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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1959-11-18, Page 8• PGE 'TWELVE • HELD SERVICE OF • REMEMBRAMCE (KilLotraut ivEws) A Remembrance Day service Was. held in the Holyrood hall • on Wednesday morning, Nov- • ember llth. Mrs. Prank Maui - • den, _president •of the Womens institute was in, the chair and • Miss Edna •BoYle .was at the piano, The opening number was • a chorus by the schetipupils ' • Under • the, direction of Mrs. • Donalda • Scott, supervisor •music after which a two minutes • silence -was observed and prayer offered by Rev. Gordon Geiger of Lucknow. Th ev scripture', was. •A• read 'by' • Rev. Benson Cox. The IIYMn,."0 Godour help in ages • past," was sung:oTlie wreath was then placed by Mrs. Mark John • ston. Rev. Geiger of the Luck - now. United Church was the guest • Speaker., Mrs. Morgan, , Johnston and Mrs.' Raynard Ac- kert favOured with a. duet. Mrs. Torn Hodgins gave a. reading: The hymn "Stand up, stand up for Jesus" was sung and the • service closed • with prayer. Mrs. Alec Percy expressed •thanks LUCKNOW sENTINx4, LU KNOW, ONTARIO • •on :behalf of the Institute to all who, assiste4 with the service. • • The WA. met •on Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Ralph Hill hoStess and Mrs, illowarcl ThomPson in charge. •The open- ing hymn was followed •by prayers and the scripture lesson by Mrs, James Hodgins, Mrs. Roy :,Schneller gave the medita- tion. The roll call was answered with. 'the word, "Charity." Readings were given by Mrs. J. W. Colwell and Mrs. Ralph Hill. Mrs. Gerald Rhody was Program 'convener. Hymn tirne followed with Miss- Edna, Boyle at the. piano.. Bales were packed for the MOosonee 'School which included quilts, clothing :and treats. This 'was the business Meeting and the ,following .of - fleet's . were elected:. president, Mrs,, RO,y :vice presi= Jitn Smith; secretary - treasurer Mrs. Midford Wall; taryl Miss May Boyle; 'Assistant, Mrs. Bert Nicholson;, pianist, Miss Edna Boyle. Program plan- ning, Miss Edna ' Boyle, .Mrs. Tom Boclgins, Mrs. George Gra- ham, Mrs. . Howard Thompson. The meeting clokd with a hymn and prayer after which tasty, refreshrnents were . served, by the hostesses. Mrs. Midford Wall gave the , closing remarks' 71‘11r., and Mrs. •Norrnan Fry and family of Georgetown were recent Visitors with, her parents, Mr, and Mrs. William . E. Hald- enhy. ', ; • Mrs, •J. W. Colwell visited during'the week .with • Mr.- and Mrs. Rae ,Gilders at Goderich. Mr. and Mrs: Chris Shelton of Hanover visited on' Sunday 'eV- ;noiyxiige.4 ..7.r,ith..' .• Edna . 7.7, : ,' May' ' Mr •and: Mrs' George ilaldenhY assistant • secretary -t : • reas, Mrs. . . . day 'with relatfves and friends Of North Bay visited on Satur- nere. Tem Hodgins; work co/limners, Urs. Tom, Hodgins, Mrs. Howard e_'Tm.."e AYPA met On Sunday The mg at the home of Karen Thompson, Miss •May Boyle; and Evelyn -Nicholson. Douglas supplies convener, Mrs. Cierald. HaldefibY :• presided. •Barbara RhOdy, Mrs. Jim Smith; prayer Haldenby •read the scripture. Plans were made to attend' the AYPA rally at Chesley on Fri- day night. The meeting closed with prayer which -was follow- ed with the program and games. Lunch :Was. served : . • Mrs. • Roy Schneller • .spent Wednesday. with her mother' near Kitchener.. ' i Mrs. Gertrude Walsh riturned horne after a .trip to :• 1VIelfort, Saskatchewan where she. visited with kr. t nd Mrs.Jack' Walsh• and family and other relatives in that vicinity. , . .' • Miss • Karen Nicholson spent the . week -end ' with Miss • Lois Conley: - . • .'„.. • . . ' • partners secretary, Mrs.' J. W. Colwell; Little :Helpers, Secre- MONUMENTS For sound counsel and a fair price on a monumen correctly designed from quality material, • SKELJONI ...MEMORIALS: . .Pa O'Hagan, Prop. • Established Over .SixtY.Yeare WallgeOton. ihone 'Ontario 1 ir,..0.4404.00044••••••••••,,0494.#.* • Y, NOV. 18th, 1959 ..... 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Miss • Beverley Stanley • and. Miss Jean Martyr' of, Kitchener; • .Mr» and: .Mrs.. Leonard Stanley and girls of Kornoka spent the, wee -end v.yith ; Mt: •and Mrs." Ezra ' Stanley. . Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Elliott and family, Mr. and Mrs. Earl • Elliott :and family of Detroit • visited with Mrs. Harvey Hod - ins and Mrs. •Ezra our Portraft means so myth more • 14/4 because this gift is • Stanley. ' „ really YOU „.„ „. • i'",” 1.; .'; fit74"4/.tG • • A9.*„•„, ' ere, e e Facts • R The larger towns in the county will e,elagible for a government liquor store and brewers retail store without a further vote. .' ; • - . ., •', • 0 ‘i ', 4-, • • . '‘• , .4 , . - „ • • -4 `*" `• •• • • . • r • . '„ " t ; • • • %.,:•„1 . •, No PubIic Licenses BEVERAGE ROOMS, COCKTAIL BARS OR ANY OTHER PUBLIC LICENSES COULD NOT BE ISSUED ANYWHERE IN THE COUNTY UNLESS THE ELECTORS OF THE INDIVID- UAL MUNICIFALITY APPROVE THEM AT THE POLLS BY A THREE -FIFTH MAJORITY. r. r. ; • • • AI • • 4 • HURON CITIZENS' • LEGAL CONTROL COMMITTEE . HUCKINS, Chairman. GODERICH WEDDING OF LOCAL INTEREST . On Saturday., morning, Octo- ber 31, Rev. Fr. Moynahan • offi-: • ciated at . the marriage of Leon Mathe*Gaynor and Thelma IreneGood. at St. Peters Roman Catholic . church: .The, bride the. 'daughter of Mr. and 'Mrs'. IVIelvon Good and the ,groorri is the Sim. of Mr. and. Mrs. Mathew Gaynor, all of. Goderich. • The young. couple will reside in Goderich.. A reception follow- ed •the cerembny at Tiger' Dun- The. Gaynor home was •drigin-' ally in • West Wawanosh. The family 'resided in Lucknow :for •a' time before, moving to Gode 0 JUST FOLLOWING • DOCTOWS ORDERS , . A 'nervous looking man went _ into a ,store and sat doWn. After he had -sat there for quite a time a clerk .carrie up' •and 'asked if there was anything he • could do; • the man replied that he didn't • want anything. 'I hist want to sft around," • he explained.- "My doctor has recommended quiet for me and says above all things I should avoid being in a crowd. Noticing that you do not adver- tie, 1 thought this would be as quiet a place as I could find, so I just dropped in to follow rny doctor's orders",: Phone for an• . appointment at our Studio now. • Phone 332 . Hanover • Final date for Christmp sittings it November 30th •• Open Evenings by • Appointment' •••