The Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-05-27, Page 3r
Wednesday, may 257th, 1953
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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Monster Pre-Service 'Parade
Planned for Coronation Day
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LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH
Minister:
Rev. G. A. Meiklejohn,
B.A.,, B.D.
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SUNDAY, MAY 31st
10.QQ a.m,: Sunday School.
11 a.m.: Observance of Cor
onation Sunday, -
•‘God. S.ayo The Queen”. I
7.00 “For AH Mankind”, |
HOMEMAKING club girls
RECEIVE CERTIFICATES
Lucknow
Presbyterian Church
Rev. C. A. Winn, B.A.,
Minister.
SUNDAY, MAY 31st
10 ajn.: Sunday School and
Bible Class
11 a.m.: Sacrament of the
Lord’s Supper
3 p.m.: Erskine, Dungannon
Sacrarhent of the Lord’s
Supper
7 p.m.: Evening Worship
^Preparatory-Service, Friday,
May 29th at '8.00 p.m.
One hundred and eight mem
bers of* the South Bruce Girls’
Homemaking Clubs received their
certificates of achievement for
completing the project ^Dressing
Up Home Grown Vegetables”,
when they_held_Achievement-day
recently at. the Walkerjon Dis
trict High.; {School. A large num
ber of interested, parents and
friends were --also present. -•
Also presented was a Provin
cial Honor Certificate fdr com
pleting 12. projects, to Elizabeth
Scott, a member of the^ Purple
Grove club. Six girls received
theip County Honor Certificates
for completing six. They were
IreneReid; Tiverton; Wilma
King, Bervie; Frances Scott, Pur
ple > Groves Nancy Needham,
HolyroOd; Mae Todd, Tiverton;
Borine Scott, Armow.
All members and their leaders
were presented with silver tea
spoons.' . . ■ • ' .
The leaders of Clubs in this
vicinity were: Paramount, Mrs. J.
Elphick, Mrs. W., Dexter; Kair-
shea,, Mrs. Tom MacKenzie, Mrs.
Lawrence- MacLeod f7 Holyrood;
Mrs. Raynard Acker.t, Mrs. J.
Smith, Purple Grove, Mrs. D. Mc-
i Cosh,. Mrs: H. Thompson.
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We join in paying our tribute of respect and loyalty
to the Crown, the symbol of Empire and
Commonwealth uUnity.
LONG LIVE THE QUEEN!
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This community will mark Cor
onation Day next Tuesday with a
public service in Caledonian Park
preceded by a- gigantic parade
that should be patriotically im
pressive. The religious signify,
cance of the occasion will be
stressed at. the service, which will
not exceed anJiour, .
—^I-n-even-t-of^ranTthe service will
be held in the. Arena and^the
parade will be dispensed with.
Inyitations have been extended
to some thirty neighboring-rural
schools to t^ce part in the par*
ade. Local organizations pattici*
pating" will include the Lggion,
Ladies Auxiliary, High School
students, Cadet Corps,
School' students, Guides, SJcouts,
Broiwnies and Cu!bs. , ;
The High School Brass Band
will provide martial airs for , the
parade and it is hoped that busi
ness places and residences will
be flag bedecked to add to the
setting.
The parade will form at the
school grounds and will move off
to be .in place in the park at
10.00 a.m.
The program will be brief but
appropriate, opening with the
chairman’s remarks, by Reeve S/
E. RobdrtsbnC The singing of “All
People That On Earth Do Dwell”,
will be followed by the dedica
tory prayer iby Rev. G. A.. Meikle-
john. Rev. fl. L. Jennings will
speak on “The Significance of
The Coronation” and the pledge
of allegiance, will be led by Leg
ion President Clarence Greer.
The general salute, God Save the
Queen , and patriotic airs jv-ill -be-
played by the School Band and
the service will conclude with
the singing of “God Save The
Queen”,
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SALE! SALE!
BARGAINS in FASHION
BEGINS FRIDAY, MAY 29th
to Monday, June 1st
Closed All Day Thursday.
No exchange or refunds — All sales final.
DRESSES!
i .Cottons, Silks# .
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a' loud voice, saying: Sirs, I here
present unto yDU .Queen Eliza
beth, your undoubted Queen.
Wherefore, all you who are come
this day to do your homage and
service, are you willing to do
the same? And the people signify
their willingness by cryirig oUt:
God save Queen Elizabeth. In
this way the people will acknow
ledge the Queen to be the right
ful occupant of the Throne.
The Queen then will proceed
to take,the Oath. This is the Sov-
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dresses! Dresses!
Crepes; Rayons, These are samples, factory and stock
clearances. Every dress a bargain. Choose your summer
wearable at tremendous savings.
GROUP 1—$19795, for
GROUP 2—$14.95, for
GROUP 3—$ 8.95, for
CLEARANCE RACK—all sizes, $3.00
$10.00
$ 8,00
$ 5.00
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COATS and SUITS i
Materials in Fleece, Cords and All Purpose styles at $
HALF PRICE. jCome early for best choice. Good assortment. |
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7 50c .
BRASSIERS
Stock clearance ........ $1 00
NYLON HOSIERY
Reg. $1.95 89c
RAYON PANTIES
.All sizes ........69c >
• BLOUSES—repeat special
cotton and nylon
■ $2.89 .
HANDBAGS CLEARANCE
. Half Price
SLIPS---36 to 46 ........ $1,139
NYLON SOX—boys & girls
39c
Local & General
Mr. M. L. Clark' of Toronto
spent a few days this week with
Ethel and Belle Robertson. '
Russ Middleton visited at the
week-end with his brother in0
Forest. , ■
Robert McQuillin of Hamilton
has been a visitor at his home
here following a double hernia
operation, in St. Joseph’s Hospital
of that city.
Mr., arid Mrs. Brock Whale of
London’.and Miss Ruth Stothej-s,
stenographer at the OAC. Guelnh„
spent the week-end at the home
oFMr. S. B. Stothers. Mrs. Whale
ir remaining for the week.
Mr. and -Mrs. Dan R. MacDon
ald of Smiths Falls are visiting
Mrs. T. A.r MacDonald' for a few
clays' on. Jheir way home from
Chatham -where Dan attended the
34th annual Reunion of the
Battalion. 7
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LUCKNOW BRANCH 309
CANADIAN LEGION B.E.S.L.
“They Served Till Death.Why Not We?”
Clarence Greer, Pres. :H. D. Thompson,
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LONG MAY SHE REIGN!
ELIZABETH THE SECOND
by. the Grace of God of the United. Kingdom,
and her other realms afod territories, Queen,
dFllSdCoJi^ tM Kith.;
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so be you anointed, blessed and
Consecrated Queen over the peo
ples whom the , Lord your God.
has given you to rule and govern,
in the name of the Fatherland
of the Son, and of the Holy
Ghost. Amen.. *7.
The Queen / is then invested
with the various articles of the
Regalia. The climax of the inves
titure is the putting . on of the
Crown with these words: O God
the Crown of the Faithfpl bless;
we beseech this crown, and so
ereign’s solemn acknowledgement sanctify thy servant Elizabeth uj>
that the’ Crownr.ii subject to the ™ whose'■‘h^adn'Kw’’diay’’Qiou'dost
.Law. The Queen then kisses the place it for a sign of royal maj-
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GOD SAVE THE QUEIIN .<7."
CHURCH CHANNELS
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There is nothing which so. vjv-
.idly illustrates the continuity of
its Christian profession, the con
tinuity Of the Church of England
and its faith: '• there is. nothing
,which so deeply illustrates, the;
- union-—between, ~ Sovereign--ahd-
p.eople and between both and God
as this. §acred, solbmn; splendid
ceremony of the Queen’S Corona
tion.—The Archbishop of CBnter-
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1 THE LADIES’ AUXILIARY TO THE .
| CANADIAN LEGION, B.E.S.L./BRANCH 309 . |
I Com. Sadie MacMillan, Pres. . Com. Joan England, Sec. ,j..
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The. Coronation ceremony . is,
diyidbd into several .acts* Th the
first act the foundations are laid^
The second includes the action of
supreme religious significance,
the anointing, in the third the
Queen is invested, and crowned,
in the. fourth she. is enthroned
and homage is done to her, and,
finally, she comes to the,;altar to
rOceive.Holy Communion.
First the Archbishop of Canter
bury speaks to the .people with.
-Bible^nd-signs-lhe-oath kneel-’
ing, before the High Altar.
. The Holy Bible will be present
ed by the Moderator of the Gen
eral Assembly of the Church of,
Scotland. The Archbishop says,
Our. Gracious Queen: to keep
• -^UK-rMa4esty-^er-itttnd-fti'FD'f ‘tte
Law and the Gospel of God as’
the rule for the whole life and
government of Christian Princes,
We present you. with this Bopk,
the most valuable thing_tba.t7t.iiisx
world affords. And the‘ Modern
tor will continue: Here is wis-
dom; this, is the Royal Law; these
are the lively orioles of God. >
i Seated in the Coornation chair
the Archbishop will hrioint ’ the
Queen saying: Be thy, hands
a Pointed with holy .'Oil. * Be thy'
head anointed with holy oil’, as
k trigs, and prophets, “were
anointed, And as Solomon was
anointed King’ by ZadoCk the
priest and Nathan the prophet,
-est-yr-that—she-may^be—filled-Ow
Thine abundant grace with ail
princely virtues: through the
King eternal Jesus Christ our
Lord. Amen. When the crowii has
been placed^on her head the peo
ple will shout, God Save The
Queen, Then the Queen...receives
homage while anthems are sung.
Then finally the Queen receiv-
es communion kneeling With her ,
husband to acknowledge the.
'Eternal King of0 Kings and Lord
^f;’UOids^'Ait^^e'''close of the-
communion the, choir sings the Te
Deum of Thanksgiving, then the
procession in ’ state to the "West
Door .where the Queen appears
crowned with' the • Imperia!
Crown, carrying the sceptre with
the cross in her' right hand and
the Golden Orb in her left' and
the whole assembled congrega
tion sing God Save The Queen. 7.
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The crowning event of the yea^
takes place on June -2, *1953.
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