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THE LUCKNOW SBNTINET , LUCKNOW ONTARI'
PAGE' THRER''
Mrs. M, Fowler of Toronto was'. R" C
a week -end guest of Mr and Mrs..
' N. E. Bushell."
]SC.QUTSDID'1NELL.
ON 'APPLE DAY
N DAY
ev anon J H. Geoghegan
and Mrs. Geoghegan were week-
end 0 guests ' with 'Mr, and Mr!, , T.
J. Salkeld.
Mr. and• Mrs. Walter Pexrott,
and Gail. of Detroitspent the
meek -end with' Mr. and Mrs. J. D.
Anderson,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Robb were
recent visitors in Collingwood
with Mr. and ..Mrs, Andrew Harm-
ilton. .
' Mr. and Mrs;. Wm.. McConnell
of Hamilton and l orrn.erly ' of
Huron Township .visited in the
district over .the''week.end.•
• and yrs. John n ,ari-
, Mr, a d 1�... h. . �?. E , gl ,d
and Mr. Joseph England ' visited
..with. Mr. •and Mrs. Thomas Eng-
land 'of Galt on $ indiay, .•
Mr. . and Mrs. Lyall Campbell,
and. baby . son David Allen ' of
Preston were Thanksgiving vial,
tors at the, home , of- Mr. .and Mrs,
Albert Campbell, Ashfield. .
Lucknow
.Presbyterian Church
REV. '.C. . WINN B.A: '.
R A. , r
• Minister'
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21st
Morning Worship,
11 a.m.: Mp . ng hi P,
Baptismal 'Service.
12.15 p.m.: Sunday School
.3 p.m.: Erskine Church, .Dun-
gannon. '.
7 p.m:: Evening Worship.'
Mrs 'John MacLeod ' who has;
been poorly for some tifne was
taken. to Winglham Hospital last
week;'
,Sunday visitors with Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew 'Ritchie were Mr.
and•• Mrs, Athol Bruce and family
of 'Belgrave,
•
,Mrs.' M. E. Carruthers•and' her
sister, Mrs. C., Maltby,. are. spend-
ing two weeks, at Aylmer ` with
,the Mr, �Sa .former's'son: .:
• m"I)urnin. and Mr. and.
Mrs. , Henry .;Canter spent the
weekrnd • • with ' . Mr.:. and .Mrs.'
Colin 'Brown of. Tillsonburg.
Mr. and • Mrs. J. G; Ritchie,
Bobby, Bonnie and Kenneth' of
Mitchell" visited with Mr. and
Mrs, Robert' Ritchie and Graydon.
Mr:: , and • Mr'. George • Green
acre and Mr.:Thompson of Tees -
water attended the` morning ser-
vice in• 'St. Peter's Church and ,E
were guests pf Mrs • E. Hollyman.
Mr. and:, Mrs.' Harvey , Diebei
,and family of Sbu,thampton were
:week -end visitors: with Mrs. Die'-
bel's parents, Rev. C. B. and, Mrs.
Woolley.,
World•Communion was observ-
"ed on' Ashfield pastoral.: charge.
Thanksgiving Sunday at Zion
United Chur'eh :with' the 'jastor,
Rev. C. B. Woolley..in charge
Mr • and ,Mrs. W G. Reed and
Mrs: Arilne Nicholson visited last.
week=wi+th 'Mr.. and ,.Mrs: Dick
Reed and Jimmie in:•Detroit and
How:ar.d. Reed and Mr:, 'and. Mrs.'
Nelson Webster in Windsor. •
LUCKNQW
• `1 Mr:.and Mrs. Lloyd Wylds and.
family of Ripley, Mr, and, Mrs.
NITED Eb-CHURCH, Warren ;Wylds and two daughters'
Minister: Rev. W. J. Mumford,
M.A., B.D., STD
Sunday, October 21st, ' 1951
CHURCH ANNIVERSARY'
11:: a m.: Rev. • David -Proctor, -1
12:15 p m. Sunday".School Ser -i
vice. withdrawn
7 •p m: Rev David Proctor,
B.A.
sTUESDAY, OCTOBER 23rd
Anniversary. Turkey, Supper
5,30
p.m". to 8 p"m•
Tickets $1.25;" Children. under!
ten- years of ' age' 75 cents
tvY1 hip Z
with us... -You " will enjoy the !
special 'music and sermons,
•
of Lochalsh and Miss Doris. Wylds
of. Toronto were Thaksgiving;
visitors • with their 'parents; Mr.
and" Mrs Dan Wylds.
Visitors with ,Mr,...and Mrs,' J.
L.: MacMillari' cadre•. Mr„ and. Mrs.
C'li'fford MacMillan of -t 'Thom
as, -Miss Alybie Clifford of Strat-
ford, Gail MacMillan` of .London
and, Mr: and Mrs. Albion Griffin
of: Detroit.
Visitors, with Mr. and Mrs W.
G. Hunter on Sunday' 'were: Mr.
Gnd Mrs. Joe Freeman and' lam
ily •and Mr: and Mrs.. Don Straw.
,and. . Mr. ' and' Miss:" .Don
Strata -ghat' of Lucknow .;.and • Hai:
Old Gardner of.:Crewe•.' •
' Mr. and Mrs: Lloyd Stewar t`'
and Mr. and 'Mrs Jack Wilson of
Strtford ,and aAYlarn 'and -Wit -trite -
.Stewart , and Miss Jane Chantler,.
of London spent the , Week -end.
with Mr.,. and Mrs...Phiiip Stew.
' :arta Lloyd and Allan were solo.
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NOTICES •
Rev. 'A. S. Mitchell, L.Th, .
:Rector.
'22nd Sunday after Trinity,
OCTOBER 21st, 1951'
St. Peter's Church, Lucknow
,
11 a.m.: Morning Prayer -
t. Paul's Church, Duigannon.
p rzr. r lEivening
Prayer.
St. . Paul's Church, Ripley
7.30 p.m,: Holy ,Communion.
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The Church Wardens of the,•
three •Par.ishes' 'are requested
to meet, the Lord Bishop. at 11:
a;rn:Or Saturday, October. 20th
to ' inspect the fire damaged
.Rectory and ,to suggest plans
for its restoration.
The, ladies of the three unary-
fishes are reminded that 'the
Dioceasan meetingon worneri's
work -will •be held' in Winghat l
on . Wednesday, October 24th,
lt•,is seldom;' that therse meet-
'fins are: held so..near ;to us and
rt :is hoped that • many ' may
take advantage Of this rare
opportunity.`
ists At the. Dungannon Presbyter-
ian
resbyterian'Church anniversary.,
Visitors te Su a.3- • with -Mr.
and: Mrs. James Forster *ere Mr,
and Mrs. David Callendar
Guelph ` and 'Mr, ,and Mrs. Cecil,
Forster' and .family of .P, alrner;;
stun, Mr.. and Mrs.' Joe Smith, of
Wngh
• am,Mr. and ;Walter
alter
Forster. arid, family. of Ripley and
Mr..and Mrs. Alex Robertson arid
Jinmy,. Mr and Mrs. Geo. Mac-
'Donald•.of Carsonville; 1Vlichigan,
•were also resent visitors at the
same•hors '-
.
,
Mr :and 'Mrs.. W .G: Hunter,
•Marlene and harry spent Thanks-
giving week -end . at North Bay:
visiting. Mr, and Mis. Ken •Laid -
w '.
la' and f unify Ern auie" they.
called -on 'Mrs. Alfred Andrew at
nrillfa, ,1VIr.' and Mrs, alen'.Carri,L.
er.on of Pbwarssan arid' M+r,. •Ed-
gar Ritchie arid Jean'of Hunts-.
vine, Misses ' A tdre'y Ross and'
Caro1yne Gibson accoth.panied
there as, ,far, as. Hunts illc where
they remained for, the week -end
to visit their cousin, Jeafm•Ritchie.
Rev., C. 't B.' and Mrs Woolley
spent Thanksgivit)g at'Chesley at
the • home, of, their son, C. Erie
Woolley,. A rendezvous 'had been
arranged, for mthe return trip at
Walkerton bus stop to meet their
granddaughter, Miss•June Dfellel',
who was :returning to her duties
at Ontario Hospital, Whitby,•
af�
ter .sp•
ending the holiday pt . her
home at 'Sottthampt'on,• June's
Lucknow Boy Scouts held their
annual apple day ,sales on' Sat-
urday and made a thorough can-
vass of the village and Main St.,
to net tithe Company a total of
$83.65. . •
Bruce Baker' and Billy Robin
son,astride their decorated pop=
ies, did a selling job on horseback
and , reached such outlying points
as the asphalt mixing plant to
sell their 'wares;
Mrs. M.. L:.. Sanderson . acted as
judge of the decorated sales bas-
kets .•with Ian Marshall winning
•.the • 'prize for,' the Scouts, and'
Fraser Ashton, the • Cub prize.
Ian was also top salesm:ar
among. the' ,Scouts, with, receipts
of over :$12.00. Bruce Baker with'
an even` $12.00 'was top Cub sales-
In change .of the • Apple .Day
organization' was Stuart:Collyer,:
Floyd Wilson, Kenneth -Murdie,
Rev. c.jcharles . Winn, •Lloy-d Ash -
:ton .and ..Ken ,Chester. '. " '
Ken., and ;Floyd ;took •a carload
of ;Scouts to ,Dungannon' and Rip
ley : respectively, where' they re-
ceivecl 'a good response.••
VISIT B•I.RTH•PLACE
LEFT
AS A CH•I LD
Mr. J. A. :(Jack•),.Rdbinson of
Vancouver, who left, here. as' a
lad before 'the . turn ofthe cen-
tury, returned,: last week -end • to
see the grillage in which he was
born. It•.was: the -first time he has
been. .back since leaving , here. at.
the. age of six • years in, 189,7: Mr.
:Robinson was ' accompanied, by
his, wife' ,and Archie Robinson. of
Auburn, who is a . first . cousin:- •
Mr. Robinson - is a . son 'of ` the
late Mr. and Mrs.- Fred Robinson.
Hisfather was -employed in 'the
Lucknow .Furniture Factory. and;
Jack• was born in .the home now.
owned by` Mrs;'Amelia Treleaven.'.,
The. family later moved to the
residence now owned . by Mrs.
Sarah. .Collyer, 'and ' which . was
pin -pointed in ,Jack'sc •memory by
its location •near the site of Sam,
Robertson's .tannery..
In the, Robinson family . -siver..e-
This superb tea ar .
f � ........ � antees
the flavour o f every cup
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.FORMER LUCKNOWITE; DIED
IN, ,,,8 C;: AT AGE' OF .91 s.
Mrs. ' Georgi, L.' Anderson, . for
many, years ia' missionary among
the native people of 'northern B..
C., passed, away in Chilliwack
Hospital after.. a lengthy illness.
She was 91,•' ••
,Mrs. Anderson '*as 'the .daugh-
ter of . Rev. and Mrs.., Jahn . Walk-
er of Lucknow::After their death
in. 1898, she went :west And went.
into missionary work • arnong the
Indians,. 'first' in Red Deer, Alta.
and. later '.at . the Elizabeth Long
Memorial Home in :: Kitimat,
'where 'she : met and married Mr.
Anderson; a teacher at the Mis-
sion school.
Aftermore• than
t 25 years in'
the north, they' moved to Sardis.
Mrs:,•Anderson was a ;life mem-
ber. of .the .Women's. Missionary
Society of the. United Church arid
remained' •active until '.194 8.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs,
J. V'arley, and 'Son Robert,. both
of. Vernon. Another daughter,
Mrs.: A. Rowberry, ..'predeceased'
her' last 'April.,• R J,.' Walker of
:Quathiaski- Cove i's . a brother,
:Miss ,Alexa Walker' of. Los,
geles,, a sister.. There •are three'
grandchildren and four. great,
grandchildren.
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•KINGSBRIDGE
Mx. and Mrs. Ray 'Dalton and
family.spent some. time in Sud ,
bury.' ..
Mr, 'and Mrs. Louis Hogan spent..
th eweek-end in Toronto..
• Ori Wendesday .,ev i, g a nice
'crowd, assembled in t , -' a , for '• '
a reception in honor of ` r., and •
Mrs. Walter Clare. '
Visitors over' the .:week'-
with . Mr. ,and Mrs. Pat • Murphy
were Mr. and .Mrs., Ray Murph ,
Miss M'ar'y Murphy and 'Joe and
Mr'..Jack Fitzgerald. •
• ...BORN
,MONTGOMERY, •:-.- at Alexandra ,
Hospital, Goderich, on ` October
'4th,.'. 1951, to Mr. and Mrs: Eoibert ,
Montgomery, Dungannon,,: ,a son,•
GARDNER—in Wingham Gener,
al. Hospital , on , Friday, October'5, .•
to: Mr ' arid,. a Mrs son .Lorne 'Gardner,.
Wingham.
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four children, Herb, . Kirk, Jack i •
and' Katie.. The sister died four'
years ago. The three boys are :all `.
living in Vancouver. •
For the return .visit. to his;birth
place Mr..Robinson had a map of
•the village drawn from memory
by his elder brother Herb, who
was.'_ fourteenwhen., the family
left -for the: West,. The map was
amazingly accurate. .as to the
narnes of streets . and the 'location •
pf,buildings such as. 'thehotels,
postoffice,' the.:MoCoy home, the.
sir 01 io.6414noromimso.rior.o.imaro.amoollmwoimritimrcromoilibitrompoimporierroamoti.ariegiialmilootwrolowier
tan/40r
•licjuor store.
' • 'Mr, Robinson' had: a look abpiit
the'_Collyerthome, and, had some.
pictures taken. One "shot was
with his arms encircling one of
the maple trees along this street,
which the Robinson family, plant-
-ea -over -a half -century .ago.
Calling at The Sentinel, • Office,
Mr. Robinson brought greetings
froi'n Mr. AL Odlum of''Vancouver;
who 'went .to school ..here as: a
lad and in later years 'wrote ;nurn;
erous reminiscent .articles about
big days s .in' the. 'Setioy town,]
Y.
More '' of which Would be; welcom •
ed 'by sentinel -readers.,
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SUFFERED BROKEN WRIST
Rita 1VVIacDougall, 12 year-old
son , of Mr. 'and Mrs. P: S. 'Mac-
Dougall of Paisley • recently,- -suf
fer'ed a broken . left wrist. Rod
was pla.yi.ng football at : school
when, he tripped and fell against
a .cement walk. • •
•
parents, Mr. and Mrs:• Harvey
Diebel °arid several of her broth
•ers and' sisters accompanied her
to, Walkerton; ;and a' pleasant ,half
• hour , Was spent.. After the bus
'left the'Diebels acco ip'ariied Mrs.
D'iebel':s parents home to Ashfield
parsonage for a short visit
DINNERWARE, 'TEAWAIt,E
We have a large - selection of
'Dinnerware, some in open 'stock
patterns;' also new patterns in
Royal 'Albert open stock. See the
Royal bridal gown teawaret olien,
stock; Ever -all ,epatter'n, in are-
plica of Princes's Elizabeth's beau-
tiful wedding gown, .'
WM. A: SCHMID
Jeweller & Gift Shop' Phone 167-w
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DAY SALE
OF
The original spring -filled mattress.
All ' Sizes ' Re ular : 3 .:0 , ' for
SALE ENDS OCTOBER 27th
Fill Your . Mattress Requirements
At This Saving.
acLENNAN :& MacKE
=Phone Isl Lucknow _
-WM. MURDI•E•ANDSON
Are Happy to. announce
etty oor.e Home Decorator
for.: Benjamin Moore and 'Co
Will be..at the •Recreational Centre,,
LUCKNOW '
n.esda
at 2.30 p.m•'.
'ender auspices of the Lucknow Women's' Institute:. .
1 Ladies Are. Cordially i .
Invited To Attend
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