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WEDNESDAY, JULY 8th, 1953
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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LADIES’ AND MEN’S WEAR
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UNITED CHURCH j
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Minister:
Rev. G. A. Meiklejohn, I
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SUNDAY, JULY 12th
10 a.m.7 Sunday School. .
11 a;m. Rev. C. A. Winn guest |
...minister.' ■ ■ ■’■•':.■;■’■ • -•••• I-
A cordial welcome is extended I
to the Presbyterian congrega- j
tion and to all visitors. j
<■Lucknow
Presbyterian Church
Rev. C. A. Winn, B.A.,
Minister.
SUNDAY, JULY 12th
10.00 a.m.: Sunday School. .
11.00 a.m.: Morning Worship
in the United Churchy with
ReV, C. A. Winn, in charge.;
3.00 p.m.: Erskine, Dungan-1
■non.
NO EVENING SERVICE
cago is a visitor with his .sister^-
Mrs.' Geo.. Stuart and Mr. Stuart’
Mrs. Charles McAree (formerly
Miss Mary .Cameron) of McAuley,
Man.;, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Douglas,
Mrs. Bart and Mr. Malcolm Doug
las of Mitchell were recent visr-
itors.-Witlr- -Mr and ‘ "MfS; 7John
Carneron.
, ‘Mrs. Gordon MacIntyre and
Ronald are holiday visitors with
•Mt., and Mrs. W, I. Miller. .
PRESENTATION MADE PRIOR
TO LEAVING LOCHALSH
Pupils and parents gathered in
Lochalsh school at the. clo?e of
~the school” term to honor Mrs.
Roy MacKenzie of Ripley who
has taught in .the school for the
past five years. The children pre-
-sented a—short-’ program after
which Barbara Finlayson Vead the
address, while Elaine MacIntyre
and Marion MacLennan .present-’
*ed' the teacher with a beautiful
wool blanket. Lunch was/ served
by the ladies of the section.
Mrs, MacKenzie has resigned as.
teacher and will be succeeded
term byi Miss Ruth.. Pent-
d.f Ashfield. ■ - •
CHURCH CHANNELS
ST. HELENS
. \Children,s~Day was observed
L on Thursday at the July meeting
’ of the Women’s Institute held on
dhe lawn. at the home of Mrs.
Frank McQuillin, Besides the
children . 24 members, 3 visitors
and 7 teenagers were in attend-
i ance. Mrs Andrew . Gaunt, 2nd
vice president, was in the chair
and the roll , call was well re
sponded to’by the bringing of a
t flower and naming it. It was de
cided to.have a Jous trip the last
■ week in .July with arrangements
to be made by a committee corm
• prised of Mrs. G. MacPherson, and
I Miss.JCan Aitchjsonl It was also
I decided to have a picriid^at Kin-,
I catdine with Mrs. A" Gaunt, Mrs.
I. H. Webb and Miss Jean. Aitchi-
I son as committee in charge <hiu . .• •.I with Mrs..Hunter, Mrs. Gammie < • Be ..hon^ , • s .*
LgndLMrs^^ others in.; what I say jnd .do,
I of sports. It was suggested and . .‘‘Learn, and. practise.npy telig-
I agreed .that the<president,.list, and ion. ?.
I 2nd vice presidents each haVe j “Honor my• paernts, mv elders
I charge of the riieetings fdr four smd mv teachers. ■
I months; The motto,. “Life is like ! “StriVe’ for ‘ health in body,
I, .’^isarden/iVbears ,
I sow” was read by Mrs* Fred Me-1 . “Respect the rights of others.
I . Quillin; Mirs*' Harvey Webkgav^ f a ........ ’J
I a Very interesting demonstration 1may enjoy-and profit by
I.’ and tdlk on flower arrangement*1
r .Garnes wete enjoyed Joy the1
I? :ouhs fblk uhdeit the direction of
I Mrs. „Alex -Mj lrdie—a-n,
A Double-Edged Charter
The. New York State Youtlh commission last ..year distributed
among parents a “Children’s Bill
of Rights”,“in which was empha
sized every child’s right to af
fection, ; physical care, material
and emotional security, education,
religious guidance and opportun
ities for wholesome community
life. . The “Bill of Rights” was
followed by a “Children’s Bill of
Responsiiblities” ..containing «ithe
following precepts' to each indiv
idual: 7 _
' “Grow; in character and ability
charge and LgrOw- in size. . •
- r ’ krtn/ief tvifh * iYlVSnlf * cl n d*
my company. .. ■ ', ; * /
“Give honest effort to my work.
education/ds
Local & General
Mrs. D. C. Taylor has been ill
with pneumonia.
' Misg Lorna Campbell of Tor-,,
onto is- hoIidaVing at .the home
of her sister, fc. R. H. Thomp
son. . X ‘ ■
Miss Flora Webster of Kitch
ener is spending a week’s vaca
tion at the home of her parents,
„.and.wMrs^Richar-d-~Webster;‘-
Mrs. Lloyd Hall Dispiriting, iri
Ottawa with’ Mr. syid Mrs. Doug
las Clark; ; :/ » • 7 b
.. Dr. ^W. G, MacGrOgo.r-Aof' Chi
cago is. visiting his:. sister, Cath
erine MacGregor and other rela
tives. .
Mrs. Mary Webster returned to’
Kitchener on Sunday after visit
ing with her mother, Mrs. Annie
Jewitt. < ' . ’
Mrs. Bessie Shirley and Eliza
beth Ann Webster, are visiting at
Fort Erie with Mrs. Shirley’s’
daughter.
For personalized napkins, coast
ers,, pencils^ matches, playing
cards, stationery, etc.,7 call Don
Thompson, phone 33 or 35.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McNall and
daughter June of Wallaceburg
are holidaying with relatives in
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Mrs. Robt. Smith and family of
the Canadian Soo are vacationing
With her parents, Mr. and. Mrs.
John A.-MacDonald,
■ Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Murdoch
and daughters Karen and Gail of
Toronto are spending a month at
Point Clark.
Mr. _and^Mrs.- Earl- GibSori-^of
Toronto visited, last week with
relatives and friends in the com
munity. , •
_—Mrs—Tom-Scott of—Berkley,”
Mich., is spending the month of
July with the Misses Pearl and
Elizabeth Henderson.
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Mrs< Jack Wiegand and two
daughters, one of Detroit and the
other residing in California, call
ed on Lucknow friends Sunday
last.’ ■
Mr. and Mrs. Lome Jdhnston,
Mrs. Connell Of Galt and. Miss
Winnifred ' Farrier of White
church left on Monday on a motor
trip to Saskatchewan.
• Mr. arid Mrs. A. Gx “Andy”
Smith of Toronto called on
friends , in town last Tuesday
They had been up to Wingham
attending the funeral of Mrs
Charles E. Siriith. . ’ '
Visitors with Mrs. Isabelle Mac
Donald were Mr. arid Mrs. Mike
Kosmyna* and James of Toledo
vand Mr. and Mrs. FrankJking-
and Billy of Toronto. '
Mrs. Russell Clipperton, Linda
and Raymond, of London spenf
the past* week with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Reid who cele
brated their 45th wedding anni
versary. . * 7 . -
Miss Eileen Campbell, daugh
ter of Mr* -arid Mrs. Cyril Camp
bell, left by plane on Sunday
for'Red Deer, Alberta* to visit for
two weeks with her brother.
Harry and family.
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STREAMS RESTOCKED
Twenty-fopj* streams in the dis
trict have • been stooked with
thousands of speckled trout this
spring by the / Department of
L.ands. and Forests, Geo.- McBride;
local cdriserva't.ibfi officer fepprits;
The' area covered by the Stdcfcing
-program covers the districts of
Wingham, Blyth, Lucknow, Tees-
Water, Mildmay, Clifford arid
Brussels. 7; >•... .• ' 7
, Part of the province-wide pro-
gram to. keep game fish in the
waters of. the r6vince
"SALADA
;* Mr; and .Mrs. " Wm- Wheeler,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wareham
of Holly, Mich, and Miss Gertrude
Macintosh, R.N., of Detroit, vis
ited the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. Torrance E. Anderson.
Mrs, H? 0. Sherriff is visiting
here. She. accompanied her dau
ghter, Mrs. George Marr of- Dor
chester, who remained overnight
and on her return was accompan-;
ied by Mrs. H. R. Allin, who went
to London to attend the reunion
of nurses of the 1937 class of St,
Joseph’s Hospital. .7.
Joyce Mowbray has been spend
ing the summer in Detroit help*
ing.to care for little Judy Agnew,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs<J Joe .
Agnew. Joyice and Judy are at
present visiting with Mr., and
Mrs. E. H. Agnew. Judy is wear
ing a cumbersome looking cast
to correct a hip ailment.
Look At The Record £
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In campaigning for return on August 10, the Liberal
, Tarty does not have tp rely on an assortment of nebulous
promises, impossible of fulfillment, as an appeal to the
voters. Instead, it offers a record of solid achievement over
the years. • ‘
SOCIAL SECURITY: Pensions of $40 monthly
without means test for all Canadians over 70;
federal-provincial pensions for needv persons be-
’tween 65 and 69; expansion of national health §
services; increase in veterans’ and war widows’
pensions.
AGRICULTURAL SUPPORT: Support prices
under meat. products extended to include dairy
>' products. ‘ /
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; LABOR AID: Unemployment insurance bene-
t fits extended; racial and religious discrimination
; banned in employment under federal jurisdiction.
; HOME DEFENCE: Aircraft warning system
! developed in the north; tax reductions in spite of
’ increased defence expenditures. •
The Prime Minister has > said and I am in
complete J. accord. 2. i*. .
/The government does not claim all the credit,
for-^thisy—but l—hope—mOst^-Tca^uirairle people will
admit we deserve some credit for a Situation
.where it . has been : possible .for/ the Canadian
people, to achieve so much. And when we vote,
I am sure most of, us will want to be careful we do
not risk lbsihg what has been gained.
PROTECT YOUR GAINS
ASSURE YOUR FUTURE
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Service in the United Cf urch
program was tarried, ouit last
month by department officials in
co-operation with Mr. McBride,
and included’. .the stocking; of the
way of life ahd govern-!'four branches bf the Maitland
/ ; j River with thousands Ot bro\Vn
, HrouL A number of spbckled trout
were also put into, the Maitland
in a section Where It was thought
they would stand a good chance
of -survival.' Most of‘ the fish
planted-,jn this area- came. from
the Provincial Trout Rearing Sta
tion at .'Wiartoh:* «■■.,•
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may live more happily together,
vuc “Preserve and strW,th.en ourwill be held 'nfekt.Sunday at. 11 f A1T17ribiin * -
when if Is bxpOcted thpt the ;
new minister,^Rev* E. X Wolland rf wost such .preebpte were ob-
w1h be in charge* / ■ ' by the rnajorjty of yotithS'
Miss Eileen . Sparkes, student; fh^*.would find' in such obsorv-
■ ?Urs6 Victoria Hospital,
uon,--wbs ^ week-end guest "of r.om'es frdm a-sehse of achieve-
Mrs.7^red 'McQuiIlinl.mentand fair play and’frdrii en-
,'M w McQuillin. . '■ v” richmenf ,ot through gmty
£r* W% C. MacGregor, of Chi- with one’s fellowmen. • , .
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. >BRUCE LIBERAL CANDIDATE
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This advertisement is inserted By the
Bruce Liberal Association.
M Mr.'
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