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'THURSDAY, 'ARCH20th,' 1952 .
ISE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUOKNOW, ONTARIO
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WOO' CUBS
"Old 'Man M4 nPe' took his:
greatest 'toll Of • Cubs At last
week's .,meeting when only13
answered. roll call, 'Despite the.
o _a11er turnout, we 'had, one of
the best meetings of the year and
- e. --most exciting, •gave of the
th •
indoor, hockey schedule to date.
-Only' one :game' remains-' in the
regular schedule with the Whites
and TawnYs tying for; a play-off
berth. Sixer Junior Marshall led
in the, opening• ceremonies;, and
folloWing . inspection, .a • . lengthy
session of *tat work; vvas held
...the indoor- hockey.,.,
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prior to �
Th:ere re .still .a few, 'Cubs 'Who
,• 'are •, ..
have. not paid. ;thein '25e annual
membership fee yet, Kindly give'
same to. Baloo at once. ..
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Reme 1ber those uniforms .fel-:
lows. Neat! Clean and Tidy!' for
every meeting:'
Lucknow
Presbyterian Church..
REV. C.' A WINN,- B.A.,
• Minister
SUNDAY, MARCH 23rd
11: a.m. Morning Worship. •
12.15 p.m.;‘, Sunday School and
Bible Class: •
3 p m Erskine, • Dungannon,
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7 p.m.: Evening Worship.
CK.NOW 1
I UNI. ED -`CHURCH
,Minister:: Rev.'W: J. Munford, I
M.A., ' B.D , S.J.D.. ', '
1 Sunday, March,.,'23rd, 1952
. FOURT•H. SUND.A' IN . LENTi
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•111 a.nn .• ' Heal ng the Hurts of
Life.
12:1 m, un'a c.00l..
� p. ...S. d y s h
s5 i'
I' 7: p.fn. Personalities of the . I.
Passion::4, 'Pilate. •
! Thursday, 7.30 pm. Special i
Lenten Service. . 1
1. ' :;i
He is never, alone who is, 1
'inthe - noble .'
company of o
I thoughts. Are. you taking time 7
these ,days to think of the
• I. highest things in life?' Come,
and. worship.
[NOTICES '
Rev. A. S.' Mitchell; L,'111.,-
Rector.
Th.,Rector: '
.Fourth Sunday',I'YL. Lent'
SUNDAY;. MARCH 23rd; 1952
St.. Peter's Church; • Lucknow
11 a.n1.; Morning Prayer and
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Setirrnon. '
Holy: ,Baptisrn; ' •
Wednesday,: 8.00 •p.,m,, L`enter,
Service 'at the home .of
Mr. -Malcolm Stewart,
Wednesday, 2.30, p m, . The
Ladies' Guild. 1Yieets at.' the "
Mime of ;Mrs..`Marshall.
St. Pahl's: -..
• Church, Duttgar►iiioi
3,30 pm: Prayer rind
A•ddress., >_-
• Thursday, 2.30 p.m, Lenten
.Service at the Bonne of:
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Mr,•Robert J. Durnin.
St. Paul's Church, Ripley
7,3m,R. :Fveriing. �.r. sy-ez�-anal--
Address,.
Thursday, '1.30 p.m.: Lenten
Service at the home of
Mr.' ,Jack ''Powers.
Local General.
FOR BEAUTY' COUNSELOR cos,
metics phone Mrs. Ken Mowbray.
Special for March --Cream rouge.
Mr and; Mrs.. Morgan Render,
son spent• .. few •days ' in.. Toronto
this week- `when, --Morgan • attend-:
ed ' a lumlberman's convention.
. Mrs, • Charles Lorenz, who .has,
been, in Kincardine because -of
her husband's illness, spent. the:
week -end here with' her .daugh-
ter, Mrs . Bell of Cleveland.
Mrs A. 'E •Tk4m'Pon ..has; been;
visi�ti=ng .far • the apart -Couple,. of
weeks With her' sisters, Mrs R;;•
T. •Douglas'•and Miss' MacDonald..
She is moving from New Bruns-'
wick to Lindsay tc5 make her
hone,
Miss Flora •;Flora Webster 'and Dave
Jewitt. • of Kitchener spent.. the
.week -end :at their respective
homes here. They were accorn-
partied back to Kitchener' by Mrs.
Jewitt 'and Donald.. McCharles
•who spent a "few days' there.
Mr. 'De1inar Maltby of George
town visited: on Friday WO. his
aunt:, Mrs. Sohn T. Carruthers
and on his return was accompan-
ied
ied !hy, *his mother, Mrs, Garbutt;
Maltby, .who will makeher home
with him; after,.having spent' the
'past seven years, with •her sister,'
'Mrs. Carruthers. ;
MRS. 'NEIL MCINNES • •
PASSED AWAY SATURDAY''-:
The • death of • Mrs. ' .Neil rMe.
Innes •Of Lucknow occurred, at.
the: Baker ,Convalescent Home.ron
Saturday..' She was :85 .years, •sof
age and :had'.,•.teen. in. failing.
health .for some
the ;funeral 'service was held
at Jdhnstone's Funeral Home on
Monday, '. conducted-• by , Rev,. C.
A Winn. of Lucknow' Presbyter
Ian 'Church. The 'pallbearers were
cDon
John A. •
M Thos. Burns,'
. a1'd;
John McLeod,; . Leonards McInnes,
'Gordon McInnes and S. E. 'Rab-
erts'brt
Her • husband ,predeceased' her,
several years 'ago. .Mrs. McInnes•
is survived by tivo . daughters;
Margaret and I'lor:ence'(Mrs. Bill.•
Robinson) and: by five sons, Fin-
lay
inlay..in the .Northwest Territories
and 'John, Neil, Dean• and George..
l•IANOVER C:N.R..,AGENT
RETIRED LAST FRIDAY
The retirement of Mr J.. F.
Roe, Canadian National Railways
agent ._at 'Hanover,._ took'• effect on
Friday. He has. 'been, associated
with the. railroad for almost .48
years; and has been the pari-
anent• agent: at. Hanover. since:
•1914. '
=MY'. Alex W. 'Hamilton,., .local
• agent,; has' .been !appointed suc-:
;censor 'to ,Mr.,Roe. Arthur Whit'-
ney of ' Wiartori will .relieve 'at
J anovei• until Mr. 'Hamilton.' as-
.sumes; lis.'new duties.
Mr -Roe will eont.inue ,to:make;
his home* it Hanover and expects
to retain the ' brokeragebusiness
for the clearing of custom's which:
'Come thraugfi 'lIanoveti 171 "bond,
and desi'gnift'c•, for localities in
'the 'district where no custom of
'.fide is .ld'ated,
KINS'BRIDGE.
MISS COSENS TO
ENTER , MINISTRY;,
Many :a minister father' has
Seen, his.'. son accepted by:Presby
ter, as a candidate for the Min-
istry of 'the United Church, but
on Tuesday of last week Rev.
C W. DeWitt Coseris of Wesley
United Church became the first.
Toronto, minister to. witness the,
acceptance of a daughter.
In her last year of Arts at Vic
'toric, •Marguerite ,Cosens, 26, will.
enter • Emmanuel•. College:; in the:
fall uncl,r the sponsorship;of Tor.=:
onto West' Preabytery,.:.and
•�1'i?'O.
ordination Will become'•tle tTn.
.ordination
Chnirch's 29th woman' mini
. ster.
•Miss Cosen's father was mini
stet, at one time oti,'the, Ashfield;
Circuit •and . her late ;grandfather,
Rev. T. Wesley Cosens,. ''was. a
former 'minister of Lucknow Un-
ited Church:. ;
There will be .no clerical collar`
for . Miss. C:osens--unless at, some
future date the church : makes it
compulsory. _She's .not overly en=
Ithusi,astic . about men wearing
them but: she's definitely opposed
to women wearing thein. "A Iwo=
man's clothing is not suited to
she declared. .
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Instead she will wear ` a navy
blue. dress *ith a white:.collars--,
"not black.; it's too solemn''. This
costume will, 'similar to ,that
worn by • deaconesses and,: al-:
though: she has . doubtless not,
thought:of,it•from this arigle,.will
be.becoming, with her 'blue eaYes
and�fairaxr.
'Cycling Missionary
Miss Cosens has always, wanted
to be a.. missionary, so she: spent
last on ,a western rn}ssion
field: Stationed at Monarch, Sask.
she had a six-pointcharge,. with:
my ,a !bicycle for transportation,
but while she was pedalling .over
500 ' Miles she. found that she
liked Preaching r' achiin er much
. g v y
Servingthe church '.runs in the
Cosen's 'f>a th i 1 y Marguerite's.
grandfather, the_late :Rev..T.' Wes
ley. C•osens . of Mount Forest, rwas
in the ministry : for over 50
y
ears
sndhersisterEleanor isatto attend
:7
ing they United . Church Women's
Training' School: The.: sisters hope.
to be: in " adjoining fields this
summer in Northern Ontario.
DUNGAN.NON
Mrs. J; G Montgornery return-
ed hone after ;spendingseveral-
vyeeks ,with her :daughter,' Mrs.
W. J. Collins, 'Preston.She was'
accompanied ,by Mr. ' end, Mrs: '
Collins. and two little sons, Robt.
and .Garry, who' visited %Mr. and
Mrs. Allan . Reed , for the . week-
end:
Mrs, RIZ-t.' A. MK-enzf e=--af -
Wingham. , who;'•' has • ibeeri spend-
ing • the .winter with her: daugh-
ter, Mrs. Otto Popp of the vial
age, had the,. misfortune ' to" re-
ceive a 'br'oken ieift ankle and.
left wrist;. when 'leaving the home'
of Misses Frances and Lily ' Mc-
Lean with., whom she had , been
visiting fo'r the evening• with. her
daughter. The steps wet With rain
caused 'her to .slip and fall Di..
• : ' el -Corrin "of; Luca now-:at'tencled
and she was taken to Go .erich
Hospital, Where x-rays •,were tak-
en to* find .out.the extend of the
i•njui•ies. Mrs McKenzie, 81 yearn
of age and a lifelong,resident of
the oommiuziity,.'vyas cheerful and
«said she was,glad' it wasn't worse.
'Death of Mrs.• Colin Pentland
Mrs. Colin Pentland, formerly
Frances Anderson; passed° away
at a Chicago nursing home, e¢4'
wcoi ding.- to . Word received by rel
atives of . the family, liere. Sh,e
was :the youngest daughter' of the
late Mr, and 'Mrs. . Thos. Ander-
•soil., born ori the Anderson'liu•Yne-'
`stead now owned by • a nephew,
Mr Carman Ai clerson,' Perth of
Durrgarinori: She: i:s' survived. • by
her husband; also .a native Of
Dungannon, a ",sister. Mrs: Anne;
Berry of •. San Francisco, Cal.; a
daughter, Mrs. }cleat McFarlane
Mr. and ; Mrs.' .Kon Rae are
}ceding .a .while with Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Moron.
Mr. 'and ' Mrs. r Clare • .X. annarl
ivere,:,week-en'cj.. 'r itc7i _with hjs.:.
p oi.onts.
Mr, Eldon Austin .•teff, ' Monday
for Coliingwood to .comnieiice;
sailing.•
-and Mrs, ` Vit.tbr IVM:artiri
sfigic the week -end with' his bib...
trier Nace.
A nice e> owd gathered in the
h all' on .
Monday' evening for the;
St. Patrick's concert put on ; by '
the school children. • ,
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,SHIRTS-= by, popular Ar-
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prices.. ,
UNDERWEAR' —Stanfields
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ibaibriggan. ' Full size as.
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Braces, . Belts, Arm Bands,
Cuff Links .and • Tie . Bars.
HATS:. - new assortsnent
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• Initialled' Pure Linen Irish
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DRESSES - Choice selec
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SKIRTS-Latest.AstyLes....
ACCESSORIES' We have
' handbags, • neckwear, hos-
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. ellery, flowers,' lingerie.
• BLOUSES :new arrivals•
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Guaranteed washable: $2.98.
to,. $5.98.
HOSIERY -new :iow`prices.
All fresh,stock. 99c to $2.00
We are Weekly Enlarging Our Stocks' :.
For your 'Early Selection..
CHOOSE, EARLY For Your ' Easter Parade'
ESTABLISHED THROUGH SERVICE , '
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and a son.Bob in .New. York City.
Mr. Pentland; . her husband, , is a
son of 'the late . Mrs' David Girvin
Of Dungannon
A;' cominutiity gathering ,was
held. in : honor : of. Mr. ' and Mrs.
Herb Finnigan, newlyweds, on,
Tuesday "'evening, :March .11th, at
,the parish hall ; here, with about=
100:adults and `30 children pres-
ent. The social opened ` With a
sing song;' with Mrs. Dura in. Phil. -
lips at the •piano and Mrss'A•llan.
Reed leading. Mrs. ,Harvey Mole
-conduct ed-:se_veraLgaxnes_of bingo_,I aveyouu.renewed'Your Sentinel?
and, Mrs.' George Watt gave a
huinorous reading,ing, `r
How
`to 'cook
a •husband".:The children staged . •.
a•`nock
weddin . •'Orn
Omar .: Brooks
,
Master of ceremonies for the • 017.
ening, read an address of • ` eon- • -
gratulations to the guests of hon ?
or,, and •a table lamp, a; mirror;,',
and a 'purse of moneywere,pre-
sented. to them .by Mrs.'..Harvey
Alton;' Mrs.. Irvine Eedy and Mrs.
Everett Errington. .• A sing song,
followed arid: Kinch was 'served. '
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• • . every, room in your home,
Also High Grade Paints and Enamels'
w�WE WILL
BE PLEASED
To deliver .our. 'sample wallpaper books to your honr.
where you can match your'•choice with .your furnishings.
Call at the Store or Phone 8. *after t .0Q p.m.
OPENING DAYS :-'- 'MARCH 21 and 22
Tickets ,gevery
,given: with nurchase or order of $2.00 or' .over
1st PRIZE—$10.00 worth of ;tVallpaper. .
Zitd, PRIZE—$.5.00 worth of Wallpaper.
.,PRIZ _ 3rd ::Y qt. :..Hi h .Gzrade Enamel. '
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Mr. Seage of 'London, will be in attendance for the opening.:
DRAW 10 P.M. SATURDAY`
WART'S Decorating Store,
L''UCKNOW ' !"
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