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YVEDNtSDAY, . NOV.. 14th, , 56;
Lucknow '
1 Presbyterian Church
Rev, Wallace McClean,
Minister
SUNDAY, ..NOVEMBER 18th
10.00, a.m.., Sunday School:
Dungannon, 11.00
a
3.00 ,xn • Dun iun P;
g Worship,
.
, n,
700 p.m.:. Evening Service.
All Atter a
d nce Sunday.
• "Each One. Bring One".° i .
Monday; • 7.15—C.G.I T_
LUCKNOW
UNITED 'CHURCH
'Minister:
• Rev.• I:. A. Meiklejohn,
. B.A., B.D.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER .18th
10.00 a.m.: Church. School.:
11.00 a.m. "Show us the
Father".
"Each One Bring: One"'
8.00 pin.:Young People's
Service, Mr. Duncan Camp-
bell, guest speaker.
•
ST. ° PETER'S
1ANGLICAN CHURCH
Minister:. •
Rev. H. L. Jennings, .
B.A.,. L.Th. •
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18th .!
•Trinity 24
11 a.m.: ` Morning Prayer and
Church •'School..
4..
•Mrs. Herb F.,nsign :yisited re=
cently with ,her sister, 1\Irs.
'Frank Fellows. at Sarnia.
•
HURON JUDGJNG . TEAM 9th
Illi 18 ,:TEAMS AT BOYAL.:
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TUE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Local & GeneralAG AIN REMEMBER
VAR SACRIFICES
I Tr. and Mrs. Elmci Pritchard
were in .attendance at the Royal The sacrifice's !paid in two
Winter, Fair.
Beverly MacKenzie' and Bev-
erley. Ashton are ipragtiee teach-
ing this week in Brantford and
Dale Haldenby is' in Galt.
world wars were ' again solemn-
ly remembered on Sunday as
this Icounmunity observed Re-
membrance Day. '
A large parade 'of members of
Mr. and Mrs. Colin ilV acr• e- the Legion, Laclies. Auxiliary
•gor ofKinta%i are visiting .this 'and Boy Scouts, headed by the:
week • in. Toronto with Mr. and Lu�oknow District high School
Mrs. George Leadbetter. • • Band, marched to the Presby
Mrs R. T '1 terian Church for the official ob
g as, whowas. !
hospitalized at Wiivgham for a wr•
vance :�olf the anniversary.
E
month,• --with a: -heai:t._.onditio-n,
returned home •the first of •the
week.
Mr. .and Mrs. Bob Webster of
Streetsville and 'Mrs. Don Me
Leod and Danny of Coo, kesville
are visiting' •this 'week. with
Misses Ada and Hazel Webster
Mr. d Mr
. an s. Melvin Stewart,
Dawn and Judy, . Mr, and Mrs.'
Wilfred Drennan and a cousin,.
Mrs. Sadie Kerr of(,River,,
visited with Mrs. Jam Dren-
nan of Goderich recently ir
The Lucknow Women's Insti-
tute meeting will be held in the
Recreational Centre on Friday,
N'oveir ber. 16th at 2.30 Roll call
to be answered by naming• a veg-
etable beginning with the first
•
•
letter. of yur n:ame;
M.—Greer,-vias-in-L- ondon- -ional sacrifice, -':which Rev: -`-Mc=
last week receive nug;further treat- Clean said was surely a pattern
of • that greater sacrifice on Cal-
vary for, our : spiritual and etern-
al salvation.
last 'W' ek's treatment was done Mr McClean !portrayed what
with . 'a• . view to improving , the would have been the conseiluen-
vision '-of the eye, ces of a' Lost cause By their vvic.-
tories, today we havea land of
free men' and women, where rel.,
igious and human freedom' is our
heritage at a great price„
!Bud -Orr sounded- •the lst Post-
and Reveille; preceding the ob-
servanoe of two minutes' sil-
ence. The color party of the var-
i•aus groups included Howard
Cowan, Kelso McNay, Mrs. Phil-
ip MacMillan, Mrs.. Wm. • Mac-
Donald, Thom Collyer and Bill
Re'v. Wallace McClean warn-
ed against' the danger of this
memorial service becoming a rit-
ual. For some there are sad
xnernories while life lasts, but
there are those growing up Who
ask the reason of this memorial
service and ' our' answer should
awaken great responses in' the
hearts of. these young people:
We bow in homage and revel--
ewe
everenlce to those young nen who
paid thatgreat physical and riat-
ment on his left eye. Mel Under -
wept an •'operation in the spring
for , removal :of a 'cataract;. and.
Sunday, visitors with Mr: and
Mia. San Durnin` were•, Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Durn:in and
girls, Carol and Susan of Niles-
-toren, -Miss '.Patsy
Georgena Lintz and r daughter
Carol , and Mr. • Irvin Allen .of.
Oxford, Michigan; Mr. and Mrs.'
George H. Lintz ;and. soon Tom
. . -
itattO, . he • questioned, by unh'olyy
and .ungodly, living?, Let :us not
turn • our backs on the .church:
and the ,Christian was' w.as' his
my of :'Pontiac, Michigan. appeal in conclusion. .
Recent visitor i I{i 1 •
A. men's quartette of Jack
e .-_ s n__ , n oss Twp. P:gllolck; Bill Fisher.,. Innes Niac
- with ,Mrs. Margaret MacPherson swoon and Phil ' Stewart``ren=
were: - av-and-Mr--s-Gordon Firth- Sw en Philip
dered., .a number, with Norman
who :;were' .married near .Eden- Taylor' at the organ:
.burgh on September. 24th. They At the Cenotaph'!following the
arrived' in Canada .early in.Oct-
The Huron County Royal...Win- service, Rev. G. A: Meiklejohn
ter` Fair -livestock judging team Ontario,
•and have • been visiting in Prayer .before.. the • plac-
id .prior to' leaving': for Wes-offeredf the • following
id Bert Pepper of Seaforth, Mur -g wreaths:
tern Canada this Thursday 'where
ray Gaunt of 'West : Wawanosh; Legion,. by Harold: Ritchie; Aux
Mr.. Firth is .!pastor of'the Pres- diary: by_ Mrs. ,Clair Johnston-'
p]aceDavid.Kirkland. of Ashfield, byterian' Church at Biggar, Sask' >-
pl,aced . ninth out • 'of ` eighteen and Mrs. Province , of Ontario 'by Mrs. •Jes�
County. teams'' competing' at the
Mr, nd rs. Albert Levitt of sic Allen Business Men's Assad-.
Ro 1: in Toronto on Thursday a on ,y` omen
y'a u Y, Strathroy were Sunday visitors tib K C. 111E ur, d'ie; W 's
•N•ove nbeit • 8th.: The Huron team
with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. •
Cook:: Insti.tu fe Iby. Mrs.. !Charles Cook;
. ' . was the' winner of the Ontario
Her son,' Wm.' Jewitt; 'who grew goy; .Scouts by Fraser. Ashton.
Veterinary ' Association trophy, to young 'manhood in. Lucknow,
for the .highest team score ; in : is a member of :the armed forces;
the ' judging , of beef cattle, this and for the past two ' months has
.:' been in. China. He expects t^o be trophy ,will. remain the : Ca. •. •
agricultural 'Office: for the nexi 'in the Far East for about a'year.
• year and each of the boys re- His, elder ••brother, Charles Jew
-
•O a ,miniature: -trophy. Bert itt, • lost ' h.is life at H K`
Pepper, - ,by being
virtue of the
highest contestant in .'the . corn
petition in .beef .cattle judging
won one of the ::Royal. Winter.
Fair .:gold 'medals . which are
awarded to the high contestants
in the beef, dairy!arid swine
.fudging. The team had a total
• •• score 'of 848 points out of aposs
• ible• 900 in the beef cattle judging
::and Bert Pepper's score was 287
points out ,of aa ',possible 300..
Contestants in this competition
were required fo judge and give
reasons on. 10 classes of livestock
consisting of 3. classes dairy cat-
tle; three classes of !beefcattle,.
three • lolassea of swine and one
FORMER LUCKNOWITE
BACK FROM:OVERSEAS TRIP
•
•
. Mr .and Mrs. : Jack Barbour re
ong ong. turned recently 'from a • three -
months' trip to'.the British Isles.
in World_ War -IZ,
�` U•ponarriving in Toronto, Mrs.
Barbourlearned of the death. of
.her brother-in-law, at Moosej•aw,
and continued to the West.: •
Mr.'Barbour remained here for
a !brief , ivisit with his sister, Mrs:
(IRev.) .W. J. Watt; Whitechurch..
Their father, the ate .-Archibald
'Barbour, ';vas' section foreman •at
Lucknow • for many ' years. • Jack'
called at TheSentinel Office on
Friday, and wishes' to be remem-
bered.
emem-beted: to old friends here. •
,Mr. and Mrs. Barbour made
the trip overseas and returzi.•on
the Empress cd Britain. 't'hev had
a raui.gh return voyage. In Eng::
land they visited 'with •Mrs..B,'ar-
s eep. The Huron County
,team was... -entered in like corn-
petition and • coached by • A. S:
Bolton, assistant •agriculturalre-
presentative • and G; W. Mont.
goniery, agricultural. representa-,
. tive .for Httron County.
FORMER ASHFIELDITE'
IS 50 YEARS MARRIED
•
A recent copy of 'The Grimsby
Independent carried an • ac punt
'of` the golden wedding •anniver-
sary of Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Fisher
of that. town.
Mr Fisher is a son of the late
Mr: and ,Mrs., 'Tice Fisher: He
was born in Ashfield but Went
to .Grimsby at the age of 14 in
1894, He' started in the grocery
business' there in' 1903 and later
switched to ' the hardware trade,
with which he is still associated:
Mrs. Fisher was a .•native. o
Lindock.. They were. 'married at
Grimsby on October 24th, 1906.
'Mr.. Fisher is, a cousin of Wm,
Fisher of town and other . Mem-
bers Of the . Tate James .;Fisher,
family,
ressure
fur
DEEP and 'SHALLOW WELL,
WATER SYSTEMS
Furnaces
Oil Burners
Art Gilmore
R. 3, LUcknow, Ont.
Phone 6i -r-13,' Dungannon
• • ur. s • ro , ers ane sisters,; ana
with Mrs. Robert .Barbour and
her two daughters, The late Bob
Barbour . was blinded at Mons in
the last •hpurs'. of fighting in!
World War I.'.
Mrs. Elmer Foran 'of West:Wa-
wai osh--attended---the•--f neral la.'t
week of a cousin,. Mrs. Andrew
L. Lintz • at 1 a'wsen, Mich..
-. Doi„t-Thntnpson - and Bevei4ey
•
Ashton were .guests • of.: the Tait-
chener Record ;on Saturday : at
which time the newspaper took
a group of correspondents and
their friends on a 'tourthrough
the paper plant, and afterwards•'
were hosts for a banquet. "Corn;
plih ientary.itickets were given by
„the Record to those who wished
fo Ott' r"' osq Kifxohener-Chatham
•M +f: `ry. rtirtht •
ari'f Ca�"romg,"±,Y'"x«n.
• Hoot Mon! It's: The Annual. a .
PAGE. THREE
in the
CARNEGIE HALL, LUCKNOW
Under aus • ices of the Kairshea. Women's .Institute
r%day,-Novetnber-23
featuring
Local Highland Dancers at 10:30
CARRUTHERS ORCHESTRA .
Lunch Counter — Delicious Homemade Pies
'Admission 75c
OBSERVED 64t4 WEDDING. ANNIVE SARY
f..�_... ?.¢:3,. •.. v sr x, ti:{S:;;.".•` w'
Y
AND .MRS.
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On Friday, Mr.- and Mrs: -`Win..• - Mrs°- ixrnphrey- was the.•foraa,
J. Humphrey . of ,St. • Helens' ob er Zezia Phillips; daughter of Mr.
•served their 64th wedding anni and Mrs' Ezekiel Phillips .Her
versary. Mr: Humphrey is 86 and father operated a• blacksmith
Mrs. Humphrey is 87. They have shop .at old !Fordyce. ,•
both' been lifelong residents of Mr. and . Mrs. Humphrey have'
the St, Helens- rcommunity, and one son,, Wm.. ' A, Humphreyof
were married at the ;bride's home St, Helens and two daughters.
on November .9th; 1892, iby', Rev.' Mrs. George Walker ' (Eva) 'and ..
W.:, J. Connor; rector of •Luck- • Miss Lila, `.Humphrey.
,now and 'St° . Helens Anglican Many friends, extend eongrat-:
parish. : • • . • • ul'ations and best wishes to this
1.estiinable Couple.
WM. J. HU11IIPHREY
LOCAL ' CLUB' CALVES .AT
ROYAL FAIR THIS WEEK .. •
Lois Webster of the Dungan-
non 4-H Club and Barry McQuil-
lin .and: ,Crawford:MeNeil of the
Lucknow Club have their Short•:-,
horn calves .at ,the •Royal. Winter
Fair this'. 'week in, the Queen's
:
Guineas --competition.
Culling of calves was slated
for Wednesday, with judging of
the selected groups in the three
beef !breeds, to take , place on
.Thursday.. Allexhibits will be
auctioned, off. on Saturday.
FORMER RESIDENT' HAS
BEEN BARBERING 50YEARS
Bert McCreath of Kincardine
iiascompleted 50 years in the.
barber 'business and is stillgo-
ing strong. He .commenced, tie•;
trade as a youth of :1.5.
Bertworked in Lucknow. for '
• Tom Watson and later, had. his
own shop here for a time. Ke.
married •aLucknow 'girl, Miss
Armstrong, who was a milliner' ,
He recalls the days when . hair-
cuts •were :15: cents and Shaves7,
a dune.. '
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LUCKNOW DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL
om n e nc eme nt
The High School Auditorium
FTdTN�ve,pber 1
at 8:04)` :p: ;•, •-f eat`uring:
"THE • IIARBORAIRES" Male Chorus of Goderich •
(30 voices) •
GUEST .SPEAKER?.—REV, GEOItGEWATT, Dungannoi
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.VALEDICTORIAN ---'BEVERLY MacVENZI ;
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