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THE LUCKNQW .SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,,ONTARIO
EQraham iShern'ff has ' moved
from. Dorchester to Simon.
Miss: Dorothy Gammie recently
joined' the local .staff of the Bel].
Telephone Company. ,
Miss. Lena. Roibinson .haS joined
the nursing staff of Wingham
General Hospital,
. Miss. Bell Robertson has re-
turned from Torontowhere oshe
spent several weeks;.. t
Miss- Margaret Murray i'ettrrn.,
ed. from Wingham Hospital
day morning and Sat present at
the home of R.: `H. 11/icQuillin,
Mi',' and Mrs. Lloyd Stewart
and Miss' G�wen°':Stiart of :Strat-:
-ford' spent the, week -end, at.: their
▪ i.hcnie •here,
Thompson spent the
,linter part Of the `Week' in. Nor:
• wood at the .borne' 'of Mr... and
Mrs*. Ron 'Rothwell.
Visit; rs• at th'e home_ of Mr. 'and
Mrs. John. England ,o'ver..::.the
week -end Wer.e •.Miss Loi, ise Eng-
land and Mr. Raymorjd Morrisey;
Weather conditions .and
ness cut dawn the ,attendance "last.
week at .the Women's, Institute
4hort . course`. i.n:- needlecraft:` . The.
instructor w a s• 'M i. s s Audrey
•:'Spence;, - whose hone . was in
Lucknow 'at one tinne, and -who
attended school' .here:
Mrs° R. J. arneron, 'who has
;been ill at'the home of her dau-
ghter, Mrs, N. E. g el'' was
taken to Wingham Hospital on
Wednesday;
Mr; and. Mrs. K. R. Chester
(nee Tessie Henderson) and their
young spnhave `moved' f rom Tor-
onto. to stake .uip residence hef•e
in the Henderson home.
Mrs. Archie 1VIacIntyr;e spent a
few days in Toronto 'last : week
with her sister, Dr,mAnna Nicho-
'son Wriight,of Saskatoon, who at -
'tended a•+c'ouncil meeting of Thr
Canadian Anesthetists' Society
The r eguiar"' Meeting of the
Women's Ii titute, 'Wi:11,,be,held on
Friclay'
, Mai•ch 10th" Auction :sale.
'T-iorstpss,e, Mrs„ R:• It Macl enz,ie,.
rsi,Solorxno:n, iVlis Havens,::.11ltis'
S. Reid. : • . •
Mrs; Margaret herwood, ,re. -
turned' home to.Wi kie, Sask.,:`at-
ter rending. the winter: with her
sister's, Mrs i '.W•. R. Farrier of
Whitechur'c4h and Mrs. Sam. Reid.
and other,* relatives.
Rev: -Duncan Farris •of Streets=
ville .was the:guest on. Sunday:`of
Mr. and Mrs. Cani'eron MacDen-
ald :Rev. :Farris ,was•'..the first
minister to: occup3; the .:pulpit • of
the- Presbyterian.- C h u r c h in
preaching for .4:call.'
The ; "regular meeting Of the:
Cubs' was .held on ; Tuesday even
,ing with an 'attendance–Off 15.
Following the' opening 'cerarrioh ..
res; games were played: 'with :the
tubs; ,therm gathering in .their liars`
for One Star instruction by : th,e.
leaders.
Prentation of ',Sire'''s Stripes' ~.
was made to Bob Glardner, and
Op ':Second's Stripe ., to Bill Fish
`er, Roy :Erri,berlin and Ronald
LOO'A 7IEAC"1C' A`F T D.
BY . HANOVER- SCHOOL FIRE
The 'destruction by fire of'the
Hanover :Publie'School°early last
Thursday morning had special:
signrfic.ance locally 'Miss Helen;
Thompson has been a: member• 'of
the Hanover. 'teaching staff .fowl-
several.'
r,
several' years, and in the fire 'lest
practicailly •everything in the line,
of ;books, notes, teaching aids, etc.
that one :•would• ,accurtiuliate!, in
civier _.twenty' years, :of teaching,.
Miss' Thompson •spent,"'th,e :Week-
end, here and..repoi.ted..=for duty;
on Monday iinorninlg•: at the: Town
Hall when' the 'staff and students'
Saw Eire-• Fightin Films
porary aiiragements • .for. .carry:
rig on el.asses.
TO'SELL"GLEBE: kr
WHITECHURCH •.
The Presbytery o f Huron -
Maitland• .of the Presbyterian
Church, met. ,1lasit week at Clinton,
with the moderator, Rey. George
Milne,. _ pr,.esiding. •
�Corrimissioners ' to "the General
Assernlbly to be` held in McVicar
Memorial Church, Montreal, in
June, were appointed from.. the
Presibytery, viz: Dr, C. H. Mac-
Donald ' of.. Bluevale, ' and Rev.
John Hutton of Molesworth and
Gorrie;.,'with elders ;froth South,.
Kinloss and Kfnlough,' and••froni
Lircknow •and Dungannon, •
Report from.:the General; As
sernlbl'y's . committee .on -,the pre
Assert- bly 'Congress,..•whic,h; is ''to''
Celebrate' the 7th anniversary of,
the union of the' fours branches
of the' Pres'byterilar : "Ch'urch in
Canada as of 1875,: Was read,..and•
delegates 'to -'the 'Congress. were,
appointed. by 'th'e : •Presbytery, '-as
well „ as those to ` represent ..the
.Young. People's Soeietios and the
Women's • Missionary Societies
within the bounds of the 'Pres-
bytery. • •
Reiv. •A. Ninlmo reported that
Lucknow and Dungannon, Jcon
gr-egations w111 beg; to- hear
candidates for:a `'call on..Sunday,
March'. 5th...,
Tentative • 'arrangements were
made • for an •itirery through : the
_Presbytery for Rev.' Allan Reoch,
one_ of the' church's missionaries
to Manchuria; :and' China; if pass
?phe' nomination for the ;Mod
'erator` of the: •Synod• .of 'Hamilton
and London, made )by ,the Pres-.
Ibytery, :: was Rev, . D "J; 'Lane of
Clinic who had: serve .Over' 30
.. n, d
years withip the Synod:.
The name of:Rev,, Carlyle Web-
�steno : Charlo tetow . i'
. f b n, P.E, ,. was'
'put into nomination .for the mod=
.eratorship .4. -•the General •' As
se�rnlbly, as' the c hence, ,of ,this
Pres'bntery.
The;` ,Presbytery... endorsed • ,a'
strong.., resolution,'expressng, its
protest.,against the .en:aotnient of
any possible, provincial -leg;sla
tion perimitting: the commercial-.
iza i n: of s' ' in an ` m nicr-
t o orfs
A Y n.
-pality in the, province on:theSab
hath, .; and. copies .•of the re.solu
tion were -'ordered tom
forward'
ed to the 'local. "''inemlbers of :the,
Ontario 'Legislature, 'and to . the
Provincial: secretary.
Permission.; was granted by the
Presbytery to the congregation Of
Tavener. The' meeting: closed. with
the Cu�b',prayer,:,Standing ;in. the:
Six Corn e+t tion' i re =
G :=197
p Y . ,
T92;'Red' 191, White 155
Sixteen members of the Luck .
now Fire ,Company saw an inter= i
seting„ ::group` :of „..;films at The
Playhouse theatre pn.Sunday -af-
ternoon. . They were Of an educa=
'eceived instructions asTt'o tem
tional nature on .su'bjetts; plea in,
with fire .fightirig ,methods and
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the 1ocaI volunteer,`brigaile,'
GIRL: 'GUIDE
NEWS
: ' The ` Gini Guide meeting was
held iji the .form of a.. sleigh rid-.
7Vhatechurc to sell part of the
Glebe, at resent lieldnging to
the roans property. Two repre- I
sentatiiv+es , of. the congregation -
spoke 'fp • the, congregation con=
cerning lis` request..
The'ne3et 'meeting of the court
vas 'arranged for, in' "StArid-
yew's.Churcl, Wirigham;: on the.
Piresbyter ;,an. Young Peeples held`
1s !
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ITED. CH•URCH
Minister:. Rev. NV. J Miiinitore,
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SUNDAY, MARCH :10th ,
11 a m "F�ce to Face With.,
God•
1215 p,m •'Sunday School
'7,1J0 "The:
Tp "he Moral Law".
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inrg, par . y. e me : a l:e ecrea-
tiorual Centre` at 8.00 • o'clock. At -
ter going around the town we„re
turned; to :the Recreational Centre
Where ky.e had.liineh 'There were
"fifteen present:
Presbyterian' Young Peoples ...
The- 'Legular meeting of ; 'the
second:. Tuesday:May,.: •
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March -Gth;; opened "with, the sin;;-
ng oC hymn` 292;,': The: scripture;
St. John• '15 12-27, was ::read: by,
•Betty. .Miller, followed , by ° the
•Lord's prayer in,:, unison. Miss
Pearl` Inc?nderson• :took. the Bible.
'study, ::Following hymn' 272'`. a
duet Wass sung by :Joan and Joyce
Can,�p;hell. , Elinor Umbach 'cies-
ed the, ::meeting ,w.ith 'prayer:.'
BORN
WALL-in,Wing'harn Hopsital •on
IVRindiiy, March.:6th, to Mr: •and.
Harr Wa11 Lu.cknovi a
M'rs.
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datighter ..
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•Guarantee
Trust Certiif cotes
ISSUED fOr`any anno:utit . .'..'for a term' of
five years .: ; , guaranteed both as to principal`
and interest + .,Interest'clieilues dialled to
reach holders- on due date, or, at , Holder's
ojition, may be all'ovi ed : to• accumulate. at
compound: interest. ,
An ideal;investmentfoi
Eixecutoiis •: Individ`u all . Administrator;
,Committees .' Corporations • Trost” 44
Cemetery' Boards • Hospital Boards
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STERLING TRUSTS -
C'ORP'ORATION
37.2_ Bay• Street,: Toronto 1.
38 years in Business,
Received Her; Cap `
Miss. Gwendolyn'. Stewart ' was
o
;one of a groupf 'student nurses,
at the :;gtr'atford; ,General l ospi
tat who received her 'cap 'at; an
itnpressluve ceremony Saturday
afterri'on :.at the .nurses res;
rlen c' The: "ce pg
n ceremony.
p'P.
.follows, the completion' of the,
probationary .period. Gwen isthe
elder' daughter'', of . Mr.:. and- 1Virs:
Philip Stewart.
Installs :Seed, -Treating Machine
S. E. "Robertson has. installed'ia
Pa,nogen liquid. disinfectant
'machine rat' his ' seed ,'Cleaning.
plant, that eliminates the, objet-.
ionalble - •dui ,from 'the present
..systemof seed treating:
United 'Church Y. P. IL
Theregular weekly, meeting of
the Young PeOples was' held ,on
Monday evening with Donald
McNay, Chi$istLa.n . missions con.
ivener, in 'change of the ;program.
Following the .opening devotion -
41 and business periods, Miss
Sean • Osborne addressed ' th.i
meeting. Tri,' recognition of Edu-
cation Week, she spoke on "Edu-
cation : and 'the Church'' referring
to Ale .educational facilities: ;prri
vided by the United Church at'
home and overseas,, tbroui h th
'various depaa'ta'rientstaf'the church
and also through , the cntircit'
()Wheel schools:' acid l.�. ►lleges. This
proved very''intereting °and in
formlative. In ,conclusion she gave
a , hurnorous. sketch of the prob
leins,;+ of today's ,modern ' youth,•
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