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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-03-11, Page 3& ----------__------—........—- freshments were served and a time of good fellowship enjoyed •by alt Dry in an hour for rehanging pictures and drapes.. Scrubs Cleon Again and Again “7 without harming its loyely “satin finish. v ' X 7 * ■ , < tfr •15 p.m.i Sunday School and Bible Class.' p.m.: .Erskine; Dungannon, pan.: Evening Service/ Easy "GHd&on" Application —goes on as easily as stroking a wall with-a'dry brush! 'THE LUCKNOW SENTlNELf LUCKNOW, ONTARIO - J will con- 10.30 a.m; . Low and Promise., Akela/TKomp;cm* *'”j which the 23fd,psalm was sung* *• ■» •Z * SaiulC in • tippi utjawv** wx mivju -r “zT0 . 1treating all/with ’chocolate milk,'.’ for., the- Bible names .spiling ron& ana huH. The ’meeting-AVa’sL^ Baulch closed with the Grand Howl, Cub with Mrs? D, L. MacKinnon and uuavu? . a/. “A vca fire) wiwnpr. * > * * } WgggpAW MARCH 11, 1953 nev, G. A\ Meiklejohn," ;■ B.A>, B.D. ' <. Prayer and the singing of Canada •’ "'and Queen’’. CHURCH NEyZS Brussels-, racK,. dj.,. > —-With- the Lucknow Cubs joining [by - Qdbert .Hamilton; witmStew? in throe chehrs. The Local Scout ,■ Association. ..received .< sal life, in •' metnbers z Association, and ■ the Acout chap­ lain, Rev' 'Jennings. The opening ceremonies included the Grand Howl led by. Sixer Alan Chin* the Lord’s prayer and the Cub VoTT th^n w^cohwd/the guests, af­ ter,. which -the Sixes went, to their L i a ^S“^T)T^TSpecti cat^-Kaa-Umbach-- thcn■ led the Pack in the Jungle . Dance.' of. /Kaa the. Python,, and' ^presided ijt the pidho for a lively, .sing song. ,-Baloo Stahley conduct­ ed several gaihes and relays aSr LSist'od by Scouts Bill Ritchie and Alvin’,Baker„ Rev.•• Jehnings pre- jrsonied an interesting -brain; I teaser, Akela calicd' on Rev, Ellis' for a few words, and then ex­ pressed' His pjeasure’of having tho Brussels^ Pack at/pur' meeting,■ .artBtanleyandDonald-MacIn- .a- similar tyrb -Wihnets. Ted Collyer and 7ip]prbciat.idn of their Lloyd MacDougall, we-rfe* captains ' PAGE THREE CAL FILM COUNCIL lS “ROYAL JOURNO” ’he color- film “Royal Jotirn- ?'■ produced by the National ni Boar$ is now • available m Hanover to members of the dee and Grey County Film tincils. This, was announced at recent joint meeting' of the ecutivo Committees of the two uncils held recently ' iii Hap- er; The film which was ex- ptionally' popular i n t h e ?atres of Canada is expected to in considerable demand . for ne time* CHURCH CHANNELS . As these lines are written glor- js sunshine flood's the room, inter is being challenged: so e the blue moods and ungrate- l attitudes. How often we take J e sunshine for^granted and fail be grateful. What a pity to sume lightly any of our great jssing’ss ■ •■■■'/ One of them is the special care r the sijek made - available in r days through hospitals, nics, the Red Cross, specialized alth research, etc. We would Ipect to use them if we needed I personally; but we; sometimes Iget their vital place in our Ition and community and world. ■Ve have reason to appreciate Ir local convalescent home in Ickriow. Though it is a private Idertaking, it is a public asset, l-visit- there ..jmakesT-a /person mteful for the personal atten- In and care, given to patients K senior folk.R. health blessing easily oyer-. Bked Is that of immunization minst diseases. We don’t like Bmps or measles, but they are Brunon enough. Seldom^ do we Bir of diphtheria, whooping Bigh, smallpox or lockjaw: and Bre is'an important reason. That Bkes this announcement. import- B. The Bruce County Health Bit will begin the first of a Bies of four clinics to immunize ■dren aver three months of age Binst the above mentioned dis- Bes—(diphtheria,—w-h o o^p-i-n g- ■gh, smallpox and lockjaw) on ■rch 17ith, in the Community Bitre from 10 to 11.30 a.m. Blany are the evidences in our |d of mercies th at "historically, ■se from "the"bea 1 mg~ love" of Bist. Above all else we are ■nkful for4 Him. He ■ie to urge us.. Local & General , Haiwey Webster of Montgom­ ery Motors ..was ill at his home with pneumonia for a few days. Mr, Jofyn McQuillin is visiting at Windsor wiiO/Ir. and ’’Mrs. Irvin McCaB®. Donald and Anna Finlayson of Toronto spent the week-end .at. the home of their mother, Mrs, A. R. Finlayson1,/ < /■ / Mr, Rod Campbell, who-has been quite ill at his . home, is Sjowly - .improving but still cqjv fined to foecl, Mrs Campbell was also oh the sick list blitz’s feeling better again.; ' ‘ r ? ' . • > • • ■ ' ' Dr. and Mrs. E.y J* Robb of Winnipeg were visitors with his mother, Mrs. Alice Robb and Mr. R. J, MacKenzie of town/*They, left* on Wednesday morning for Florida. Mrs. Wallace Miller of St. HeL .ens underwent an operation on Tuesday associated with a hiajor operation she underwent a few I weeks ago . in Victoria Hospital. She • expects to return home . in a "few "daysl. ' ■ " ; . // , D. A. MacLean and R. A. Grant returned on Monday from a week’s holiday in Chicago where they had a pleasant time visiting relatiyes and friends.,, Mr. Mc­ Lean .has a sister, Mrs. W. W. Kincheloe living /in Chicago and Mr. Grant has his son, Jim, and a sister, Mrs. Allan McKenzie. Mr: and Mrs. L. C. Thompson motored ot Norwood last Thurs­ day to bring home Mr. and Mrs. Ed Thom who had spent the Win­ ter there. They were accompan- ied by Mrs. Charles Cook who visited in Peterborough with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Downs and Lar­ ry’s mother, Mts. V. Downs. En­ route home they called on And­ rewThompson at Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Cameron and children Mary Ann and Rod­ dy of Port Colborne spent the week-end here. Mrs. Cameron and children will leave m a month on a trip to her homeland in Scotland, which she, left seven years ago. They will ifly overseas and expect to arrive at the home of her parents on Easter Sunday, just ty/enty-four hours after, tak­ ing off .from Malton; WHITECHURCH Mr.. Roddy Inglis df Forest vis- i ted on Sunday at the home, of his. parents, Mr. -dnd Mrs/ Thos, Inglis,. •’ •;t Mr. 'and Mrs. Fred Neighbour, .who have 'bepp visiting arpund here , with hei/^sister, MF and Mrs. J. Q, Gillespie, motored to. Brantford on Sunday with Mi\ J, G. Gillespie, Mr. an4 Mrs, G. F/ Farrier and family where they, will visit with their niece before returning home to the West;. ?:■:.• ~ 'Mrsy/Mr Ross and Miss, Olive Terriff returned -home on Sun­ day; froih Galt; They have- been away ever since Ghfistmas with, friends in Mimico and F.onthill and/Galt, . We are sorry to hear that Mr. Robt. Ross isn’t as well as his many friends would like -to hear, suffering from a heart attack,. . / Mrs. (Dr.) Simpson visited a day last week with Mr, John Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Dickson of Belmore , spent Sunday at 4he home of her parents, Mr. & Mrs. A. Moore.. Mr. and Mrs. B. D^Mcdlenag- han spent Sunday at the home of her brother, Mr. and Mrs. El­ wood Barbour of Fordyce. Mrs. Robt. McNall and Garnet spent a day last week in London. t i i i i I i i I i I i i "i i i I **/ / ' "‘ COATS Wonderful Vaiue, New Stylings-^twills, plaids, fleece, checks in all-purpose materials. Misty blpes, nayy, brick, grey, black —any choice/Ordered to 'yeur size, 14K> to 2414, 10 to 20. 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SUBS £Or y01ir wearable length and weight. |Church of the Air, CKNX farch 12th, Rev. E. W; Todd, oxeter; March 16th, Rev. C. Washington, Auburn; March i, Rev. R. D. A. Currie, White- !rch; March 18th, Rev. T. H. ft, Hanover, , / / . Lucknow resbyterian Church Rev. C. A; Winiij B.A., Minister. JNDAYr.MARCHL15th-,-i953- a.nn: Morning. Service. LUCKNOW | NITED CHURCH | I i , , . .. ! WAY, MARCH 15th, 1953 j a.m./“Believing in The I ‘ Fulfilment’/- , 4 15 p.m.i Suiiday School. I "Joel and Jonah in j Cbntrasi*/ ’ M VVOLF CUBS members-of the 1st Brus­ sels Pack, with their leader Rev. Norman Ellis, joined "with us last week for an enjoyable meeting together. Others present were of the local JBoy Scout n. and ■ the'-Scout chap- South Kinloss W;M.S. The March iheeting of South Kinloss W.M.S. wass held Wed­ nesday, March 4th at the home of Mrs; Aliister Hughes with a good attendance. The president, Mrsi Baulch, opened the meeting witTrfiTtihg scripture verses from Psalni 18 followed, by prayer. During the business period the secretary was requested to write Mrs. Hugh MacMtllari-and-invite her to address the Easter Thank- offering iheeting. Mrs. H. Buck­ ton read the treasurer’s report and all voted in favor of allocat­ ing $4 from the March offering to ward the honorary life member­ ships. Mrs. A. Sutherland read a letter re supplies and bale. The roll ' call was . answered by a Bible prayer Mrs. Lloyd Mac­ Dougall gave the scripture and meditation based on the Garden of Gethsemane story followed by prayerr^by^Mj^'A/^Maenr^re/ Mrs. Burt read the, chapter in the. study book on Africa and Mrs. W. F. MacDonald read a splendid report compiled by Mrs. Ross MacMillan of the Presbv^ terial meeting held in Wihgham in January. Mrs. Burt extended a vote of thanks to the hostess and after singing hymn 333 Miss Dean MacLeod closed the meet­ ing with prayer. ? United Church W.M.S. The Afternoon. Auxiliary of the W.M.S. of the United ChurCh met -at-thez home-of -Mrs.-Mary- Jane2 Webster on Wednesday, March. 4th. The president, Mrs. Robert­ son, opened the meeting with hymn 388 and Mrs. Scottrpffered. prjayer. Minutes of last meeting Were read by Mrs. Rae. Each member answered the. roll call with a verse of scripture. Mrs. Breckles gave the scripture read­ ing and Mrs. Ewart Taylor gaive a paper on ^Christian Stewardship. Mrs. W. B. Anderson read a let­ ter from Miss Edith Clark in Angola. Several pillow cases, towels, etc., were donated for a hospital in Angola. The program was* in charge of Mfs. McDiar­ mid and jthe followlng/numbers- were enjoyed. Mrs. Haldenby of Kinlough rendered two beautiful solos and Mrs. Harvey Hall gave a very fine talk on the last chap- WINGHAM / KINSMEN CLUB Wed., March 4 ............ B-15 Thurs., March 5 .. .... ..... N-34 Fri., March 6 ............; ..Jrl9 Sat., March 7 ... G-fi^ Mon., March 9 .............. B- 5 Tues., March 10 ... O-6» ter of the study book on Angola. A reading > by Mrs. Isabel Mac- Kenzie, “Without a Cross”, and prayer by Mrs. McDiarmid closed the. meeting,. Lunch was served by the committee in charge and a socis^ time was enjoyed; The April meeting vqII be .at the home of Mrs. Ewart Taylor. South Kinloss F. & F. Group „ On Sunday evening, March 8, the Faith and Fellowship Group met at . the, home of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Machines with a good attendance. Opening devotions in­ cluded the singing of the doxol- ogy after which Rev. Mr. Baulch read Isaiah 55. Further passages were read by Ira Dickie and-Don/ aid MacIntyre. Mr. Baulch chose “The Wordof God” as the theme for the meditations; Mrs. Baulch won the Bible .quiz contest._jThe minutes of the two " previous meetings were read by Mrs. Haf/ for two Easter Sunday Fellow­ ship, worship services for March 29th .and April 12th . in South .Kinloss Church. An educational program followed. Mrs. Herb Buckton dwelt, on the first and second • Commandments., Fraser MacKinnon on the 3rd, Mrs. W. t. MacDonald explained -the 4th and 5th; andr Mr.S.’ D. L. MacKin­ non. the' 6th commandment. The Bible farmer quiz was conducted WALLHIDE KVtKRIZa SATIN FINISH No Messy Cleanup your hands, brush, or roller­ coater, ail come dean with water. 7 . .- i 'rolls and fam. The meetirtg Avas yriatch conducted by :Mi% ; ... . ”O Mr! fed Cdllyer tied for winner. “God Save The The dosing, remarks were given . by?•-.Mr5/DLJb^acKinhon;..a£tefc ........ , ...' . which the 2$ rd , psalm, was sung. Advertising doesn’t. Cdst/t pays! ’ At the elostf of the meeting,. > JOHN W. HENDERSON LUMBER LIMITED Lucknow O r Phone'’150’'.Ontario