The Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-01-28, Page 3WEDNESDAY, JAN. 28th, 1953
ARNOLD ALTON
HEADS J. F. GROUP
The Colwanash Junior Farmers
met in the Parish Hall,. Purigan-
non, on Tuesday, January 20 with
an average attendance. The roll
call, was answered by the amount
of fertilizer expected to be used
Aon the member’s farm in the
spring iwjiich fringed from. 20 lb&
to J 2 tons, A mew idea of having
a draw for those in attendance
by 8.45 was tried fairly success
fully with John Graham the yrin-
ner. It ;was decided io increase
‘thiTnembership^fee-from50
75 cents -because of a 25c increase
in the provincial fee. . ?
John Clark, the Resident, re-
ported.on the ’.meetings, of the
County Junior FEirmers, There is
agoing to be a hockey tournament
with the' games to be played in
Blyth and Hensail arenas. There
is to be a games night in Clinton
on February 20th and the annual
meeting to ibe held in ,March.’ Thd
annual At Home will be on Apr.
17th in Seaforth.
Rev. George Watt, Dungannon,
assisted iby Ken Petrie; a past
president, conducted the election
of new officers’. The treasurer’s
repprtr showed a successful year
with $34.Q0 on hand. The results
of the election were: past pres.,
John^Clark, R. 5, Goderich; pres.,
Arnold Alton, R; 7, , Lucknow;
vice pres?, John Feagan, R. 6,.
Goderich; sec.-treas,, D. A. Hack
ett, R. 7, Lucknow; directors for.
Colborne, Fred Durst, R. 2; Clin
ton; John Clark, R. 5, Goderich;
. for West Wawanqsh, Donald Mur•>
ray, R. 2, Lucknow; Gordon Fin
nigan, It 2, Auburn; for Ashfield,
.Chester Hackett, R. 7, Lucknow;
Joe McGee, R. 3, Goderich; aud-
.itors, Ken Petrie, R, 1, pun-gan*
iion; Elmer Hunter, R; 3, Goder-
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L.D.H.S. NEWS
Hoot Mon!
The Bobby Burns Literary
meeting was. held Friday after
noon at 3.30. The chairptah was
Donald MacNay. The hymn,“pn-
rtp the Hills” was sung and the
scripture; psalm 121, was read by
Mary MacIntyre, The hymn;
“Jesus keep me near the Cross”
was sung after which the Lord’s
prayer was repeated to close the
first part of the meeting.
A quintette of Scotch singers
was introduced by Don. (They
were Jim Hackett, pan Rose^ Geo.
Richards, Ken and Don Mac-
Nay). They sang “Road to the
Isles” a<5compahied by Shirley
Burden^. Then. at the height of
the •' . • ' " ? - * ■'
this, Afestive celebration, .a most
famous Scotch soloist, Donald
MacNay, favored with “Waitin’
Tae Welcome Me Hame”. He was
accompanied by' Ruth Johnston.
Mr. MacDonald, (who performs
annually) brought out ’his broad
accent to rqad a poem of Robert
Burns. He also told a Scotch
joke; Gladys Chin read a school
paper. The program was closed
with the national anthem.
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On Th ursday. and Friday even
ings, the D.H.S. will present their
annual concert in the Town Hall.
For months the students have
been working hard ito produce an
evening’s entertainment that will
equal the : reputation achieved
during . previous yearsi The wor
ry, hard work and numerous de
tails that we never know of un
less we have worked ‘‘behind the
scenes” have to be contended
with by the teachers. We are
certain that a. variety program
has been arranged and that it
will be greatly enjoyed. . ..
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. The Junior Institute officers
are: pres., Doreen Lamb, R. 4,
Goderich; vice pres,, Dorothy Mc
Cabe, R. 4, Goderich; sec.-treas.,'
Sheila Feagan, R. 6, Goderich. |
The girls from Ashfield and West |
Wawanosh were, noticeably ab
sent. . ' ■
WILLIAM THOM PASSES
The death of William Thom,
80-year-old resident of the Aur
. burn district/ occurred in God
erich Hospital on Monday night.
The funeral service wasiconduct-
ed on Wednesday at Knox Pres
byterian Church; Auburn, with
interment in Wingham Cemetery.
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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Presbyteriah Guild?
The third meeting of the Pres
byterian Guild was held on Jan.
26th. The' call to. worship was
Tead-by; Glark^-Stanleys-Hymn 553
was sung fol 1 owed by the - scrip-.
turMe read responsively. Mrs. ,Jas.
Little very ably took the topic.
Ann Petersen led in prayer.
Charlie Chin favored with a.
trumpet' solo. A reading was giv
en by Ray. Stanley. Hymn 569'
was sung and the mizpah bene
diction was repeated by all.
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LADIES' AND MEN’S WEAR
Local & General
Mr, and Mr$* J. M. Greer spent
last week in Toronto with Mr.
and Mrs, Eric Edmanson. . .
Mrs. Mercy Taylor 'of Edmon
ton spent last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Taylor. .
Mrs. Wilfred Sherwin and son
Keith of Orono spent the week
end with relatives in the com
munity. .
Mrs. Isaac Andrew, octogenar-
ian Zion district resident, is im^
proYing following her recent ill- ;
ness.
: 'M^,;and. Mrs. Wm. Blue and
daughter Margaret ■ oj Detroit
spent the week-end with Mr- ^d
Mrs. J: D. Anderson. ” ,
-. Visitors on Sunday with Mr., ,
and Mrs. Charles Congram were
Mr. Harvey Dobson, Mr. and Mrs.
°Roy Hair and Jewett of Ethel,
also Mr, and Mrs. Ellwin' Hall of
Listowel.
Lawrence Bower of* Toronto
spent the week end With his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Bower. Lawrence is a first-year
student in chemical engineering
at Toronto University. .
Mrs. Douglas Clark arid child
ren Ann and Tom have gone to
Ottawa to reside. Doug, is station
ed there with the RCMP and Mrs.
Clark and children rvisited here
until housing accomodation was
available.
. Mr. and Mrs.- Stewart Cameron
and children Mary Ann and Rod
dy of Port Coliborne, who were
called home prior to his mother’s
death, remained here until after
the funeral, and returned on
Wednesday. ~ •
Miss Florence DeGruchy of
Montreal visited -in-town, for a.
few days with her parents, and
also her sister, Mrs. Bruce Mc
Kenzie and family. She had a
picture of Bob Mowbray deliver
ing his papers on his ipofiy wfficlT
appeared in the Montreal. Daily
Stan ’
Last week’s, visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Busbell were Mr.
Orah Crawford, London; Mr. and
Mrs. Donald MjcCosh,, Mary and
Dickie and Roselyn Swan, Purple
.Grove; Mrs. J. W. Colwell, Kin-
lough; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Col
well, Shirley, Gwen, Bill and
Jack and Mr. and Mrs. Ardill
Mason, Ripley; \ v ..
Friends from a distance attend
ing the funeral of the late Mrs.
R. J, Cameron included Mrs, Del
mar (Congram) Webber, Mr. and
Mrs. Carlton Van Hooser and
-daughter---of--EaM-^Aurora/JN.Y.^
Mrs. Wm.. Black, Espanola; Mris.
Mae Franks, Hamilton; Mrs. Ani
me Taylor, Clinton; Mrs. Luella
Phillips, Mitchell; Mr. and Mrs.
Ti A. Gagari; London; Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Youn, Chesley.
: Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Mac
Donald and Garry were Sunday
Visitors at Seaforth with Mr. and
Mrs. Clinton Smith and his moth
er, Mrs; Janet MacDonald who
observed her 91st birthday that
day Lome MacDonald of .Peter
borough, who travels, fpr the
Great West Saddlery Co., also
spent the week-end there and on
Monday night provided bagpipe
music' at; the Lions Club Burns
Night dinner.
Too Late To Classify
HOUSE FOR SALE Modern
frame dwelling in gdod“condition.
. Three-deck . poultry, house -on
property. Apply to Ernie Craw
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■ The E r s k i n,e Presbyterian
church held their annual meet
ing in the church with, Rev. C.
A/ Winn, the minister,. presiding.
Reports were given by the sec
retaries of each department. Of-
-ficers~~ele ct edf o r-195 3- ar-e.^-care-,
Church of the Air
/CKNX, 10.30-11.90 am.,
Jan. 29th, Rev. W. E. C. Vol-
rlick;—Kincar dine™Febr^2n dp^Rev.,
C. S; Baulch, South ,Kinloss; Feb. ’ ;ta]<ei.) Mrs. Frank Jones;- congre-
3rd, Rev, D, A. Brydon, Ripley;'; gatiOnal secMrs. Hugh Bennett;
Feb. 4 th, Rev. W. A.-Jones, Sea
forth.
'Lucknow
Presbyterian Church
Rev. C. A. Winn, B.A.,
/ Minister.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1st
11 a.mi: Communion of the.
Lord’s Supper. , :
: 12.15 p.m.: Sunday School and
' “Bible Class.
3 p.mJ Erskine Church, Diirt-
- garinon, Communion of the
Lord's Supper. w /'
4 . • • *
7 p m. ^TsSierbf serriibw
' from the Psalms, No. 8.
Preparatory Service,
Friday, January 30th, 8.0Q p.m.
No. prayer meeting next week.
I LUCKNOW
■ j UNITED CHURCH|
1 r? Minister:
‘.budget treas., .Mrs- Allan. Reid;
organist, Miss Barbara Wilson;
assistant organist, Miss Norma
Murray-;. Sunday - School treas.,
Douglas Reid; S.S. supt., Donald
Murray; assistant S.S. supt., Jim
my Reid; auditors, Arthur Stew
art and Robt. McAllister; Sun
day school organist, Miss^Norma
'Murray. _
The Ladies Guild of St. Paul s
.church held a progressive euchre
party" in the Parish Hall on
Thursday night. There were ,11
tables. Prize winners were Mrs.
H. - Eedyr Mrs.Lor^
the men’s prizes, Fred Young &
John Finnigan. . •
The annual Vestry meeting.Pt
St Paul’s Anglican church was
-h^d-a-t-the^alish„HdL priT Thurs-_
day afternoon... The meeting opr,
ened with prayer by Rev. H. L.,
Jennings. Various reports were
•given -by different-organizatioiis,
’ also a letter was read from Bis
hop Luxton, London, bringing
’! greetings and best . wishes to the
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United Church Young Peoples"
The first regular meeting of
(the New Year of the Lucknow
United Church Young Peoples
was held on Tuesday, January
13th with 19 present. The meet
ing was opened with a lively
sing song which was led by Shir
ley Burden. After a. short prayef
the meeting was turned over to
Ruth Treleaveri, the Stewardship
and Training convener. After ri
hymn the scripture was read., We
enjoyed a very interesting talk
on "Leadership Training by Miss
Margaret Rae. After the talk,
•questions were answered by Miss.
Rae, A piano solo- was given by
Shirley Burden. The president,
Kfenneth McNay, z again . took
charge. The minutes were read
;by the new sercetary, Marilyn
Kilpatrick. The business period
consisted chiefly of the discus
sion about a skating and .tobog
ganing party which „are soon to
be held. We then enjoyed some
games provided by Carolyn Gib
son and closed with “taps”.,
Make Donation. To C.A.S.
The January meeting of the
Paramount Women’s Institute
was held at Mrs. R. Reid’s with
14 ladies present. It was decided
to give the ..Children’s Shelter at
Wrilkerton a donation of $10 and
also a bale of clothes. Mrs. O.
Richards gave a very interesting
talk and demonstration on sew
ing. The program consisted of a
reading by Mrs. ; Webster,, con
gests by Mrs. Irwin and Miss S.
Gibson. The meeting closed with
in'I.ca<lershipTrainingbyMissTheQueenafterwhie,-.a-dainty.
lunch was served.
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rii Rev. G. A. Meiklejohn,
i B.A., B.D. x
j SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1st |
[ congregation. Election of officers
si,:. » . ’tl i : iU7m,
Caesar; people’s warden, Thomas
Young; delegate, to the Synod, R*
j>.’ Durniri; substitute, Elmer
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111 aim: “Believing in Man”.
Il2;15 p.m.t Sunday School.
i 7 p.m.: “Negro Spirituals’’,, ,
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National and International pay
is the theme for ,the; St. Helens
Women’s Institute meeting to. be
held , in the Community Hall on
Thursday, /February, 5th. Roll
call, , “One advantage of living
’-;-topic-by—-MrSv
John Cameron’; hostesses, Mrs.
Gordon Macpherson, Mrs. Fred
Mc.Quillin.
<K* uui xnii> 4s , Milt* cLU-vai
^raff^Mr^merrr^P'aU1“^a^^-ii^^^eihncracy”
Robt.‘ Mole, Jbck Caesar &y Ben,
Mole; board of0managementv Wm.
Caesar, ThoS. Young, K J, Dur-
min, Elmer: Black, Mrs., Wm. Cae
sar, Mrs. Gladys Rivett, ^1 Ste
wart;. caretaker of P,ar.Ifh-Han,
dharles ’Fowlen A vote of thanks
was expressed to all who had
heldiJOfficW the.pravious year and
Rev. Jennings closed With pray*
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