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LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, .ONTARIO
DO JUSTICE TO your new East,.
er bonnet With a 'complimentary
sin• analysis. andk.correct make-
up by .your Beauty Counselor.,
Mrs, Ken Mowbray.. •
Mr: and. Mrs. Horace, McGuire
and Shirley of London,were Sun-
day guests of ' Mr,. and Mrs. Chas.
,;Rodney Crossrwell•of .Strathroy
has commenced' working at Gloor
Gloor's ,Sawmill, and is boarding
at the •Morton 'home.
s J' McNain.of Amberle
Lucknow
Pres y
µ b erian Church_.
REV. C. A. 'WINN,,B.A.,'
Minister
SUNDAY; APRIL 6th
11 a.m.:Morning Worship.'
12.15 p.m . Sunday School . and.
Bible Class.
3 p.m. •Erskine; Dungannon,.
7 p.m.:. Evening Worship.
LUCK NOW
UNITED CHURCH
4.Minister: Rev. W :3. Mumford,
1 .. M.A., 'B.D'., S.T.D..
SUNDAY, APRIL -6th, 1952
PALM SUNDAY
II a.m.: Palm Sunday Service
and Music. Service • of i
confirmation ,`and recep-
tion for new' members.
p.m.: Personalities of the
Passions • 6.. Simon of
Cyrene:- .
p.m; . Thursday,. Special I
Lenten Service.
12.15 p.m.; • Sunday y School.
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Ito possible to -be ,physical=-
ly alive 'while • being spiritu-
ally” dead: jest's. came that we.
might. ,have: life. .:Coyne . and
worship with us. • '
ngl tan. Chum
NOTICES
. Rev. A. S. ,Mitchell, . L.Th.,
Rector.
,PALM SUNDAY
April 6th, 1952
St. , Peter's Church, Luchnowi
11' am:r Holy: Communion.
Monday, 'April 7th, the
Group meets with Mrs:
:W. Stimson:
GOOD ,FRIDAY• .
S'peeial Service at 1 a.m.
St; Paul's Churcl4,' :Dungannon1
Z:36 .p.m.:'Evening prayer',
•A :special', Lenten Service on'
Thursday afternoon, in one
of the'homes•.in the parish
'St Pauls Church, Ripley.
7.80 p:m.: Evening Prayer'..
GOOD FRIDAY
_The local clergy= wi11 conduct_
a united: Service': with medita-
tions 'in St. Paul's Church at ,
7,30 p.m, k`tirther announce.
mentslfrom the Pulpits of the'
three co-operating Churches;
:returned home a. couple of weeks
a;go alter ur tlrer'go1-IIgf an opera-•.
tion in_. Goderich Hospital. : '
W;.‘3. Pa:vison` is a patient:, in
Wingharn . Hospital' with pneu-
monia. Mrs.• Essiej Hewat is .also
ill and in • the 'hospital. '
Mr.: and ;Mrs George ' 'Marr
(nee Vera Sherriff) ;of Dorchester
were Week -end guests of Mrs.,
Jessie Allin.. .
• Mrs., Martha Million returned
to :London' on Saturday after
spending five. weeks With her
sister, Mrs. Margaret Sproul, who
'had been ill with pneumonia. •
-Annual,-.meeting: of theuek
how Women's Institute ,will •'be
held on :Wednesday April 9th in
the Town. Hall.. Hostesses, Mrs.
•Y:av'an, ..Miss Tena MacDonald,
Mrs: Sproul., Note ange of date.
77Mrs "Neil�Carripbeli: visitedTo-f-
a few _days- at:the
ora.few„days-''atthe home of herson. Peter and' Mrs :Campbell,
She spent the winter in Clinton
with her sister; 1VIrs. D. R Web
-
seer and •'is returning there •
Mr.: and •Mrs: • Ed Thom, Mr.
and. Mrs. ,Ron Rothwell and Rose-
mary of Norwood and Mr. and
Mrs. ,A 1 Martin:`aid Neddrof; De-
troit spent the week -end ' with
',Mr. and Mrs.'. Cat -Obeli .Thom.p
:Son and Mr ;and Mrs. Stuart Coll-
,yer. Mr. and Mrs. Thorn ,accom
parried the Martins'to Detroit for
a ;visit..
TO CONTINUE CALFHOOD .
VACCINATION IN BRUCE
An iniinediate discontinuance of
,the• -Dominion.' Government's new
policy.. with • respect to heavier
Bogs ,going : bn •the ':market -was
asked Ibythe Bruce -County Fed-
eration. at their meeting in Walk-
erton Wednesday: Under' the , new
:,regulation (. allowing farmers to
sh,ip, hogs'.. dressing. 180 lbs., al-
lows. the producer to.. collect the
grade, premium for A's, .but • the
farmer.' enly receives• B1,:: B2 or
B3 ,price, so _the additional' weight
is. ,a complete loss,and .waste .of`
fec L ancI time. mss: __,
A floor, price' for beef was ask-
ed of 'the Dominion government:
It was 'thought that the oiit-,.
break of disease was a' factor', that
should beconsidered; .'as a nat-
ional calamity. and ,,,the . support
•price .should. be 'set: higher . thru
this, event than, had the price,,
fallen. purely: frorn :an :beer;proms,
ction. •
I. Plans:were made for the vote
on the Poultry Producers: Mar
keting Scheme coming up • on'
April 174 18 and 19, Tlie Ag`, Rep.
Mr. George Gear,. The returning
• officer for Bruce, outlined the.
regulations and . the executive
selected the places `•for'the ballot
boxes to' be located during the
three days
Plans were also made for the
'continuance of the ealfhood vdei.
cination drive again during ,the
month. ,of April Dr. Mullin stat
ed it ' ;is. very; difficult to sell
heifer" calves ' now , for breeding.
.purposes that are not vaccinated.;
FORMER SOUTI! BRUCE
PARLIAMENTARIAN PASSES •
• Malcolm McCallum, a forri'rer
mei`n'ber of the Ontario Legisla-
lure ,for South Bruce an clerk
.o'Township for the 'past
f' Bi ant
41 years, died early - Saturday;
Marcht:5th in ..Y:ictort'a Hospital
at London He had undergone! a`
na'jor operand'( ',M. the,' hospital
on Friday. He Was in his 79th
year, '
Mr.. !McCallum served one term:
in the Legislature a , U'FO rep-.
Lresentati,ve for Soti4th • Bruce
from '11923!I;o 4927: lies 'vas
known throughout this district,'
having 'farmed all' his lir& on i the
family 'homestead where 'he Was
born, about four miles direst of
Elmo od.
,WEDDING BELLS
PAGE;
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STANLEY; STEWART •
''irst wedding in the history of
?7=year-old, „ Kinloss Unite d
Church • was solemnized by the
Rev. G. A. Meiklejohn when Mil-
dred Irene; daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Thomas- Stewart of:iilo`ss;
becarne the bride of 'Ronald Stan.
ley, son of Mr., and Mrs, William
Stanley, :of Kinross. On behalf • of
the congregation; the minister
1aresented the couple. with a white
Bible: Wedding music was .played
b'y*Miss Doris Bonnett and Mrs.
Harold Haldenby sang.
Givers in marriagefiyPer Esti%;
er, ...the bride wore ,go kn of
white satin fashioned with sweet;
heart neckline;'full skirt'and lily-,
point reeves.. The lull -length tulle
illusion ,veilwas held by ;a halo:
of net and. satin. She carried red
roses. .
• Miss Florence :Stewart, was
'maid of honor and Miss "Mary.
Stanley 'bridesmaid. They wore
similar ly-sty;.led gowns .of pale
blue and yellow; net over taffeta
with snatching floral headdresses.
and they, carried •pink,••and white
carnations: Larry,• Bannerman
was, ring • bearer, • Carl Stanley.
groomsxrn arid.: ttie tis`her were
-Ernest Stewart Stewart an:d Gerald Stews
art.
At the receptionin• the ,Kinloss
Hall, thebride's Mother .ware a
blue gabardine suit `with match
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:Mr accessories -and -red rose
sage.. The groain's - mother chose
a grey suit •!with 'matching acces-,
'sories •;and. corsage of pink roses.,
For travel,' • the 'bride donned 4
navy ',gabardine suit with navy,.'
accessories .and corsage of Yell#W.
mums. The • couple $ will live J at
.inloss.
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MRS. FRANK• .B•OYL'E' PASSES
Funeral .: services for Mrs.
Frank- Boyle of Huron Township'
•
were held' in Ripley .Unite'd
Church on: Saturday, conducted:
by levy D, A. Bryden•. Interment
was ''in : Kineardine. Cemetery.`
Mrs Boyle's death occurred in
`Kincardine; Hospital in her. 86th.
years
Surviving are three daughters'
and a• son, James of:Kinlough.
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