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THE: L'UCKNQW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
gri. T. A, MacDonald has •re-
turned 'after a month's visit with
relatives in Ottawa, , .Perth and
Toronto.
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Mr. and Mrs, Russ Johnstone
Were in Toronto the- first of the -
week attending thefurniture,
and mrs. Cecil, Wheeler Of
Blyth are Vacationing in Florida.
Mrs, Wheeler , is a sister of Mrs.
John Kilpatrick. '.
• Al Irwin, Boundary West, has
been in Winghatri Hospital, for
the past week, 'where he is under
:.„--observation for ,a4Ossible.--gal-1-,
Stone. condition:
Mr, and ,Mrs; Don Ainslie: of
Ann Arbour and Mrtnd Mrs. R.
• F. MacLennan and sons 'lloddie
• and Bruce of Detroit were week-
end guests of Mr. and Mrs Frank
AlaeLennan. • '
Mr...and Mrs.' W. A Porteous
lett On Sunday morning for a
• holiday in • the South. They eg7,
pect to be gone about six weeks
and' will: make their he'adquart-
• ers at Mianii and St. Petersburg.
• Mr. and Mrs:' D. A. MacRae
a,nd Johnnie- of 7 ' C011 PgWOCPCIp
Messrs. Donald and 'John Mac-
Keniie, Mr. and M'rs. Gordon.
Fenety,'Mr: and Mrs. H. jr. Mac-
Rae, all of .Toronto, visited with
John MacRae and while here at-
tended the funeral: of the late
Miss Anna 1VIaCK-enzie. , •
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Mr. and Mrs. John Barnes ,:of
Lethbridge and Mr. and Mrs:
Alex 'Sandy" Campbell. of Kit-
chener' called on 'old friends here
• :last week. Mrs, Barnes Was for-
: merly Annie. Campbell of Luck -
ow; the parental home :being
•• that now ,owned by Mr. and Mrs.
J..'BroWn. • • • ,
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DR. G. S. FOWLER has resigned
• after •serving for 36 years as .seC-
•".retary. Of Teeswater. ; Masonic
Lucknow
Presbyterian Church,
B.A.,
Minister •
SUNDAY, JANUARY 27th
11-a.m.: Morning VVorship.
.12.15 p.m.: _Sunday_ School and
Bible Class. ,
3 p.m.:-EiSkine Church, Dun-
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gannon. •••
7 On:: Evening: Sernee..
NSG -3
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Minister: Rev. W. .1..'"Aultnford,
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1 v SUNDAY, JANUARY ,27th i
I 11 a.m.: YOu IliveA G2ift.,
12.15 p.M.:' Sunday School.•. 1
;, 7 p.m.: The. Fourfold Unity!
. •1 . of Christian Living. , .1
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- No` man has a. right to do.1
as' he pleaSes unlesS ho' pleases ,
Io do.right. Start -the clor right!
1 by joining with its in worShip.i
nglicain *Church'
NOTICES 1.
Rev: A.' So Mitchell, L.Th.„.
Rector. '
• 3rd Sunday after Epipliahy
• 27thi 1952'.
St POWs Church, LticknOW
d;rn.i. 'Litany and Sermdn..
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-St. Paill'S
• 2.30 p 3m The LitanY,,, .1, •
St. Paul's urch, Ripley
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7,30 Holy 0Orneounion,
TO. HOLM SHORT .C.€,ARSE.
41/0111t FOOD AND FIGURE"
Mrs. Harvey Houston was. hos-
tess to the ladies•of the Itairshea.
W. I, for the January meeting.
Mrs. Ira. Dickie, vice president,
presided over the meeting whieh°
opened by 4.ingitig the ode' and
repeating•the Mary Stewart Col-
lect. . • •
:The minutes of .the la'St meet;
ing• were ?ead and ..adopted and
•the treasurer,'s, report was 'given.
The correspondence was • dealt
with, The short course "Your
Food. and Figure" is to beheld
on „May 14th in the Holyrood
Hall. Mrs. G. Lockhart, in rePort-
iv•on the. Mile Cross „Hospital,-
-nation-;Stated-that-all Subscrib•-;-
ers Must:continue tO be, paid tip
nienibers of the Institute,
• Committee was -chosen -,to
make some, of the arrangements
'for the. Calico Ball to, be held
around the' first of 'April.,7
• Mrs. Steer sang a yery delight-
ful 'solo, followed- by the motto
"Cheerfulness greases the axles
of the World" by Mrs William
Scott. Mrs., A. 'MacInt:Yre .gave
an •interesting •topic ."The. ,phild
has four teachers, the home, the
school, : the church, the commun-
ity". Allan. MacDOugall.. sang
solo! and J J. and. Hugh; Houston
sang a duet. Virs. H. Campbell
give. a reading. Mrs. G: Hamilton.
made .the. closing remarks. The.
National Anthein• wa sung and
a • social time enjoyed.
• Mrs. Lloyd'Maepouga.
llwill be.
• hostess: for. the February meet-
• in. Directors, Mrs. R. •MacMil,
Ian, Mrs. S. MacGillivray, 'Mrs.
,G.• Wall; Huston.....
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Ashfield Presbyterian WM.& .
:The January Meeting of Ash-
field W.M.,S. was :held. at- the
ftome • of Mrs. Vandelay with
the .President; Mrs, Duncan 'Macif
Kenzie; presiding.: The' meeting
opened with. the roll call, each
one giving : a verse of scripture
• With Shepherd as the theme. Mrs.
D R.' MacKenzie, led i a Ne*
Year'.s prayer, which WaS
• prepar-
ed :by :Mrs. D. A. MacDonald of
Lochalsh,. who is Convalescingat
the home of her daughter in•Lon-
don.•:A letter Was..alsoread,frorn
her, 'telling of some improvement
in ;her health, which was good
• :news to her many friends. Re,
sponSiye 'reading:and ineditation
was cOnclUcted from psalm 23'and
John 10, continuing the theme of
the Goed.Shepherd by Mrs. Dun-
can MacKenzie . Mrs. Neil G.
IVIaeKeritie gave. a review of, the
'i-anuary Glad Ti -clings. -Mrs. Wrn.
Ress• gave' a reading and.,led in
Mrs-:-Cblin--.MaeGreg-orin
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troduced the new. 'study
• "Meet the-.: South- 'AineriCans"-.-
Anna Mae ,MacDOnald gave. a
sp en. is . ynopsis o
. chapter, and • urged read
,and study this book toknow more
• about our Southern neighbors and.
their.' probleM.S. .Mrs. Wrn.John-
ston
--prayet-Mr-s-Donald_
,Sirripson, read. the 'Minutes of the
:15a Iheetiriv-The-treatureryMrs.
D. R. MacKenzie give the finan:-...
cial report-fcir_1951 which was
very encouraging., Plans . were.
Made for :1952. The next Meeting -
is to be, held at the Bouin .of' Mrs.
John Cowan , on February 29th,
the 'World's Day of Prayer.' Mrs.
Fred MacGregor closed, the 'meet-
ing with 'prayer. There were 36
present. Mrs'. • Dunoan Simpson
as Organist. The hostess and her.
Meads served lunch and% a• social
time was•enjoyed. ,
SPORT.• :•• ••
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BANTAMS RALLY TO -•
TRIM tiODERICII 5-3
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Four .goalS • in •about ten Min-
utes of the last period earned
Lucknow Bantains a 5.-.3 .victor
oVer Gdderich i the Lakeshore
town on Thursday night. •The
first period Of the nio,and-tuck
struggle was saoreless, Goderich
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and went ,into.'en, ear1y,a-1 lead
in the third, only to have thtt.
Lucknow kids, sparked .by .jack
Chin, pour it on• pr 4 'fast goals,
.Local' marksmen were Jack Chin
2 and Steve Carnegie, aild Kenny
1VIcl\lay one each. '
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Atter that .1.6.-2 shellacking by
e cknow kids,- the Teeswater
Banta have 'dropped Out of the
g oup, feeling that the company
hey're in is too fast ,for .them.
3.
• CREWE
We,'are $141 to.rePort
Sherwood retuined home from
Goderich Hospital last' Thursday.
Miss Jacouline Hedley of Kin-
loss spent the Week -end with
Miss Norma ,SherWoOcl,
Mr, and Mrs. Chester Finnigan
and Mrs. R. Finnigan spent A day
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'Mrs. J. iCul4rap. and Stewart
spent Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. V. Hunter of Luckno-w.
• Mr. and. Mrs. Otto YowSrna
speritThursday evening with Mr:
•and Mrs, ,J. Curran and family.
FATHER!. OF FORMER
DOCTOR.-DIESJINO.,OND ON
• Former„seCretary of' the. Brit-
ish and Foreign 'Bible Society for
23 years, the. Rev. Richard' J.
I3oWen, age 81, died of
a ;heart attack. Friday in 'Victoria
Kapital, London. - Mr. • Bowen
was a native. of. Manchester and
received, his theological' training
in. England.
• After. coming••to .Canada in 1895
he entered; Upon a career in the.
Church of Engtland mission fields;
first in the Yukon and later, in.
1908, on 'Vancouver Island,• He:
moved to London in 1907, after.
aooe,Ptihg, the pest of secretarS.
with the Canadian Bible:Society
an inter -denominational organ-
ization: •
H'e..w.a.slia Mason and a member
of the Scottish Rite, 'He wasa
fellow of the Royal Geographic
:al Society, .
Besides his widow he is Sur-
vived by . one. ;Son, Dr. R. J,
Bowen of 'London and fornierly.
of Lucknow.
•DONATIONS TO SEAL
FUND NOW TOTAL $1042
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Previously acknowledged -
.1,015.00; ..A Friend 2.00; L. E.
Ashton 2.00.;, Ralph Cameron 2.00;
Earl 'Durnin 1.00; P. W.,. Hoag,
2.00; Jacob Hunter 2.00; Noble
Johnston 2.00; Donald McDonald
1.700;' Kelso McNay 2.00; Innis.
MacSweenn 2.00; Robt j.- Reid
2.90; :Robt. Scott 2.00; WM. Ware-
ing 2.00;,. Wilson Wall 1.00; Jos.
Wasney 2.00; Total $1,042.00.
ACKERT AGAIN ,WINNER OF
DEKALB CORN . CONTEST
• Raynard 'Ackert. Of tfolyrQod
•hal beennamed winner of. the
,1951 DeKalb 5•-aere corn growing
contestfor Bruce 'Ceunty, accord-
ing to,Albert_aeivitt„ Kingar-:.
dine, localdealer. • for • D,ekalb
-HybridSeed,Corn-
• My. Ackert, who as also win-
Lthe -1.950._• _contest, used
DeKalb variety 56 with. a .yield
of 7.1:75074aus-:- t>er -
givev on. the basis of shelled corn
and 15 percent. masture. Thisis
a very good yield for the district
considering'. the cool wet gr.ow• -
ing season and backward
Other County winners ,'were
Eric Buess cd nrant, Oliver
Smith of Huron .and Cliff. Hewitt,
of KinCardine..
• The 'a -aim -lion was'
Wrn LLeeLef_K,.enticottnty• with a
yield '.of 120.19 bus.
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'Work' Sox -all • OriCeS.
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• .Underwear -all weights
Plaid, Shirts --Clearances
i__Vaps--good assortment,„
Hockey and High School Sweaters '' . BeloW Cost
Boys' Reefers and Breeches, ideal for school wear, 6 to 12 yrs.
Men's Hats, al sizes, blue and brown • . • . ••••••• .. • . •••••,•••••• 53.95
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F' BARGAIN TABLE ODDMENTS
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NYLON PERF,ECTS; reg. to .81,05
:As
AA. S S. S a a SAL'
very close with the final decision
notncia.de until the last ballot was
in. Rosine recalled as the,
:All -Canadian four-year-old heif-
er. last year. A Reid entry in ,the
Get,of-Sire. class also received
Honorable. Mention. for Allhea0
adian,. this. Get :was by College
View Governor., Another Honor-
able 'Mention for All -Canadian
that, went .to the Reid herd was
on the ;produce, Of Maple Lea'
Mercena Colantha Sylvia. • :
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:United Church Evg. Auxiliary
• 'The. 'first :Meeting of the year
was held: at •the home of Mrs: Jes=
• sie Ailjn. The meeting' opened
with hymn. 511; ,The devotional
period was :taken by Mrs. A. An-,'
drew,.Mrs. Roy Havens 'and Mrs..
Fltsyd... Wilson: Miss Ruby: 'Webb
offered.prayer:,It Wag decided to:
hatrea,Valentine love gift at the
:next meetirig in place of a, Vat,
entine tea., The was*:ans-.
-Wered' JWith 26 in attezidan-cek
•s • ' CALL •
'Carle to n L. Stingel
• Dung4nnon, Phone -96
1.•• . Who will
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sand matte a goodjob of it• '
AT .REASONABLE PRICES:
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•j‘V nice ..crowd attended 'the
Kairshea Institute meeting' at the •
home.. of Mrs, Harvey ',Houston ,
last Thursday afternoon ; • '„','‘.110,
We.are.glad to report thatMrs.
Harry 'Ramsay, who .has been
Ctuiteill, is .iiriProving. • ,•
Mr and :Mrs. D. -Rowand • of
reading- ,was given. by Miss Mar- .Walkerton visited ' at the home of
garet Rae on ,Chriitian. Steward- ,Mr. Lloyd MacDougall last Tues -
ship. Miss Jean Osborne took the day. • • " ' •
chair for tbe•prograrn and moved Everyone enjoyed .the nice wea,. .*
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_a_yote_ofithanks_tp executive an _ther :• . ' • ,
Conveners. A New Year's reading: •
was- given- -by- Mrs.,HarVey---Web--- ---a,1:---i'llAY•-VVAS ENJOYED,
ster. The study 'book . on Home . . ••
Missions was .very 'Capably,given, 'Friday __evening_.Blake's_iiill
by Mrs Mumford . and the • mem- was filled by an appreciative
-bers-Went-away-feeling--that they-a4clicrice.4.,-,for-the-play.-*-fChii#2, •
• knew a_ great deal more about Cottage,. excellently ..presented
this 'Part. of their' missionary by Londesboro. Y.P.11.. The cast
work. Miss . Aileen Ilewat fav -„gave a uniformly brilliant per-
oral with a pian? . solo. Dainty forrnanee and the constant hearty
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refresInnents' were serVed by the laughter, of the Crowd demon. •.
hostess and Committee in:charge.: strated their aPPreciation. • • '
• BORN ;
TAYLOR -in Winghain Hospital,
on Saturday; January 19,:•,to Mr.
'and Mrs: Albert Taylor, R.,. '2,,
•Ltic)cnow, d son; -a' brother for
Ken and Dorothy,
ANDERSQN----at Alexandra Hos-
pital:, GOderieh, on January :16th,
1952, to Mr. •and Mrs. John An-
derson, Du,ngannon, a daughter: •
HAMILTON -in Kincardine Gen-
• eral. HosPital on Wednesday, Jan-.
ParY 9; 1952; to Mr. and Mrs:
Raymond 1-lamilton„ It 60, Luck -
now, a .claughter,. Joanne. Marie,
Receive All -Canadian Honors
Mare Lea L. G. Rosine who
was, senior and. grand ehanipion.
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Lendon, for L';Reid, Huron
Township, has • received Honor-
able , mention for • ,A11=Canadian'
in the aged co* class. The All-
canaCtian award in this. elAsS
went to Spring Farm Jultett
serve Grand Champion at the.
Royal with the Reserve aWard
taken by'' tilenvue Rilla 'Top
Grade owned by D. S. Diinton,
Bratylpton who stood noit, to
iette in t.his claSs: Th 6 balloting
between Bilia and gsine was
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