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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1952-09-24, Page 3NapNVADAY, , SEPT, 24tl 1952 ()einem& r.aktIEMAIFSWIIIIIIIKMMOMfiGr r°44,447.11 ''"101~0499110.."' TLi. E LTICKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO LaGal an, eneral ' Peter Canter ' of Guelph .spent. a few days with friends here. It isten years or more since:Mr. and Mrs.. Carter ,an►d`fami1y, mov- €d to. Elora where Pete :was sec- tion ;foreman. ' he family. of five daughters and one. son are now wa tered - hrougho 'Western :Ontario as folll rwws:.Mrs. Eunice Harlton ,at Lobo, Mrs. Joy .Ches• sal at 'Brantford, Mrs. Ilene Sab • at 'Hamilton, Mary at home, ,Lois at London . and John at Kitchen- er. ►,SHF-I-ELD' -: UNITED CHURCH Rev. J. R Dickinson; Pastor. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 (Standard Time). 60th ANNIVERSARY AT BLAKE'S. CHURCH .: 11 a.m.: Rev. C. it Dickinson, D.D., • of the ` 'Book •Room, Toronto. •• • `Soloist: Miss• Margaret plake. 7.30• p.m.: ' Rev. Grant 'Meikle - john ' .' of Lucknow. (Other, Circuit. Services With- drawn), Lucknow Presbyterian Church= Rev. C.: A. Winn, B.A., 1VIinister: SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 28th RALLY DAY'• 11 a.m.:: Sunday . School and Congregation .worship • to getter. a 3. p.m Rally Day : at Erskine Church, Dungannon. 7 p.m.: Evening Service, "The . Third Commandment". • LUCKNOVV• ! UN ITED C_H U RCH Minister: Rev, G., A. Meiklejohn, B.A.; B.D. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28,' r 11 a.m.: Morning worship, :"Ai Certain Mani'. z 3 p rrt. Rally .•Day Service. i 1' . •7 pan.: Guest Speaky, Rev; J. R. Dickinson of ; Ash= held Charge. • • • Church Of England: IN CANADA' . Revll. L. Jennings, 'Rector: . TfAY, SEPTEM1 EJL28UL St..,Peter's, Lucknow.: 2 •]unit St. Paul's, Dungannon, 3.30 p.m.: Christ Churcii• Port Albert. . 1,30 pan..-- HA1tVEST THANKSGIVING SERVICE, St. • Paul's, Ripley,.. (Standard, Time) • CHURCii CHANNELS We. have been pleased to notice the news coverage that the press has given to the national con- ferences of the Church of Eng-, land in Canada and the United .Church of Canada. As was to be • expectedthere was a' similarity of ,problems -'such as shortage of NMr. Marguerite 'Spence of Perth, Ontario, is. Visitii .with Mrs. .T, A, MacDonald. • ' Mr. Ed Little is not enjoying good health and :is. a patient. in Wingham Hospital. : yrs, Edn unn o., ip e'er y Miss Bernice 'Moore of Toronto ;were Sunday' visitors ;with Mr... and Mrs; Wm. 'Bushell. • Mr. and '.Mrs. • Gordon Braun and sons . Willard .and Murray of Kitchener, spent the 'week-erid with . Mr. and : Mrs. ' W. Kenzie. , ' • Miss Doris Taylor ;of the -office staff of . United Paper 'Mills; Lon- don, visited at the . home of her parents, .Mr.. and Mrs, 'Chester Taylor of West Wawanosh.' Mr. • and Mrs.: Cecil, Armstrong of , Port Colborne spent • the week -end here -with Mr. ; and. 'Mrs. , W. G. A.rrristrong,. • .at• the conclusion of :a ;week's holiday trip 'through. NorthernOntaro Mr: and Mrs. Will Irvin of Ashfield accompanied 'by Mr. Irvin, Mrs.. Bertram' Curriai ' and : 'son Beverly , • •ofLondon " spent .. • the' past • week : visiting friends, in Sault Ste. • Marie•:a?d Echo Bay. 'Mrs. Harry Hackett who has been..under the ' Doctor's: care, for• theT "`past": five' weeks with menieres. :syndrome is feeling much improved and. able to. be about again. Guests from Toronto who spent th,e' Week -end ,at Mr; and .'Mrs. Clare Johnstone's home to cele-. brate their fifth. wedding ,anni- versary, were • Mr. and Mr's. Mel- vin ..Tohnston,, ' brather• of Clare Miss Dorothy Gavin, Miss Ruby Jackson,.. Mrs. . El. Earle, Mrs. Spencer •.and' 'Mrs. Hugh Wilson' who ,is ' also. from Toronto and is Spending:; her hdlidays with them Other visitors 'were 1VIr. and Mrs. James Johnstonp, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Lavis and Mr., and Mrs. 'Ernie Crawford, all of town. Presbyterian. Guild The Presbyterian Young ' Peo- ple's Guild held their meeting: an Monday evening. ,The ' Call • .to W arsh-ip-was-••-read--b-y—Ray--Sia-n.-i: ley. The • •scripture was' read: by M. • Vanderley. /The' Lord's pray- er was repeated. and hymn 553 was sung. The topic .on '`Christ— ian Discipline'.' was .then given. Charlie Chin played • a •baritone, • instrum'ental,. Susan MacNaugh- ton gave a reading after which: Ruth 'Johnston: and Gladys Chin. sang 'a duet. A business, discus sion Ensued, Mr. Winn 'closed with prayer. funds an .n.workers,, the need for, a clear-cut, and . higher stanaarc of . tnerribership, and 'a meed for. co-operation among Christian ''de- nominations by both leaders and -the a .people in • all ,: communities, h .- e•-ar -a malt acr'bss-tfie' Dominion' of .Canada.. It was not- ed that lack of enthusiasrrr .was often due to ignorance, and laek. of interest in • the general 'work of the church both at 'home and abroad. We " were ' interested to note 'that there,was a. lack of dis- cussion or action on, th.e, problem of how to keep Young people' in the 'Church. There, seems to be an cbbvidus, gap betwireen' Sunday; School and . adult: mernbership.. •The clergy,met' -at. the 'United Church Perst nage "to •consider Re- ligions 'Education in: the .Public School.. On receiving perrnission from the Board it was decided to :divide the' four' rooms.among.'.the four' clergy,' 'the 'Reverends •G.' =Meiklejohn; .' C Winn; G. Paula', and H. L. Jennings..The teaching periods will be •every, Wednesday morning•• fromwnine. to nine -thirty. ' • On Monday: evening a commit tee vf the•.local clergy 'and laymen met in Lucknow United Church. to make plana '•for a community service of:Thankskiving and Ded•- ication to. . be held in the United Church on Tuesday; .Septerriber, 30th at. •8 p.ni;p. This service will mark thecompletion of :•the• Re wised Standard, Version of the Holy Bible,.. %• L.D.H.S. NEWS -The annual electibn of ; officers of the. Executive. • of the School Literary Society ,was ;held last. week.' The , following students Were elected: president, Don. Mc-. Nay; vice.. president Mary Mac-• Millan; .secretary,. Audrey Ross; treasurer; Charlene Smith; Critic, Murray McDonagh; pian. ist,' Caryl Gardner; ,,assistant • pianist, .Jim Hackett; Editor i;i-chief, Gladys Chin; assistant" editor; Edna Reid:. FormrepresentatiV' es . are;:. ' for Grade 13, Betty :Hamilton, 'Russell arr; ori• .Grade 12; Baan ami]- ton, Doug Haldenby; for Grade 11, ;taurine MacNain, Chas. Chin; for Grade 10, Ruth' Johnston, Geo. Webster; for 'Grade ' 9A,' Eunice Button,' loss ;1VCcllonagh; • for. Grade 9g, Ann ;Pedersen, Alvin Baker.. ' This year the Field and Track meet Will be held on Friday af, ternoon, September 26th at 1 p.m.. We oInvite 'You To•See The' UnusualShowing Of°.. The' Finest ' FALL SUITINGS ... which . . MR. ROBT. l.•VIacKENZIE Of Cam brdge Tailored` Clothes Will. Have On Display In Our Shop MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29th erson's LADIES' i IES' AND MEN'S WEAR UCKNOW Isaac Carr's and Kashmoor Winter Coatings, 1#orsted Suitings .(Exclusive' Imports) ' Fine English Flannels: at,.t<he. park.' There will be three' championships for, both boys and .girls 'this year for the first time, junior, intermediate and senior:. The • girls of the Athletic Society are sponsoring a..reifresliment booth , on the 'grounds. The pro: deeds 'will :aid their campaignfor new sports ' equipment. The,' Commencement • will be held on Friday,; October 3rd Stu- dents will 'receive .• awards and' shields won the ' previous June. Nuni:bers will:' be given 'by: the Glee • 'Clu'b. and Band:. The guest speaker will o. be Dr: ',Plena. of Western University, London ;. South >l;inloss JF`: & F. home of 'Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall.. on September 22n'd, .with "43' in attendance. The meet-• -ing-was openbysinging lignin 292,. followed by • the repetition in unison f the Lord's prayer. 'Rev.•. Baulch' gave an inspiring address on Exodus 28, which he conclud- ed with, ;prayer. -Hymn 742 • was ` then .followed' Eby . the business. Fortiori of the meeting. Since this wase 'a ,'social meeting, meiyrbers of Group 3 who .were in charge their conducted a series. of games• and a sing -song after .which ' Mr. ; Tela Collyer 'was• presented with is Terre rnbrance, . of his services. 'during the past two years, when. d Mrs. D L he was rest ent S' Vote Mac- • Group 'Kinnon 'then inav!ed •a vote of - The. South .Kinloss Faith' and thanks' and a •social' time was en- Fellowship • Group met at the joyed. LUCKNOW . DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL TOWN' 'HALL,' LUCKNOW Friday, October'. t One"Night Only —. 8.00 .p.m..$, 1 GUEST SPEAKER-:DR.-E,G. PL:EV-A--•- -I, Professor of Geography, University of 1 i. Westerni' Ontario. Glee Club, . School Band, . 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