The Lucknow Sentinel, 1958-05-28, Page 3.1
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• ' ' . WEDNESDAY,,
• P,
28th, 1958;
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that,
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eld on
louring:
presi•
Y Hog
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clear•.
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upport.
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who
meet-
rough-
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taken.
tint of
essary
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"clear-'
tier's. in
rnships.
Polls
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g- day, •
ed en
iecause
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'pro
iproval'
rketing,
d •more"
system
iduc.ers
dations.
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1. their
sembly•4.
rest: to
to . the
Board;
asses:.
'i•11: :be
)fficers
;. assist,
> lists. •
CIS'.
UNITED- CHURCH
'4Minister: •
Rev. A. Meiklelohn,
suNDAY, JUNE 1' ' • .:
10;00. 'a.m.: Church School,:
11.00. a.m. W.M.S. `;Service,
• Speaker•—+Elmer Urr�bach.
•
,Lucknow
Presb•.Y h terian Churc •
Minister:,
'Rev. Wallace McClean.
' j .$:00 pm.: unga
nnon:t 11X00 a.m.: Morning.Wosh..i.p
-
Fi
,.Dlst..::
10:00am.: Sunday School,..
Evening Service- Wiandrawn' '
••ST: PETER'S '
• LUCKNo w:
-A.41.40 .• Church of Canada.
FRIDAY', MAY ..30th ?
8.00 pin.•
• .i
,RITE .OF 'CONFIRMA.TTON
Right, •Rev. W A Townshend,
D.D
Suffragan , .Bishop of Huron
Everyone ';Welcome'•
1
11 `& General.'
Mr and Mrs. J, Fisher, Muriel
end Betty of. Listowel• and : Mr.
and Mr's. Mike 'Mason• of Belfast
visited Sunday at Jack • Wright's.
-- 1Vlr. ,and iVrs Nelson—•Eo'we;
Douglas and Mary ,of: Paisley
and:. Miss•'Dorothy Bowe: of Lon-
don, spent' Sunday with Mr• and
Mrs. Harvey Houston and boys
Mrs. Mae Irwin was • taken to
Wi.ngham Hospital fast; 'week.
Mrs.- Irwin had the misfortune
several months ago to 'suffer a
broken hip. in a,161,1,
Mrs. •Philip . MacMillan return-'
ed home on • Saturday from Vic-
toria••H9spital where 'She :had
been receiving . treatment for a
back • ailment. . p • -
Missy Shirley Irwin' .of. Kitch-
ener left last week en a bus
tr'.
visit a
t Calgary with: her ,broth.
-
'ex..
Mr, Milton McMullen of Tor-
onto
spent:. the week -end ' here
'visiting his., sister, ' Mrs:: Essie
Hewat •at, the Lucknow Private)
Hospital.
•
Mr,
an,
d Mrs Sam „ Reid:. and
l�+ir >.arid. Mrs. Bil'1 Uu
family 'and Elaine Cook. visited: and.
osited:
latelyT with'. Mr: .arid Mrs..`W R.:
Farrier and Winnifred of 'White
"church:-
Mr.- and Mrs. Bert Bain' were
recent visitors :with 'Miss Annie'•
McLeod. 'and Messrs, W. J. and
Hossack,,:B;ain and also attended'
the funeral of Mrs :Strathdee of
Ripley.
Visitors.-.':Hrtth `S • B, Stothers.
.over •' the holida,y week -end 'were
Mr • and Mrs. James Schuktz. of
Burlington; Mr..` and •Mrs..- W. B
Whale and :Brock, Jr.a-of.•Cooks
vzlle and..Mr. and Mrs R 'c:
Passmore; Ronald, Bob'and .Mon;-
ica ..of ;.Tweed::
-INFANT SOMI
DIED $UDDE'N,161I( , ..
the •corxtmunity• was shoc,ked'.
and saddened on Friday morning,
May .1.hth,- to learn -'of -the sudden
pasisng of William Hoekman, in-,
fant .son of Mr. -and Mrs. John `:
2nd, 19In. his
Hoekman, Huron Township. =
B
,'illie'' was•' born` on -August
57, • short, lifetime.
he had endeared himself, to his
parents,; two sisters: -Mary and
Frances, : and, ., three ; • brother
s
l3lph, Harry and. JQhnny.:An. in-
giant sister - ,predeceased him 1w ;'.
years ago.,
The funeral servjce uveas 14 :4 .•
on Monday at the McLen;404, tl.ri-
eral• home, Ripley. , Rev, Spne i r r),•
of Kitchener conducted the ser-
vice''assisted by Rev. D. A. Bry-
don.. I,riterment 'was in. Rj
-vri "' ' : earers:' were
Ronnie B..zooks, Ron, Cory, •Ted
and • Bert. `White.
FIRE ,CALL'TUESDAY:,.
Lucknow Fire Department reg
sponded to a fire cal to 'Allan
•Ma
cDonald s farm in • Ashfield.
o :::•h
wxis
bo
b u
.P t .noon • -on Tues=,
day. 'K high wind threatened to.1
fan' the chimney fire but. for,
I
tunately no dam;
ge occurred. •
Mrs. • George Whitbyret
hued.
.home , �'oin London'; las eek
where ;she had" beerf.,hosPitaliZed.
since': undergoing major surgery.
Jack England ;and' ss/`Peggy
Angiia • of Sault Ste..-MMiarie+' visit-
ed last• week : with •Mr..: and- Mrs,"
Jinn England 'and Mr. and • Mrs:
Harald Hurnphrey,
Mr:Murray:;ouse
. and Mrs.
and Lynn of. Tillsonlurg ,:were
'.Week -end guests of Mr. and Mrs;
Chas.'' •,Webster, while' 't it . son
Paul 'was the: -guest of TeddCoi_q
y, er..
•
1'ltk Viidergtandin.0 Henri
at? t'the Xl ma* puch
It couldn't, of course; be "Y6TJR -
daughter: 'f'liisg irl- ha - io e,`.'.
to dare for her and her unborn
child. Both face a' future dark.
with shame' anii'h.itteriness, fruit'
of folly and betrayal. '„
But not withott .hope. in the '
havens, homesand liosp•ita:lsof'
The Salvation Army the anwed.
mother and ••h:er babe .a're .gi ven`r
htr- `• ..'
compassionate care and the
chance-,to—build ui1d Vir`ti us and'
happy lives. Aren't' You glad
there is a Sal'yatzon Army?
'To all who have fallenby' -the
wa side front' Whatever' Y h ,ever` cause,. _:
The •Salvation Army offers.
refuge and hope. To equip its
faithful -'workers for these tasks
9f • mercy.°•and restoration, it
relies confidently on YOirs
,.THE S.A; L,VA►TIVI
Di• H1.L APPS;
r • r s,► •i •
• 'i ••••• .,a a. ..i.
unknow Canvas is
Cha8, Webster, Chariman,
s 'i'
fir;
n ergo/I,, ! reqs ti
Ladies' and Men's -Wear
01SUrnriler
:Look!.
SPORT SHIRTS,'
Cotton ��° •'
x Rayon, Nylon,' 141/.2, to 17 Many styles.:
SPORT •' COAT . s
.rackets, Straw .
Hats, .Chino:; and Twill 'Pants
TROUSERS
Many styles," .•colors,• materials.'"" , .
SUIT$! - SUITS!
Made -to -Measure, Assorted: Rack Styles -
Just, arrived - new tones.
WORK CLOTHES
.Jeans-. Caps Sox, 'Smocks, Overalls, aoverahs, Hats
•
• Belts, •Braces, • Shirts;• , .
SLQW'S,•SKORTS, JEANS,. PEDAL BUSHERS, T-SHRT." S
Many'Sizes .6 to 12, 10 tQ 20, •36 to 44; '
Man colors and styles
EIE Mule a l "I jti.SEs '. gp'.
to 20
Halter Tops, Chino .Skirts, Cotton ,Skits, Stretchy Sox.
HOUSEDRESSES
$2.98,
'',SLIPS,
.cotton; ` Crepe :
., N Y..lo
n, Crinolines, Half Slips,;.
• Watson. Panties, Briers.. z
725
2.0.0
.''DRESSES!:' DRESSES!
Many, Many, marry ..styles, and .. full ,rani .*of.'
includi � ge
, ng half sizes, .misses. and: teenagers:•
A price •for every' :pocket
New Shipments Weekly
rY C ean•.in
g Pickupevery Monda
y and Thursday
FASH.IO-N SHOVN
MAKESrBIG HIT
A ca;cit �.�
p y audience on Thurs-
day ' evening demonstrated the
popularity., of the fashion •show
stage by :••tle• Home Economics;
clas of\the •Lucknow District
Hig School, under • the direction•
of the teacher, Mrs Laurai Hew,
1 :• 'It .was the'.second annual *lash
i.on•:showand was. enthusiastical
ty received • by a,, gathering:
chiefly of .ladies•—who.taxed••th
•spacious auditorium. `I'he•haridi
,.Work • • of the :girls was a: revel
.:.ation;. and Mrs Hewitt', corner,
4• .tart' added much .to: the presents
tion Miss/ 'Marguerite Saigeon
presided at. the piia'no d uring'.the
., evening, • and,' the'• modelling was
interspersed With an • enjoyable
Variety . ;program:;' The _ladies•:had
the opportunity •to 'visit 'the. •d`om-
estic aci:en�ce kitcl en. ` after*.'the
show, ' .where. other handiwork
was' on display. •
', Mrs..- aewitt introduced Mrs.
Elizabeth '.Suter,.. . whop' brought
greetings from the High Scneol
staff. ,
'&rade-9 girls`nm filec1 sklr. s
and blouses; Grade" 10, wool
skirts and:, blouses; Grade• 11 and
12; wool• dresses:' Oz'i• their- •sec
and appearance each ',grout) mod-,
'' oiled, attractive .4U/tinier •dresses.
Grade XIII :girls• appeared' in ev-•
erring 'dr'esses,- which .•they, had
worn at the - forma1W-•• dance held
recently,• • arid ,provided -an` im=
p.ressive: introduction •to"th.e •tnod-
iling of school -made - clothes
!which ' followed:
'' Nuz`nbers on the program : in-
chided: a solo' '' "A . P , `' :
i el,ty .Girl
•I Is Like A •Melody" by Mrs:. Hew-
::Irte;, piano . solo'; Norma e. Forster;
dance? riumbei�, Mary Allin• and''
Elizabeth Finlayson, '. _�ith, ac-
companimcnt- by .Mrs . Alliia;• Vo -,
cal• number; ".Love''. and : Mar=
riage" by Sand'r'a Percy; Shiela
Halden'by, Kathryn Hewitt, Elaine
Hodgiiis; vocal,•solo, .,"Alice Blue
GoWn",:. Diane' Ritchie Violin
solo,, •Eleanor Eeed:.•with 'accof =
paniitnon/t. by . Mrs, 'O..4Montg,on -. S
e,ry, -
Receives. Scholarship . •
One of the Highlights of• the
'evening was• the presentation Of' C
a $50.00 '.}tome Econommics schol-
arship donated' pt' thearsliea o
Wom'en's �tnstitlite
This• is the first yeah `the
award has been made, and the
recipient , was- Marlene ;Hunter,
• I who, :was. ' highest in 'Oracle XII.
Ei
tt
last•year, ; and is this" terra: attend-
ing • Teachers' College • at Strat-:
ford, whet% she is including-
horne -economics • studies in her
Normal course.The presentation.
was '' made ••: -by •. Mrs .D. I:, • 1VIac :•
Kinnon,. president of Kairshea.
Women's Institute. Marlene,' dab:,
ghter of Mr and Mrs. Wrn.
Hunter'.of • Zion; made a gracious ,
reply in ,accepting the"award:
A: door prize draw was -.• wen '
by A;. 'E.. McKim,
e• ATTEND /ZONE.
RALLY `AT .:11/.1,41"17,F1
_ l: The Ladies.' Mixiliary. to the . .
Canadian Legion held the 'annual-
.1:
nnual
•1: Zone • C1 rally in •"the Memorial
Hall, .Blyth, .`with over 300 •tnem=
bers, z epresenting . 12 , branches. ,
.Fifteen -.members • of the, Luekriow • `.
Branch,'a,ttended -
CorPrade 'Badley, ' president 'Of •
Blyth Branch was• in ::charge - i
Whil•e ;the chazrlady was. Zone. •
-
Commander .. Luella Hall • The
address was given by. Comrade
Ethel! Til'be, • Toi onto, 2nd vice-: •
pies., Ontario:- Provincial . • Corn.- ,
mand • :who •: a so' . a. erect, the-; .
many questions- ;Tv ' the: 'question'
bei. .A sports report 'and card,' ` ..
tournament was given by •Com
rade Margaret Boggy"on, Wahker
• fon.
.The • invocation was given' by •
:Rev. J.: T., '" White. L.ondesboro .
' omrade' Hall intr,•odti.ced ,the .
presidents 'of' `the various .bran_..
ches , and , each'. m'a'de •' a short:-.
'Speech. The :. Luekn.ow` ' .branch .--L.--.
was •in charge of 1st vice pros]- .
den, t Co'm•rade 'E.vielyn •'Hende'r,
s"in, • w•h0 thanked . the. 'Blyth
Branch for, 'the corsages, "'Presi-,
derits --.t ecezvcd zed-- crliatiorx5
while •secretaries had 'white ones-
,
The secretaries then' presented'
their •arritial .repo} ts. of work of.
the • -brati-c'�es' and, ''the f iancial
statement.
one' Comina,iders. were n6min-
ated • and voted on: The new
Corninander is Cotiirade• McCabe
of' TIowick who will be installed
at the ceriVention in *Toronto:1n. e ` •
entembey.
In the' draw:, the 'table 'lamp. •
avc,nt t.o .'ondesb6 o; :2nd; , a brass.
magazine rack, to Seaforth while. '•
omrade Margaret Carruthers.of
Luckno: won'third prize, .a pair, •
f brass all plaCques, . •
The colo darer§ 'for, Ltick� ••
now ere' Coi rades Bertha •
t'io*` were ' Comr,ades Bertha
Loug:heed; arida Amanda Harnii-
tort .
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