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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1956-07-18, Page 3WEDX 'DAY, JULY 18th, 1956. • • • Logbnov Presbyterian Church Rev, Wallace McClean,: Minister ,. SUNDAY, JULY !22nd 10.00 a.m.; Sunday School. 11 a.m.: ' Morning Worship. 9.30. a.m.: Dungannon. • TI•TE. LUCKNOW SENTINEL,. LUCY-NOW, ONTARIO Local & General •'Mrs. Chris Shelton is a pat ient in Victors Hospital, • London, where she was to undergo sur- gery on. Wednesday. Mrs, It. L. Jenningsis visiting in Toronto with her sister, Miss Edna; Lawrence, t •Mrs, L. A, Waugh of Winrnpeg. has been visiting ,her sister -in- 1 pp aw, Mrs. E. Congram and her 1�,•:•... niece, . Mrs, . ',Wellington •. Fender-. t ^ L,UCKNOW .. Montrealhas re turned': to ,hereMiss Florence DeGruchy of uNITEQ C�URCH hgme after spending. the past: , • •Mtnist�r three Weeks, here with "tier troth-: er, Mrs.. James DeGruehy, and Rev r.• A, Meikle ohn her" sister, Mrs.: Brice MacKen - • A•, 1137n.,;zie. FOR SUNDAYS iN JULY •Mr. and- Mrs. Rae Myers, Linda • and Janet have spent 'the 'past " two- weeks •with Mrs. Neil J. Mac - 10.00 a.m.: Church School. Kenzie, who hasreturned to C)t- • 11.00' a.m.: Worship in the tawDa with .them. Presbyt• erian Church; Mr, and Mrs. 'William Scririn- Mr. and Mrs; W. B. Whale, and 'Brock, Jr,, were visitors 'at, the Stothers home over .the week- • end and are now at Kintail Cheeraua—fo�is_araM supposed to< be able to resist disease best. It's the' surly bird who catches.` the germ. DONNYBROOK geour of -.Palmerston renewed ac- quaintances here at the week -en and were ;the guests of Miss. Jea Lyons and Mrs. Stanley Mal lough. • WAS Al. VICTORIA. CROSS. CENTENARY A letter ford. Mrs.. Emily Don- aldson, who is vacationing in her homeland, tells c of some recent thrilling experiences she has had in London, where she is the guest of Lt. -Col. D. J. P. -Grant, M.B.E. and, Mrs. Grant,: at their country residence• about weight miles from ,London. On June 25th . Mrs, Donaldson attended the service in • Westmin- ster Abbey to mark the • centen- ary to mark ',;the institution of the Victoria Cress; 18564956. She later ° visited the fam;ou's St. Mar-' garet"s iChuroh and the Field'.of. Remembrance dedicated .to .those who were killed in the bombing •and .Battle of :Britain. On June 27th ,Mrs. Donaldson.' attended the oyal Military School of Music, Summer 'Con-: cert : Season at Kueller Hall, Twickenham, as,• the guest.9f• Lt - Col. and Mrs. Grant.. The concert commenced with a ..band• •of• 200 performers 'representing all the countries in the Commonviwealth. d The following. day Mrs. Grant and Mrs: Donaldson visited Marl- - borough ,House by gracious . p er- • 'nussion of Her Majesty ' Queen Elizabeth, where • .the • Victoria: y Cross centenary exhibition .was d e' held. Thbalance- of the day was, Mrs. •C.' W Alton •(eformerl ,Edith 'Cam.pbell)..of Tilbury .an a nt,: .of sarnra Spent .a couple of days with the former.'s brotlter, Mr, Cyril Camp-' bell and Mrs . Campbelland also: visited Lucknow, Ripley. and Kincardine friends•:•' ' ' Miss:Bertha ' Clarkson, who teaches school in . Windsor, is on a . two months ,conducted;: tour overseas; ' The July meeting of the W. M. S. •and; W:A, was ,held. on Monday evening' at the home of Mrs Ernest : Snowden with 14 = ladies and several hrldren'present._The.. meeting was:: led by Mrs. Charles Jefferson and opened with' sing- ing "Take. tifne;• to be •Holy". Mrs. Sam ,Thompson read_ the Bible .lesson. Miss :11 Stamper' led in :prayer and the Lord's.prayer • was repeated in unison: Mrs.: K. Rob= n=on read., an article on Christ, ian Stewardship. Mrs.: R Cham- neY• read a poem entitled. "Un - Selfishness". Letters were • read acknowledging receipt of bales . for Northern Ontario •;and Korea: Diane ' Chamney 'sang' •"Tell me the stories -of Jesus" Mrs, Hardy read the chapter ' in the study book. -Hymn .286 was ' sung in closing. Lunch was served by th •hostess • assisted by •Miss .*Haze • Stamper and Mrs. ' Gordon Nay lor. • •Mr. and Mrs. Jack McCaitand Mrs. John England 'were Mr. and lVirs. Mae _Hillis and. daughter, Wanda of •Elma.. . �'Dr, W. J. Munford of .'Sinicoe visited with friends here the lat- ter part • of the week and.. on Saturday :attended the funeral of. little -Paul Meiklejohn. Mrs. H. G. Sherrifif of Delhi. is" visiting thiseek. with'•Mr. Frank Graham. ' e Miss ,Helen :Thompson was •'a 1 guest on ` Saturday at the Par- - risk -Rock . *eddingat f Til•ison burg. • Miss Betty Dyrrell of Calander, -.is-visiting -thisweek with 1Viisses Flora and Olive Webster at `".Maple 'Lane . Mr.. and Mrs. Jack -Hazzard & children of Wallaceburg=were re cent visitors With Mr. • ' and Mrs. E. Robinson • Mr: and Mrs. Cecil Chamney of Belgrave• were Sunday •visitors.. with Mr. and Mrs. .Sam• Thome- son and. family.. ' ' • - Mr. Wm. 'Wringler of Dearborn Mich., • visited with Mr: and Mrs. •R. Chamney .duiiirg the week - Mr. , and Mrs. • Peter Thomson and son of Toronto, are holiday- ing with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mc- Naughton. Mrs. Rudi Henning ' ;and daughter Elaine of London are • also visiting with the form- er's , parents. The'. eighth. annual Robinson reunion was . held in Canadara park, Sarnia, On Saturday, July • 14 with 103 in attendance. Sports and contests • were enjoyed. The • winners 'weret nail driving, Mrs. Don • Hazzard and Mrs. Frank Huey; kick.:the slipper, Mrs. Scott Robinson, Mrs. • George Wilkin & Mrs. Bernard 'Brush; youngest. child, Merle Hazzard; eldest. gen- `tleznan, Mr. J. C. -Robinson', eld- • 'est-ladyT. s: -It--Chimney -The pros., 'Mrs. J. C. Robinson and 'Sec.-treasy• Cannan Horley, were re-elected'. Sports committee for' next ' year is Lorne Huey and Clarence Horley. Those from this area attending included Mr. and birs J..,C. Robinson, Mr: & •Mrs.• Gordon Robinson,. Russell & Roy of Winghartz Mr. and Mr's. Win. J. Craig, M'r, and Mrs. Geo,' Wily kin, Robert Patsy and Mary .of, AuburnMr,' and .Mrs.. Arany - Worsell and Terry • of Goderich; Mrs. Olive Allen, Mr. 'and Mrs. WO, S. Craig and Bruce of Clin ton'and'and Mrs, .,a.,:. _.... Mr' �R;, Cliam - Mr.:. and Mrs.' Angus ,MacKin- non and two children'of .Aurora returned home at the'end of. the week •after. holidaying ' for • two weeks at the gchmid cottage at Amberley Beach , Mr. and 'Mrs. Bud Hamilton and Linda were week -end visi tors with Mr. and Mrs.: Frank Barkwell at Scarboro,where they have, `,bought, a new home: Mr. and 'Mrs.: George Finley; Mrs. Vane Ayers and Mrs. Ted Doroghazi of Detroit were week- end visitors with :Mrs. Josephine Cameron of Beigrave Mrs. Lin ley' will remain for two weeks vacation. Murdoch Morrison spent a few days last, ,week In Goderioh at the home of his brother, Charles Morrison. • Sgt. and • Mrs. Herb Dainty & sons of Kingston were week -end Visitors' withrelatives here and left early this week,. accommpan- led by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Robinson ons a .trip to the "west,; Donald MacLean- left•'on Fri- da;y• for: -Calumet ---.where.. he •ttr ll visit his cousins, Allan and. Dan Macintyre. He :•plana also to visit at Duluth and wilr be away for =tiv'a or three. weeks spent-inother: points of interest in Old • London: Listed among those who have won • the Victoria Cross • during the • past one hundred years,• • is Fit.ILt: David' Ernest Hornell,: nephew 'of the late . Win.. Hornell of Luckno,v ' He ' . received the award: posthumously' after. `sacri- •ficing his life• in , asuccessful ef- fort to 'save some of . his crew, when their `.,aircraft .made a forced landing in the -North At !antic. The' ` Victoria .'Cross .was "insti- tuted insti-tuted• ' by° • Queen Victoria `at •the 1 close of the Crimean; campaign PAGE TIMM son The. Store For Men! Stock on• Hand and Made -To -Measure JACKETS BOYS' and.MEN. TROUSERS All sizes and• colors. Prit{ed, right, for all:. the ,family.. T=S]IIRTS Large ,variety ,and :•prices. • • SHIRTS. ITylon and ,Broadcloth, '141/2• to 171/x, white and ;colors. UNDERWEOR Shorts, Boxer,`Lciigs. FUR size assortment and lengths.. BATHING TRUNKS' ` Boxer and Briefs. Men and Boys. Colors. • GIFT SELECTION , Ties, Sox, H andkerchiefs, •iBraces, Jewellery, • Hats. WtRK CLOTHES • Overalls, Jeans, Jackets, Pants,.Shirts,. Sox, Caps, Braces, :Straw 'Hats. ;'PHONE 85,• LUC1 l'�TOW in -1$5'6. It is'awarded 'only `"for. . most: conspicuous bravery oar. some 'daring or pre-eminent act of valour ;or' self-sacrifice or ex- treme x tre ne : devotion; to• duty' in the presence 'of. the ;enemy". • HURON COLLEGE OPENS DOORS TO B.A.. DEGREE In, September : of this yeast `Huron College; London, will open - its doors:., to men and women stu dents who wish to register'in courses' leading to the B.A. de- gree, whether Or not. they an-,: N • 1 ticipate studying theology. after.. graduation In arts. The. 'Huron` • College Council pas decided to ..` take this step:in� order to assist„ in meeting the challenge ,oi the rapidly increasing registration of st idents for university courses, and to . provide. for its students' the. .privileges . of a .liberal edu- • cation , with • emphasis. upon the Christian heritage and. Christian, community life. Already a de- partment of . English has • been. ,established and other depart- ments in the Humanities field. will shortly • be developed. 'CANADA, A, int has been said, is a country which has pcthc res favourable to i'mpor�ters. First, because our customs tariffis low, with' rainy ,iitenis on the free list. Secondly, the rapid growth of the country is' expanding out ,lith �e market t at : a pace „Canada never has known. before. The steel industry here in Oanada has:expanded sdmewhat faster than 1has 'the 'h�orn�e market, so ;that today C .nact ans need . to import less of most kinds' of .steel than .►iii eArl'i'er days. On occa iron, steel from Other countries its sold here at prices below 'Canadian ' costs:; This; occurs 'when there are prolonged or temporary isurp'Luses else- - �he.re._._But a pickup -im d mand. n=the exhorting, 'country re�dtices or ext+ingu!i�shes these external sources of supply. . Miss Mar,gart~t Taylor; who has resided for ,some time at White church with lvtr, and Mrs.Victor Emerson, plans to , return to `Winghani the latter part of the week, .wjtere ane will again Make cr'.:home„.,w •: ,..e -� : = w That is why, year in and year out, the Ca•'nadian , prc dt er is, the most .re+liable sa, see o Supply. . r '°w STEEL COMPANY QF Fig CANADA LIMITED' MONTREAL -GANANOQUE. HAMILTON ” BRANTFORD' TOOT° A 1, U • • WI. r: