..were' Mrs.
Lloyd Ashton and Mrs. Chas.
Anderson and under 25, the,prizes
went to Ann Crawford and Amel-
ya :Carruthers:' The judges :mere
Mrs. Ken .1VIcKay of -Ripley .fid
Mrs. D. Hughes and:-1VIrs. Allbert.
Worrall of Tee?;iwater..-
Cain MacDonald was • master of
had a contest on old songs. A .iceremoes and Allan . MacIrityre
social half hour • broughtrn
the assisted as. .caller -off. Music was •
meeting . to a clpse. : Supplied by, Carruther'''s orches=.
tra,
' The K,airshea's lunch counter -
featuring homemade pies, , ,was
also
e atopopulair attraction, .and
added d the 'financial, success of
an enjoyable evening.
FIRE IN CAR .SEAT
CAUSE OF ‘4,11[44,M
1
1
The fire alarm that was sound
ed shortly after rnidnight' on Fri-.
day, Was due to ,.a' fire in the u
' holster
y of- bhe:.'front leaf of a
car owned by 'Ralph: Nixon of
Ashfield, Who was. attending'. file
Kairshea . dance. `
The car was narked on .the
north side sof the street near the
United Church.. The fire burned
a' hole. in t'he • cushion .arid ' was
working up' theback of the seat ''
when discovered. It 'was ex-
tinguished by the time' the alarm
was sounded and the . Firemen
had a run " for nothing. '
e' you. renewed , Sen-
tinel subscription? .
Hank: Krueger of 'Lincoln Park,
Michigan, is' well known• to' this
conimun ity where he frequently.
visits. • . Mrs: :Kreuger ,..was the
former• Jean Gillies, Boundary
rncd; to their hotne in Luck -
now last week. Because of illness
they spent the past two' rnorith$
Wingharxi'" with Dr, ,and Mrs.
W Moon
M�----•ftuss��1; hid.
15rieitimoria and MTs. Russell was
all' ter a spell with the 'flu,
BORN' 0 ,
OILC13RIST•-•-•1r, arid . Mrs. Jack
Gilchrist (gee Audrey Long) 0!'Wagner, Lucknow, a daUg,hter.
Toronto, are proud to annotince
the arrival -f John •$rian on
1 y � • G�dd Rrrc�h,� adnt AA Alexandra
1 d11, �95��t my
A•e t 7th, 956 ,alt the • Toronto •Mr and Mrs TUsss Henry, rt. 1,
Western Hospital,
Port Albert, a sone,,
1t30,N. r
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WAGNER—in Wingham General.
T ospif'a of 'Thur tla'f Antic •i,'"
.1056,. to Mr. and •Mrs. Gerald
,Automatc Timer
Automatic Pump
• Big l•0 . Lb Tub
Deluxe Safety Wringer -
Biggest :Selling
� Canada
1P4404411.4,44,464.0.41 4
Made in`,Canada by.
cines , a`ser alnuc ac icer.
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5 Year .Warranty
on Main Gear Unit..
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Over 4 'Million 'Spiralafor Users.
Reg. Price - ..-._ _.$229.510
Your Old Washer 70.00
"Phone 110, •Lucknow
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