The Lucknow Sentinel, 1949-11-24, Page 3THURS•, NOVEMBER 24th,. 1949
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UCKNOW SENTINEL,LUCK TOW, ONT
• PAGI i TI R E
Mrs. Albert Little, spent the Mrs, J. W. McClart r of London
week end with. Kincardine spent 'a few days at the home of
• friends.
her Sister, Mrs, J;. W. Henderson.
M. "Margaret Dudley suffered
Miss Dean McLeod visited with
a weak spell, at the end of the Miss Bessie Moses, Brussels, last
yreek :and Was taken to Wingham . week:
Hospital. •
Miss Flora Webster of Kitch- * Rev. Wm, A. Henderson of
• 'caner spent .the'. eels-enld at the Walkerton was" the speaker on
home . of her parents;; Mr, •and _ the Cluirch of the. ?fir Ifrom.
chard Webster, Winghani "On Monday • morning
° • and Rev. • Robt. MacConnell ".'on
Mrs. Alex Havens has been ill•
Thursday of last: week,
with, pneumonia ; and was taken ;
to •Wingharn hospital , the latter Jack Treleaven and Miss, Ger-
part ,of the week. tilde Treleaven spent,'Sunday in
mt, and Mrs Ches+ter' and. ,Palmerston„ where they" attended
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,Infant son,. 'n William. Edward,. are the'. christening in.: the. United.
visiting, this .week, „with her bio- ;
: Church ,of Alan
Disbrowe , T
re-
' leaven,, son Of -.Dr.- arid Mrs. R. B,they,Jack%enderson,,Treleav n: •'-
s-,- • nd
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en� ere recent` : visitors at Sureds •aviszos
With-1-r:and•
springvale' with:-Mr.and.:Mrs...Mis,. John Farrish
were r. and
Lawrence Tremain. Mrs.. Jasper Fairish,' who• is with
• _. 1:
the R.0:A.F, at :. Central•ia% and
The Misses ,Pear and izab ath
Mr,: "• Bower F;arrish,; and
1lienderson sand` Mary MacLeod .
visited with Mr.. and:. Mrs. J. ; R. the latter'S, Two sons,` Kenneth
Mrs., Sim on of; and James, who are great grand-
Grahaan ' and. Mr P children, of Mr: Parrish,
'near Wingham on Sunday;
sonhas been. ".Bruce Johnston, George. Ander-
Mr 'W :' B:.. Ander - .; e
on a deer hunting trop, in North= son and Donald. Thompson ac-
ern Ontario.. Dr. R.; L. Treleaven ncornpariied Dr.. W. V: 'Johnston to
of. Woodstock was also a member' Toronto at the week=end where
of
<. the; •partY • . • the • boys • took in the `Western-
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McGill rugby game ;in the'; af-
Misses ;Ruby Webb and 'Isabel ternoon and . the. hockey • match
1ViacDor ald. ;of the Public School in the Gardens that evening:
teaching staff • attended the tea.
= clxers' eonventwn �i-n Toronto—on -Recut visitara_:at., the, o
WIDM R HERE?
Whether or not it's permanent,
the firstof the week 'brought the
first real . ;touch• of winter- -and
the snow shovels. 'The snowfall
here. was quite moderate, combar-
ed with: some centres, •but it ,m.ade
roads. slippery and. caught , mot-
orists unareares in trying to come
to a stop.
Monday night 'the temperature.
dropped' shar ply and was; 'of-
ficially
of-ficially recorded here. at 9 above
zero.
FOURTH' CONCESSION
Mr Austin Martin , spent Fri-
day in Toronto.:,...
Mr. Tom. MacIver, of Ebor,
:Ma itoba,. visited' for.a'cou•le of
days last ' .week:, at, the home of
his uncle, L, C.'Maclver
Miss' Lilian. Uaborne.�and Miss
Mar
garet ;`MacDonald` .attended'.
the teachers; 'ct nveiition last Fri
day -and Saturday' in..Toronto.;.
Quite a `number from our Con -
Cession attended. the Winter'. Fair
in Toronto. •
A large crowd attended the.
• Kairshea Institute at the home of
Mrs, Dan Macicinnon., last Thurs
•day. • • •
Mr. .Dan MacTntyre is still a'
patient` in ' Wingham . hospital,
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Tom Bueglas Undeit• Doctor's Care
Tom :Bueglas :of Ashfield; was
in . Wingham Hospital ..for a few
days, receiving treatment for dia:
betel .;Tani is spending this week,
at home, getting his extensive
arm' business ' in -7o k der,'before;
• G A:.' Webb were• vii 'and' ;Mrs•
T'riday,returning to the hospital for ',fur-
Leash McGee- and son'. George
E •' .N.. Hodgins leftthen last Mr. andWMrs. Fred Smith of• treatment:_ •
.week for IHami ton, where . she
will. • sperd'the Whiter with Mr
and . Mrs. Glen Moore.' Mr...: Moore
has been `quite 'ill With virus
pneumonia.
Brussels, • Mr. and'. Mrs: Chester.
McPhee of Nile ,:and- Mrs. -Roy
Williams and .Mrs. Williams,:.8r.
of Sarnia ' and Mrs'..1arvey Pett,
man and. Mrs. Wilson . of Nile: •
Presbyterian Guild •
The.Presbyterian''Guild pen.
ed vith the theme taken . from
Tsaiah. Hymn. 81-, Wag sung 'and'
the Lord's•
.prayer repeated. The..
scripture Genesis;. ; was. read by -
E1mer.;:Unnlbach, A piano solo was
*rendered .Ib.y Mr.; West: Mrs. J..
Little spok6 on the topic•. A duet
was sung by . ,Ruth 'Johnston. and
,Gladys Chin, 'Hymen 37,2 •tiaras• sung
The meetingWas closed with. the.
benediction;
;LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH,
Minister: Rev. W. J. M uinford,
M.A., • B D.i. S.T.D. •
Sunday, •November 27,-19491
WORLD
7, 1949WORLDMISSION SUNDAY `
"Lengthen thy cords
and strengthen thy •
stakes".
1215 p.m.: Sunday :School
7 p.m. The Gospel Realized
in Human Life. ;
Men's Choir at Evening
Service.
The public cordially invited-.
to: worship with us
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Whitechurch Teani Held •Social
The Whitechurch Nine;. who
- ee entered in the Indoor Soft
ball . League, held 'a .social even-
ing recently' '.in Whitechurch .'hall.
Fred. Newman was Chairman and.
during the evening, presented the
team With new sweaters; 'w'hich
had arrived too.: late' for use:44r;
ing the;' schedule,. Whitechurch :got.
offs to a • good start, ,but faltered
in the. stretch,and°ere,nosed out
of '•a. playoff spot -in* the final
The evening- featured ; "a box
social, with Well Henderson :auc-
tioning off about...f fty boxes;' Tif:
fin's orchestra supplied. Music for
dan,ci•ng .Earlier in. tile. ' evening
Mrs: Tian. Tiffin• had, presided; at
the piano for community singing
and 'Mrs.. Scholtz had charge. of
Thankoffering. Meeting `
The ' Tharikoffering : meeti•
ng of
the Afternoon and Evening Aux. -
Mary :of
uxiliary,:of the W.M:S. was well`at
+index Tuesday .evening, :N:oven .-.
{ber' 15th .in': the church.
yv ebster, president of the' Even
ing
Auxiliary,; . conducted the:
meeting. •. assisted . by .Mrs. W • B.
Anderson, president of the After-
-loon .Auxiliary, A most. inspiring
and; helpful message on the,'topic,
"Friendship''!, was delivered-. by.
by
the guest..' speaker, Mrs . • Allan,
McTavish of Ripley. Mrs. Crispin
favored with a• piano, instrumen-
tal• and Miss Margaret Rae ren
dered:a vocal solo. After the.nniz
pah benediction ' was pronounced
the ladies of the Afternoon; Aux
iliary _served:1unch •
U.4ted Church Y.P,S
' The meetin g wasp opened ;with:
1-ymn, ;500: followed .w'ith' prayer
by Murray McDonagh. The .scrip-
ture' lesson' was taken by .Donald,
a makeup.;eentest: for the-,yQung MacNay after which.lbusiness was
'folk;The-d`o:or prize was won'.byT
•Vivian Fisher'.
REV. J. W.: STEWART of Tra-
falgar assisted in installing the
officers'' of',,the Wingharcn Order'
of the Eastern 'Star recently. Mel --
yin Stewart_ is associate patron.
.During the meeting :Mrs: J.' W.
Joynt sang "My :_Task'
tl I. BORN.
'LUPTON In, 'Vancouver; on
Wednesday, 'November." 9th, ' to.
Mr. and M'rs.' Dick, Lupton (nee
Dorothy Barter), ,'a. - daughter,,
DonaIda ,Ann;" ,Mrs. ` Lupton, is a.
niece' :of Mrs. R. H. '-Thompson.
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Refrigerators
Electric is etr Ranges
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Washers g
Vacuum -• Clean ers• •;
Combination 'Radio'
Phonographs
A antel Radios
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Phone 110
Automatic Irolis
• Automatic Toasters
• Electric Clocks.:'
Trilight Lamps
Table Lainps
Ski .Equipment
Hockey & Skating Sets
any .Piper Electrical and §poring Items
too numerous to mention:
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ucknow
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conducted -by president Jack Mc
'Kim,,;United Church • calendars
were distributed• among members.
These sell at. 50c.-Aifter' this Wil-
lard ' Thompson, Christian. cul
: ture convener, -look. charge of the
meeting. Slides" were shown on,
the life and. - work , of -the Indian
poetess .Pauline Johnston. ;These.
-.proved'Very interesting, The
-hymn "A:bidewith me"'`and the
(benediction closed . the meeting.;
Dance Well Attended.
"There fae•the. usual big crowd
at the' Ka,rshea St. Andrew's •ball
on Friday night.' Carruther's . or
chestra `supplied the", music . and
John 'Smith. was caller -off. Pipers
Frank MacKenzie,: and. Wilfred
1VIcQuillin were • en hand, `sup
plemented ` Iby , pipe music.• by:
Members •of the . Elphick family
from Pinkerton.
• ",Prank • and • Wilfred : gave ail
irnpromPtu , program of dancing,
.and piping in the. Courncil, r,oatn,
A the. urging' of -the crowd.
SHOT WOLF . .IN WAWNOSH
Con.
The pelt•'of a wolf, shot on C
9, West Wawanosh, .,was present'-
ed at the,,.'County' buildingin
ed at . the County• building: in
Goderich .on' Thursday; in claim-
ing .the bounty. The marksmat
was .Donald Cook; fi. 1, Belgrave:
'.The 'w:olff was.. shot within a•
hair milefrom the Lucknow
road, after Donald andhis com-
panion had •beeiiiattracted by the
yelps . of their :hound; which the
wolf had on itsback with 'its'
fangs sunk -into the canine. The
wolf momentarily released the.
dog, ' which was joined .in.'the .at-
tack by a collie 'dog. The 'pair
dawned the wolf and Donald fin-
rr. igid. it with a shot from his s2.2
:rifle'. . •
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GIRL GUIDE NEWS
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Thei
G rl Guides held their' reg-
ular
ar meeting in the Legion ;:Rooms
onF i
r doy' evening; .The : rollcall
was taken : and ° fourteen' -Were
present
The business` Was discussed.,
There- Was a sing Song 'and then
lunch was served. We ,played sev
eral' games; „Horseshoe formation
was • formed :and "the meeting
closed by , repeating. the . Girl
Guide prayer and singing taps.:
There *ill be •no. Girl: Guide
Meeting next week.
obtained and .the 'strong box from
e' , e• e• ox and .r
were later'' found �sca'tt
the swamp near Th
's Home. •in''
y • .. Culross.
COLLECT GARBAGE EVERY
u't'H141t WEEK • IN WINTER
The ••garbagecollection' -service
in Lieknow which now; • operates
the. year round, :will be curtailed'
during the.winter months.
-Collections Will be made. every-
second week,, effective in Deceits_..:
gular .
th e•sa f Th b is e�ontentsx`
w ered about,. •
inThos.. Mui-
ra
ler., ' T'here • will • be , the :re . - •
- collection: on December .1st and.
SCHAILBACIL',S. Hardware • a t :2nd''With the next. collection be-
Teeswater,• was broken into re ing held on the l5tl and ,16th o
ct
•cently: A quantity of: cash was Decemlber
Science is a i.
pl,y>ng an increasingly 1 ' m-,.
portant role in:Canada's new Army. In
heavy anti-aircraft, • for example, coin-..
plex` radar equipment predicts to with
in a few feet exactly•where the target
is and will, be The gunners, their backs to the target, fire
with amazing accuracy by instrument.
Training men in the use of ' modern: • scientific . equip -
Mein
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mens .is, a major requirement in Canada's new Army.
• Thousands of young men are attending some, of the finest
`schools in. the count ecializin in 'electronics, •raclar
rY�sP g ,,
radio and telephone. In addition, there are openings, for
• clerks, drivers, fnechanics and 'inaty other trades.
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New higher pay;'good foci.d and quarters,, trades train-
ing and the opportunity for advancenient Make ..the ,
Canadian Army Active Force one of the most attractive, •
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,careers open to young men today,,. You areeligible if you
are,' 1
7 or over and cart meet Arm_yregtiiremenfs. Visit
your nearest recruiting, office. Soon, for full details. Bring
certificates of birth and education Nith you.',
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Room 2218, 'C" Bldg., Lisgar St.,
OTTAWA, Ont.
No. 5 Personnel Depot, Artillery Parke
Bagot St:,;KINGSTON,Ont.
Nd. 6 Personnel Depot; Chorley Pdrk, Douglas Drive, .
TORONTO, Ont. •
No 7 Personnel Depot, Woisely Barracks; • Eli obeth St:;
LONDON, Ont. `'
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THE CANADIAN ARMY
"INSURANCE FOR PEACE" •
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