The Lucknow Sentinel, 1952-02-07, Page 3• PAGE
LADIES' AND. MEN'S WEAR ,
TEI,EPHQNE 85
SH, RTS , •
Dress, , Sport ' and. Work
Shirts . in, broadcloth, gab-
ardine,. plaids, , nylon, `cot-
ton, etc:
TIES
, New Shipment 4st arrived
TROUSERS
For men and boys--gabar. -
dines,.. twills; checks,, pic
pic, wool, .etc:. Allsizes and
colors. •
Accessories
for Men •
,Belts, ._wallets,• sox, braces,
jewellery, gloves; h a'ts
scarves, arm bands, etc..
COTTON
HOUSEDRESSES
Coin • and polka dots, floral
block and striped designs. 4
• Gay in color and ,sanfoiriz- • 1
ed. Sizes 12 to 20, 4 2,. 1
�38 to 44.
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,Ccal ardine, cheeks,.' worst- :4
eds 1n : `neW circular' anti k to
• pleated styles, belted ;and-
plain.
nd-plain. 'Sizes 12 -tor 20, 36 to
44;.
FOUNDATION
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GARMENTS''
Be fitted ,here. Certified
eorsetiere for corsets, cor= �
selettes, girdles, ` g a r ter
belts and brassieres. Place 1,
an order dor your new
..:garment early.-. •'
St 'Peter's. Guild` '
The Guild .Of ,St; Peter's church;'
::met at the, home of Mrs. Marsh-;..
all There Was,'a good'. attendance. i
The following slate : of ,officers
was installed .by the rector, Rev.:*
A.S Mitchell: • pres., Mrs: ;Stew-
art LaUis; 1st, vice, Mrs. Herb Mc
Quillin, 2nd nice; Mrs... Mac..Stre
wart; . sec.,' Mrs.' Stimson;: treas., l
Mrs. 'Fred Martini, visiting Com-
rnittee, Mrs. James Johnstone,
Mrs. Stenson, Mrs: Marshall; buy-
ing committee, Mrs, : Chas: Smith,
Mrs: Mac Stewart. Fees were then'.`
paid 'arid the: meeting' closed .with, `,..
prayer by the rector after• which E
:a 10 -cent tea was served. '•The 1
next Meeting will be at the home,,:
of .Mrs:; Chas. Smith ',on Februhry
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T RS,, FEBRUARY 7th, 1952.
Miss Bell Robertson. went to.
Toronto' Last week, where she will
spend a month or :so,
L.utknow.
Presbyterian Church
REV C. A. WINN B A4,
Minister
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY ,10th.
11 a.m; Morning Worship,
13,15: pan Sunday Schooi..arid
: Bible. Class,
•p;m. Erskine,: Dungannon,
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7 p.m.: ;Eivenifg 'Worship.
LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH
Minister Rev ' W. J. Mumford;
M.A., B.D, S.T.D.
Sunday, February 10th, '• 1952
11 a.m.: Race 'Relations ' Sun-
day. •
12.15 . p.m,: Sunday School.
7 p.m A ".Great Christian
Explorer. •
The question is not :always,:
•where' do', we.., stand, but in'
what direction we . are -going:
Be•'sure 'to ;find • yourself. " on
the road to `,Church on Sun.-..
day. Come andworship.
You are invited to attend the
�-'Church
Pentecostal
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KINLOUGH
Sunday` .Morning: Worship
11.00.a.m....
Sunday School 'Followin'g
PRAYER MEETING
Every Saturday 'Night
This week at
Wm. Davidson's, Teeswater.
Pastor;—Leonard Thirsk -
THE 'LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,' .ONTARIO
Local dt e eral
Charlie Robinson' has.: ,bought
a: new Ford sedan, •
Mrs. #-I aroldoHuxnphrey of West
Waw!anosh 'is a patient in W. ing-
ham Hospital, due to a rundown
condition. • '
iss Mildred Anger underwent
an a
ppendectamy recently which
:was followed by, a severe attaCk
of pneumonia, • • •
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Mr: and f Mrs. Burt Rdach and
Mr. and Mrs. Eliott 'Sandy re -
Awned home on' Saturday . after
spending! 'a' Month in Florida.
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Mrs R; id, Thompson spent a
ceupie.. of :days in---,Toronto--.--last
..week' with her sister; 'Miss Lorna
Campbell,,'who . has not "been en-''
joying: the`'best, of • health. "
1Virs Ken 'Mowbray was• in
Kitchener last week attending a
district. !meeting of Beauty Coun-
selors. Mrs. Mowbray is the local
representative' rfor this. line of
cosmetics.
Mrs. (Dr!) R. L. White of Chi-
cago visited recently' in Ashfield
and 'on her return ' ways 'accom
panied by 'her, mother., Mrs. Eliz-
abeth •MacLennan, • who, will visit
for; a time in • Detroit and. Chi
cago•'•
•Week -end visitors at. the 'home
of Mr. and Mrs. Philip 'Stewart
were. Mr. arid Mrs:Lloyd Stewart
and Mr. 'and' Mrs. Jack. ,Wilson
of . Stratford,' 'Allan , and Winnie
Stewart, and: Miss :Jane Chantler
of London.
The . regular meeting of the,
Lucknow Women's' Institute will
beheld, on Friday, February 15th
.in the Town Hall at 2.31 Host=
yeses,` Mrs;. 'George Andrew, Miss Rae and: Mrs. Collyer.
Program, Mrs. George Elliott and
Mrs. Alex'' Havens,
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United. Church . YP.S.
The theme of the February 4th
meeting • 'f :the Y.P.S. .was a •Gift
from God.' The meeting was 'open=
ed by singing ;hymn 501' followed
by' 'the scripture ty Ruth Tr.elea-
ven,•.. Dr.. Munford . then” :led in
prayer. A letter was read . by Don
'Thompson requesting'" attendance
at a ' Youth• Caravan to be .held
in. •Kir eardine,, ons February 9th
and' 10th. Hymn 402 ' was sun
followed ` by the film; .'"Family
•Outing'" shown by • Jack McKim.
Charlene Smith then read .a poem.
.Another film, . `;`Aqua Play'' 'wa
Ishown and, ` the •meeting closed
with ah'e m izpah-benediction•.
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BRUCE ' 'TOS BUY'
BOOKMOB LE.
Bruce County Library Board
held its fiirst • meeting of the .year.,
on Wednesday evening,. January
30th. Mr. S: F, Ballachey was ap-
pointed chairman for 1952.' Other
mem.Ibers, of the, Board are: War-
den .' J,• W.. Ransbury, Reeves
,Stevenson, :Bolander ,and Hahn,`
E. H. Shortt and Inspector J.' M.
Gagne. Miss Marion.' Nicoll of .Port•
Elgin is. County Librarian and'
Miss Mae Woods of Kincardine is.
secretary treasurer; •
The- work was reviewed and
suggestions 'received for expand-
ing the .Service. Libraries, and .all
schools-_ in. Township,Ar_eas_-. are.
receiving: library service .and re-
port satisfaction. Where possible
service: will.be extended , to in
dividual schols that can arrange.
for transportation of books. In-
dian schools farther north in the
Peninsula will be given;:attention
Non-fiction, fiction ' and boys.
and girls books were .purchased
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in 951 to the amount 'rvof $282.4.55.
The ,• librarian .reported the cir-
culation, no .books 55,040- being
• 1.2,000 over .the pev+ious. year.
A special account- has . been
'opened in.. anticipation ,, of;''pur-
chasing abookmobile' in 1953. The
County, of Bruce -and :Province of
Ontario, have each granted $1000
.t0' this; account. '
JANUARY: WEATHER
Official • weather records, show
that :January produced a 'high
temperature: for the' month of 51
degrees pzi the '17th, :with a low
of 16 below. Snowfall was a mods.
erate: 281 inches with .77 inches
of rain. •. •
It was a .dull month; wwith only
One . •day ' .that !.approached total
suns ine Twenty-three :days of -
the month were completely over-
cast
St. Peter's Women's •`Auxiliary
The • Women's Auxiliary of .St_
Peter's Church inet•' on Monday
at the. ' .home of • Miss. Dorothy,
Cook, 'who gave a <,readirkg fol
lowed by a duet by'two.members.
Among' other business, accounts
Were passed ' fora the decoration
of two. rooms {n: the :.Rectory: The
study period Vas led by, Mrs. A.
S. Mitchell,, dealing .with -.the new
book "Looking. South"... 'Lunch'
Was served ' by Mesdames .Harry
and Fred MeQuillin and the Meet-
.
Wng was closed by the Rector.
.10 Mistakes Grandparents. Make
A' list of. 10 .'major complaints'
psychologists,- educators, social
workers. and parents have against
today's older generation' appears'
in' an interesting and informative
c. 'de; ",Mistakes-CYirariclpair-ents-
Make", ,in this Sunday's (Fe'bru-
ary . 10) issue of The . American.
Weekly, ' exclusively' with The
Detroit • Sunday Times. All par
.-ents,.,ancLgraudparen_ta, also, are
urged-to-•readr_the_ nPoxtant_Yirtes-'
sage.
Kairshea Girls'.. Meeting
The regular • 'meeting of'', the
"Daughters of the Kairshea club
was held on Friday night at', the,
home of Miss.Irene Roulston. The:'.
meeting was opneed ' with • the
'theme song followed by :the, roll°.
ball • •After the business ' period. ;
the -girls. • continued sewing their,
skirts.. After the meeting lunch
h
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was served.
Presbyterian', Guild
heCall--to•Worship read -lay
.Donalda' ` MacQuaig. 'opened. • the'
meeting of • February 4th. Psalm •
•403' was. read' .responsively 'and,
`Rev.' Winn led ' ' in pr.'ayer.: The
topic was . ably.' : taken by: Mrs;
-.Winn: i,uth Johnston gave ; a
;ng
ica.n Church�:.
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NOTICES'.,
Rev. A. S. ; Mitchell, L.Th.
Rector.;
SEPTUAGESIMA
Sunday.., February 1Oth, 1952
St.. Peter's :Church, Lucknow
Morning prayer:
Wednesday, February 13th, the.
• Ladies'.:Guild Meets With
Mrs. Chas. . L.• Smith. •
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St Paul's Church, . Dungannon
2.30 p.m.: Holy Communion. •
'Wednesday, February '13th the
Ladies' Guild will conduct a
euchre party in the Parish Hall.
St. Paul's' Church, Ripley •
7.30 p.m. Evening 'Prayer ' and
11,. :.Sermon :•
Conference' of Laity .with
,Clergy'.::in the Parish ` ,Half
-Chesley at 8$.00 •p m:. on Thurs-
• day, : February 14th.
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. T„Y Leeting closed-with-.the..miz_' • •
pati • benediction'.. Next Monday
night ;February llth, is a.,Valen-
tine social: It will, be• held.'in the
farm of a " sleighrriding , party;
.weather.permitting. The girls .are
asked'' to bring sandwiches; the
:reading "You'll never be sorry". boys cookies.
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THREE GENERATIONS IN HURON' :COUNTY ENGINEER'S OFFICE;
PITTSBURGH
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No Messy Cleanup –•
your hands, brush, or roller-
' coater all come clean
with water.
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Scrubs Clean Again and
Again-- without harming its
lovely satin finish.
Easy "Glide on" Application
—goes on as easily as stroking
a wall with a dry brush !
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'r`t-1naiigixr"al 'session of Huron
'Cotinty Council at Goderich, 'On-
tario, att which Iteeve H. John
do of Morris Township was
named.' Warden ,for 1952, by-law
was passedconfirming appoint-'
meet of: Peter • Patterson,' B;Sc,,
.(centre) `'as 'the new County En-
gineer and Jtoac Superintendent.
A recent graduate 'of • the Univer-
sity ,Of. Toronto, Mr. Patterson
sueteeds' bath his father and
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grand4i-thea-=•es - administreto:ts--it
turn, of Huron County's road: sys '
tern, In 1917, the late Donald Pat
tersongrandfather (left) was apt--
pointed Huron County's first road
superintendent He resigned three
years later' when'; his son, the late,
Mr,' 1t'oy 'Patterson (right)' grad+
uate Of, Queen's University, King-
ston, was. ready for the post. to
'which he "W'as' named by Council i
ly4aW' in February, 1920, and to
J,?'*!•jai±::
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which .he -...gave. _3-1 . years. ot-'
standing .Service. Congratulating
the ' new bounty en"gineer,' "War-
den • Johnston noted that throe
generations. of county engineers
is perhaps without precedent itt
Canada, Re declared 'thr7t; the
high esteem` in which .the Patter-
son ,family hag:: long ''been held
marks common heritage of sound
character, ability and •zeal in
:public service..