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THE'LUCKNOW SENTINEL,ZUGKNQW,,
ocal.. an e:nera!
Mrs. • Amanda ;Standen "spent a
•• feW day's with Mrs. W. J. Mae
Kenzie..
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey.MacDoug
• all of Willowdale, spent the week
end here with relatives.'
,
Mrs.' Harvey Treleaven is con-
valescing favorably following her
,serious illness ;'and was permitted
to return home from Gt derich
• Hospital last Thursday.
ASH:FI EL`D
UNITED 'CHURCH
U H U RCH
Dickinson, Pastor
:SUNDAY, JULY . 27th, 1952':
ZION:.ii;a.m., W:M.S. Service.
Guest :speaker, Mr... Cameron
1. McAuley of iRipley.:
BLAKES: 11 a.m.. W';M.S. Ser..
vice.
Lucknow
Presb•teran Church
Rev: C. A. Winn, B.A.,
Minister.
SUNDAY,, JULY, 27th
10.: a.m.:.. Sunday School'
11 a.m.: Rev. , G. A. Meikal'ejahn
will have charge,
/Evening 'Service Withdrawn
I U.CKKNOW -
UNITED CHURCH
Minister: '
Rev .G. A.'Meiklejohn,
i
SUNDAY, 'JULY 27th •
UNION -SERV -CE -IN -�
PRESBYTERIAN` CHURCH E.
DURING JULY :
`••10 a.m..: Sunday► School • in
2linited C ,hurt .•.
11 am.: Rev. G. A. Meiklejohn,j
' in Presbyterian Church...
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NOTICES
Rev. A. Mitchell he1I Th
S. • IVtil c � L.Th.,
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Rector.
Seventh Sunday after:•Trinity,:
' July 2 -7th, .1952 ..
St. Paul's 4ihureh, ' Ripley
9Y15• a.m;.. Morning :Prayer.
St; Peters Church, Lucknow
11 a m.: ,Morning Pi:ayer and
Address. •
St. Paul's Church, Dungannon.
2,15; pan,: Evening Prayer.
Prior' Announcement,
for Lucknow'
(tin Sunday, ' ,. Augi st : 3rd,
there will be •-rho service it
11 :a.m,, owing ' 'to , the • Ord'
Home Service
in:, Ripley Abe
in
he � ''hat
g ld„ at that: ' tirrle. ' On t
,tinday on1y,. Lucknow 'people
are asked oto Meet their newt
Rector t a aertrice at {. 1.30 .
'Path • 1,
garen Davidson of Hamilton • is
a' Visitor with iVLrs. Russell Rob-
ertson.
Mrs:..Rabt.
Bradley of Tiverton.
visited Mrs, Hugh Ferguson :.a.
few days last. week., • •
Mrs: Annie Sanderson of Tor..
onto spent 'two; weeks with •iMg.
and ' Mis. Wilson Irwin.
RECTOR TO RETIRE,
(Continuer from, Page One)
Mitchell ,•._and his early life was
under strict Baptist instruction.,
At eleven he 'won a County 'Of
Surrey' scholarship and spent 41.
years at Reigate Grammar school,
passing entrance examinations.
.for University and <taking Ihonors
science and ' mathematics at
South Kensington. Leaving school.
.at sixteen he '.entered the field 'Of
textile fabrics and •analysis,'spec-
ializing ,in silks.,
He was then received, into' the.
.Church of :England' and studied
church music under Darrell Coll_
yer. 'In his younger days he was;
blessed with a fine. bass voice and
still' talks with pride of hls_mean-.�
eip in t�heT Eai;ing Male. - Voice
'Choir in the year that -clip -h. de:':
feated the then *famous Manches-
ter Choir., securing . the ',srhie1d
which the :latter held for many
years. '
Mr. ' and' •Mrs. Gordon Kirkland,
Nancy land Kenneth 'spent the'
week‘7end•'at Orillia with Mr. and
Mfs.. Alfred Andrew. .
Miss Marjory Thompson of.
:Holyrood spent ' the. 'week with
Ther. grandparents, Mr. ' and Mrs..
George: Saunders' of Ashfield.
Mr, and Mrs. 'John • Thomson,
Donalda'. and Keith,'. of Kirkland
'Lake spent e few'days last week:'
with ;relatives in this community
Mr.'' Geo:' ower 'is quite poor-
ly 'at ..present and was taken to
Wingham . Hospital a •. few days
ago"
Mr. .• and•,Mrs: B.r'uce "McKenzie,•
Marguerite and . Beverley are
hone: again .after spending two
week's in Montreal and Plage.:
Laval; Quebec: •
Miss Rebecca' MacQuaig re
turned from hoi-i.day'ing in" 'Chit
Mr. Mitchell came to.. Canada.
in 1906 and started work at eight
dollars,, a week , in ' a dry goods.
store..Later he took up advertis-
ing, betaine ° a . •merniber of . the
:executive ' of • the Advertising'
Clubs a,of America,, and he' tells
some • interesting 'stories from the
advertising field.. in the early,
1900's.
In 1907, ° •tinder the strpervision�
of the'late Archdeacon. G. .C. Mac-
,kenzie he held the: Lay Reader's
license of the` Bishop Of Huron,
and served in several' Brantford
Churches : Later, moving . to Har -
ilton he served in' a' sai"nil°ar' cap=.
acity ..under the. late Canon . Suth-
�erland, •'until "eri:tering• Huron. Col'-
lege for ''study : leading 'towards
the priesthood. At 'Huron he ,'held
t+,he' Boomer` scholarship for -..four:
years, and' on graduation was or
dained to the'parish of Merlin
and' Ouvey.' Shortly: after • .his ar
rival. at. Merlin, the rchurch` was
wrecked in, a terrific-.windstorm:
sago, aaccompaniedby her sister and he : undertookthe great'.task:
Mary' who is spending . her ho°li- ;of building the brick church. For
day. There. that project 'he was ia:b e' to raise.
wihat. was ` then a :'huge . •sum,
$10,000, but that 'task resulted. in
ageneral 'breakdown, and Mr.
Mitchell 'was moved to Wilmot.
Parish; where, :by• the'careful •
treatment by the parishioners his
health 'was restored:•dand• he was
able to start by raising $1,000;
the •scheme • for restoration, . and
permanent upkeep.' of St. James
churdh, which was •.' sa:. h•appily
Completed' . recently.
• Iii : 1925.. the, subject ;•of this.
sketch was • sent to Mark.dale,
which parish had been passing
through - sorne . difficulties; and
four very happy•.years were:s'pent"
there, but•.,brotight to: a close by.
an urgent call to undertake work
lir the large Sanatorium 'at .Ste.
Agathc des Monts. It- sse xis -that
Mr: 1Vfitehel,l was: :fated to build,
because it was ,nota long after his
arrival in Quebec, that he 1 under=
rectory
took to build the splendid est y
p
for which he, raised every •cent,.
and, being •free of all 'debt, it wads
consecrated by .Bishop Farthing:.
In order that his' sons might at-
tend' high school, the family mov-
ed t� '.St:' Osw.al'd's 'Parish, Mon-
treal, where he became very act-
ive • . in helping 'the scores of
unemployed ,faanilies duringthe
depression. Leaving. Montreal 14
busy, years were' Spent in •Tem-
iskarni ig; .Quebec, where after
building both church ancbrect ry,
it rbecarne necessary forreasons of
}iealth,'to leave the hilly country,.
and so, about two years ago we
find the Mitchells in Lucknow..
Among •hi's prized' treasures'
'
Mi". Mitchellshows a framed' ad-
dress presentedto him .by the
people ' of Terniskaming. 'Some-
times he can.be persuaded to tell;
Some interesting: stories; :of -his •
work ,w •rch might, take hirci 30
miles by canoe. During his 'stay
lYe-Saw—T-e-e.-i•ska•arrn.ing gxo from'
Mr.. and Mrs. ,Jack McCall: of
Lisitowel are'' visiting with his
parents,. Mr. :and .Mrs.:Peter . •Mc-
call . after: spending a' week at
Port'. Elgin; -
Miss Florence „ DeGruchy:• of
:Montreal is visiting in Lucknow
with 'her parents,' Mr:' and Mrs.'
J; R. 'DeGruch,y, Delhi St.,', .also
her sisterand family MVlrs..Bruce
McKenzie.
iVIr.' and • Mrs. Jack Barger .-and
daugh:ter:'Dorothy cif Weston and,
Mrs.: Gordon . •Robb, and' dau titer
at
;Margaret
Jean of . G l visited ted
Mr.and Mi
last :week. withMrs: geo.
Drennan in Ashfield. .
Mrs: Andrew Stephenson and
her 17 Y -ear -old -.-son,' •'Jimmy, of_
Glasgow, Scotland, are, summer
visitors with her 'daughter, Mrs.
Ralph.. Hodgins. and • Mr. Hodgins,
ofL .d
n oil.
0
Gail . MacMihan, student .nurse:..
at St,',Joseph's Hospital, London;
i -holidaying at the home, of her
parents, Mr.: and Mrs. J. L. Mae -
Milian. Patsy M;acMillali is also'
'holidaying 'with her' mother, Mrs.
John MacMillan.• • •
•
Mr's. Jim'Mc1 ain of'Amberiey,
Mr.' and Mrs.• •Alfred; ,King 'and.
_.daughter Barbara. •of Pontiac:,
NN1iss- Jessie Sprung of
Owen: Sound: .'and. Mfg. Toin
McGarvey, of Kincardine; "were
recent visitor With 'AO, . and Mrs,
Charles Lorer . • •
'Mr. Qrin Mgflat• and, Marylin
of Toronto and M i . Keith ,Nichol
of . Wooelstock spent thc�vee•1::
end 'with Mr S. C. ilatiiweli and
were'aecoripa'nied Mitre by Mri,
Moffat and .Jtidy who •had spent.
the past two wool:4 �vitli Mr.
li,athwell; . '
4
BE ; TY. COUNS1ti,LOR UUs
MVCETICS, W91., enhance y •a u
inienttary tik,'in .ar al-
,
'beauty. C'ornpl • �.
oy is and correct snake up service.
Phon:o Mrs., 'Ken Mo'vbray, Litck
now.:' t N .•
. , Tel•i the avefnage, person therb
are 860,588,402 stat'#' bT the uni-
verse and he' will Believe :you.
But',Obit up a sign .'Wet Paint"
and he witl 'Ira/v#'to '.conduct a
personal ..investigatrbt •.'
an isolated settlement to 'the
pr esefst thriving town which has.
become .internationally • famous
fcn the production. of, rayon, pulp.
In 1920. Miss'•C1ara ,Mabel Clif
'fora became the bride of 'Mr:
Mitchell, an'd ,,they have four
sons, three of whom secured cone ,=
'missions in the' war, The eldest,'
'William James Clifford, :is with
a large'building concern in Harr
Ilion; the second,' Albert Gibb,
NTARIO.
anderson 's
LADIES' AND MEN'S WEAR
TELEPHONE
SALE • OF SUIVIM.ER:.LINGERIE;-
Manufacturers: Samples and ;Stock ,Clearaijces.
SLIPS , •
• Nylon in tricot. Si'• taffeta,.
• `, white;• 14 '.t�o '42,
., : $3:59 •
Outsize crepe°. and Jersey,
14;t�o 0,• ,-also-a--few=eetton. -- -
and, nylon..
•
,
PANTIES •
Nylon, .regular' $2.95 •
$1;89
1
1
''1
, B. LOUSBS.
-Full size assortment : in
'samples,. •12 to' 20, in cot 4
GOWNS • - •
ton, 'crepe, etc. •1iea1 "bar t
Batiste, Jersey, Crepe, glans. Ideal fpr school it
L and ' ®S. girls. ls.
Good 'assortment • ...,.... $1.99 ALL A 1
. T /2 PRICE.
,secured •the degree of Master in
Chemistry and has.a position with
the McColl• Frontenac Company,
and the third, 'Robert Glyne;; is:
teaching science and mathematics
in Barrie ,Collegiate. The fourth;
Arthur Guest, will :remain here`
in Lucknow, •wihere he is employ-,
ed by the Shelton Specialty Coon-
pang. '
In September of last ' year • fire
played havoc with St: Peter's'
Rectory; so this "building clergy-
man" was called 'upon to :super-
.vise .the restpration ,,and remod-
elling ,of the 'rectory, sandall;, who.
have seen • it declare that the fire
was but 'the 'fore—runner of one
of : the. most • up -to date :rectories'
in the Deanery of Bruce:
• Farewell gifts to 'Mrs" Mitchell
included :a boudoir • damp .from;
=Dxingannony Ladies-:Guild-,;—silver-
butter
uild; silverbutter dish .. from Luc'know' ' Wo-
men's Auxiliary,: and a beautiful
silver 'tray from'. L'u, cknow Ladies'
Guild..
-To the Rector: and his - wife, the
Riiple* congregation, at a spec
aally arranged:, picnic, 'presented
a ' large -plate glass consoleMir-
KINGSBRIDGE
ldays with ,her sister; Mars.. ,Blaise
Maxtin'
f
1VIr. .and ' Mrs. Fred Courtney
are visiting their friends.
We -are sorry to hea•'Mr,, Blase.`
Martin, is not •$o well: •
Miss Delina: Lannau washome
for•the weekend.
Mrs. King and Mr. arid 'Mrs. ,
Bert King spent a day in the,
PHONE
STONE'S
FOR
:PROMPT REMOVAL OF.
.
DEAD OR DISABLED '
COWS = HORSES
WM STONE. SONS LTD.
"PHONE COLLECT
INGERS'OLL • 21
WINGIIAM 561J
and Mrs:.. Charlie. Dalton-&
family :and Mrs. Chisholm •. and
Catharine: have :been' visiting Mr'
and Mrs., Jerry Dalton
Miss ..Agnes: King spent a' few
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SANDING and :FINISHING
We are'.now .prepared to 'sand and finish
your floors new and .' old.
PRICES REAS E�• ONABL :•
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Estimates Given. Without :Obligation
EMBERLIN and MacINNES
PM6e 194-m, Lucknow ..
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MADE TO WITHSTANM H:AR.D•.WEAR!'
'PITTSBURGH RUBBERIZE
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For homes
with Iivey
youngster's.
New VW/allhide Satitx
Z;in sli resists scuffing
ana i' ii'g:Stutibifiit.
stains,• grease, crayon'
ink spots and'ingt
smears•can be washed,
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