HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1956-05-16, Page 2PAGE TWO •
CENTENNIAL SINDA"Y
(Continued from, Page. 1)
W., Hendersonwere the carpen-
ters, while Duncan • McConnell,
andhis son Duncan did the
P1stering..
During the Years both .an • Eng-
3ish and Gaelic service was con-
ducted in the. morning, each of
which ~~light last two hoursor
more. There was a . mid -week
prayer service, in (both Gaelic and
English also,
Five -Day Communion
The Sabbath , pays was; n strictly
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THE. LUCKNOW SENTINEL,; LfCI<NOW, ONTA
first, musical
instrument • was'�,
placed in the church, with the
installation' of an organ in the
Sunday School room. The in-
dividual communion 'service re-
placed the decanter and goblet.'
During. thepastorate of Rev. J.
L. Burgess the organ • was' first
used ulpstairs•. for the evening
service and during Rev, G. M.
Young's ministry the organ was
first used at the morning ser,
vice. ' •
The; South, Kinloss congrega-
tion was associated witli Kin-
lough'; for. sever..al, years until the,
past year when South. Kinloss:•
became part of , the three point:;
charge including Langside and
Whitechurch .with ReyiN. Cas-
wel as minister and . resident at
Whitechureh,; With ;the -'Souter
Kinl,Qas Manse. 'no .longer of use
under this arrangement, the • res-:
idence was 'sold to' Garnet Hen-
•derson.
Been Planning Centennial
The Centennial services this.
Week -end will climax a long per-
iod of planning and preparation.:
A program of .imnproving andre-
decorating the church has 'been
carried 'out• the
an. , extendedperiod, and the .cemetery grounds
have been enhanced by meainor-
ial gates and ' • an ornamental
fence.
This week=end . will '•be a mem-
orable occasion,' when the • con-
gregation` of historic •South K -in•-
loss Yiuzschi~tifrrglar-ks.;�,. .
•hundred .years ;of' Pres'byterianr
ism, that will spark renewed in-
spiration and devotion' in launch;_
ing the second ,, century 'of ,,wor-
ship and service in His name:'.:;
:Ministers :Who. Have-SerVed
Rev John McNabb. • 1865-1869
Rev. •D.:Carineron . 18734881
Rev: A.. Sutherland 1881-1882
(•supply )
Rev. Alex 'MacKenzie .18834887
Rev. F. A. MacLennan +.1888-1913
'Rev. W. • McLeod 2 -,1914-11919
(supply), ,
Rev J. G Reid.1916 1919
Rev , K; • A. ; Gallen 1920 .1925
Rev J:'• James: • 1925-1928
Rev. 'A. K. MacLaren 419284929.
Rev,• .J. L. Biirgess 1930-1936
observed • and. dive -day commun-
ion periods were held twice year_
ly, rThey continued frown Thurs-
day through Monday with ser-
vices twice daily. In 192Q when
Rev. K. A., Go11an came from.
Glengarry there were few who
could malie use of the Gaelic ser-
vice, although • he could preach
,in the native tongue.
"John "Sandy" MacDonald ser-
ved the congregation as precen-
tor for sixty years in "sounding
the note", It was during the •ruin
►. istry of, Rev. J. A. ,James, whq
came to Kinloss in 1925; that the
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R and•,W .Jelly.::Powders 7-49c
R and:W Instant Coffee, 2 oz.
R and W Toilet Tissue . 5-49c
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-New -'P"k Camay, 3 'reg. 29c; .2 bath :size '29e
Jely Detergent,' 6 . oz. bottle . 41c
Crisco Shortening, lb. . • 38e
:,personal Size Ivory. Soap Bars ..... 2 for 15c
Spie and Span, ...'3C
pkg. a
Fluffo-Shortening, _.lb._. w ..... ....
.Wet: Strength F -e-Elle "Tissue,'Pkg. l3. for ;49c
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Red & White Et porated 'Miilk, tall 4 for' 49e
Campbell's' Tomato Soup, 10; oz. this 4 for 49c
' Old South Grapefruit . Juice, 20- oz. 4•'for--49c
• Libby's. Deep Browned. Beans, 15 oz. 3 for 49c
Lynn •Valley Green Peas, ,15: oz.....,... 5 for 40c
Aylmer cream style Golden: Corn, 15 oz. 4149e.
. . fo . 4g
APineapple15 oz. tins .. ,. r c
Aylmer � Sliced ,
Easifirst Shortening 2 lbs. Wagstaffe 2 -fruit Marmalade,: 24 oz. 2 • for 49c
49c
National Tea .Bags, cello. _pkg. . of 50 49c
Hawes, Floor Gls , pint .:,_j 49c
Nabisco Shredded wheat, pkg.• 3 for 49c
Brunswiek Sardines, tins ' .. i 6 for 49c
Aylmer fancy Fruft !Cocktail, 15 oz2 for 49c
Aylmer fancy, Pumpkin, 28 oz. tins 3 for '49c
Wax Paper, Save All, 100 ft. ,rolls H... 2 for 49c
Allen's Vitaminized Apple .Juice, 20 0&. 4 for 49e
Wrigley's Outwit, pkgs. ,:`. 49c
No. 1 Que. Maple ,Syrup,Jgal. $2. 5; gal, $5.25
Select, quality Golden : Ripe Bananas 2 lbs. 37e
National dainty Chocolate Mallos 2-49c
•VACCUM • PACKED MEATS
on display in . our new 'self -serve counter
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FRESY1 CHICKEN-. LEGS enc BROILERS `
Ogilvie•.Wh1te: Cake,Mix;• 16 oz.. p gw ,, ..sM:35e
Hawes Wax Paste,. ib. tin •. 53c
PROCTOR & •GAMBLE VALUES
Cheer 10e off giant pkg.
Veli : at 13 a. •.
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mean that young Bill is restless: Or it may•mean,.
something. more serious :; . perhaps a hurried call for the
dector. At such moments the instant help of the telephone
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Rev.: G. M. Young 1937-1940` 4-H. Club .Meeting
Rev, H. F,. Dann
Rev..J. A.Smith
Rev • G. S., Baulch ' •
Rev. ' N. Caswell
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1949-1955 Ar KENNEDY FARM
1955-
K'INLOVGH
Mrs:•-•Hioward Thompson .pre-
sided. at the : W.A, •.meeting at the
home of.Mrs. Tom Hodgins on
Thursday ,afternoon. Hymn • and
prayer opened the meeting and
Mrs.'Wm. Cox read the Beatti-'
tudes ;.for the scripture .Lesson.
Mrs. Ralph; Hill: gave the Medi-
tation "The: promise and joy of
the' spring". A' poem on Mother's
Day was read by Mrs. James
Hodgins This being the meeting
for the work on the Columbia.
.Coast, special ' articles of inter-
: est were read by Mrs. ' Colwell,
MayBoyle' Mrs. Tom-
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Hodgins The ladies then enjoyed
TV •for a few minutes to watch
Mrs. Harold Haldenby as .'she
sang .. the !beautiful: 1 'solo, `At
Dawning'.' on M'lady • program.
Mrs : J. Palmer closed the meet-
ing with' the Men* Mrs. Thomp
son gave the closing remarks A
quilt was. quilted during the af;
ternoon and dainty. refreshments
Fancy grade Cuban Pineapples, lg. size ;,... 29c •k
Palm. Garden select, Tomaitoes, Bello tube 23c.
Home grown shothouse' Cizeujnbers 23c
Fresh, green, tender Asparagus, attractive price
;FROZEN: FOODS
Cheer 5e. off large pkgt ...,1 ......... ..:...... 34e Birds Eye French Style Green Beans,
Dreft with free Paring Tiniiif�e, giant pkg..... 75e 10 oz „',.. for 49e1.
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SiOre;
The Dungannon and Lucknow•:
4-H .Calf Clubs held a'joint' meet-
ing on Friday evening,. MVlay lith
at the farm: ,of George Kennedy. •
Barry ' McQuilliri,. president ' of,
Lucknow Club, acted 'as chair-
man for the meeting. The meet- •
ing was opened _ by repeating the
4-H pledge ` in unison:. The roll.
call Of (both .'clubs. 'was' answered
'by stating the (breed of calf that
she or he entered for . this year:
Murray Gaunt ;agave' a' demonstra-
tion .
emonstration. showing ..the `characteristics
one' should look' for when judg-
ing beef :;cattle.
This was. followed Eby .
a .dem-
onstration ,given by Glen Wald -
'en showing qualities one should
Abe aware of when judging dairy
cattle. Everyone judged a class of,
four .Holstein cows • and Glen
.Walden " gave the final .placing:
• This was .foll,oawed by the judg`
ing of a _ class: of four Hereford
cows''and a class. of four Here-
ford heifers. ' Chester Finnigan'
and Murray Gaunt gave, the, .filial
.placings of these two classes.
served by the hostess. ` Mike Dalton gave a vote of
Mr. and Mrs: Norman 'r3' '
;Ricky,' and Cathy of Clinton offering his place for thie
ited with Mt. :and Mrs. Wm . - E
`vis- kindlythanks to Mr. Kennedy for so
Haldenb 4-H meeting that evening. •
y The judging, especially' the
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The first meeting • of the Rivers_ class of dairy cattle; • was to give '
dal =Kinloss beef calf club_ wasnew'
e p�^actrce to both -old, and
held on Wednesday evening,. May, members for the judging cOm-
9th 't- th o iee`of ` � r. rank. petition . to be hel • ea
`1Vlaulden. . The meeting • opened. on: Saturday, May 19th; so keep •
with each member taking part in that date in' mind all' 4-11 ''Club
the judging of beef cattle .- Fo1-
lowing this the members ad- members.,j ourned. to the. house where the' EASTERN 'STAR 1VIEM1ERS
business part: of the meeting was HELD SURPRISE PARTY
•hel'd, ,
Sunday visitors With Mrs. J; W •'Lucknow :Eastern Star mem-
Colwell 'were Mr, and Mrs.: Cur- bers held a surprise party for
die •Colwell, Bruce and: Betty, Mr+ Sister . Annie Kilpatrick, on Mon-
,anct Mrs. .Walter Forster, Mary, ,day 'evening . at her home, An
Donald an4 Dorinda ._Mr.:_:& :Mrs.-arn_prooin tu. rogram and
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Don McC, Mr. and Mrs" Ardill 'ictous lunch added to, the enjoy`
Mason,, rent of the evening. ,
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. Mrs Dan McInnes and Bobby On behalf of the members,
spent. the_:pas -_-week----in - Detroit -Sister- Clara Richards_,warn` some
and' • Windsor `where they visited' well • chosen words, . expresseu
with relatives. best . wishes to Mrs. Kilpatrick
Mr. and ,Mrs. 3. A, Palmer .en- 'and.. the family for continued
tertained the Anglican Young health and happiness in their'
People at: the Rectory, lervie, on new home, and Mrs: Ale' Mac"
Sunday evening for a Fellowship Nay made the presentation. of a
hour. table lamp, '
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