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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1956-05-16, Page 12Mf! :�.3!lh� l�! pp { . PAGE TWO' 1 , UR AY GAUNT AWARDS' (Continued from, Page •J) • age., participation. in all branches of collegelife was ,taken into. consideration when inal4ng this. award. A silver ,shield,. suitably inscribed with the College crest, on.' its face "is presented , to: the winner each year. •At the banquet which follow- ed the graduation exercises, Dr. Norman H. High, director of the diploma Course, .saidit was the Webster and McKinnon .doing; first time in the history, of the this :.part ,:of ,thy work, college that the 'same student• p was. Warded prizes.. THE LVCKNOW SLANT NEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO entennial Sunday Celebrates_.. WDDNESDAY, MAY 23rd, 1,956 .REBUIt PING :CI4US$OUS: Work is well advanced in re- building • the Bowling Green' clubhouse, which was gutted by a mysterious fire .during the win ter. The shell was torn down to the foundation and. a complete new building is going up, with Leo Beauchampin charge of the cap At the same time rewiring of the green .is in progress, with Town Foreman Alex. Havens and. .It recalled that lagt year • Murray .came first in.d.a class of 87; and also.reeeived it .burSarY The 'president, Mrs. Q. Jones, TO HEAR CIVIL DEFENCE TALK • The May meeting Qf .the . Kair- shea W.I. was held in Holyrood Hall with Mrs. George Lockhart. as hostees and • the. directors Mrs. F. Gichrist, Mrs. T. Austin and Mrs. H. Houston , in. charge. Mrs. b. L. MacKinnon, Mrs. A. MaaIntyre, Mrs. Glen. Iriwin and Mrs. R. Finlayson, with Mrs. Cliff' Roulston as alternate; are the delegates to the District An- nual ,which is tobe held in Tiv- erton on June 4th.' -Kairshea ladies were,very hap-' py to; accept an ' invitation to. . , , .. y anct. conducted the business, Mrs. . The pu' bile is .C-Oldiallillifili. rea- year in 4-11' Club work and he ixleln• on taleRts* Mrs' PH-alull.: rtreliadtainY;g 4tuotleCiririPttienac3e0. Black reported on -three bales of Slides and an e±planation of ;this . trophy for hoing the highea:l. t clothing sent The baby clothing work,will be given lisly a Flying -to Church. of All Nations in Tor- Officer from the Ground iDbser- score of anY 4.7,11 Club Member onta,- the overseas relief bale' of Arer cops in London. -• . . . In the County. He also- received 110 lbs., also a bale of men'a • -Gruen • watch for ' the' highest guest speaker at the •xneeting and! 'phy QS the grand ,champion 4-11 . 'Huron. The grand cliinax came with the winning of the Queen's -Guineas at the! Royal Winter • PARAliniUNT The May. Meeting, Was held , at• the liame Mts,, Kingsbury with•15 adults and one child Pre-, sent The ineeting opened with . -the Qde fOliowed by the Mary over 20;000 Indians in 'Manitoba • Stewart Collect Mrs: J. Ketcha- and with better health standardi, baw preside& Plans were made better education and governnient , assistance, Sinall as it is, 'their ipopulatiOn ion the increage. Murray Win". is the head Pres- ibytery for 15 Indian centres.' She ^told •of James Evans , who over 100 years ago gave the •• Cree Indians their own langUage in writing, • by using birch bark for paper, ,Chithriey , soot for .ink and deer skin for book .coverS. Mrs. Joynt reported for the Commun- ity FriendshiP • visits, Mrs. 'R. Johnstone reminded members of the. Missionary Monthly. Mrs. K. Catnefon took charge of the fol- JoWing program. Mrs'. ShOrtt read the •scripture •and Bible study. Mrs. George Whitby ,read aniin- teresting; article.. from. the hook Paying penny.; -for'' ihe -length, story 'of 'an Indian girl. frorn the HOMe MisSioni Digest The, topic 1*.#111911, the Iseqretary, gave "a Very splendid report 'of the rel. "Indians in Manitobaii 'was niost he explained that. there gre The Daughters of the Kairshea, 4-11 girls, presented. a splendid skit. on their. reeent project, "Bedroom Accesioriee and an exhibit of their. work. • •explained the work that is being .done lbyi. the Canadian Cancer Society for the benefit of pat- ients throughout our' County. Dressings and transportation are 'available for those who require it:. Will •out W.I. ladies please save all •linens for dressings. for the District Annual, at Tiver- ton., Mrs. Walter Dexter mai ap- pointed asiistant secretary. Roll van' was answered ilay payment of' fees. The programS were made • out for the _year and the bust- . ziess. dealt with. A dainty lunch was 'served, hy Mrs. J. Ketcha- baw, Mrs. Martin and 'the h.ost-. ess. IEN0X• PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, RIPLEY Harvey Houston gave the courtesy remarks. The meeting cloted with the Queen and a sOc- ial time was enjoyed by a gOod Cameron closed the meeting with prayer and lunch Was served by the committee in- charge, ' tt 911 Canada VV1iile or Blended SWIFT'S. ALLSVVEET MARGARINE • • LMBY'S DEEP 'BROWNED' BEANS • TREFSW.EET GRAPEFRUIT ?JUICE tIt JEWEL SHORTENING Supreme' Sweet Mixed Pickles. 16 oz. 25e "Heinz Kosher Chip Pickles, 24 oz. 25c Miracle Whip Salad Dressing, 16 oz. jai 49c 'R & W Tomato Catsup, 11 oz.. bottle 23c, Johnson's Red Band Glo-Coat. qt. tin 98c. "IT" Brand White Shoe Polish. lg. btl. 29c Supper Club Serviettes, pkg. •of 70, 2133c Red and White Toilet Tissue .. 2 rolls 25c chlorodent Tooth Paste Sale . 2 for 49c Aitigelus Littler Marshmallows, "10 oz. 29c Swift's Premium'Chopped Ham, 12 oz. 49c BBoeleofgsntae,166121.7.otti..nt ‘..2299ce. Swifes •Premium Chopped Beef, 12 oz. 39c Swift's Prernitim Lunch Tongse, 12 oz. 55c. Culyerhouse Choice Peaches, 20 oz. 2139d' MaPle Leaf Sockeye Salmon, 1/2 lb'tin 47e Circus Brand Peanut Butter, 4 lb. pail $1.29 Supreme Black Pepper, .4 oz. . .29c FROSTED FOOD FEATURE FRESH PRODUCE AT RED & NtrHITE' Texas New • &op Onions, 3 Ito. dello bag ljahn garden,brand Tomatoes, cello bag 23c THE. PRESENT *PASTOR—REV, J. MacDONALD• VACCUM PACKED 'MEATS • at • 4. Red Plione 26 Free Delivery • IVIrs. jaines .Thorne, wife of map; returne'd last week. after spending the winter months with her son in Vancouver, B.C. She received word that•Jler_ mother was Critically ill in England and _Mrs -Thorne left -early -Saturday 'Mr. Harvey ,AndreWs, '4th Con; eplys Hospital,' London, under lobserVation• for a, baffling form iOf rheumatism; that .4-iaS been I very painful: ' • 'Carleton' and .Franklin. Stingel, Toronto,' were home for the. John Ryan was taken ill at his home with a heart condi- Visiters with- Mrs. Matthew Shackleton 'at'the week -end Were' i Mr. and Mrs, Xeith Gray and onte; Mr. .and Mrs, Benzon Mr. and Mrs, timer shackleton a!id Nanay, Detroit; Mrs. John McWhinney, Nile and Mrs,',Robt. Reid, Port 'Elgin; Mr. .Aanos Cor - Mr. Howard SprOule and his ed. the ' wedding of his brotlier,-- Mr, Wilfred Sproule, .0shaws, on Saturday. 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