The Lucknow Sentinel, 1948-01-15, Page 8AGE
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• THE `VICKN6 W SMTIML, LUCKNOW, ;ONTARIO-
TOOK OFf ICE'
At :a one 'tmur session' -on Mon-
daynnorning;, Lucknow Village
I✓ouncil completed ..the" . year's
work, after which the members
of the new •Board took the oath
of office, and ..adjournment was
Made udtil the inaugural meeting
-that• nights
The 1948..Council is comprised
'of • Reeve W.. 'A., Solomon and
Councillors " Harvey Treleaven,
Samuel Sherwood, . Harry Nixon,
and R S. .Lavery.
Reeve Joynt was unable to `be
:present to :bid adieu -.to his col
'leagues of 'the past .term,: but
through Clerk Joseph Agnew,.
expressed his appreciation of
their. assistance Viand.. co-operation
throughout the ,year '
Mr. 'Agnew, also expressed, on'
-behalf of the retiring Reeve, his
thanks to -members of . the, bouncil:
and. c}tizeris- :generallyi ' foil 'the
kind 'sentiments contained in the.
resolution 'that was extended hire
at the nomination 'meeting,' and
lastly Mr. Joyzit's• best wishes
were :passed on,'to the newly in
ducted counc;i''for , a .year,:of
.csec
essfiil achievement' in conduct1
ing the 'affairs of the municipal-
`ity:
is thetime forKNJT1J6
THE HOLIDAY SEASON ISS OVER
HEE. HIVE YARN. Ideal for fancy ,socks, ski socks or sweat-':
ei's. I
oz, balls,'. .
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CQRTECELLI .BABY WOOL in white, pink aiid blue.
DOUBLE KNITTINGOL .suitable for boys' sweaters,.
fancy mitts, 2,6 oz. balls. .
CORTECELLI YARN in white, black, red, maroon,' brown;
• ., beige, green. i° trz. balls.
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ENGLISH KNITTING WOb
' L,=Extra'special yarn .for all
.r' fine .knitted garments. 4
SCOTCH• FINGERING:- YYRN,, 'in shades of '. brown,i Lovett,:
".'WHEELING YARN, O: V. -for heavy. knitting, .'mottled.
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• heather, grey.
empleto:
'rHU'$SDAY, JANUARY .15, 1948 .,
T'S `47,1 tio._,. .: o4kSa;�c..�;:,`�,:...:an..
Mid.Winter Glomi ni.
Seasonable
`Merchandise..
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BORN
1VlacINNES-Mr:" 'and Mrs. Leon-
and Maclnnes (nee, Freda Mac-
Dougalli "announce the birth- of
their on, John Leonard, at .Wing-
barn ;General . Hospital' on Thurs-
day, January 8th, 1948.. •
GIBBONS—On January 3,' 1948,
to Mr.' an • �" rs.. eorge • ' ons,
Ripley, a " son. ; ,
United Church W. M. S.
The first :meeting of the W.M.S.
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WOMEN'S &. MISSES.'
All Rubber Fleece Lined Oyerboota
Clearing it 20 Percent Off
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Children's, 'Misses,. an& Women's Slippers
Clearing at 20'. Percent Off
Mex's One -Buckle. Felt Slipper.
with, leather .sole . and heel,: all sizes, Reg. $3.3
Clearing at- $2.49
Men's .All Felt Sloes
leather, soleand heel, regular •$3.95
"Clearing at',$3.25
PREPARE YOUR MEAL
AROUND '` THESE
:conoMica!
lenu' Suggestions
:
Weiners .& Beans
' 28c
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Mums' Steak &, Vegetables
,.. 35c
burns' :Weiners' . 1
Tin ti 37c'
Meat i * Balis.. & Gravy
25c
the home ::of Mrs". C. Decker.' Mrs:
R. H. Thoiripsori. presided for 'tile.
devotiot‘l'period. Annual' reports.
were given, .Mrs., T. Burn's-, .treas-
'urer, gave .a very gratifying re -
•port .•showhig the Auxiliary had
met its objective. Rev.. J. W. Ste-,
wart installed the, officers 'for
1948 which are as follows.•, lion.
press, :;Mrs.: S. Rathyvell. and Mrs.
C Decker; pres., ' Mrs:. J W. Ste
Wart; 1st vice, Mrs. G. Andrew;
2nd vice, Mrs , R. H. Thompson;
tor, „sea.; Miss `E-va ` Greer; t.rec.
sec., ''Mrs.. W. B Anderson.; areas.;•.
Mrs:.: T. H. Burns; Christian, ste
vVardship, Mrs. ,..,Kilpatrick;:. tem.-
sec., Mrs. .W.: Drennan; ,supply
Zee., ` Mrs: D C. Taylor; slept. lit,
Mrs. R. 'Rae; com ;:friendship,: Mrs:
W. B, Anderson,: Mrs. R. Robert-
son; ass.: helpers,' Mrs. W: L. Mac
Kenzie; ,missioriary-mont111y;: Mrs.
C. Decker,; press sec°,' rs . E. . Tay=
ler; pianists, :Mrs J. !;Ha11,.; Mrs,.
G. MacDiarmid; . stipt Mission
Band, Mrs:. E.- Crawford, Mrs.:S:
Collyer, sept Baby Baird, 'Mrs:
AE. • McKim. A donation from'
Mrs. George Andrew Which Made
her a life •member;o£ the 'Society,
was' gratefully '.recetved. Th e
meeting .was closed with% • prayer
by Mrs. Andrew Refreshfnents;
were served it cludingLa-bi4thday
cake in honor of Mrs. J.,W. Joynt.
was ' decided to % gather : and' send
some of these needy. articles . as
-soon: as possible. 'The neting
closed by singing one verse- of
"God be with you. till` Again" and
prayer .by :Rev:, J'. A'. Smith.
United Church Y P S
The first ,-meeting. of the New
Year washeld on, Monday even -
Ing with the president• in `eharge:'
The opening devotional .exercises
included .:the ' call to . worship fol-
lowed by hymn, 571. Gwen Tye -
leaven led in -the ;' responsive read-
ing of the scripture •lesson,' and
IRev. Stewart .offered' prayer;
Sev-
l era matters .' of busiaies�s " 'were
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uy Of The Week
• MACARONI
with cream sauce & cheese
tin It
HOWSON, S
The StOre of.Friendly Service
'PRONE 82 . WE DELIVER
dealt :With and the.meeting Was
tion; ,OiVing Act .the small turnod:
the:- round table. discus:4-6n *Well
was to have :bee . 'held,' will, be -
.left Over to 'a 1 ter :date:- 'Next.
week's m'eting ill be at ;7.36.
PreSiYterjall
The regular, Meeting, of %the Y.
:P.. S; *as held on Monday even=t
ing, :January 12th. 74e Meeting
Opened with 'singing of , Psalm
ture reading.. by.. Mayrne Irwin:
-The : report .tof--Artatin
Stanley, and twaS seconded bY
Norman Tayler. A. Smith,
The January meetingiof South in:stalled the following officers:
Kinloss., W.M.S. *as held in the President•Gw,ent•Stewart; ist.Vice
basement?.or the churelCwith, an President, Norinan Taylor; 2nd
attendance of .8. In the absence 'vice . president; Ray Stanley; .see -
Lead, the 2nd vice president, toOk• pianist,. Eileen 'POrves; assis nt
the ehair. The. scriptUre lesson, pianist, Mary Chin; press rePor't-
John 6, *as read responsively. er, -Ardonna :Johnston; worship,
Mrs. Alek MacLeod tdok the med- Marion. MacDonald;.' fellowship'
itation. On.. this chapter.-Iteadingd Sam Chin, .Margaret Graham;•
suitable: to the New Year ,Were Christian , education, Velma Stan -
read' by Mrs. t• DARIO tgigham , arid ley, 'Mayrne "'Irwin; '.,leadership
Mrs, riarry:Lavis..A.reading from training, Nerman Taylor; service,
"The Record" .Mrs. Wnt. MaC. Gladys Macponald,. and , Mary
Donald entitled ‘fLet .make it Murdoch. A very excellent play
hapPier”, 'told us; of the great Was presented 'by the South.Kin-N
Regular. $d.00
Cleating at . $4.95
Men's 6 -Eyelet Blut er Cit Rubbers
Regular 43.45" •
To clear.. at $2.95 •
ONLY
S: E.... T.F1.
Cleirhig. it. $10.95
'4;EMEMEMEME, need for Supplies in EuroPe. It loss choir., letween acts, singing
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WHITE 1;FLANEL.ETTE.'.
Complete, Siocle Of
MEN' • WINTR OVERCOATS.
I*DUC.Eb TCp CLEAR .
and.I.eeOnard MacInnes was in,uCh to Mr. and .Mrs. Ellison HodgliA,
enjoyed, The meeting closed with Et 2, -HolY1'0.941, a.' daughter, lWarr
the ,benediction bY ReV: Eleanor.
anuar learm
UNDERWEAR,. SWEATERS • „
, • MACKINAW COATS
FOR MEN AND BOYS. '
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