The Lucknow Sentinel, 1952-11-05, Page 3WEDNESDAY, NOV;5th, ,1952.
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PAGE • THREE
W•LF CUBS
Twenty -One -Cubs ':formed Par-
ade ;Circle : last , Tuesday night
with a Sixer Bill Andrew ': leading
in •the. Opening ceremonies. 'Fol-
]owing inspection, 'Akela related
another . chapter of The Mowgli
stories. - Baloo and Bagheera then
conducted, relay games while 'the •
Sixers and Seconds gathered, with
Akeia for •the monthly •Sixer.'s
Council.• .
GreyN-Six were thewinners of
the ,Gctober Inter -Six competi-'
' tion with' 258 points.. Red ' follow-'
ed' with•, 236, Tawny 221, and
White 210. Members of the Greys
are .Siker. John .'Andrew, Second
'Donald Kirkland and 'Cubs ' Gary
1VtacDonald,. Bobby Hunter:Jack
Button, Rae' Thomson,.' Kenneth
• MacDonald. •
WIFE' DF FORMER ST:.HELENS
• MINISTER PASSED AWAY
The ,death.:of Laura Wilkinson,;
beloved- wife of .Rev. T. C Wilk-.
inson . of :Belmont; Occurred in
'Victoria. Hospital, London, on
•Tuesday of, last 'eek.,'A private
service. was held' at' her late res-
'
idence at .Belmont on Friday.
Rev. Wilkinson. was 'a former
minister at ;St. Helens, where he
and his wife made many friends
whp; Were saddened to learn .of
her death • .
Besides her husband Mrs. 'VVil'k=
insonyis survived by a daughter,.
• Doris, of London .and a son, Mur-
ray, of •. • Toronto.•
Lucknow -
Presbyterian Church
Rev. C. A.. Winn, B.A.,
Minister
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER. 9th
11•. a.m.: Morning Service.
12.15 p.m:: Sunday •School.
3 p.m.: -Erskine .Church; Dun
• Bannon. ,
7 p.m'.:. . "The 7th • Command-
ment"'
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.UCKNOW
EINITED CHURCH
i
Min ster:
Rev, G.• Meiklejohn,
B.A., B.D.
0 •
SUNDAY• NOVEMBER 9th t
7, p.m..: "The Strength of .the
United Nations".
11 a.m.: "The Memo,xy of
Sacrifice".
12.15 p.m.:` Sunday 'School.
Church W England
IN CANADA '
Req. H. L. Jennings, B.A., L.Th.
Rector.'
-SUNDAY,° NOVEMBER ,9th
Trinity ' 22 •"
St.- Peter's Lucknow:
10,30 a.m.: 'Sunday School.
11 a.m,:.' MorningPrayer.•
St..Pau1's Dungannon� 2 pent
..g
'Christ Church,,. Port Albert,
3;30 p.nn •
St. Paul's, Risley, '7.30, p.m•
•
.cal.. Gen rat
:Mr. Fred Thompson of Tees
water called, • en . friends in town
on' -Friday:
Mr. and 'Mrs,. Ron Rothwell, and
Rosemary and Mrs. Wren. Go11oher
of Norwood: visited With relatives
here last week. '
Mr. and Mrs. Ruggles Jenkins
of Bayfield . spent the ,week -end
with Mr.. grid Mrs. Ronald For =
ster:. •
Mr 'and Mrs.: JA.g. E. Yew re-
turned on 'Saturday from a two.
weeks' visit with. Mr.. and :Mrs,.
D. H. Agnew at 'Plyimatfth, Mich..
s
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs: W. L. MacKenzie' were Mr.
and Mrs ; Frank- Clemens, Mrs.
Floyd Shjpley• and Mrs. Ship
Jr. of Forest. • • ,
Mr,. and Mrs" :Albert Alton,' Mr..
.and ',Mrs. Blake. Alton and bars.
• Leonard'Ritchie visited•..last week
at Napanee'. with Mr. and Mrs;
Wallace. Hogebo.om
y,
Mr..t and ' . Mrs '. Alex' Rae, Mrs.
Neil Murrayi'•and` Mrs,.. Andrew
;Rae of St. Marys and Mr: and
Mrs. Sid Marfleet of Miami, :Fla.
spent last Wednesday at the'. Rae
•home here
M. and_ Mrs.. Rae Watson, : his
sister Mrs. Henry Crick and; her
daughter Clare of London visited'
friends _here, last= -week .and—
'tended: the ' wedding -anniversary
tea at, the horrie IVIr.• arid,. Mrs..
W L; MacKenzie.
• •Mr. •acid Mrs: Alvin< Miller of
Strathroy and Mr. and Mrs. El-
don Miller .:of West Wawanosh
visited last week at Algoma With
Mr. and Mrs.s Fred, Cort. As a
youth Mr. ,Cort . :madehis. home,
for some. time .with Mr. and Mrs.
John. Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. ,Charles, Steward
-spent .a recent weekend with'
their son ;Fred arid Mrs..Stew'arci
in their new home at Ailsa Craig,
which' they, bought this' spring.
Mr. and 'Mrs:, cordon :Steward
also bought a home' in London
this year.
Visiting at the'home Of Mr. and,
Mrs, Bryce' Elliott on Sunday ••and
attending :the baptismal 'service
'Sunday morning Were,, Mr. and
Mrs. George Elliott and Una; Mrs.
O. G. 'Anderson and 'Graeme and
Mr.' and Mrs. Ross 'C. Anderson
and ;farriily. of :B.elgrave, Mr. and
Mrs.�•Gordoti Elliott and farnily
of .Amberley and Mr. Gordon.•.'
,.Broadhouse of Toronto.
MASQUERADE i1ANCES'
WERE POPUhAR EVENTS
On Wednesday night of last
week: the 1%o1y:r-ood Women's In-
stitute held a masquerade dance
at 'Holyrood and on Friday even-
ing the Ladies Auxiliary • to the
Lucknow Legion • held. a' sianitar
event in the Town
Both .were well attendedWith
many in costume to add to the
succesa of the events, and the.
judges' had a task on their hands.'
to decide• the winners. •
Holyrood prize whiners; were.'
as f ollovvs: best dressed cotip2e,-
;