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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1950-11-16, Page 6• • • • PAGESIX 11114 LUCKNQW SENTIITEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO • .. 'HLT .. 1ST.OVEMBKR 16th, 1050 QUALITY FARM EQUIPMENT Sales and Servicer Belt‘‘Imperial'' Threshing Machines Gilson. Refrigerators and Washers Woods Combination Frigidaire and Freezers, Grinders, etc. FARM EQUIPMENT LTD.: uron Road 'Phone 1132 :: Goderich. On Sub Agent: PORTER'S• WELDING SHOP 'Phone 87-r-4,' Lucknow • 11; 11 11,r•r. and Mrs. Maurice Hodgins 'arid •Elwood, visited: with' Mr. and Mrs. Everett Johnstone'at Barrie over: the past week -0d. A number of A.Y,P.A, members front here attended' :the banquet • and . rally at Tara on Wednesday cast,: ' Mr. Harry Bell visited for a few, days during the' week with Mr. and. ..Mrs, Howard McGuire of Olivet.: The Sr. W.A,.met at the church on Thursday afternoon with Mls, Wm. Wall as hostess, There was ::krae...?1HM'.sersv,. d8ns with 16 'members and 7 ' visitor's pr:•es7 eat, Following the usual oPening exercises Mr. Henderson, : Mrs. Vrooman and Miss Talbot of. the Singer•Sewing.Machine Centre at Goderich gave a very interesting demonstration of the uses of fhe various attachments of 'the Sing- er Sewing machine: (Mrs. Vroo- 'rn:an, did the demonstrating). Mrs. Murray expressed the th.anks4•of the Institute. Mrs. , Vroornan and Miss" Talbot acted as judges for the house dress contest ''a n awarded' prizes' to Mrs. Jack Ack; ert 'an'd Mrs.' P. A. Murray..',,Af ter the. demonstration they were -a good. :attendance of ;tuembers all ask'd.. to "sign their, names for and as their guests;:. they enter a, free sewing • course with 'Mrs. tained a number from the Luck, Ed Schaeffer • being lucky; Later now WA The president; Mrs the business was dealt* with. It Tom Hodgins Presided and open ed. the .Meeting '• With ,the 'W, A, hymn "The' love of Christ con straineth .us,"; "IVIts. Ed- Schaeffer read; the scripture lesson the 121st Psalm. Prayers • followed with Mrs,. James Hodgins offering .the prayer for the, prayer , partrner. The roll call was 'responded to ! with a ,Bible•. versecontaining. the '• i word "Remember'''. The president I welcomed the visitors and wished their• newly .formedbranch every success in the• years to 'come. r . Mrs. ,Wilbert Hodgkinson made' a fitting reply; and thanked the ,local ladies for •their kind invi tation:''Business , was .then„ dealt with• and it. was . decided 'to have a' special meeting day each year in 'aid of • the `Columbia Coast Mission.. The hymn "Go labor ,on"' .and the litany: closed , the meeting and a •splendid. bale of clothing, quilts and Christmas treats. .arid gifts was; packed ,for the. Moos- onee , Mission School. , A. dainty lunch vvas . .served ' by the ,hostess . and a social chat. enjoyed The December hostess .:.is Mrs. Ed Schaeffer..:. 'Mr:• and,• Mrs Wm, „Walsh ;of Huron ,visited on Sunday with Mrs. Milton 'Walsh.. • Mr :and Mrs; Arthur: Phillips and Peggy. Were week=end visitors with ' Mr. and Mrs.' 'J. R. Lane and Mr; and '.Mrs Frank .Maulden.' ' : A` • most •in pressi.ve R'errlern 'brane.e. ,Day' service.was::'he%d, on. Saturday;' morning, Novembe•r.. 11. at the Township. Hali Mr..Ernest Ackert was: chairthan 'and pupils • from Kinl,ough, 'S_S; No.. ,3 :'and' ' Holyrood schools. took their: places platfiar-xrarid--a11^. in. singing' .,`.`co Canada". after which a two::minute silence,.was abserved in memory of• those who bard the supreme sacrifice in the two world •wars. "Following this Marion Percy read an ,Armistice poem. ; and• ;the ''school children sang;the hymn "U God our Help", Florence MacDonald- then read another poem' in;:keeping with: -Remembrance-day.,. The • SEhools, again favored with the patriotic song ' "Our country" and Lois Johnston recitedthe well.,known poem,"In•Flander's Fields". A touching''reading in keeping with •Novernber 11th, was read by 'Mrs.. TOM Hodgins. The chairman then • spoke briefly ."and .'introduced the. ;guest speaker, the'Rev.. ford of'.:'Lucknow :•who ,gave a Most inspiring ;address 1.Irs. 'Wil= liam Wall .and. Mrs:, Frank• Jphn- stop• who each.'had.'a • son in ser.:. vice, placed the Wreath. and all joined in singing: the- National. Anthem: The president .of the In.- st tttte :then. thanked Dr.,. ' Mum- ford. for his splendid' address, Mr Ackert •for ably acting •as chair- man, hair man, the pianists; Mrs: Jgyce Courtney and MissEdna Boyle, I r o .; the teachers • and .pupils • of the schools for ,their part and every; one who took part in the pro- -gram:•AShe-aisa re nein eyed• -the. teacher. of their school, the late Mrs. Crispin, who .had been call ed. to higher service since within the past few days and who, had .helped to prepare the pupils of SS.' No. 3 There are .many who attend. these Remem'b'rance s'er- 'vices year after •" year and. it is .the wish of : the entire Women's Institute for all to.'take:time' off On tTovember :11th to pay. tribute' to those who-. helped • make free- dorPo ssible ' for us: .':. Mr. and ° Mrs. Ezra Stanley .motored to. North Bay, t6 visit. Their children' remained here and are with relatives until their par- eats return, ' The Holyrood' Women's insti- tute' met nstitute•rnet on November 9th at. the was deeded to apply for the leg Isla tve..,grar t, . also" tri OW eel for the Save the •Children . Fundto be sent next week. A report was given on the play and: dance showing a profit of $24,06. Conveners for a social evening . under. the auspices of the Insti- tute were Mrs_ P. A, Murray and Mrs, Frank'Z:hompson.,Mrs. Jack Ackert demonstrated the making of a Judy for horse sewing. The meeting closed with God Save the King and refreshments,,' were served. Mr. Clifford Sinmpson of Lon, don was a recent:'visitor with his cousins,; Edna and May Boyle:` .Remember the hot ,fowl.' supper ,' in the Anglican Church next. Wednesday night' from .5.30' Program to follow. ' 1 1. NEVER• NEED MY SHAWL, M'OW._ WE HAVE SUC44 STEADY, NEALTNFUL`NEAJ' �vie iCfl Young or old,:. millions- know ..`that ,'blue coal' makes a. big difference in comfort -.More beat for. coldest days!•The steady heat; that's more healthful to live ' in! Phone us today for `blue' coal.'' Circler :now.,, ENJOY AUTOMATIC '.HEAT CONTROL and save money, tool 'blue coal' . TEMP -MASTER cuts fu bills!' Free home demonstration. Come in, or phone' today, M. MURDIE, .MANAGER: 'PHONE, 11 'blue coal's' COLOR GUARANTEES YOU GET THE BEST! FIFTY YEARS TARRIED.. ' ®uring . ° on ay ernoon : an• evening,Noverrtibero 6th, a host of friends and relatives called 'at the. home" of Mr. and ; Mrs. Lorne, .Scriingeciur. 'of Blyth, .to extend' heartiest congratulations to them on the occasion ,of their • golden. Wedding. anniversary.; • •Mr • and Mrs...Scrirngeour ,were married . in ' 1900 .in a • .wedding' ceremony , performed by the late Rev. Mr.• 1VIcKay, at:'the Langside manse. Fallowing their marriage they' lived at. Auburn from .1900 until they moved to, Blyth in 1912.. ./ • :Seven" children; . were .born' to the union, sit' •of.''whorn are 'hy- ing, .and were present to : assist with the anniversary„ festivities. •'The eldest,, Frank, died by drown- ing in :1926. 1VIr,: Scrimgeour .was born` ill West 'Wawanosh, a son of rhe late Alex Scrimgeour and .his, wife. nn i rer. ' e wor e• as, car penter and contractor since. 1899. Engagement' Announced Mr. 'and Mrs..Eliner J. Farrish, Gorrie, announce the engagement of their. daughter„ Mildred. Emma, to: Donald.,Fredericlt Leader, son of Mrs. Mary Leader and the late. Fred : Leader . of Hespeler. • The Marriageto take place. November 18th. .at 3:00 Pm.in Gorrie Un-. ited'.Church TEACHERS EXCHANGE , CHRISTMAS'..C'ONCERT' IDEAS Mrs, Roy :MacKenzie of, Ripley was 'hostess tothelady teachers of, Ashfield Tosiinship on Tuesday night of • last • week.` They met to discuss' 'and exchange . Christmas concert' ideas. 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