HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1950-07-20, Page 8THE LUCKNOW • SENTINEL; L:UCKNO,W, ' ONTARIQ.
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Christies,
Midget Ginger Snaps
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Heinz •Sweet Mixed Pickles
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.Fancy Pack in handy re-
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Burns . Weiners . 8x". Beans . ••
15 .oz,, tin 32c
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on
° BORN
CRAWFORD—in. . W inghain Hos-
pital ,; ori Tueslay, .July . 11th, . to
Mr:: and: Mrs: Ernie Crawford,
Lucknow, a son, 'Douglas Wayne,;
HENR -at • .A 'exandra Hos itah
X' 1.
Goderich, on July 7th, '1950, .' to.
:Mr. and Mrs,.Ross Henry, R R. 2,.
Lucknow, a daughter, Mary Lou:
CHURCII PICNIC
LUCKNOW:Sr. DUNGANNON
The annual, Presbyterian Sun-
day School and congregati nal
picnic' was held at U ambor.: Park,
'Goderich, on. • July 13th . Iii spite
of 'the iriclernent weather a ;large
crowd Was in. attendance' :anti -a,
good tfrrie' enjoyed 'by ,all. Wrn
ners in the: various ,races` were as:
,follows : 5'.&• under, Dianne Jam-•
ieson.'. girls 6 .'and .under Nancy.. THE
Irwin; boys 6 and ung er, •.Tommy
Walney; :,girls 8,.and.under,•:Mar-,
.lene Stanley; ,boys 8 and under, •
.Wayne Stewart; 'girls 10 and un-
der, Dor-is `Mitchell; boys ,10 and'
under, Donnie. Reid; 'girls 12 and:.
under, Betty Armstrong;.. boys • 12
and under;.Bab, Martin; girls ;14'
and under, Jean Stanley; .:boys• 14
and u
SEE .13Y"HE
SENTfNEL
, (Continued. from page 1)
THAT "GreEn• Pi`orni.se" at T
Playhouse' this` week is
a `money back" picture if y
,don't like it, With an agile
auralsetting it � will be par-
ticularly appreciated locally,
TIAT'Allar ,MacCharles, son, of
'Mr. and. Mrs.. . Oliver McCharles,
,passed his entrance examina-
ions.with honors:• Another suc-
: cessful pupil at Paramount
school :Wag 'Catherine ° Ketchja-
baw, :daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
Jim Itetchabaw. .
TH ;T -M4 ' and Mrs., Bill .Alton
.of. . Toronto Are :spending. the
•,,sumer, as;"; is their" custom at.
,Scotia:.Orlt
THAT, Mr:and Mrs.. Robert Gay
of IVLgntreal Were callers in town
last' week;: Mr,. Gay is .a' son of
the late Jim Gay. „of Luckno'w;
and wlio .was .the. builder of the .
old Lorne Rink,: '
The
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Ot
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ar-
Olivet W, M,'S.
IThe July meeting of'the Olivet
W M,S.: was 'held in the church
with the president, Mrs. J. Mac=
Tav!sh,, in charge.' The meeting
opdrred with a hymn ",and 'the
Lord's prayer followed with re-
sponsilve reading of a psalm. Mrs,
Daisy McCharles .. read an �aek-•
nowledgemen.t • of 'the bale sent
to Church Relief Abroad in Tor.
'onto It was decided to entertain,
Ithe Baby Band •andMission Band
' in, August, Mrs:' E. Osborne had
the devotional reading with com-
ments. and prayer. Mrs. D. Mc
Charles` gave a reading on Korea
and . Mrs. M. . Coiling on Jack
Miner's ` Ibii•d missionaries; The
reports: of. the leadership 'school
• held in• NficMastei University yin
Hamilton were' ` very ably,' given
Iby' Mrs: J.. McTavish and Mrs
Brydon,; The meetir g'closed' with
a .hyr�hra and praye y Mrs, r
1V1k,Tav h,
o:
THAT . in ,. renewiru , .her"Sentinel I
g.
'subscription Miss; Josie • Mac-
donald 'of Calgary .Says,. `I
wouldn't want • to miss the old
home paper"
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young women's race, Winnie Ste=
rwart;': young men's race, Kenneth
McAllister;'married ladies a 'ace,
Mrs. Jack' Fisher; married 'men's
race,' Camerlin.`MacDonald, slip- . see : thts:ew Uxi'rE..'
er • kick,. Winnie Stewart; ball BRIEF sheern, GalfoRnta cut,.
hrnng
wil ( S $ill seamless front, and back,
:' Iboy ), y Mothers; . Nylon elastic waistband.
South Kinloss W.M.S...
The. July meeting ,Of the South.
Kinloss W,M..S.' «Vvas held at the
home of Mrs. Lloyd 1VIacDoupall
'with a large .crowd of.' members
and, visitors present. Thte meeting
opened by singing . hymn 666 fol-
.1owed by: the: Lord's, Prayer in
unison,; The . moll-. call .was .ans-
wered .by a verse' of scripture
with:the word "trust", in ;it..The
scripture and"Lmeditation was
T t . SDA A.. JULY 20th, 1.9&0 ' •
•
taken by Mrs W'. F. MacDonald'.
The topic from 'the study book.•
was given 'by Mrs., Gilbert H'am;-
ilton followed by a reading by
Mrs. Fraser MacKinnon. Miss
Betty and ,Joan Hamilton favored.
with a 'duet. Those taking ',part
in the prayer circle were Mrs.
L. C. Maclver, Mrs. Alex Suther,
land,"Mrs: ,Allister Hughes, .Miss
Martha Sutherland and ' : Mrs.
Douglas Graham. Mrs. Ba.ulch
closed, the meeting with prayer•
after which a social time was en-
joyed.
THE. volcE, OF. TEMPERANCE
The writer of this:• paragraph
places .on record _his appreelatipn
of ,the •• faithfulness and : persever
ance of the Police in .apprehending.
law ..breakers,. and in upholding ,
the authority of s'the; law. , Thezr.:
ls`not 'an easy unddertaking ". Lav ••
breakers, acq lire •ski'lt' not' only in
breaking laws but also in.,avoid•
;ng• 'detection, It is -sometimes
hard to: get adequate evidence
:against the law :breaker even
when. :it is 'common knowledge
that he, ,is 'breaking ,the law. But
sooner. or later. the law,. breaker
is caught and convicted. Sooner'
or later the police get ;their. man
In, these parts .the public, is
ng.,we11 served by an h'onest';auid,
energetic police, Let every'.boot
legger:. take warning-Advt. '
'UNDERTHINGS and .SLEEPWEAR
by. HO.LEPROOF
LIN.GERIE':.::THAT WON THE,
:A: 0jt:on
cabtm' . tua h
FOR "SUPERIOR SMARTNESS IN STYLING".
hone 8
tie race (ladies: and men), Mrs.
Jinn Wilson and,Dr. •Little, i�heel='
)baa row race ('boys), Donald', Mur-
ray and Kenneth McAllister 2 -
legged race (girls); Jean -Stanley
and. • Wilda 'Reid ,arra-•look', ire,
Ruth Johnston and Billy: Math-
ers. Of special;. interest was the
final race; 'the' leap 'frog relay, in.
!which the' boy Fold ;and ' young
.took part'..
Hurt In Haying Mishap
Stanley., McNall • of Welland,
who.'; is, holidaying" With bis moth-
er, Mrs. Thomas; McNall at Au-
burn, received. " painful ; injuries
last' week while assisting. With
haying operations en the .McNall
farm -'-Three fingers on the right
'hand were severely cut When
caught in a pulley. Further suf-
fering was " caused by the: "fact.
that all nails on the -injured hand;
were torn ofi.' Stanley was a pat-
'ient in • Goderich Hospital for a
'few days.
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