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WEDNESDAYi, DEC`, 17th, 14)52;
WOLFCUBS
Last 'Tuesday was gamea,night
at Cubs,; with the assistant lead-
ers putting - the 22 Cubs present
through•a period of rugged games
to. test their agility, strength and
concentration Sixer Fraser Ash -
.ton led: in the opening ceremon-
ies. The Greys, led by Sixer John
Andrew, were again winners .of
the Inter -Six, competition, this
time for November. Other mem-
-bets of the Six are °Second Don-
ald Kirkland and Cubs Gar y Mc-
Donald, Bobby Hunter, Ken Mac-
Donald, Rae' Thomson sand Jack
• Button. Presentation of .awards
was made by Baloo. .,
Dosigns for the. Saugeen Crest
were turned• in by ,the following
Cubs: Donald Kirkland, Bob Hun-
ter, •Kenneth . Jones, Bob ' Hall,
kirk,Gary, MacDonald and .Mur-
• .ray Hunter; with the latter's de-.
sign judged the best Iby . the local
Scout Committee.. Each Cub •.will
receive a small cash award for.
their efforts,
ASHFIELD
We 'would. like to extend con-
gratulations to Mr. and M, r& Ross
MacKenzie whose marriage ;was
Solemnized in • . South . • Kinloss
church on ,Saturday.
Kenneth William, infant son df
•Mr. and MTis; Stewart' MacLen-
nan, was balitized at the Sunday
service in , the Presbyterian
church. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Vandeley 3a
family spent a' week -end :recently
visiting relatives in. Grand. Rap-
ids, Michigan.
Lucknow.'
Presbyterian Church
. Rev C. A.' Winn, B.A ,
Minister.
SUNDAY, ' DECEMBER 21st
11 'a.m.:. Morning 'Worship.
1215 p.m.: • Spnday School.
3 p m.: Erskine. Church; Dun-
gannon. •
:7 p.m.: Evening. Worship.,
Every 'Wednesday at 8:00 p.m.:
grayer, Meeting & Bible Study
LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH I
Minister:
Rev. • G. A. Meiklejohn
B.A., B.D. •
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 21st. i' '
•CHRISTMAS SUNDAY !
11 a.m.:, Christmas : Cantata, ;1
"Ta Bethlehem", by The i
Choir. ". i
Subject: "Songs Of .'A Sac
red . Hope". , '
12.15 pm.. Sunday' •School.
1'
•. 7 �p m. "Signs of >H'ulfillment".
Church 01. England
IN CANADA
Rev; H. L. Jennings, B.A.,L.Th
Rector: .
'SUNDAY, DECEMBER •21st
Advent 4 '
X0.30 a.m.: Holy Commanion,
St. Paul's, Ripley
2 p.m.: Holy Conununio>i, St.
Paul's, ( Dungannon •
3.30 p.m.: Holy Colnmunlon,
Christ Church,, Port' Albert
St. Peter's, Euchnow:'
7.P.m.: Sunday 'School.
7.30
pan.: Carol .5ervice.
11:30 p.m.. Christmas Eve,,
Holy . Communion „
0.30 a.m :4 Christmas Day,
Holy Communion. I.
Everyone cordaaly invited;
All Anglican children and
their parents are invited to a
Free Theatre Party at the
Playhouse Theatre, Friday,
December' loth, at 4.00 l .M. '
THE LUCKIJOW SENTINEL,,
"
cal General
BE READY l'OR. CHRISTMAS
Order your Beauty Counselor
gifts of .cosmetics, cologne, soap,
etc.,, • from Mrs. Ken Mowbray
now. Priced from $1,00': up.
Russ, Middleton, has gone to.
Toronto to spend, the winter with
Mr, and Mrs: George -Middleton.
Lorne Johnston returned home
on Saturdayy after being hospital-
ized for the past month at West-
minster Hospital, London.
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Mason and.
Mr. and` Mrs. Chas. Cook visited
in Detroit for a. few days mast
week.
•Mr; and Mrs. 'Gordon'Steward
and son Bruce .a London spent
last Sunday witlk his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. • Charles Steward.
Mr. and Mrs:. Fred Steward of
Ailsa 'Craig ,spent last . Sunday,
with • his parents, Mr, ' and Mrs.
Charles Steward.
Mr. and '.Mrs. Allan 'Treleaven
and young' son. of Toronto spent
the week -end with Mr. ' and Mrs.
Harvey Treleaven. "
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. . Andrew,
Miss Flora Andrew and Alex An-
drew attended : the wedding in
Bethany Church, Elora, on Sat `
urday, of Mildred Gammie and
Morris , • The 'bride is a
daughter of Mrs., Bruce Gammie
who Is a niece .of Mr. Andre*.
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Mr. James Snowden . and Mr,
and,. Mrs.' Ernest : Snowden,'. Billie.
and. Linda spent Sunday with .Mr.
and Mit,: • Wel) ington Nixon at
Lucknow. Mrs. James Snowden,
who • has ,been visiting:.a' week
with her sister; ,Mrs. Nikon and
Mr. Nixon, returned home with
thein on Sunday evening..
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Kairshea Meeting Thursday
The..December meeting of the
Kairshea Institute will be held
in the Ladies'. Auxiliary • Legion•.
Rooms, Thursday, December, 18th
at 2.30. Hostesses, Mrs. Donald
McKinnon' and Mrs. T. A. Mac-
Donald. Christmas gift exdhange..
Directors, :Mrs. Ted Collyer, Miss
Dean MacLeod, Mrs., ,Tyndall'
Robinson and, Mrs.'. Alex McLeod.
CHRISTMAS' MUSIC AT
'LUCKNOW UNITED .CHURCH.
Sunday, December • 21st: .
Morning Service —.11. a.m.
Organ Prelude . Christmas; Favi-
tasia, Dunstan. .
• Baritone, :solo—"The Holy City'.'
Adams; soloist, .Mr. Attridge:
Cantata—"To ,Bethlthem", E. i
-K. Heyser.
Overture—Organ. • ;
"Break •Forth Inerto. Joy"—Chor-
us.:'
And. Thou Bethlehem Bass. IN
recitative.
Bethlehern' of Noblest Cities -
bass solo, soprano .and alto; duet,
soprano .solo, full chorus.
Calm: was the Hallowed Night
soprano and alto duet. •
Let, Us Hasten. To Bethlehem
--tensor recitative and male char -
And, They Came --alto recitat-
ive, soprano' solo .and chorus.
The Morn is Breaking , — full
chorus. . •
Behold There Came Wise Men
soprano solo. _ •_ .. , . •
Three Kings Of Orient ,rale
trio .
Fairest, Lord Jesus —. baritone
Solo. •
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PAGE 'THREE
Allan Nelson, treasurer of
Bruce County ,for 23 years, died:
at his home in Walkerton last
Thursday. He' was 85. Ile Suc-
ceeded Norman Robertson as;
county treasurer in. 1924, and held.
the ,post until relinquishing it in
•
1947 on reaching his 80th birth-,
day, when 'he was succeeded ,by
the present treasurer, Phomas H,.
Alston
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• rmer Luckra0� vjte.
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CHURCH CHANNELS
There are strong 'interests who
are trying to destroy the tradii,
.tional Sabbath. 'The church and
organized ;labor were successful
in-. getting legal • protection of the
day in . the' Lord's Day Act. The
church: desires it from a religous
and humanitarian point. of . view.
ganized labor desires it because
the week=end holiday .is desirable
for the whole family to 'get . to-
gether: Just as with so many
other. .:Matters, of life people. '•go
to extremes. At one time sports
were,. really amateur 'and more
people `participated. Now profes-
sional sports have produced , the
paying spectator... Those who, take
pant in such sports arehired by.
their managers and. could be
classed with the. 'labor grgp To
produce spectator. sports Were is
labor entailed. Organized religion
is ,not• against a reasonable
amount of healthy relaxing sport
on the day of rest. Where money:
is needed for. the sport or ' pleas-:
ure •work is also entailed.
Five, major' towns and cities in
tario voted decisively against.
co ercialized ' - iSiinday , sport.
Toron: • . and ' Windsor : are .the
only place • Ontario ,wi
day . sport.. W'i .: ay • and
Monday in some cases ; becoming
days off; there is. no, exciise for
commercialized sport. The ' argu-
ments against it far, outweigh the.
arguments for it.. The church ' is
against it; public sentiment is
swinging against it sand scion the
present Provincial legislation will
become, another impractical dis-
used statute which tried vainly
to set aside . Federal law :.and•
public'.welfare.. •
CKNX•• Church of ',the' Air
10.30 a.m.: Dee..18th, Rev. • D.
Proctor, . Teeswater; ,Dec 22nd,
Rev. C. D..:Cose, Belgrave; Dec.:
23rd, • Rev: M. Baillie, Bluevalp;
Dec 24th, Rev.; J.. Martin, `Bel
more.
w Shipment .of
NO ELTY ACTION`.
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Refrigerators
Ranges '
• Washers
Inners'
. Toasters
Coffee Makers .
M xmasters ,
Heating Pads. .
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Hockey Sticks':
. Skates
Skis
Toboggans
Sleighs-
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Tricycles
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JUST. ARRIVED
One Carload Of
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Suitable For:
WATER TROUGHS, ;FEEDING• TROUGHS,
SLEIGH TOPS, . .
OUTSIDE STEPS and PLATFORMS
Lucknow
W. HENDERSON
LIMITED
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Phone '.150
" 0 Come Let US Worship --full.
Chorus. •
Offertory; --The•. Herald Angels'
Stult's.
Organ Postlude — Nazareth
Gounod. •
Evening Service • '7.00 p:in.
• Organ Prelude--
Christmas
relude—Christmas 'Fantasia_ Stults.
Pastoral Symphony Handel. •
Old French Carol: , Harken, All!
What ,Holy Singing.
Girls Sextette: See Dear Jesus.
Soprano. Solo—Gest' Bambino
Anthem Birthday of a King—
Neidlinger ' ..
Offertory -- Star of Wonder),
Star of Light—.Lorenz. ' ;
"Posti'ude .-._•.• Adeste ridelea —
Dunstan
Diredtor of 1'icarse--=Mrs Wes-
ley Joynt. n '
Organist -L. Eh' er Umbach.
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The Store With The: Stock
Watches, Clocks,
• Ronson Lighters, Billfolds, -
Diamonds, Signet Rings., • •
.COMPLETE LINE OF::
Sunbeam Mixmasters,;
' Automatic Toasters, ,
Automatic. Coffee Makers,
Electric Razors.,
GIVE
'Gifts ,For Ali Occ'sions
Still I.n Stock:'
The New Connmimit`- y `I attern
"W.HITE ORCHID". •
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