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THE LUCI;.N4W SENTINEL,., I,UCKN W; ONTARIO,
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BAPTISM MARKS ,
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HOUSECOATS made from washable printed percale i n
wraparound style,.turn back reverse full flared skirt, short
sleeves :Sizes'. 14 to 20; years.
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BOY'S SPORT �.HI
RT4, tailored. from a hard wearing twill;
short Sleeves, khaki only.' Sizes' 8: to..12 years.
"PRINT SUN SUITS for holiday wear. .Size 2-6 years.
*Ws- LOAFER COAT—The popular.two-toned •casual coat
that, is comfortable. and dressy., Front and back are of sand
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corduroy, sleeve brown twill. ' .
'BOY'S ` SHORT .SLEEVE. 'JERSEY ` in stripe cotton
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Name Deleted
L.1CpL C R.' Moore of R. R. 5,
Lucknow "was •among those -whose
nanie.: was deleted :from the re
turning service men on board-tlie
Ile de France.
2:out-ot 3`women
cn get Lovelier skin
in just 14 days ,with
MOTHER'S DAY
The baptism of five'infants was.
a. feature .of the dottier's, Day
Service in 'the United Church: :on
Sunday morning. The (children
were Thomas George,son of.Mr.'
and• • Mrs. Alex drew; Brian
Robert, son of Mr. an Mrs. F.
Brewer; Donna.° Lynne, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnston'
Ivan Andrew, son of Mr.. and, Mrs:.
Everett , Harris, a n d Deanna
Da*n ._'daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin Stewart, and granddaugh-
ter _of- the, officiating • minister,
,Rev. J W. Stewart:
.The 'Family pay order.. of ser-.
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vice was followed, conducted -by
Rev: Stewart,, Mr., W, L. Ma9Ken,
zie,.• SundaySchool superinten_
dent end Mr. Ernie Ackert, Uri..
Harold presided at ` the
-organ and a parents choir led, in
the singing.
The Sunday School pupils and
teachers attended the service',in,
a body with•several � taking pari.•
SCOUTS RE -ORGANIZED Joe Whitby read a passage from
Continued from page 1) . the service. sheet;' Dennis Ember-
Mr
Emb r-
d Collins-and�Billy_MatY.._
Mr.:Firth po rites •out .that the °=lin•; Lloyd trio;:' Jean' Treleaven
ers.:sang. a
:home • must ' provide' .the solid ave a reading': and-�!rs•-Havey
foundation on. which. Scouting ,is g r
built.. He :. outlined the, various Webster 'told the st ry-'of a -'.Chin
stones that go into the arch . of ese family. Ushers were Mrs El
scouting as' follows: the Scout don Henderson; Mrs W. L. -Mac'
.Promise; ..the . Scout law, patrol Kenzie, Mrs W
J, . Stewart and
system; the Seouti iaster, who Mrs -A. J. Wilson.
acts as a `second.:father4 the:. court Mr Ackert, representing the
of- hono�a-t.._. ►1 ich the Scouts.congregation, paid tribute >to the
l --n-= the rr of es • ., the daily- ait 1 services: of-the-S:undey
P � : � ,.. .• .� _ � _ _ '-. Mac"' en-`
good. turn; the Scouting spirit; the School teachers and 'Mr: .
motto. "Be Prepared", adopted'zie stressed the part that parents;
from :the initials 'of the. founder must, play to -save' "the' home'
of..Scouting, Baden ;Powell;: the:: front" In his remarks, Rev. Ste -
proficiency' : badge'. system;. al wart emphasized the importance
world brotherhood movement, -of-the home and. the setting` 'of
religion .-and ;!character, salt of the proper:exaniple in it, and t e
Which' is strengthened by , the need for ..usto • give Our lives. church
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 15th, 194
tk. Shoes and...
Scaaupers
BOYS' and YOUTHS' SIZES
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or'. `Better 1~ it and
Try
ird • Longer Wear,
Tra Paof 'These, Famous Shoes
Ratlsweii � Son
Full ,Line Of. Ladies'.'
JERSEY, CREPE and WASH'
n All Sizes, •
keystone. of : honor-hy�wlnch - a its-ri�hfu ace in o
worthy. Scout is truthful, trusted
and, honest
: Mr. •Firth poiittcaout that
Scouting .'was a:.hrotherltQd that-
did, not recognize class, race,+color
or, Creed. It is open to all, but all
hbt
Mc ul In
announce the birth of`a son,Brian
John, on April`88 1946, at 'Gxace
Hospital;.'Windsor
BORN
�rll-T11�T:-�In- St� Michael's Hos-
pital,, Toronto,' ' on ' Wednesday,
May 8th .to Mr, and_Ml's, Al Mar-
iniist. attend -the -church -of their, ,-(nee-Jean--Thom)',_a_s9n
choice. "It would be: a mus bet-4
ter world . today, , if Scouting had I McCABE (nee oaro Mrs Swill. R
to ".McCabe ( A h
been founded: , a century earlier
than 1907", Mr. Firth said.'
While ; the ; Scout age is from
12 to 18; there'is • also a Cub -.Pack.
DOUBlk the 9.IFE.,t 'TOUR CLOTHES!
` THE. STORE OF
MENDI.Y SERVICE_
,pHQNE 82 W wE DEL1 ER rreg'arded as -essential to the best_
• interests ofthe• newly organized
troop
fore boys from -8 to 12 and . Rover
Seouts for young men' 18 tb .
Mr. ;Joselyn assured the boys that
when the' Scouts• were properly
organized, they would. :consider
a Cub Pack. •
.1 • The boys were ,keenly interest-
ed in the. question of • uniforms.
,and -camp: It was recommended.
that they personally assume the
resppnsibility of purchasing their.;
own uniform,: rather than -asking
Dad to "dip ,down": So far as a
summer camp is :concerned this
season,'. it was pointed out that the
troop woi}ld ,not be sufficiently
advanced for .such:'.a�project, al
though all -day• hikes' and possibly
a' "weep -end ,camp from" Friday,
to Saturday night would likely
be undertaken.
Suitable quarters for, a Scout'.
hall is, one of . the major problems
of the •:'mom`e •t; "but 7it-ifis ;hoped
that' a permanent .meeting place,
can be ' arranged; and which vis
Play I#revi►j Fu11 House
ee; t . w- S E3R � -E-Nt~OA�' in -
brown and beige•at
ew Samples of Cambridge Clothes:expected.
11 in if intere*ted in an.: early order for eithe
civilian or,service; man.
Ind Heir- 89th -Yeah "
Althoug.. invalided from a
fractured hip whichshe suffered
last fall, . Mrs.'-Thpxnas Kempton"
of Ripley is ` enloyiig `coxhpara
tively good health in •view of her
.The. .. :Port' Albert p ayF .. e.o • a:
Gracious Grandmar, presented -:on
Friday. evening attracted: an' audi-
ence that' overtaxed the Town.
Hall,_ The .play was well o presented
a
,proved, quite entertaining. It.
was presented. under.the auspices:
of Crewe Woxnen's•:'Associaition.
Wt+ITED CHURCH
LUCKNOW:.
Rev. k1. 1N ' Stewart, EA. B.D. •.
Pastor
SUNDAY,;' MAY' 196, 1946
11 a.m. (O.S,T)-"PurPOse ..
and Manage of • the church",
Story:'2ivingstone's In-
piration! ;� �
1215 'p.m. --Sunday School.
7 . p.m. --"Young people and
Visions".
advanced age S e will be,•E
'After: suffering the. f
August. A
ure,•Mrs. Kempton :was tak
Goder-ieh Hospital,..but.: for_:
•`timet has been cared for.•atl
home. of, Hargid _Bogie
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RL SATURDAY NIGHT CI1OSING
mdept
Wing to, the iDaylight Saving Tin
O l • on of . , on
Lticknow 1VMerc�its willremain open S
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utday nights until ' 11.45 p.m.,, during the:peri
:it is observedi. I `
incert
For your entertainment the High School
-'` ° rid -rill -present-a-band concert in
Lucknow, . on
rATURDAY EVENING, ;1
S
8 -to 8 p.m, D.S.T.
►Y
the
L cknow Business Men's
Prez._.