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'MIMS•, DECEMBER 20th, 1951 "
• TRE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Local and. Ge.n. era1;.
In spite of . the stgrni,, on, Sun- Mr. ,and Mrs. Tom Reeve of
day three Children were brought .
Meadowwale visited with Mr, and
rby, their parents to St. Peter's Mrs Torrance Anderson.
Church for, fialy paptispi,
Visitors with Mr. and ' Mrs.
Wm. Bushell were Mrs. 14.. P.
GHeritage of .Toronto, ,Mr, Drah
�Cr- a9�ord • of L- ondon•;-•and'-1VSrs'-
I" arguer. of Ripley.
Lucknow
Presbyterian Church
RE.V. C A. WINN,, B,A.,
Minister ,
.'S•UNDAY, DECEMBER 23rd.
11 a.m.: Christmas, Service •and.
Ordination. of. Elders. ,
12.15 pm.: Sunday School and.
Bible .Class. • ' ,
3. p.m. Erskine .Church, Dun-
gannon. .
7 pm.: Evening Service . .
.LUCKNOW;
KITED. CH.HURCH 1
Minister: Rev. W. J Mumford, i
M.A.,' B.D..' S.T.D. .
Sunday, December 23, 1951.
11 ani:: Beyond Bethlehem:
1215 p.m.: Sunday School..'
,7 p.m.: Carol Singing.
C'hristnias Story.
Special Christmas music • by
both Senior and Junior Choirs a
I at the morning . an4 'evening'
service's.'
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The 1 Story and Power of
'Christmas reach; far beyond:
that • ,Palestinian Stable .to
speak a Message of vital
rportanceto men today. Come
and: worship.
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'Anglican : Church
NOTICES
Rev. A. S.' Mitchell, '.L.Th.,
Rector.
4th Sunday in Advent
DECEMBER 23rd; '1951
St. •.Peter's Church, Lucknow.
11 a.m.:. Senvice with Carols'
St. Paul's- Church,p ungannon.
2.30 p.m,,: Service kith. Carols::
St. Paul's. Church,. Ripley.
7.30 p.m.': the Christmas Story:
with Carol's.
CHRISTMAS ''EVE . .
,A.deste Fideles
,' A mid -night service will be"
held •in
=-St Peter's Chukchi Lucknow
;at .11.30 :p;m
E v .• -. . erybody Welcome.
Mr. ',and., Mrs, Bob Finlay of
$eaforth spent the week -end. with
Mr. and Mr`s. Lloyd Ashton;
144 -sand -,Jahn: MaI-ha-rte-
gey af. Lut~an ' , visited last week
with ,:Cecils. parents, :Mr
Mrs Wm Robb.
Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Steward
and son Bruce of London spent
the Week -end with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Steward.
R.'B
< Q'uarrce 1S: a .patient i -n
St. Joseph's Hospital, London,
'where .he recently''underwent an
operation •
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: The local Anglicans ..are . hold-
ing iti eir •.annual' Christmas Party,
in the Legion ,Hail ;tomorrow ev-
ening,: Friday December , 21st.
M Mrs. Ron: 1.VlcLeland, who was
home because of the illness of
her mother and whose death oc-
curred; last week, left on Monday
to return to- her home -at Lore
burn.
CHRISTMAS' S1 NDAY MUSIC
LUCKNOW UNITED CHURCH'
11.00 .aim
Prelude Christinas fantasia--
Dunstan. •.. " : ,
'Hymn anthem "Iiai•k! :. Tthe
Herald Angels Sing" (Senior' and
Junior Choirs)
, Anthem "Brightest and; Best",
'C, Stearns, (Obligati solo) Nlr.
Eldon • Henderson ' '' •,
Offertory—Hallelujah ,Chortit
Handel:: -
Anthem -"Let h's •Now- Go
to Bethlehem"—(J. L. Hatton). •
Postlude--=March of the Shep-'.
,herds -=Mallard. '
•
7.00 p.m. . ' .•
Prelude Gesu'Barnbino--Pietro
a Yon. Pastoral .symphony -pian
Aitil hem—`The •Christmas Sorg'
(Adams).
(Carol-L"What Child Is. This?"
—(Old English) .• .
Offertory "Adore and ` Be
Sti11 Gounod, -
Chorus—"Jesus.. Irv, The. Man-
Postlude "Noel"=Ass'orted.'
.ON TRIP• TO•••CALIFORNIA,
B.. C. 'THEIR DESTINATION •
Archie and John MacKinnon of
:Concession Six, Kinloss, left the
'end of the week ,,on a motor'trip
'.to `Los Angeles, .California, from
where theywill eventually motor'
north: to Vancouver. Island, to'
their ;uncle, Mr. Mao Ilae-.
•Kitinon••of. Cedar; B. 'C. Mac :'is
their Mother's. youn.gest,._,brother
and was a rtnernber of the 160th
in. .' World War ' I:. •He: is .in . the
lumber business. .
Mrs. MacKinnon• and John had
planned ', a d:isit West; but Mrs;
MacKinon's death •'occurred be-.
toreshe.: could . make ' the trio.
Since -then the,' two brothers have
held - a -clearing sele; and are on
their way. ,If they like, it at the
'Coast they may remain -there. As.
yet; however,' they ' have not' sold
their .kinlbss' Township farm':
,SEASON'S 'GREETINGS
Throughout The Happy Holidays
And All The New Year , Too,
May , All The ' Pleasant. Thing's Of Life
BestoW Their Joy' On You,
Happy New Year
Merry' Christmas
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:OBI TUARY.
MRs; •WILLIAM HENDERSON
Ile • death of Mrs. •. William
'Henderson, • formerly .'of 'L' ucknow
occurred_atFher_.home •ir.Wing
-
ham o'n- Friday: She 'was in ,her
92nd year and has been in fail=.
ing health for a time.
,Mrs.'' ',Henderson ' was' formerly
Isabella MaeDiarmid, daughter of
the •late'Mr, ' and Mrs..Angus 1Y1ac-
Diarm cl and was born in Glas-
gow, Scotland in .-1860 ' • •
The funeral service was• .held
• in Winghar i on ;Monday . conduct-
ed ib -y Rev Alexander Ninim-o of
Winghatn Presbyterian :church.
Interment :Was. in •South Kinloss
Cemetery: with the graveside' ser,
vice 'conducted by: Rev. G. ':S:
Baulch. Pallbearers Were Duncan.
Kennedy, Fred McLean, John
MacKay, Harvey Nivens; . Alex'
Ha '
ckett and Bert Armstrong.
' Mrs. Henderson's: 'husband pre-
deceased her many,:, years •ago.'
She is survived by •four sons,
Donald Henderson': of Chicago,
James A. of Los Angeles, John'A•
of 'Reston, Manitoba, Tennant .of
Wingharn. and"by tvvo daughters,
1Wargeret and Sadie of ;Toronto.
A seri Williarn Henderson .el
-sago predeceased her., . . •
Mrs: Henderson is also surviv-
ed by, :a sister, :Mrs.:. Benjathin
Davis of :Chicago and a. brother,
Angus . IsilacDiartnid • of . Dungan-
'.non. •
I: SEE. BY 'THE
SENTINEL ;.
:THAT .;in eleven.. months this
year Provinciol • Police :of" the
.Walkerton "detachmenthave in
vestigated 200: motor accidents,
an increase of 25 percent, over
'.the -total .for. 1950. In .the area-
under their supervision there
have been eight fatal, accidents;
•...seven of which:were :attributed
• to speed. • ' 4 • . .
THAT appreciating : a joke, him'-
:,.self,;.we'. can take a- Chance oh,
telling this one on 'Morgan
Henderson, ..Monganbecame an -
uncle last week when ason
was born to Mr. and .Mrs. Jinn
.Henderson. Morgan, they• say
was about as :excited as Jim.
overthe event, and when t'he'
Doctor, told hitn that he had
a' -young nephew Morgan ex.-
citedly and in all earnestness,
shot'back "Was it a • iboy -or a
girl?."
ro :•
THAT _ Mr. Wm:: A." iumphrey_ of
St. Helens is seriously lit in
Wing"ham. Hospital. as a result -
Of several hemhorrages suffer
ed since Saturday. He has been
.in the hospital for:'the past five„
weeks as the result of 'a. fractg
used leg. '
—o— "
THAT.. the Village Council con-
eluded the year's business at a
special meeting on TUesciay of.
last week, after which.'Councf1
members, E. H. Agnew, Alex'
Havens ' and,L. C. :Thompson,,
- were entertained at : the home
of Reeve J. C. McNab, when
Mrs. McNab served a delicious
lunch. x
THAT kisses
isses ' Gail; arid Patricia'
• 1V'acMillan,• student nurses. at
St.. Joseph's Hospital, London,
'have completed their proiba=
tionary terra• ,and en Saturday
,received ' their yaps,. The girls
are eotis ns,
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BROTHER'
RAISES
BROTHER 1,14R.A.M
A degree .team f r o.m St.
George's Chapter of the Royal
Areh Masons, London, visited the
Lucknow Chapter on Tuesday
night of ,Mast week, when the
R.A.M. degree was conferred .up-
on 5. B "Steve" 'Stdthers of
:Lniknow
The eventwas particularly
noteworthy, as the chair was oc-
cupied by his -brother, W, Baillie
Stothers of London, who headed
the degree team. Mr. Stothers is.
a1, past district superintendent,
Following 'the lodge,' session, a
venison supper was •servedto
some sixty rnerhbers at Johnston's,
Restaurant. Tbe;. venison was
supplied by W.. °B. Anderson: and;
Allister Hughes, who were 'en -a
W.13.
hunting.' trip' to. the
Manitoulin recently. .
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THE; SEASON'S GREETINGS
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Bests Wishes. For •A. Very -
MERRY 'CHRISTMAS
Very-MERRY'CHRISTMAS •
And' May .The' Turn of . ,The Year Bring
Full Measure of.. All. Good Things
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HEALTH; HAPPINESS. and PROSPERITY.
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Friendly ReMembrance
And A Wish That's Sincere:
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MERRY; MERRY 'CHRISTMAS
and ,
.A Most Happy New' Year;
MacLennan and
MacKenzie...
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GREETINGS AND THANKS
As Christmas Time .approaches_it affords us
not only the:, opportunity' =to extend the Season ,s
.Greetings,....but to:. express our most sineere
appreciation of your friendshtp„ goodwilland
generous patronage since coming to Lucknow.
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These pleasant associations have been greatly
chef` shed and we look forward to the ptea•sure ,.
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WITH BEST WISHES TO ALL
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HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR:
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