HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1952-07-16, Page 3WDNESDAY, JU1LY 16th,, 1 052
1. THE LUCKNOWSENTINEr LUCKNOW, 01`TTARIO
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;Mr, and ' Mrs.• Russell;, arm -
strong of. Port Co.lbr ,ane spent the
"reek -end with •1'4r. and Mrs, W.
G. Arrnstrong,
• Mr. end Mrs.. K S. Lavery have
returned ,to Toronto after. tree
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vereeks, holholidaywit M and'Mrs.
R,' T. Douglas. •
Mr and Mrs'. Greg Grayer ,and
'two children' of. Long Branch vis.
• :..ted. last week`with Mr. and Mrs.
• Stuart Collyer. : Greg and Stuart
were, forinerfAir Force pals.
EAtrw COUNSELOR ,COS-
METICS.
OS-METICS• will-• enhance , y Our
beauty. Complimentary skin anal
ysis, and correct make up service:
Phone Mrs. Ken Mowbray; Luck-,
'Mrs. `George Seaver ,pf`Malone,
hl,Y, 1VIr ,and' ..Mrs.. John Ches-•
tiro, dauglter• Irma•':and sons, El-
don and Bill and their friend Bob
*Murray. of S:herbrook, Quebec-
spenrt a• .few .days, with. their sis-.
• ter,',Mrs. Etta Roberts •,and with
their brother, .Walter Chesbro.
Mrs. 'Weaver is.' remaining' for. a
'longer v'is'it,
Mr..and Mrs.: Leontarci Glazier;
Peter;. and Barry•";of• Toronto vis-
ited .:last '`week With Mr. and MrS.
George `Drennan. , .in Aslnfr.e1d
Week -end Ituests ,were Mi...: ai' d
Mrs: 'Alex Loelchant and daughter
'Phyllis •af .Dresden:' ,Their. visit
.was: cut short !w.hen Alex, who 'is
riot ,enjoying. goodhealth; took
ill and had to • return home •
:Lucknow
Presbyterian.: Church
ReV. C. A. Winn,• B.A.,
Minister.',
SUNDAY, JULY 20th` ,•
10 a.m.' Sunday 'Sclool(,
'11 a.m.'• Rev:. G. A. Meiktejohn
*ill have charge..,
Evemng_Seryli Withdrawn
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LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH
Minister:
Rev.. G. A. Meiklejohn,
B.A.. B.D.
SUNDAY, JULY 20th.
UNION SERVICE .IN
PRESBYTERIAN CIIURCH
DURING JULY
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10 .a,Yn,:: Sunday' Schools in
United Church;
11 a,m.: `Rev, G A. 'fileiklelohn'i
Presbyterian Church.
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Aflgjican Church.' $OTICES
Rev:: A.. S. Mitchell, L.Th
Rector.•
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Sixth. Sunday after ,trinity.
July 20th, 1952' {,
St Paul'S Church, Ripley
:1115 a. rt t Holy Communion,
St. Peter'0 Church, Lticknow
11 a n'ri:' Mc ruing Prayer.
St. Paul's Church, Dungaflhton
1l 2 i ,30 13,M.; Evening Prayer``..
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Miss Jean • Douglas .has return
ed to her home here from ,Wing-
hon iIospital. ' • •
• Miss Helen Thompson and Mas -1
ter David Thompson are, '• visiting.
this week in Toronto. . •
SEPOY SUMMER. SALE—don't
miss The~ Sepoy Store big 'sale
Friday, Saturday, Monday, July
;18-21. .
:Mr. and Mrs: Harold . Johnston
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and, •.children, Bobby, . Jimmy,
Donna Lynne and Mary of .Park=
hill are holidaying• at Point:' Clark:.
Mr. arid Mrs; R W. Andrew
returned'. the end of. • the week
'from• their wedding trip .to East-
erre . Canada and the United'.
States:
' Lloyd , Stewart :of • , Kitchenei'
,Was soloist `'in the.: Presbyterion
church ori Sunday. morning, and
the previous Sunday';.:•his _brother.
Allan' of. London *as the soloist::
,Vies. Andy :.f pderson• .of Lon-
don' visited last ',week ,With her 1
sister, MI's IV, J. Douglas :.and
Mr: Douglas
Mr: and Mrs. Harold, Greer re-
turned last week f corn a. holiday
motor • trip in Northern'` Ontario.
-anti °th,rou la-tthe-:-0tta.v�a- V•alle-y-
tri, Montreal.
Rev. and Mrs:, A. W: Brown. of
Brantford• and Miss Espiner from
Loftus . Yorks, , England, visited
with Mr:: and Mrs. Adam' • John
stone.. and other .friends.in Ash•-
field;
Mr..and':Mrs. A: E. Millson and
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas• 'Williams
,Of Weston, Mr.. and Mrs: W. • Car-
penter , and, Ruth of .: London and
Mr. and Mrs.. Don Langford' of .
Toronto *ere 'guests. last •week Of
Mr.. anti 'Mrs.' J. W.• Joynt
Recent', visitors with : Mr • and
,Ml's.• Charles • Loren,z weretheir
grandson' arid great.: grandOiild-
:ren, Mr. and Mrs. .McCullough:,
Jitn, Gladys, and Terry,of'Toledo
1V1r;;,and.Mrs. Cup§key: of :Oxford,
Michigan; ;Mr: and.' Mrs. Dyers
•and 'Mrs: Castle of Pontiac, Mich.
Mrs. W .k':1 •Sche1LYt Toronto,,
Who suffered • aa: fractured. hip is
:few. months ,ago, is .:convalescing
at the home'of her daughter, Mrs..
W: V. Johnston, and was able' to
•be out last, week for the • first„
time sincethe . mish:a'p: She spent'.
a hundred :days in fhe hospital'
before` being, brought here. •
• Mr.' •.Tom` Collinghiam, Ralph
Haldenby, 'Mrs.. Arthur Haldenby
'and daughter Shirley of .Toronto
'vvet:e week -end callers at . the
'home of. Mrs. M: Dudley. Shirley
rer7aiped for a .week's holidays to
visit with• het aunt, . Mrs, Dudley
Bei dd other ,relatives. Mr. and Mrs..
Joe :Wall ;of 'Lueknow. ancl• Mes.
John Hamilton •of. town. spent
Sunday eifternpofl.rtt lis. Duch'
ley's:
l iirtail '1Voinen's Institute •
Tho Jttly nnectinc•was' held at
the hniiw nt Mrs.,Bill Johnstof.'
-Thc ode r end Marti Sttiai,tCollect
vUel'('y. used to • eil)en •; this Meetrrig,
anT the' answered
' • €� rt aodrnoth0i's iii Iden
lny ��. " my ,
itxrgc�eltt.r, the'.
district president, was`lie• guest
speaker. She spoke on the.'W. X.
conference, at Guelph . rtt ,7tit�e,
She 'also ' dscusscd .district prole-•
toms and answered oueSt re n§,.. The
ladies diSctrvered thii;t Mr $,.Scrims'
geour has; <a • literary talent, hav,-'
ing had a short, story "The merit
ories of a `lilac bush' accepted
acid published a shoat while age'
by the family Herald& Weekly
Star farrn Magaztrine.. They !Meet-
ing
meet-irig ei,'bsed with tihe Queen.
'WEDDING BELLS
' 401NSTON•–,•BLAKE • .
A, wedding of interest took
place Wednesday, July .9th .at t
home of Mr. and Mrs, Jo
Blake, Frances St,,. Wing ma.
when .their only. daughter., Bern-
ice, was. united in 'marriage to
Mr. G'drdon Johnstone,, son of
Mr. and Mrs, Adam Johnstone
of Ashfield Township.
The bride was attended by. the,
groom',s. sister, Miss .1\/1yrt1e John. -
'Stone. Mr. 4.ussell 'wwas
groornsinan '
The- officiating ministers were
Dr.„W A. Beecroft of •Win,gham`
arid Rev, , A. • W ,.Brown, Brant -
Mrs.. W.
rantMrs..W. E. E.' Alton,!aunt cit.
the bride, plaYed the wedding
music 'and Miss Caroline Well
wood was ' soloist.
After the. ceremony a: buffet
luneheon was served . to over 50
guests by friends of the bride,;
Miss Cora Gannett, Miss• ,Mar-
ion .
arion: Simpson, Miss .'Kilda ! Twam-
ley, Miss Ethel .Brown; . Miss: Willa
HOffman• and Mrs. L:. Balser..
Mr.' and Mrs: Johnstonewill
reside •on: the groom's fiarm, R. 7,
Lucknow, :..
AT REUNION IN ` .MICHIGAN
The! Rutherford 'reunion • was
held on Sunday aftel`noon . `last
near.. North -,:Branch, Michigan:.
Those present'•froriri fills,. district
were, AndrewGaunt, George
Phillips,: Betty' McDonald,
Tom •1Vllagoffin, Mr „ 'nd Mrs.
mer Foran and ,Patsy,.*ho enjoy-
ed •'ta , pleasant ' outing with, their.
Michigan cousins: • ,•
CUI ROSS• TOWNSHIP has plac::
ed an order for' a new' power
grader. It . is a 100 •horsepower.
'caterpillar and wih cost .$23,000.
A. W. 'Vs . VISIT
Continued.,from.page::1) .�.-
Among sunim:er's, sunshine hap-
penings •has been the 'wedding of
Bernice:Blake and :Gordon ,John-
ston. They *ill : be' found at -the
Johnston homestead at Couries
Corners,. Their wedding `,and ,its'
festivities created a large pub,,
lie interest, and good wishes and
blessings' are•.showered' on thse
two, "._belonging : to respective Well'.
known families,:. favorably°known
throughout the township. The
parental home of the bride' was
the point ; of• focal social interest,
at .Wingham,„'onthe afternoon of
the ninth:`
We must 'Mention the ' moving
of Mr..anal Mrs. • Adam Johnston
at ' an, early . date. to .ra ` `.G'roderich,
Bone, ' from the ' neighborhood
where they have set forth .a high
sense • 'of, citizenship, and, :shown..
a shining quality of neighborli-
ness, that is unforgettable by;,,tlae
fol 's about t em, w ,s eared in
their gracious; doings and constant
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Trousers, Shirts, Underwear.
/' Shirts, Ties, Jackets,
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' Quality • at : a: price,`
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Sox, cotton
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Caps, Sox, Braces, Belts, t
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Choose early for, color and
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Farm homes, sniffing fields and
crops; good 'township roads, pros-
perous looking conditions . are
what are pleasing to the abser-
Kier and visitors to' this'township
by the Lake and the canny town.
where the .assurance is . as you
enter=`•`You are in Luck -now".
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Ministers. are changing, "sand
there are' . other changes, in, the,
neighborhood'' and , business ' and''.
homes. There are some static per-
Sons and things; The '...unknow
Sentinel, for .example, with its
Editor Thomoson; .• Dr. 'Johnston
:who • had -made his'•'name' as a
family ,physician ,before'Macleans
Magazine had .trumpeted it forth;'
the • genial businessmen of the
Murdie • 'Store We seethat, he'
William M t'rctie, sha,red in the
kindly=fag=
rewellir-�o�f the-U-n;t'ed-.
Church: to its departing minister:.
An excellent list, of. those that -
stay and stand, '• by the. Sepoy town.
'could. be; •addd
Tribute To New . R for •
.Allow one word:.about a new-
comer who we are sure will :en
rich;the quality of its citizenship
sandkeep up. the fine prestige of ,
the 'Lucknow village by his life
and labors.' .And that is the. Rev,
A. L. Jennings of the Anglican.
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Church, who is , well. known to,:
the• writer. One has no" hesitancy
'in saying that if the town wants
a minister of whom they may be
.proud, :'of excellent !brotherliness,
.arid utterly sincere in his 'dedicat-
ed ,work,1with a general likeable-
ness :that' grows with the days :as
he', becomes known" to his own
individuality and. goodly labors,.
here he •is. Brantford has lost' in
his going to Lucknow, ,Aa splendid.`
fellow,
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e , are now prepared'..to :sand and finish
your floors new and . old.
PRICES REASONABLE
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