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'SE LUOKNOW SENTINEL,- LUCKNOW, ONTARIO,
WEDNESDAY,. MAY 2Zi4, 196.3
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MAY SALE BARGAINS
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AGENT -FOR KINCARDINE CLEANERS,
gee Pick -Up and. Delivery 'Monday and Thursday
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• , PRESBYTERIAN . 'CHURCH
ANNIVERSA441r _ ..
(Continued from . page 1).•
good may .live after *hart.
While • valuing .the :traditions,
avid the heritage...that have come,'
to us from .the :,past, Maj.or An-
derson • . stye sed :-'that we must
recognize and accept the civand-.
iixg conditions of .this. wonder-:
fu1 and exeiting age.
Paying :4ribute to the, endur-
ance; : ' strength and '.courage o f
the pioneers, The; referredto the
endurance o frohe ,Normandy i
vision,: gas an misbance,. and,_' felt
certaarii` 'that 'Obis present �genera-
tion .weifid • measure . up 'if :such
den ands . ''Wer e.. made of them.
"A men's choir provided special
music Viand .soloists • were Dale
Halddenby •'at ,the amorning service
arid • Rev. ;Derwyn Hill of White-•
churceh gat. bhe: evenarig 'serv�ieee.:
74th "Annwersary
Sunday's . services . ranted. the
74th anniversary of 'the layingof the corner stone of the Pre-
sent. chin* : on June 3i'd, 1889,
The 'opening ` .and :dedication
'Ceremony was held "a little. less
than .One. ., ear later, op. May
9th 1894.: •
The • present • church .wes built
following the joining of 'the
Two Press''byiterian congregations
.m.:. LuokrioW.Knox 'aid . St. And.;
sews' and, the . nine adop'ted
Was Lucknow Presbyterian
Chtrrah.
y The Seritinel
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THAT
Albert : and the
. Hayden of Port,
the IRev. J R.
King ,attended 'the 104thSy
• nod of the' Diocese of Huron'
' . held 'last week in London.
4 THAT iii accordance with' !the
instructions of the Department
• of Municipal Affairs, anunaci-
:;pa]iities are now required to
.publish the auditor's report .&
financial statement.' •
THAT .. young Thain Johnston
sof . Toronto, who visited here
over. the week -end discovered,
a beautiful . golden pheasant on
the • Main Strd 4 the bird.
was given refuge in Mul'lin's
barn. Jit appeared to be sick,
rather than injtired, ' and might
be from a domestic flock if
such exists in the area.
when the was' posted to London,.
Ontario ' as. Area Chaplain l(P),
Western Ontario ,Area where
is presently 'stationed., He is to
be promoted to L'tJCol and
'posted to Central. :Coxnrnaiid,
Oakville; as • the . Command Chap-.
lain (P),, Central •Coanrnand.
next .nnonth. .•
Born` In.. Scotland
`or Jo M. • :Anderson-vv_as-
1VIaq John.
born in, Edinburgh,.. Scotland
were':'he.. iv±e'd. 'chis primary •
and secondary. education. The
.Andersons '.decided: to -emigrate
to Canada ' and: settle at Nia-
gara; Falls. Major Anderson
worked a variety . of j Obs; 'for
a dew years: ..Then -while, -:at at. the
D.rumniond Hil'1 Church,
e dad to study for the ' niin}is'try
of the Presbyterian : Church. He
received his : B.A. degree at the.
University of Western Ontario,
and ,this Theological Training at"
•Knox . `College, Toronto.
•On� graduating .4n' 1941 be• Was.
g g ,
called to _the Presbyterian
Church in 'Port' Elgin; ' Ontario.
In . the fall:.of 1042 he received
his ' commission .as..Chaplain in
the Canadian Arrny. ;Stationed
for a few: months in the Ex-
hibition, Park, Toronto, ..he ;pro-
ceeded overseas in the summer
of 1943, After • basis • ,training at
. Aldersh'att, he was 'a'tta'ched t-
o
the Highland ,Light ' Infantry, : in
the Canadian Highland Brigade.
With this famous 'infantry unit
he served . for the remainder of
the -War,. 'landing in Normandy
on "D;' Day .and being the only
l,�aplain to • receive .the Bar to
Military .Cross for gallan'-..
b
b Since the' war, Major Ander-
son has been stationed'with •the
Regular Arniy, In London; On-
tario; Calgary; • Alberta;: and
Montreal,. Quebec • :
In '1054 Major Anderson was
Senior Protestant. Chaplain with
the Canadian Brigade in Korea,'
On his return he was appoint-:
ed Chaplain at the. J Royal: 1VIil-
itary Ca'Liege; i~h igston, being
the first Permanent Force Chap-
lain so appointed, ' and served
there until September of 1958
FLOWER. SHOW
. (Cantlmied from page '1)
white, Mrs ` •Kirkiarld,: Mrs.
Joynt; 3 yellow, Jimmy Hal-
lam, Mrs. ° Jouwrn*; 3 pink,.
Mrs. ,Cummings; : 3 purple .or
mauve, Mrs. Cummings, Mrs:
Jouwsma; 'double; .'any . ColoUr,
Mrs., Joynt, :Mrs: Cummings;.
Sa e� reg: till -
THAT . 'at the : • Mother's Day.
service in Whitechurch
ed Church .liosemary Adri-
enne, . daughter • of Mr. and
Mrs. Keith Collyer, was 'bap-
tized.
•
/Parrot,]k id G H
3 Yellow Da. tfodils, : NIns 'Jou-
wsma, . Mrs. Salkeld; 3Narcis-
sus, Mrs. . ,McKim,. Mrs.:Salkeld;
yellow or 'white Hyacinth` Greg.
Hunter, Mrs, Salkeld.
• Baskets. - Daffodils • andlor
Narcissus, . Mrs:. .McKim, . Mrs.
�,SaJ.keId;��Mns, •--Jnuws�tna;-�'wl'ip�S
and' foliage, Mrs:: Salkeld, ' Ken
Cameron,. Mrs. Jouwsma; Spring
dowers, Ntrs. Salkeld, "Mrs: 'Jou-
*sine.
• A,rxange rents - mantle • fea-
,turi lg tulips, 'Mrs. Salkeld, Miss
Malcolm, Mrs.. . .Kirkland coffee
tabl'e,,' :featuring tulips, • Ken
Cameron, Mrs. Siailk+e'ld; Mrs.
Jouwsma•, . dining • table, ' daffodils
andlor: 'narcissus,.Mrs.. Kirkland,
Mrs:. Salkeld,. Mrs. Jouwsm,a .
coffee table, pansies, .Mrs. Salk-
eld, Mgrs. Jouwsana. , '
• House plants, Gloxriiia, Mrs.
Jauwsma, .. Mrs. • Frank Ritchie
single African Viol'e't, AUi n,
Andrew; double, African' Violet,
Allan Andrew, !Mrs. Mongan.
Henderson; Collection of three
poileNd house plants, •Mrs. JouW
srna, Jimmy Hallam.
Mrs. Gordon • Kirkland and •
•Mrs. F.rank'Ritchie were the
THAT Mass Elaine.. Hodgins,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. El-
icon Hodgins . of Kinloss, has
completed her diploma course
at. MacDonald Institute,. Duel
ph,? and 'we..understand, has.
'accepted; a •position : at Braanp-
THAT Lynda. Button,,' daughter
of 'Mr. ' and ifii rs. Russ .But=
iton, . was One, of • .a Class of
twelve' registered, nursing as
oistan • at South • Huron •H,as-
pital, . receive her _ .cap
a •recentto capping •cern¢nany +at
Exeter.
'THAT . :the Guelph Training
Dancing School he'ldhhei.r
competition exercises 'seem ly.
at which Judy .. Stewart, 12 -
year -old daughter -of' . MMr ‘ and
,Mrs.. Melvin Stewart,. won .1st
re for Highland • .dancing : &
was:, preseMed ' with the gold
medal. of/
THAT Danny Dalston `af .` Ludt -
now Distract High' ',school and
Douglas Farrel of Ripley 'Dis-
trict :High . school: were among
eighty students,: who were
in. London .on Friday .as' guests
of ::the University of Western
,Ontario . and. the 'London Free
Press,. They are members ' of
the 1963 student • Leaders'
comni�i'ttee: • in.'' charge a the
flower 'show. During the even-
ing colourfuul, :folders ,of spring
bulbi were made 'availablel to.,
interested 'm'em'bers_ The seers-
tary has," some of these on
hand; The offer made on ' 'these
folders • Must be, . in the hands
of. the H.secretaty as early 'gas
Possible and not ..later .than, Au-
gust 10th.. •
President of the Luckno'w• so-
ciety •'.is Mrs.:Morgan Hender-
son' with . Norman ' , Taylor as
secretary.
Births
'MURRAY: 'At •.W:uighaun and
District Hospital, on Thursday,
May 9, 1.983;, to,Mr, • and Mrs.
Charles Murray,. B . 1, Holy-
rood, ` a son:
•
ucknow Fruit Market
YOUR MAIN iNTERSECTION FOODLAND
cereai ide,. " mixer match 349c.
Sugar Stars, Rice. Krispies, Special "K7. Save, 10c.
Highland Pride Coffee' Sale. Ib. 65c.
Our (Exclusive Top Seller. Feature..
Discount* Tea, Bags Sale, pkg. ri69c
100:.. x 2. ,'Cup' Size. A Repeat'.Low, Low Price.'
Liquid Detfrgent :Sale, bottle 69c
Maple Leaf Lotion MSd. Giant Size. Save -12c.
A los' Spysfor pies; basket 9c•
Ontario. Domestic.. 6 Qt.' Firm and Flavourful.,
HEADQUARTERS'' FOR ALL FRESH FRUITS. AND
VEGETABLES;,HOME.
GROWN ARRIVING DAILY.
Asparagus, • Lettuce, Tomatoes, Radish, • :.;Onions, Etc.
Phone Ludctisow'
528=3420
Values Effective
`May 23, 24, 25.
THAT kindergarten registration
will' bake place at, the public
school next Tuesday : after.
noQn.'
TIIAT. the Auburn ` Horticultural
Society . his presented Mrs. R
J. Ph+il];ips• with a service dip-
loma for. her long and (valued
;ser . ice to . the societY-
THAT ' Clarence Essex ,has sold.
phis' .:,farm in. the Porti Albert
district to. Mel l'ioks' , and
will hold ' a clearing auction
sale on • June . 44th
•''THAT the `Saugeeen : District-
• Scout parade and ,church .ser-
vice will be held at .Kincard-
ine on Sum:lay afternoon, Kin-
loss . and, Lucknow Scouts w'il'l
Abe
among ;those in attendance.
THAT M,onday'- . 01i:days, and..
,that is°"the day :on which most
of them` fall, aren't :popular
in -!heweekly ' •newspaper, :..lus
ines�s. if ' •+we are to: ..try to
publish 'aloes..to 'oar regular•:
• schedule.. This week -end was
typical. A ,$,65,00 casting :boxi
element :burned out on Sat-
urday, . 'and . Eby. '. the ` timrie a'
,replacement' was made it
"upset. the ''applecart," and.
didn't' permit much free time
over tthe, week -end.. '
THAT Steve Stothers: is • widely
known for his repertoire ' of
jokes and as a. raconteur.. He's'
been writing the Lions bul-
letin,this. year . and often :':digs
into. 'his, joke library. fore mat-
erial The ' Scribe of the Rot-
ary bulletin • at :, Venn Tylion
does likewise,. and 'he picked,
up 'some of Steve's jokes trotn
a recent issue • cif. the Canadian
Swine, Which Mr. ' Stothers
edits..as secretary • of the Can-
adian Swine Breeders' Associ-
ation. . The Vermillion Scribe
Thad .access 'to 'Stet/es !Maga
zine, .through another Ashfield
native,. • Dave Andrew,
THAT Names are- news and not
.the least whheii they arethose
of .,former residents who •are
'still interested in the old
hOme town: 'So it is that ive
frequently refer to. subtcriber,s
comments such :as: "Best
''''Norris! of California; "gveryt-
- tine; even the weather,
McKenzie Webb, British Col-
umbia; ."Enjoy the Sen•tinel
very much,:" Mrs, . Mary
letter from home," Archie Ha-
itrillt6n, R. 4, Gotierich;
to have our /holidays a,s usual
Ambeiley Beach," Cet Me -
Manager 61 Bank .!of
Montreal, St,. ThOrnis.
THAT.. MTs. Thomas H. Burns.
of Brucelea , Hraven, Walkerton;
,and a lifelong �resadent 'of this
• community, wit observe :her'.
95th birthday on Sunday, May
26th;
THAT Rural Life Sunday was.
oB erved. in the United Church
at the Sunday morning ser-
. vine": with :the `:guest speaker,.
Rev. H.. M Bailey; .assodate
secretary' •of the Home Mission.
Board..: '-
THAT 'the holiday_ week=end,
didn't produce ;the•°mnost: desir-
able %Feat ger., ',and although
Monday , Was ' sunny', r' cold
Winds prevailed. But Saturday.
-took . the , cake With.* a mixture
of. rain, hail,. snow' and 'thun-
der over' .a variety of area
'locations.
THAT:.:. Mowbray Construction
Company : has been awarded.
the :contract. ;fo"r'the local side-.
:walk replacement program; ' &
commenced rwork this week,
starting with removal or the
old walks .on Outran): Street',.
a. block • ::north 'of Campbell.
Tl TAT 'havin been previously
P Y
«postponed, , Cad'et • inspection
was held` at the .L.D.H.S. on,
Tuesday 'afternoon. The Corps
of 44 boys, as well as 75 girls,
and a 448.piece high school
'band, paraded 'the main street.
following ,inspection:
THAT Gordon Carter of Rapp.
City took -Thome over •$$0 tai
week. ron :'the Legion. in
winning, the jackpot ..on
numbers calked.:
..THAT 'special ' • advertisments
...this `issue iinc'lude, : a`. dqubl
page ` spread ' on' electrica.1 'a'
.plia�ices .by ;:Johnstone run
tare, and. d Mage : of May
Bargains by. Ashton.
THAT-othe graduation . i�anqu
of Stratford` Teachers'' Colle
was 'held last' 'Thursday e
ening with some 350 :stude
and masters .:in .' attendan
This week examinations ,e
being, ; Written at the' coll
•
THAT Gib " Hamilton,- an ' e
ployee at Lucknow Wood, P
ducts,' was. in Victoria Hos
!tar . London, .' for a 'fewof ter' a :sharp hard wood
ver was imbedded" . deep
has left- hand across : ttie ent
Palm. • A finger was ' tempt
•arily. ,paralyzed iby, the • inj
Gib got. Thome :last week.:
had .'to go back on Tuesday.
a 'check of the hand:
THAT: Lane Gardner, ,Of Zi
is. aback hon'ie again- after= -ha
,ing a 'disc 'removed from
. • back at Victoria Hospital •
London. The troublesome..
jury caused' Laneo• :1be h
pitalized in Winggham .
winter for four .weeks in :'tr
tion.:When .this did notpp r
.successful, 1 surgery Was • 1
cided : on with' Lane spend.
.another three :weeks in L4
don. He will be' `off. bhe jc
for' a nurnber ' of'• weeks , y'
THAT • newswise read,' • est
transactions often pose a p
iblerti; Upon 'hearing, • "cif.
property'. sale, We alw;
cheek with ;the !parties c'
' cerned,:.arid.• frequently we
the reply . that the pap
arena yet 'signed. It is and
standabie that ' until eve!
thing is satisfactorily' sett}
the ;.item. • might not be.
.,publication, but by that's ti
"everyone (knows it," and
isn''t, .us>eoininon 'kyr The S
tuner to be told• "Oh, 1. kr
about that a. month or ni
.'
"ago.w,•
THAT ,four Atwood :young ±nen
dug out _a litter of ,nine wolf
cubs from a den near Point
Clark. . Sighting Of an adult
wolf in the" •Point larik vicoin�
ity by Mr, and rs. Charles
Laidlaw, resulted In their son
and. three ` companions bring-
ing in a dog to '•locate the den.
THAT there was . another
cant building.. and roof.topc
capade on• main .,,street
rr.iday .evening. Provincial.
• lice were called when it
thought the chaps were "tr
ped," but it soon (became
ident this wasn't the c
However, their trip . to m
village wasn't altogether eft
less, Some of these times '
1' Sentinel may cease to' get
a1ize,,'and publish/ some nab
' We= adopted ', this policy
spare parental Anguish
ern' rrattinent�, of rhi! h tl
• offenders might' no
t
e'w , note,. ,and out of no ,Conti‘
ation foci them:
THAT ',if .a11 �prospeetive sayers
are avai1aillle, a•t. looks :,a's if
Lucknow could'. field a pretty
fair Intermediate softball
team this season At time., of
Writing the . team is.still not
definitely' �assttred. Practices
are being held and tit the
s'gttad . gets' 'thego iahead,
they'll be in aetion ti .a; .f '
days,,