HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1952-01-31, Page 3'HDRSDA``,. J'ANUAR'Y 81, 1952
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Reader's Pipit, 16.: issues ter''
$2,00, new StEhscri ers only. Ord,
f•rs taken_ for this,. or any. either
magazine at 'he Sentinel' Office,
N. H, . Hediey' has been .fin,
fined to, ' his home.. ,With (f)rieu
monT a,
Mr, and Mrs,, WM.!'Alton of
Toronto were {week -end visitors
with. Mr.. and ;Mrs. Sam Alton;
Mr,. and MrS, W. . Andrew
k.re both •ill :with pneumonia :at
• :their: home, •
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Mrs. Fred Martin has returned.
hbnne' after a week's .-Visit at
.. onthi1l with her sister; Mrs.:
Katti± ier'_ and • Mr.. ,Kattmier,
Nits. James Ritchie. has •"been
ill with pneumonia at the; home
of her daughter,a Mrs, Kenneth
'Cameron.
Lucknow
Presbyterian. Church
REV. C. A. WINN,
Minister
Friday, February 1st, 8,; p.m'. -
Preparatory, Service.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARy .3rd
"1:' •a m . Communion Of the
• 'Lord's'' .:Supper.
3 p.m.; Erskine, Dungannon,
Conununion.• •
Evening • Worships'
LU'CKNQIN..:..: 1
UNI.TEP, CHURCH
:Rev
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Minister: W. J. Mumford, i
M B.D., .S.T.D.
Sunday, February 3rd, 1952,,; $
11 a.m.i Some Thoughts About
Prayer. •
12.15 p.m.i Sunday. School..
7.. p• m. Lessons. From • The
Fireside.
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A good time to be religious'.
is when you. don't {feel' like
it, Be sure not to • Miss thee,
_ opportunity_ :of c om in g• to
Church to Worship this .Sun- F
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NOTICES
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.Mrs, J :M, Greer was taken to
Wingham Hospital last Wednes<'
day !with pneuangrn a..She is :rusk-
ing : favorable progress. IVIr; Greet}
has been ill for the past ten days'
at 'his home,
Norman and Jack Wilson of
Hamilton spent the week:.ezd
here, and upon' their :return Were
aocortrpnied by• their another,
Mrs. 1. 3., Wilsran, wino will spend
the remainder of the winter in
the city.
Mr, D. A. MacDonald' of Loch
alsh visited' in. London last.. week
with Mrs. MacDonald, °who: took.
.Series 'of' Cobalt bomb'treat-
.merits recently, and. now plans
to remain: in London until spring
with., h:er• daughter.. •
R: Martin and 'Goldie
Martin visited'la'st week at Maple
•with Mr. and Mrs, John Martin
and David, Goldie attended the
Crop Improvernent . Association
Convention' i.ri Toronto: This week
'they are visiting *at . 'Eganvil1e
with Mr. and ;Mrs Allan• Stuart;
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.OBITUARY
DONALD L., 'MacKINNON
The death : of Donald .Living-
stone
Living -stone' MacKinnon oceuyrred:at. his
.home,' Concession, 4, Kinloss,,; on
Xuesday, January. 22nd after •a
long, and serious illness. He was
71 years of -age. .
Mr, MacKinnon ,visas a :son 'oaf
.Kinnon MacKinnon .and 'Christ-
ina Livingston, ',pioneer . residents
of Kinloss Township, -'where, Don,
aid was born' on March .18th, 188..0
and : 'had singe • ''spent his entire
life. On June 27th, '1.917, he Mar-
ried Isabelle MacDonald of Lang-
side, who. survives . with a fam-
ily 'of two sons ,and two daugh--
ters, to .mourn the loss of • a kind
and loving,. husband ::and .father.
Mr. MacKinnon was a 'member
•of ' South Kinloss.' Presbyterian
Churchand -had been a merriber
of 'the Managing. Board for over
36: years: -
The funeral service -Vas con-
ducted ,by' his. .pastor, Rev, G. S..
Baulch, on Thursday. afternoon
toe. Funeral Home
oh n s
at J ns ,
Lucknow, , withinterment in
•South Kinloss C,enietery. Pall-
bearers were 'W. F, MacDonald,
W. G. .MacKenzie, •G Haintlton,
A. Graharn, G. Lockhart and,: A:'
MacIntyre: Many lovely . 'floral.
tributes were °borne. by John A.
MacDonald, Cliff Roulston,• Wm.
Maelntyre; .Herb Buckton,, Fred
Gilchrist, Ira Dickie, Allister
1Iu1s acrd Leonard McInnes:'
' Sun vi.:ving:r_'bejdes. _his .Widow
are two `sons,`. •Fraser -of Con 1,.
Ki-nloss..andmJark at home,_ two _ Respect=full yours,
daughters, M.rs. ' Orville :Elliott Hilda Smith,
(Grace) :of Holyrood and' Jean at Chairman "of Women's•Work
Lucknow.', Two • 'brothersand Cnrximittee.
three sisters also survivle,'. Peter
of Flint, •Mich.; _Duncan of Lang- Financial Report
staff, Ont i -Alex Sutheriaii :. ' eceipts:
(Etta) of Lucknow; Mrs: .Ed Lit- ash • on hand or ~.deposit
tle (Tena) of L-iueknow and Mrs. ' _January 1, 1.951. , ' ;$.. 88.09
Fred • Re noids (Annie) .of. Tor- Campaign receipts 4 1',270;75'
ocRosTs'.:$7114,:..
WORK
Lucknow'. Apia- trict.. Branch
of the C:anadan Bed Cross' still
continuesto do a:valuable peace
lime `work. The Branch' had .an
oustanding, record of laehi,eve-
�ment•'.during the ,war, and has
continued • to...actively functio4
thrpught ut the Jpost war years
when many branches have �ceas-
ed to operate,
Splendid reports werepresent
d at the annual meeting on
ueSday .afternoon of last week,
k'
presidedover by'.the
Br"".anch.
President, W., B. Anderson.,
The 1951' Executive' Was re-'
elected `with- the • exception. of the
Campaign COnunittee, . •Mr. Jim
Henderson 'will actas chairman
this: year arid Mr. A E, McKim as
treasurer and other members
will be appointed to the.' corn,
e'� h
rrtntt a �►y t erxi. 'r '.,
"Reports of • the year's work
were given by the chairman •o;
the Women's Work Committee
and the •Branch treasurer, .
Mrs. C. L. Smith' was recorn-
mended , for the Badge of Ser-
vice,for her work.. on the Wo-
men's 'Work ' Conunittee, '
:Mrs.' E.: YOyen and Mrs • J: L.
,MacMillan 'were appointed &Ie.
gates to, the. Divisional.: .: annual
Meeting:
v WWork • ittoom Report
• To. the : President and Members
of - :the Lucknow and -Vicinity
Branch ,of the Canadian Red
Cross: -
With the lumber of workers
decreasing each year .it: is be: o n-.
ing :increasingly: difficult to
maintain the 'record': set in. prev
ious years.' I am pleased however
to. report '' that during 1951i 292
articles of sewing and. 130 knit..-;
ted articles were ' forwarded' :'to1
] eadqusarters..
1: would .like to express thy
thanks t}o the Organizations and
individuals.. who .cvntribute'd their
time .and • effort toward these'ae.
complislunents
"The Loan.Cupboard, , although
.not extensively used.; . has proved
'its value .in. sev.eral cases during
.the past, year. The wheel Chairs
hospital have beenin
and bed
almost constant derriand,, • We
trust that the citizens" ofthis,'dis-
trict will 'acquaint.. themselves
With. this. 'branch :of our service
and make greater' use •of it in the
future.
• My sincere thanks' to the ,ladies
who .Made our afternoons most
pleasant: by serving lunckh, to the -
president and officers of this
Society and to Mr. Thoanrpsort for'
contrib..utingspace .Seri-:
tinel
Rev, A. S. 1Viihell, L. Th.;
Rector.
-4th Sunday after' Epiphany•
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FEBRUARY 3rd,: 1952
St: Peter's 'Church, Lucknow •
II a.rn. oly Cpnimunion. •
St, Paul's' Church, Dungannon
•
•2,30 p.m,: Evening Prayer.
St. Paul's ' Church,. Itipley .
7.3o p inti.,: tvenini; 1'ri 'cit, ..210N
The Ripley Ladies Guild niri'tw .
r_ , Kstii.
Mrs, Quaid . and Bud ••.visited
ori T with
umfay, F`c.. tt rt 3 unit. • Wc,tlnesda � wall Mrs. Cecil Gard -
T }; ricer ttnd kid s,
• Mr, and Mr§. will Ritchie and.
. a'rid On. Mtn; and. Mrst'='1-lrirvey'l it-
'.>rou are invited to attend the 1 c lila and ,Donna v i itod recently'
with' Mr'. and' Mrs: Jim Smith,
r .arid.iVM.r,sNelson R.aynard
Lind hogs 'visited. in Goderi'ch. on
St:Imlay; • , .
Mr. and Mrs•'. Tom: 131dke, Mrs.
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Mrs. Eflrwr Wail 't'i'nted Sunday
., ',.-..-:;.W_41,1-..Ritchie,-
cc tilt ��.;�'cr'rrd Nla�,
Mr. A}y. ' -lel.rn was taken to
Wi'righam. 'flaspitA,:.last• ,week„
Mrs.4 Sill . H.el rn wits also. taken
there. to have an operation. She
is home again .and feeling better.
tit 1,
Chttrci:45.. . e inw,, ill b' the afternoon•
"CACKL1 FWD S" is th'e • n erne
no* being given to those~ people
who, talk aloud in theatres, •
onto:
A .brother died in infancy and
'another brother .John was ;killed
in an accident in Seattle,. Wash-
• ington on • November .44th,• 1914,
at. the 'age• of 37:
His father, Kinnon Mackinnon,
deo 'iii'. Lucknow in 1.928 at the.
t. ge. • of 93. His mother,: passed
awki.V' here, in 1922.
Pentecostal`. Church
KINLDUG II
Won: antip
•-4Stunday. Morning �.., ..
11400',at mo •
Stinday. School, '1`ollotving.
Bible Study Thtirsclay ;Night
at 8;00 krait. r
at .:lin, . Hodgiri's Ilottie `':
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•PastoirLeonari
$.1,358;84
Expenses .
Remittances to • Divisional ' '
Heaquarters 1951 • $ 254,09
Ciga.rettes.• to veterans in ; •
hospital (Christmas), • 3.36.
Workroom su.pplies: 168,61
Hospital bed (loan cup-
board) ., ...°,,,,, 30
.., .00
Civilian welfare '(Ideal) 39.00
Swimming and 'water •
safety (earn!) donation) '30.00
Printing & stationery • • 2635
Fire insurance 5.00
Administration expense ' 25.00
i 0 'blood transfusions .,; 100.00
Cash on •hand; Dec. 31, '
• 1951 ,.. .....,..:677.43
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LA:4' N ; Ns
TELEPHQNE '85
The fur sale you have been waiting tor is on
MONDAY and TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4 a;nd' •S
•These ineludec
ESIAN :IrAMB, < HUDSON SEAL- , MUSKRAT -
and • Many other hi8h grade, cluolJtY coats.
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These.. feature the finest pelts, created in 1952 ,styles,'.
guaranteed to give you value, comfort and .wear. Bring
in your • old coat and receive' a, generous !allowance from.
a •reliable : furrier, We are . 'the agents for these creation s'
bY 'Mr.• Fink and good deIivery and ;satisfaction is of-
fered at these •new, low prices, '
JACKETS AND 'FURS' CAN BE bORDEREED
TO YOUR :SIZE,
Make ` an !appointment . or drop : in at your convenience;
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P'
Peer f ect tea is sQ eczs
Jy.
to snake �cth� 1
tote being 'held; on Friday even-
irg . will take:. the form. •.of a. pra-
gtessive ' euchre; eorninencing`. at
8.30 with .dancing to follow. The
ladies are •asked; to please •:ring
lunch, • • .
.Miss' Jean Aitchison was' hos;-,
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tess for; the meeting.' of the Hap=.
py Handicr'a f ters held Thursday.
evening. The .gtris were show'
how 'to mitre 'corners and. dtsT
cussed'' designs for dresser':
scarves Lunch' was served and. aR•.
social hour enjoyed..
.$1;3.58:84
C:.L, Smith, Treasurer, •
1, E. Bannister, Auditor
Perhaps i1'4 the friendly .ielephwte installer. doing 'his,
. •
jolt 'quickly. and neatly,,,
:Or an operator. gv'rn to ekt;rtcub!e to help, you.,
locate someone• i,z 11 .CIt.Stttrl t, city+,
'O:r that pleasant j,o u.1 ladyin the'teleplw'ze office
so •ready to oblige' you •ire anif wny'.s1ie';rari
• The February meeting of the•
'ornery'` Institute will be held
at, the home, of Miss W. D; Ruth.
erfard 'on Thursday,... 'February '7I
at ;2.30° Roll call, A Valentine
verse; .topic by Mrs. Geo,; Stuart;
prog tarn committee and hostesses,
Mrs. John Carneron, Miss Annie
Durnirt.
• The" social evenin-' under the
'iispice, • of the • Women's. `Inst -
•Ali'
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l► 1. r 440 ht tlrc iitlnt tti.Cw oil cr1 ni n :wort for t .o.;11.411,
ma -Il at'c'�gladsw tic= of ser't'ice: They ate
w ...alW'vs looking
.war-ttrittt.�;ottt�lc>�iti�c't�c��etfer°netvt:-_,
They. t.aake. rd in' the heli ttaci'ition of •tr•eaiing.
people The way' t'irey like i'o be trialed.
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