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• THE LiJCKl�TOW SfiNTINEL, 1,LICKNQ:W, ONTARIO
GUIDES -TO KNIT' SWEATERS
AyID SCARVES FOR KOREA
Obi Guides News ,
The regular meetiti of the
Lucknow Girl :Guides Was held
in the Guide Room on March 21
'with .21 present. .
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Business . was discussed " and
' yarn wasgiven to some of the:
Guides. ''to knit , sweaters ' and
scarfs w• high are to ' be sent . to
Korea, •'
on the . arrival of Mr. C. Mac'-
Donald a funfilled interval of
Square dancing was enjoyed. Th'e
meeting was closed ;with taps.
We.wish to thank .Mr, MacDon-.
sld•.for his'.help and hope, he will,
be#•back.
FORMER •RRSIDENT '
DIED .AT' ORANGEVILLE.
The.,death:'' .04„ Mildred Ann
Little, beloved .'wife of Melford
Siddall, occurred at her late resi:•.
cience in • Orangeville . • on Thurs-.
'day, March 20th. She was in her
53rd year. :
Mrs. Siddall was •a. daughter of
the late Mr. arid Mrs. John Lit-
tle,' the 'family : having resided :at
one time east of Lucknow: on the
former J. J: Sthitii. farm,
• . ` The , .funeral service • was at
__Orangeville on Saturday with in,
terment' there in ;Forest Lawn
Mortuary. •
• Mrs.. Siddall was. Predeceased
by a sister, Mrs:•Alfre'd Ritchie.
of; Lucknow:, A brother,' Gordon,
resides • in Ottawa,:
Lucyknow
Presbyterian Church
REV. C. A. WINN, B.A.,'
Minister
SUNDAY, MARCH' 30th•;
11 a.m.: Morning, ..Worship.'
12.15 p.m Sunday :School ancl•
Bible Class: -
3. p.m.: Erskine, :Dungannon,
7 p.m.: Evening Worship.'
L:UCKNOW
'UNITED CHURCH
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Minister: ReV. W. J. 'Mum ford,
M.A., .BM.; SYT D, •
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.Sunday, March '30th, 1952
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FIFTH SUNDAY ,IN •LENT
ill. a.m.: "Foil yheir.Sakes".
12. '-
15 .' . 1
•� , p.m � Sunday School.-
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p!ni.; . Personalities of The I.
Passion 5." Batabbas. ii
7.30 pm4-:Thursday, Special,- ,
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Lenten 'Service. '
When, an'. optimist gets the
war t '., •:..it,_he. makes 'the...ibest:
of it. To be a good optimist
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worship with us.:
ng:li+can Church
NOTICES
Rev. A. S. Mitchell, L;Th.,
Rector.
' Fifth Sunday in Lent
4IARCH ,30th, ' 1952 `;
St. s ,
Peter Church Lucknow '
1.1 a;my: •Morning Prayer and
Sermon, "I • AM".'
Wcdne. day,, $:0¢', p.m:,, . Lent',
Service at the home!. of ,
•`Mr. Chas: L. 'S'mith.
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St'. Paul's"Chu'
rch, Dungannon
2,30 p,n).: Evening'Prayer and
Address., .
Thursday, '2.30 p.m,, ' Lenten'
Service at 'the home of
Mrs, Gladys' Rivett.
// 5t. Paul's Church, Ripley
7:30
'p m,,p Evening Prayer and
.,Commination.
Tiursday, 7.30 p.nn., Lent
Service 'at the !home of
Mr. Watt Culbert,
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laO JUSTICE 'TO your new East-
er 'bonnet with a complimnentary
skin, analysis, and correct Make-
up by .your Beauty Counselor,
Mrs. Ken Mowbray.
• Mrs W, acKenzre, return
cd home recently after almost
four• weeks 'in Goderieh 'Hospital,
Mrs.N. H. Hedley was . quite,
ill at the week -end from an at-
tack of the ;mumps,
Mr and Mrs, Bud .Poe• of Linc
coln Park spent the' week -enol.
with. Mr. and Mr
s. Jacky
and .other' relatives,
" R. Ai .Grantreturned home-- on
Monday from ' Wingham Hospital
where. he had spent a few.•day.'s•:
,with a bad attack of ',asthma,
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Miss Mary •Porteous.' of ,Mac—
donald College, Quebec, spent, the'
.week -end ' with her parents, . Mr.
and. Mrs. W. A. Porteous;
John and Margaret Hogan have
•returned • to : their home. in
field. after spendiriWthe winter. in,
Goderich:
'Mr.', and ,Mrs Walter. 'Dexter;
-.Mrs. • Howard Robinson .and 'Mr.
John Kennedy ••'w Were in' London
on Friday,.;attendin.g •t'h,e funeral.
of a cousin; Mr. Albert Johnston.
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Mr. A1bert.:Cook and. Mrs. Wm:.
Robb motored to t011ingwood last
Week ] to visit their sister,' Mrs.
.Andrew Hamilton, Who has,been
quite ill. .Mrs. Robb remained fdr,
a few days, .''returning. on Sunday.
Mr.. Russ Middleton has re-
turned to his home in ' Kinloss
after spending the winter- at ,Tor
onto and 'Burlington. He -motored
from Toronto .. with -This •nephew,
Walter'.Middleton. . : ' •
Mr. Ernest: Blake; Mr. and Mrs.'
Albert. Alton, George arid . Blake
Alton' .,and Miss Hazel' Webster"
were at Brueefield 'on : Monday
attending the funeral of the late
Willie Pepper. "
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LANGSIDE
•The Ladies' • Aid: •met, :at..the
home of . Mrs Farish • Moffat. on
Wednesday evening: Mrs. Evans.
presided. A 'reading, •",St. Pat-
• rick" was •given •iby•`Mrs. Robert
Brown. A' number .of Irish songs
were sung ;with Mrs: Wm. Scott
Mrs, . F • •an con,
ducted
the. .piano,ea g
ducted, 'several Irish. ; contests:
',Mr. F. G: Moffat . attended the
Underwriter's- -F i i'e • Insu,ranee:
'Convention. in 'Toronto. last week:
Mrs-.Bob-33ro-wTn-and--Garry of
London spent last week with :her
parents;. Mr. 'arid Mrs. William
Evans.
Miss Dolleana Orr of ' London
and--Douglas-:Lapp_ of - .Wyin.gham_
-en with .Mr andk d
,pent thew week-end
Nlrs. Wm: Orr. . •
" Mr., and Mrs. Farish Moffat
Gordon ..spent ' Sunday •evening
.wi tt r. an• `` Irs. Ch lie—Tif=
United 'Church Evg. Auxiliary„
'The 'March 'meeting • of he.Ev-
ening• Auxiliary was held in the
'Sunday .School* room with :26.
answering the roll call 'The pres-
ident, Mrs: Alex A.n:drew,_-opened
the devotional part of ,the meet-
ing, Mrs. ,Russ, Button led in
prayer followed by. the reading
of the scripture by•M ti• Mei'Cor-
rin:. The • ,East'er•.: Thankoffei•ing
was discussed and, plans• made for
.same. 1''t•'. w its voted to 'give the
Cou'nity :Ftiendsln; secretary
Community
„i$5.00 :: to .,Carry i' ,on their' work.:
I.yrn 5,78 .brought: this part of
the ,meeting to a close,. Mrs. ;;Cliff
Crawford :took .the chair ford the
program. !the :Shadows favored
with. a couple of selections; 'one
being their unaccompanied nuin-•
bey, "A11. ,'Brough :The . Night'',
that, they sang at the Festival.,'A
reading, was•givcn' by Mrs: Stuart
'I` ye 'Phe- udrj,--badlywas-tali"—
en by Mrs.. L. C Thompson, as-
:silted 'by Mrs.' S. ,Collyer, Mrs,
i♦'. Wrlson, Miss.. Ken. Mui'die and
Mrs. •Ti Webster, A. quartette of
girls •consistfiig of Lonna: John-
stun, Anne Crawford, Elizabeth•
Ann Webster and M. itilpatrigk
rendered'tw5•numbei's 'Hymn. $Q
jbrouight the meeting to a cl se
after which .lurlch Was'sert'wed by.
the confit ittee ,Sri charge.'
H:OLYRO.OD' STUDENT
IS L.H.D.S. LEADER
Wane Johnston,, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Mark Johnston of Holy-
rood, has been naiped Iicknbw
District High • School represents
tive in • this • year's. London Free,
Press Leaders'' Club.' Wayne's_pic-.'
5ture • appeared in • Saturday s-
edition„ .
Wayne is a. Grade 13 student.,
He .
is; president of the Literary
,Society and a'" member of the'
Egli school . band: ' He won' the
•senior 'boys' field day champion-
ship last fall.' Hockey is his fav
orite sport and; this: a past winter;:
he, ,played with the Kinlpss Juv '
eiiifes. ;
• DUNGANI'iON.
Mrs. Rdbt. Montgomery .and -
little
andlittle, sons; David ;and R.abt. Jr.,
.spent a week with relatives at
Delhi, .returning home on ' Sun-
day. '
'Mrs., R:. A. McKenzie; who" had
the isfo f tune to have' her left
'leg. fractured in 'two places : and.
her. left, wrist' also , broken -about.
a month' ago, was ' able to be • re-
moved' from .Goderich I* ,spitalto
the Mime
of her daughter, Ivirs.
-Otto • Popp,•ori :Tuesday . She'' was:
-a isited . by-her--daughter---Mrs..
Pearl McEachern,' London, over
the week -end.' • •
lair. , Bill Smythe, ' Brantford;
spent the week -end with'.',his'
grandparents, Mr. 'arid. Mrs Al-
pert' Orser. . .
Mrs. R. ,McDonald .has taken
housekeeping '• position : with .: a,
family. at Wingham.
• Mrs, Carman Anderson:went to
Toronto on •Sunday. ' to 'spend a,
while with Mr. and' .Mrs . George
Whitlam and Mrs..D. E..`Ander-'
son•. .
A gang of seven .or :eight men
are—doing telephone . repair work
this week in the 'district since
the. sleet and . :wind ' storm •..Satur-'
day • night. The. north end' of the
village. had ,a , The.
break and
the, village -,_str-eets--were ,
cess' for three nights 'till repai're.d
on. Wednesday •
We are glad: to kno, v Mr Mason.
McAllister was able : to .leave.
Wingham . Hospital,. • and , come
-home last, Friday, -
Mrs. ' Abner.' Morris left>.last
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week to , mend' a while With her.
daughter, Mrs:, Russell Drennan,
vtrho is' ill at Bright's Grove ::
The. Dungannon, United Church
choir ('held a : St. Patrick social' in,
the , basement of. the church on.
Wednesday night of .last week.
Rev. G:
Watt,, pastor, was .ch:air-
man for, a, , program . that .carried
out -the Irish theme Pants ---of
shamrock, .and others "w:earin' the
-green added tq- :t^lie- setting.
Though ,,the , evening., was quite
wet,' the attendance was .remark-
able and all, seemed to enjoy the
revival °of -the Irish spirit which
began With co munity singing_
stripwasshown o East -
A film f
ern Canada.. At the close, of the
program "flinch wasserved,
The WA, of the' United -church
-rr t• -a ttre Y omtsW 117 YK7
Errington on: Friday night with
Mrs,. Ky Rawson, first vice pre;,,,,
in the chair. 'Mrs,.'John . Finnigan
lesson. '.Mrs..
read the.scripttire s, 0,
Brooks, gave • the ileSSon, thought
and led in prayer.' The roll, call'
was answered by17 :members &
four ,Visitors. Further plans were,
made for 'the spring bazaar, April
18th. The• April meeting will ;'be..
liel�d Aipril 10th at the home of
-M.rs,-Wilfred•-Pentland. 1VIr. s. Ge.o
Hodges reported for the parson.,
f;'e. coni:m.i•ttee. Mrs. Watt .Showed.
:;lids. and Mrs, Herb Finnigan
assisted: Mrs. Wilfred Pentland-
conducted a contest.. The:hostess-,
es 'for' lunch were' Mrs. Wilfred
Pentland; Mrs. Cecil.' $lake, 1VI'rs.
Banks. and Mrs, Carman. Ander-•'
son.
The' WM.S. of Erskine Presby-,
let•ian church Met. on Thursdajy
afternoon, .at ' the •church- With
Mrs. John Bennett presiding Mrs,
1;,ich McWhinney read the s'cripL
1-e--MissTva _,Carr, gaVe the Glad
idings.'prayer. A.' letter was.rea-Td
froix Miss Fortune. by Mrs: Winn.
Mrs. 1VfcWhiniey led, in a dis-
c-ussion of the 1051: report, 'Mrs.
oMlirin read a letter, from Miss
Paelto'n, 'just home :from Formosa.
After~ a h`yirrri; Rev'. Winn, closed.
with the benediction.' '
. Mr. and Mfrs: Albert. ltrvett
little daughter ' of London were
recent ' ii' si rs with D og'annon
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Tlie :following milk. prices in Lucknow''have. been.
authorized by ` the Milk Control, Board.
EFFECTIVE TUESDAY, .APRIL 1st
Quarts ' --- -- 1.9c
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Mrs:; ''Rolbert Stothers and _in-, tended • a party„ for their .:four
-fant danghter .arrrved'•home:fr im-rgrandchilciern; who' are -children, ;
Goderich Hospital.. on Monday of • Mr. and . Mrs:. Leslie 'Wardell; • •
Mrs. Harvey ,MOleTir assisting iris tieid- at ;the home of the paternal •
the home. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. ,War
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Miss, Flora Durnin, home econ- •dell, Ripley: We glad to know
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'spent ten days With her 'parents, after a severe serge of illness las't:.,.
Mr: and Mrs R J: Durriili,aunt; fall; g -
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