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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1935-12-26, Page 56 A S' THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1935 4 ... THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL Lucknow High School 1st Term Examinations GETS 3-YEAR TERM PAGE FIVU FATHER EGAN TO HAMILTON bangside;i.. On Thursday evening, Langside school S. S. No. 8, held their Chris- tmas entertainment in the Foresters hall. The program consisted of reck tations by the little folks, monologue ' ,Joan McKinnon; an old time costume-1 drill, choruses, Irish lilt, Hope Walk .solos and duets, pantomimes, dia­ logues, Fraser Purves,. solo; Miss El • sie Hockley, solo and ji dialogue by young folk of the community “Wait­ ing for the doctor”, Lunch was serv- . ed by the ladies of the section. The ' rest of the evening was spent in dancing with MacKenzie’s orchestra supplying the music; The teacher, Mr. Graham Piiikney is to be con gratulated on the success of the concert, proceeds amounted to $22. On Friday afternoon, S, S. No. Murray’s school held their Chris­ tmas entertainment. Mr. Alex Smitjji is to’be congratulated on the fine pro ­ gram his tiny tots gave, goffsisting of recitations, dialogues, songs^ Miss Maimie Purves and Roy Hudson also ” helped with the program. Santa . Claus. arrived in due time and ^gave ~~ pFesehtto"totollfrom the beautiful! v decorated tree. Home made candy was given to all. Mr. J. Henderson of “Stratford Normal, spent last week observing and teaching at S. S. No. 8, accord­ ing jto the new ruling of normal schools. ‘ Mr. James Richardson, we are glad to report has been able to leave Guelph Hospital and is now at the home of his. uncle, Mr. George Rich­ ardson* of Guelph. “ A little. boy arrived at the home of Mr. ancl Mrs. R. Laidlaw, 2nd con., on Saturday, Congratulations. Mrs. Harold Sparling, ~ Douglas aijd Marie of Meaford are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moore. ■ The contest program, whidh was to have been given between, the mar- —vied and single folks this Thursday night,. December 26th, in the Insti­ tute Hall, has l?een postponed owing to ton outbreak of measles in the vic- --------------------—---------------------- 7 — - ■ . Happy New Year to all. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Campbell of Donnybrooke are spending a few days with their daughter, -Mrs. Wm. Crozier, “ .., Miss Bernice Durnin is spending the Christmas holidays at her home here. „ Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Durnin inspent Wednesday with /friends Goderich. Miss Fern Ball is spending the holidays with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton, of Lucknow, A „ number from here met Santa Claus at Dungannon on. Saturday, Mr. Alex Gauley is spending the Christmas season at his home here. Our Sunday school concert was held .on Friday night with a good attendance and a good program. - The people of this vicinity were well entertained on Thursday'after­ noon, when the teacher and pupils entertained them with a varied and interesting /program. Miss Lorraine mid. Master J, C._ cousin, Miss Gwendolyn Treleaven. . X . ./■-—___,y-, ■ ST. HELENS 4th CON.. KINLOSS The December meeting of the U. F. W. O. was held at the home of Mrs. Chesnut, With a good atten-’ dance. The president, Mrs. D. Mc­ Kinnon presided. The meeting open­ ed by singing the “Opening Ode”, tof-' . ter which the Lord’s prayer and Creed were repeated in unison. Mrs 1 Wm. MadDonald read .the minutes of Idst meeting and Mrs. A. Little’ gave the treasurer’s report. During the business period, it was decided to make another quilt for some in need.; After singing Christmas carols, the program followed. Miss Laurine Martin gave a recitation; Mrs. Campbell favored the meeting with jH$gome fine violin selections accoinpan- by Miss Blanche McDougal; Mrs. R. Robb gdve a reading; Mrs. H. ■ , With Rev. H. M. Wr.ight as chairman, the pupils of S. S. No. 4, under the.direction, of_their teachers. Miss Sadie McCharles and Miss, Ber- trice McQuillin, presented a splendid entertainment in.. the . Community Hall on Friday evening. The. chorus­ es, dialogues, pantomimes, duets, etc. were interspersed with impromptu speeches while Mr. . Weatherhead con­ tributed a song.' At the1 conclusion of the 'program, Santa Claus appear-, ed and distributed gifts from the well laden tree. ‘ ‘ . Members of the Women’s Insti-, tute will be “At Home” to their husbands and families in ‘the com­ munity haR ton -Friday. evening,. Jan.. 3rd. Program will commence at 8 o’clock sharp. “ Alinthe young people are invited to a social being arranged by the Y. P. U. for Friday evening in the United Church. . On. Sunday evening, members of thn Y. ,P. U. presented their pageant “Did you know Jesus?”. .Gordon Mil­ ler took the part, Dioysius, a Greek merchant, who travelling thru Judea seeks to learn something of Jesus of whom he had heaifd. Before the appearance of ^each character who had. known, Jesus, an appropriate picture was thrown on the screen. A. scripture passage read and a hymn sung. The folldwing members^ took, nart: Mary, the mother of Jesus, taken by Mrs. Lorhe Woods; John the Apostle by Cuyler Rama'ge; Martha by Ruth Rdmage: Mary by Isobel Miller; Lazarus by Dick Weather­ head; Rachel,a little girl by. Marie Swan; Ben Amon, a Samaritan leper by Murray Taylor; Miriam, Jairus daughter by Vera TalnY; David the Robinson read the' Current events; ‘boy who had the few loaves and two Mrs. Carruthers sang a beautiful solopMrs. Chesnut recited “Barnies Cuddle Doon,’’ which, everybody en­ joyed. Miss Dean McLeod recited a wonderful piece entiled “The Black Lamb” taken from a Christmas story of the Scottish Hills, After a vote of thanks to. the; hostess for her' hospitality, the meeting closed by ' singing the National Anthem. .Refreshments were served and a pleasant; time spent; The January f meeting it to bp at the home.of Mrs. Gilbert Hamilton. SUBSCRIPTIONS* DUE fishes by Allan Miller; Johan an Ben- fddo, the rich young,, ruler, now' a prisoner, Lome Woods; Marv Mag­ dalene. by Dorothy Millor: the Spirit1 of Judas.’ bv Rev. H. JM. Wrihht: Peter hy Wallace Miller and Paul bv Stanley Todd. ) ; • At the United Church on Sunday morning, Rev.- H' M. Wright chose as his1 subject “The First Christmas Gifts”. Mrs» Jansen sang “Holy Nijght”, and the choir contributed a Christmas number., Teachers and students home for the vacation include, Misses W. D. Rutherford bf Kirkland Lake;. Dor­ othy McQuillin of Sandwich;-Dorothy Webster of London; Zylda Webster of Toronto; Jean Webster of Wing­ ham Junction.; Irene'Woods of Wat­ erloo; Dorothy Miller. Jean and Kathleen Thom, Norma Weather head, jitarie McCrostie, Tsaurine. Mil­ ler of T.uCknow High School; Messrs. Chas. McQuillin - of C^andobove• Neely Todd of London: George Me Quillin of 6. A. C. Guelph. . Mrs. MbTntosli of Vineland is a holiday visitor with, her parents, Mr. ^nd Mrs, .D. Todd. I Mrs. Robinson Wdod'S has" retnrn- i«r a fhro'0-wAoics’. vifdt V'ith We earnestly request .the Sentinel subscribers who., are in arrears for thig’paper to give , a little thought to their obligation in this regard and make a sincere effort to remit the whole or part of their indebted­ ness. As is well-known im newspaper , " circles, the cost of production is , greater than in more prosperous t days, owing to Hie lessening1 of ad­ vertising Patronage. Notwithstand­ ing, we endeavor to keep1 un the stan­ dard Of the paper. But iff this we are greatly handicapped if subscribers failrto consider our position, Now. . ■ st‘ the closing .of the year, is a good , Mrs. t’tnp ’to Soiuare the account if POS- , sime. T# ,vou cannot nay all. nay a*’Atone, thus evincing your good faith Mrs. Mtirdto and Mr. and intentions. ,.............. . \ Murdie? Tortwito., . \ ■ A11 in, Marjorie Alktdn, Dorothy __.... Andrew, Ellen .......... . Bums, J. .J——_ _ Bwwell, -Helen, . ' Button, R. ___ Carter, J. Cooke, Rhddal____—: England, Ruth ------- Finlayson, Anna' ____ Finlayson, ,D................. Fisher, Mary___L__ _ Garnjss, Marguerite Greer, Louise _______ Hornell, Jane ____;__ • Jamieson, Isabelle .— Jewitt, Arlene . FORM I ci- I - ►. ■ Q .A, 'So. .fl -fa- ...67 52 rt h bfi x u - 00 U 66 ci 45 ■ rf : -to— .73 84 66 44 Clifford Grimoldby, 20-year-old deaf mute, in Goderich on Thursday, was sentenced by Magistrate J. A. Makins to three years in Portmouth transferred -to Hamilton, and Rev., Rev. Fathei J. D. Egan, parish priest at Tees water, who has in poor health recently, has Ibeen been penitentiary on pleading guilty to the theft of $2,500 frbm Joseph ©oul- ter, of Blyth. « Gtimoldby stple the money on December 1, during a drinking par- ±y„at—Cpulter’s.,-and—fled^/to St,, John, N.- B. He was brougt back 10 days after the, theft with pnly. $l,023, ' ' -r-^‘ Father W. J. Hawkins, an Ay ton young man, will Bucceed him at - Teegwgjter. Rev. 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