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the
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THIS: FRIDAY: NIGHT
April 7th.'
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A great variety of patterns and 'shaded,
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YOU • ARE INVITED' TO DROP , IN
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e building of the . new
sh %iall by'.'turr. ng. the first
.Archdeacon Queen responded
°Brethr..en if: this' be your desire,
and ,the desire okthe parisluon-
willroc edact, to:' that
�rs,'wep�.
:but,' "first, let prayer' be offered to
the Most : High . God."
After ..:the saying ' .P,'of . ers'
,ra Y
and the' spading o1 the> :ground,'.
the Archdeacon said,. "With :.the
turning of this sod, the build-
ing',•operation is begun for the
erection : of a Parish Hall on
this ground." .The ceremony con-
cluded with a' prayer' of blessing
on the congregation: and dedica-
tion .of the undertaking.
Work •Allready Begun
Already the foundation trench-
es have : been,_ dugfor the :hall':,
which -will adjoin the church to`�
the west and be connected:"by a.
passageway. ,The '. building ,will be
24x48 feet of far .' construction
me. .
'and insul .brick siding. It will
be used for Sunday School clas-
ses .andarochial activities..,Ev-
P
. entuallY ' it is expected :that kit-
chen
facilities may be installed.
Much of' the work will be<'done.
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by volunteer labour, and it is
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expected that , in this ,way the
cost .of the building can be kept
Ad about $3',00Q.
St. Peter's, ' congregation, a
small but active ' group, have-.
'1" • long considered a, parish hall.
•The .original . hought was to ex-'•
cavate :the basement, ' but ' this
did not. prove practical.'
In 1950, during the incumbency,
• of ,Rev: A • S. 'Mitchell, the first
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CKNOW, ONTR.IO
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SENTINEL
THAT Jack. Bradley •of Ashfield'
ur}derwent major 'surgery. in.
Victoria . Hospital, ' London, on
,Wednesday of 'last. week and
is .convalescing ',quite''; favor
..ably, •
THAT Mr. and, Mrs. 'Bob Mac-
Kenzie and daughters, Wendy
and 'Joan , spent . Easter week-
end in New York City,. leaving.
.Toronto by train for the Am
erican' metropolis• on Thursday
• evening;
definite steps`. were taken by.
founding of a "Parish Hall •Build-
ing ` •Fund, the first, generous
donation . from Mr. James Mit-
chell,: now . of London, Ont:, 'in
memory'of;, his father, Mr. .Moor-
house. Mitchell. wl6 for over 25
years was Sunday School Super-
intendent .and a ' loyal church
worker. Over, the :last decade the.
fund' has' . grown by donations
:from .members some of *horn
now reside. , elsewhere,
friends ' of the . Church as;: well as
local,;merchants. All these; gifts;
were placed in, theY
Snod',of . the.
Diocese trust' fund; and; with the
interest has. ,now- reached the sum
of nearly.' $1,200,06. •
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In late November' of last year
a special Vestry Meeting was ;cal-
led, ' and the , members of St.
Peter's. Congregation, by a un-
animous vote,.. decided to 'tom
mence the.. work' of• erecting a
Parish 'Hall,` and fulfil the obli-
gation to those ;who •' served the
church so well;' in' the past, as.
well .asto meet the present need.
of ,the children and •people in this
•,corrimunity.
Theynod of the 'Diocese gave
this: plan their blessing,. and fur-
ther contributed a free grant . of,
$5.00.00 .to' help' to further the
pr.o ect u'ldin committee
J A b i g
was elected with Mr. Stuart,
Lavis as ' chairman... Fred Mc
Quill'in is treasurer of the build
ing fund. The task tl at. lies ,ahead
will: not be easy for. some $1.,500
still remains to be raised to 'com-
plete the • project.'
Footings ' will be poured . as'
soon: as : weather • perfnits,• and.
the work.' of construction• 'of :the
'building , will proceed without•
THAT the omission of the South
Kinloss W.M.S. report in last
week's issue was The iSenti-
.. nel's oversight. This report re
ceived ' immediately' following
the meeting, was "sidetracked"
on a galley of thine copy, type
and overlooked in "making up"
the . paper.'
THAT .Janet Cook, daughter of
Mr: and Mrs. Jack Cook ob-
served' her 6th . birthday last,
Thursday when she entertain-
, ed.
ntertain-,'ed, a number. - of little friends:
THAT Lucknow Boy Scouts will
hold a' 'coll¢ction of waste. pa'
,per and magazines this Thurs
•day _ afternoon. The . collection.;
willbe made. in the' Village.
and at Dungannon. For speedy
collection • paper • should be
plated at the curb, or , if unable\
to do so, .contact .any Scout
and they will call at your: door.
.Proceeds of : the sale of this
paper' is for the promotion of
;Scouting 'activities.;'
THAT Bill Graham: of. Ripley
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and Stewart MacLennan have
taken over the farmdraina e
g,
(business ,formerly .oPerated' by
Harvey Hagedorn.
THAT Gordon Barris of Kin
.sardine has taken over the Lee
studio ' in the; Lakeside town.
Mrs. Harris is the :former Bev-
erly .'MacKenzie,: daughter of
Mr and Mrs. Dave MacKen
zie .of Kincardine and former-
ly of .Kintail
THAT Rev. Wilfred, Wright 'was
guest speaker 'at the Easter
assembly ,at Lucknow District
High School :on Thursday, prior.
to the 'close `of school. for the
Easter vacation
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THAT .last week we . reported
,large flocks of "danaries" at
Greenhill cemetery, which
Alex McNay 'lad sighted.,
Seems neither Alex or 1•are too
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_well' Versed on, ` "the' : birds."
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a Taylor. believes that
these ,are buntings, which for
several winters , . have fed ori
. seed: cleanings at the Flax.1V1ill.
They '.resemble ,'the. ' female
canary.
delay, so that it .may be avail-
able 'for' use at the 'earliest pos4
sible date.
TO Be Honored
Archdeacon Queen• who: off'
dated' at 'Sunday's service'. at- .St.
Peter's; 'is one: of four Anglican
clergymen who sill • receive, an:
'honorary degree ;of Doctor of ,
Divinity at the Huron College
convocation, on May 6th., '
ArchdeaconQueen: was born
in Egremont Township, in Grey
County, He graduated' from the
University of. Western . Ontario
and Huron College and was ord-
ered . deacon in 1936 by the late
Archbishop, C. A, Seager, :then
Archbishop of Huron. He served
as assistant curate • at All Saints
Church, London; i'ncumbent of
Priceton, Dri rnbo and "Ayr; ,and:
rector of 'R'idgetown, and 'High-
gate, ,
High-gate,,He later served: as rector
'of Tillsonburg andjCulloden, In
1946, he .,became rector of St:
Jarhes' Church, Ingersoll,.and re-
,maimed' there until he became
Diocesan Commissioner in 1946;
Appointed a canon. at St. Paul's:
Ca'thedral, London, in ..1956, he
was 'named Archdeacon :of the
Diocese in, 1958,
WE ITEM: AY, A°
1961
YOUR BARGAIN FOODL►,ND '
CORN SYRUP•• SALE.
Beebive or• Crown Brand. Feature;.
TOMATO JUICE SALE.;
'Clarks: Fancy. Tall 48 ;oz. Bargain.,
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INSTANT : OAT 'SALE , ".
Robin Hood. Large 72 oz. Special. Bag-
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CIGARETTE SALE. Carton of 200;
Save 30c and More. Your •Favorite .Brand,' •
SODA CRACKER SALE. Save 19c.lbs. 59c
Your Favorite Brand. : Special.
WATCH THIS 'AD' FOR VERY IMPORTANT
'ANNOUNCEMENT.. PARTICULARS NEXT
WEEK. Your: Friends•, Will ' Meet You Here.
Values Effective .We Sell For Less
April 6, 7, . 8.• Phone 11.9, Lucknow „
THAT a week from Friday, April
14th, the Junior members of
the Lucknow and District Hor-
ticultural 'Society, 'will hold, a.
meeting/ in the Town ' Hall,
,when they will receive valu
• able package's of seeds and
bulbs as a° membership;pre-
unium.•
THAT members of the Lucknow;
Legion will conduct the Red'
Cross canvass, in the village.'
,.This will be a blitz effort, but
the' date is not yet set. '.
THAT Roderick J,'. MacKenzie
observed his 89Th ..birthday on
Saturday, April l st.Mr. Mac-
• Kenzie still enjoys a fair .mea-
.sure
ea.sure . of health and: is able - to•,
. regularly.
•. walk down` � street.
He has'•'made his home for soin'e
time at Pinecrest Manor.`.
THAT Mrs. Charles : Lorenz ; will
observe her 86th birthday on
Sunday; April 9th, and will
have Mr. - and, Mrs. Clarence
Bell of Cleveland visit her. for
the ' occasion., : • Mrs. Lorenz is
still. 'keeping. , house in the
apartment` above F inlay's store.
She' ' continues to enjoy a fair
measure of. health` but has ' no
recipe for longevity, . other.
khan live right, ' work ' hard . &
trust in God.: .
THAT' Donald Murray of West.
Wawanosh`is on' crutches:. again.
He ,; suffered a .fractured limb
in a . wood -hauling accident. a
few ,months ago and',, was ,on
crutches ,fore a 'time.: Although
he has been on the : foot again
with no distress .or inconveni-
• ;ence,. x=rays continued to 'show
a crack in the , ankle bone that
was as 'lot •knitting: A couple :of.
weeks ago lie entered Victoria
Hospital', London, for 'bofie
grafting, ' and. while 'he's home
again, is o.n crutches,,and will
be handicapped in doing farm
'Work* . for• about • three more
months, with 'a real busy , sea-
sori just around the corner,
THAT Friday night's .entertain-
ment feature will be the • popu
•'r lar.' calico ball, staged annual
ly by, the• • Kairshea' 'Women's
Institute:
THAT Mrs.. Fred Oh-rn . of ` Wing -
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hawon the - •'weekly $50,00
jackpot. prize at. the Legion
bingo : last Thiirsday.7.
THAT Mrs. Mae Irwin', who has:.'
been; 'a patient itv Wingham :
Hospitalfor more: than a year
and a half, was brought to her
:' homehere for r . the • Easter
week -end,' when she had as ;her .
visitors, Mrs. Jim Hamilton
fa
miyof`Ll ondon and :Mr. and
Mrs. Art Yahbee and family of
Teeswater: Mrs:, • Irwin :.has.:.
been ;invalided'. and: deprived of
her.power."of Speech , for these.
many' months,,as the 'result'' of
a paralytic seizure' �,• '
THAT it's . not unusual for resi-
dents along main street AO have
their sleep disturbed by •'noc,/.
turnal;motor car performances.
They were.. at it; early.:lash .
Wednesday:, morning when
Campbell _Street again became'
a drag strip, 'arid . not con'tent
with sticking to the: road', they• • .
took to . the sidewalk, leaving
evidence ,Of "'burnt rubber", in
at least ' one spat.. on .: the
"broadloom" walks. •
THAT ; a' new` book about. the ,
.'battle of Hong' Kong. in 1941,
claims' that two • :untrained
Canadian battalions were sent
to their, death. in defence of
the 'colony. ,The 227 -page book
by a 38 -year-old•• British author ,
contains 'several references to •
the :Canadian regiments tile.
,Winnipeg, Grenadiers and Quo- ...
bee -lhoy,al` Rifles. While• largely,
untrained :in. "anything but the.
, roost, perfunctory internal sec i :
rity ' duties", their iindividual.
acts ,;of extraordinary, gallantry
were many. and '•freyuont; A ,
Lucknow-born youth, Charles .
Tewitt, was airiong those who
died in this futile engagehlerrtt.`
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APRIL 6th
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