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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1948-06-24, Page 2I PAGE TWO L•ANCri<SID,., Anniversar'Services w e r e 'held.. in the church .on Sunday with Rev, . L. C. Jorgenson of Bluevale in ,charge. Special mus- ic was given • by the choir with • 211irs,' John McGee of Calvin in -charge. The Y.P.S. heldtheir meeting in the church ern Monday even- • 'X'HE LUCK -NOW SENTINEL,, LUCKNOWW ONTARIO ing with Elmer Scott, the presi- dent,. in the chair, Gordon Wall read the scripture ,and Grace Richardson led in prayer, Mrs, Gordon,, Wall read the topic on "The. Problems of Today' and Mrs. Farish Moffat led in a dis- cussion. on the Subject, "The Church . in the Rural Commun- ity" Miss Margaret Moffat of Tor - .onto spent the week -end with her father, Mr. F, • G. 1Vioff at. Mrs. Arthur of Auburn is vii- iting with Mr. . and Mrs. :Gor don Wall, Mrs. Clark Johnston and Linda. are visiting with, Mr. and Mrs. Wim; Brown, •Mr. and Mrs. John Currie and family, Mr, and Mrs. Wrn, Lapp and family of Wingharn and Miss • • "r \‘,\ \\;\ \\\\\\' \ \‘\? The "Blue Book"\�\\*\\\\ your Canadian . . National Time Table. guide to Every-' wheriAnCanada. - ,,�. d„T in, da a. • out an , • . •' • yfor " ' �' ore than twenty years, the Inter -City .. `through' main lig Limited has been'providing re lar, dependable service .on •throug ai line •' P g. � P route . .'a .between the 'greatindustrial cities of Montreal, .�._ , Toronto*, Hamilton, London, Windsor Detroit gY earsth Chicago. o. Over the , e flow of travel. between these, busy and important centres; . 'travel' for business ....vacation and pleasure travel , .. has P moved: in growing volume on ..this popular :International train It's the pleasant way to ' e accommodations comfortable modern coaches • go:places, because,' a ,wide range; of sleeping , , "lounge cars and; dining car service provide'.a11 the facilities, to make yo it journey enjoyable. And it's the smooth, fast way to go ...a perfect roadbed . . easy curves, long "straight-aways" ... double track all the• way between Montreal and Chicago. Next time travel on the famous Inter -Cit Limited. You'll ride well, sleep we'il,; arrive refreshed: NADA , 1' pool Service Montreal --..Toronto only, COURTESY AND. SERVICE Wheiher'at hose •— pr "going places" ^•– in all your to'ntact..(nith Canadian National, you will experience courtesy awl service. , Eft' T1.W F�Ya ` litltl.l.i`i1 , d . ST ;J.MSETttS '+ HOTELS • .33 THURSDAY, JUNE .24th;' 190 Dolena Orr of London spent Sun- day with Mr, and Mrs, Wm, Orr. 'The W.M.S. met at. the home of Mrs. David Scott on Thursday. Mr, and Miffs; Farish. Moffat and, ,Gordon .+ visited.- •on Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Robb, Amber•ley. MORE BANDS of all kinds will, assemble at Waterloo k' a r.k Waterloo, Ontario, on . Saturday, 'June 26th, than 'have :ever as- sembled anywhere .on . the con- tinent, .At least 40 bands and possiblyover 50 from all .over Ontario, &• from Michigan.. • Music starts at- 8.00 a,nii and lasts . un- til, • midnight, With monster musi- cal tattoo in the evening. One. admission ..charge for whole ,day. and, evening. Beautiful. park. for;. picnics. ,.and " ample opportunity 'for' refrsehments. • To Reside In 'California Mr. and Mrs. George Cook have disposed of their home in •Kin- cardine and; are going to Cali- fo:i•nia, to reside: George ,and Mrs. •Cook formier.ly.' were residents of Lucknow.' They spent the winter in California and were' so taken `with the State, have decided to make their home there. HYDRO CUT BY,FELLED TREE There wasa hydro interruption of about three hours bon one ch., : cuit. in the tillage on Monday eV - ening, caused by broken wires resulting front :the. felling of..a big maple tree at- the home .iof, Mrs..'James. MacDonald `' 4 „ : Toft Cook. did -the tree -cutting, bid the °big, :75 -foot maple,:didn't: .drop 'Where he: expected it to. As a,ire ult ..it took down' the hydro• wire as it fell across the roads Thousands Plan . To Return . Oh'the basis .of replies : already received : by Allan ' Perkins of Paisley, general 'secretary . of. the. Bruce County:•Reunion; :it is .in-, dicated that' 16;000 ex-Bruceites havealready decided..t& return. to their native county. Thousands ,. more, no sloub. .are • planning to return but ha a not as yet, o>~ do: not, require to make any of-.. ficial advisement of their plans. • WITH THE assessment roll coni- pleted;and' .tax bilis printed,,' the Teeswater Clerk is:especially per - in the Bruce County: tax rate; that is going to mean.' a lot - of. work to . • collect ;the .. increased levy. KINCARDINE PIPE BAND has commenced n sinrirrier program • of Saturday night parades to 'Kincardine under ..Pipe idajor 1 James Irvin• • 'BEWARE, DON'T BREAK IT day ;In the : evening. 22 i elatives •enjoyed a turkey dinner Among ahem were her ,family, Mrs. Ro- land Grain (Mary), •Wingham; Mrs., Stanley' Dennis (Esther), of Wingham; Mrs; Joe Prior .(Mag-.: gie), Guelph; Will of :Guelph•arid Pete of, Ashfielci. We .:join .in ex - 'tending pp -tendin' many 'ha - • y 'returns:.;' g DUNGANNON. The Dungannon United church held special services ori Sunday in observance. of Flower: Sunday in the morning at ,11 aim: with Rev.. C..W. Down, Eke�ter,';itipp`ly pastor, in charge. The Church was beautifully decorated with -peon- ies, ferns, iris and either early summer flowers„ A white frame work • with • an open late, as a symbol,, of "Gates Ajar" nuclei a' lovely background, tied .4s tiie .. Sunday School scholars tmU tett. chers took their places in the, front seats,, first pr:osentiag l,uu:., quet of :flowers which, .ceived•.. and. plac.ed "'ins* tli% chancel. Singing' c<iriirr•it , iei,f. musical notes' throughout clic: ser. vice, ' which :agdadveed.' to Circ he y of the flowers .,and skirirri;time; . Down a .fine a(h1 e. on "Spiritual,, Gro',th": L'1{il(ta:c'tr'l': , 'hym,ns, were Sun and ."(16ci sats the Little .Sparrow Far • and "Binds °are. Singing". •w.erc•.sung by the Sunday School rpt•inbers Other. num,(bers.• w:ere a duet by Misses Gwen :Treleavein and .Joan Rivett, "Gates of Gold" andbe'• fore the last hymn Miss lt•Iarietta • Stingel.. sang "Life's- . Lovely Things". 'Mrs. .Leroy ganiSt, accompanied for all piano. The splendid i•ntir(,st and attention given 'jby. the ;:cl:1lirs was afterwards" retnai•ked by the Sunday School siperilifi'n'(t(nt,, Mr. Matthew Shacklet{,ra a n d :others. 'Iii the:.evenint; (. r.�•icc in .remembrance of 'Fath( Dar :. was:. sponsored by.. the. •\y,'(rm r's. ,Association. and ,was :eian(,11 ' E i1:lig Rev. DOw-n°. A. :Male r•hoir h.-cf.the` singing and. lVir. Will •;Sugg of 1't: Albert presided at they' in gar( for the hyrnns'and the ch(„ s:tn:; • "The 'Communion of ,Prayer". Vocal':' duets were sunk; by 'Roy Rutledge and 'son Derie'rn ,Rutledge of, 'Goderich'.'.Mr, ,A, W. Smith, Dungannon s:ch of• cipal,..wl o before his w_rir'c rvices spent•'some time 'sten: 'in 'the West, gave, an illus traced, lecture with slides:oh' "Oar Churches• in Canada", ..Which; were very' interesting; and showed rthe earnest: zeal. , • of missionaries; in desolate ,parts' Of Canada,• build- ing up, churches 'and ,the: travel :of the . settlers 'coinhig• long.. dis ,tances to attend worship 78th ;Birthday .Marked Mr..a d .l rsH•iary t.y 11/L.uze :sin Sunday, , June' 2Oth„ entertained' `. a• ` fa. ily gathering : at their hoine in honor of, the ;tatter's (Bother; • Mrs; Mary Ann ' Glader, ,who ob- served 78th birthday::'Their son.`'Go'rdon observed: his 17th ;brthda�sthat day. Mrs ' Glazier rs' enjoying Splendid health, and was happy to be with:'her' family and -to.. meet the ' many, friends. and 2 .neighbors wlho called during the (Durham Chronicle) Vire thought the: chain letter had passed; out, of the picture with the- Model' T Ford,* and for a tune it :did, but now a brand' new one has popped . up. 'Started in Reno; Nevada; this ;' latest • chain •,letter: 'was put. out 'in the :hope it. would bring • relief . •and " happiness for .tired business . men .. Unlike: most chain letters' this one does not cost':. any ,• .mongy: Simply send, • a _ copy to : five ;equally :.tired male friends, 'then bundle:. up your .wife and send; titer to the fellow' at the top, of the list: • When your name . comes .to the top of the list, you will 'receive 16,167 women. • .Like the preacher tells you every.' 'Sunday, you , must have great faith.`' Do . , not , oreak the chain. One man broke it -and got his own wife' back;,.thereby going .to a lot of trobule and receiving I only temporary 'results.r • I °' Reporter: I've got ' a perfect news story. Edit(ir: How ooirre?. 'Man bite -a, dog? Reporter:, ; • Nci, Iota a hydrant ! 1)rinklc d (,fret. " vc,11i'41'+r"V4Cln,wn a welly t l',(' g(Pr'(1 ; lir 11it.i t(, soli • i.X,1�11E:� T T,>�' I AY'I�5 fit,ikci tr.," niany•dcrllrtr4Y y,i, ,,i. !',:;, lir, writ, •a: tree and, lic,l- ., The Anglican Gctild held .5 sue cessful'"bazaar .and bake, sale 'on Saturday afternoon at : the Parish Hall.: The articles were oui.ckly picked up . and., the•• •proceeds •amou"rated to $5142, • If R:C.A,F, Band Coming To Bruce Through the efforts. of Andy" Robinson, M.P, for ,Brut(.'; and the Kincardine Centennial executive and the co-operation of the Minim.; Aster • of National Defence; -the Honourable ' Brooke' Chi l (err;. ;the Ottawa R.C.A.F. Band, :tinder the'• able direction 'of FiL Kirkwood, t' will take,part in •the Bence Coun- ty reunion, The • MCA Pr • bund,• ono' of .the .most outstatirliiil; in , the 'Canadian• ..Active Sc r:Vices;.• will be stationed at' 'Kin'earcltrie from July • 28th. to: Augrr, l 2rrcir Relief. Fot'' Sinus liead:t(•1"P` Found Read how easily.' p(, • lid, and mi',st h�rvr.,htciti, r. IT - lief to niatiy.tiii'c•t •hr'<tdatc'hr;;;1 1 li . 11 1.1 Webkly, ciii( `ni ii,,,,, azine!i c1kfr•il i,?i' i • 1)eti'oit `I'i1i;( Flo. "l'enlelllilr 1' i ',11.. • ..1 i 27)•iti'°;ti', .,J'<1'h;, i' ), .