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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-07-22, Page 6■V . . .p THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO •R M’ 4 KINLOUGH h tv h1■ I < rW fa 5 rl 4 t 'i. WEDNESDAY,- JULY 22nd, 1953 »•*} i ."J gj ■/. r I Bi V 4*1H life Rfe ; U. I.JUNIOR FARMERS HELD EVENING CHURCH SERVICE ‘'f"..- 'Colwanash Junior Fanners held their annual/church service in. Dungannon /United Church oh Sunday evening, with Donald Middleton, the Provincial Junior Farmers president, as guest speaker, /- • Kenneth McAllister presided at the organ/ The. call to worship was conducted by Doreen Lamb. Arnold' Alton read the scripture I ^passage, Mary , Durst offered prayer, . and Donald: Murray led ‘in the Responsive reading,v .' 7 7. Guest soloist; was Harry; Hern of the South Huron Junior Farm- 'ers/. '■ • ./ ”\ •: /’ • The church service committee was:Miss Durst, Miss Laihb, Arn­ old Alton and Donald Murray and the ushers were John Fedgan,- ■ Gordon Finnigan, Douglas Hack­ ett and Jim Graham. . ' Mrs. George Haldenby return- from Torontp Where she spent • the past week. Thq H.WJ. are Waking their 40th anniversary wHn^n after- noon tea on Thursday, July 23rd .. when former members & friends . $re invited to attend. . Miss Iona Terry returned from /-•a two week yacatipri at.ber home near Belleville arid resumed her . duties at CKNX recording lib- cary. •. . . •The Anglican/Evening Guild . lyill be entertained' at the home of Mr^. i Charlie Hodgins, Wing- ; Ham, on Tuesday nfternobh next, July's28th. ■'• /■.'••/ • Congratulations, to Mr. & Mrsf. • Alex Percy on jthe arrival of a little son at Wingham General' Hospital. : ' . . ;'i£ss Lois Haldpiiby entertain­ ed the Garden Club at her home : on Thursday evening. The lead­ ers, Mrs. Perry Hodgins and Mrs. Wiri. Wall, were in charge. Each club girl brought a bouquet of their flowers to answer the roll call. The leaders inspected the vegetable garden and showed simple methods of making/ pretty Hower arrangements. 7 Mn “and Mrs.' Clare Sparling /and Allan of Walkerton visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Haldenby. Miss Donna Nicholson spent last week at Kincardine with Miss Joyce Ciiyler. . • Some of the ladies from here / attended the shower at Purple Grove school on Friday evening ifor Miss Joyce Arnold, bride- • elect. ■ ■ . ; Mrs. J. Colwell spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Don Mc- Cosh, Purple Grove, Mrs. Arthur Graham returned homeafter-atriptoNorthBattle- ford and other points in the West . and the States. Her sister, Mrs? Dorothy Thompson returned yvith tier for the remainder of the hol- idays. .. /’ ; "7: Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Lane spent the past week, at Fonthill with Mr. and Mrs. Art Phillips and Peggy.. • s Little. Caroline Forster of Rip­ ley visited with her grandmoth­ er here during the week. Canon Ashby of Strathroy will be welcomed here on Sunday morning next at the Anglican service. Miss Jeannette Brunton of Tor­ onto visited during, the week with Mr... and Mrs. Maurice Hodgins. Mrs. Alex Percy and ■■ inf ant son returned home from Wing­ ham Hospital. / i * .4 / f *•■ LROSS CORNERS Mr. and Mrs. Alex Why tock and boys spent Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Cal Lamont and family. > Mr. and Mrs. Murray Hender- son, Lucknow, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Wraith/ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown and Reg spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Nicholson, ■ Bprvie.. The girls of the Garden Club met Thursday evening at the home of Miss'Lois/Haldenby. Mr. and Mrs. Midford Wall and Donnie spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Tom Hackett, Ashfield. ST. HELENS Mr. and Mrs. D. J, McIntosh of—StT-Cathariries—Mrr-and—Mrsr - Neely Todd and/ children of. Stratford and Mrs. Andrew Neely •f Ismay Park, Mich., are guests of Mrs.v D. Todd. ■ ... ' Mr. and Mrs. Colwell moved last week to their, new home in Ripley. . 7“ . Terry . Wilson and Jimmy Wil­ son of Whitechurch are attending the junior boys? camp at Kintail this week. Mr. Charles McQuilliri left for 4he—4^^t—sdayr--He~ . driving W new Chevrolet car to ■ S-€-. 7 ’ .'•* " ' 7 ' ’ . ,M1SS' Margaret , MacPherson, Reg.N-., of the staff of St Jos* • • €ph- s Hospital, LohdbnJ is home On vacation. / ; ■ ■ " Mr,, and Mrs. RosS Errihgton . and Lbrine moved on Monday to < their new home in, the village ......../th ey ‘purchased- ’ Mr - . CchvelL / * ; ’■■"■‘!7? ■ Av -UMtk u I f/ Suffered Broken Arm • Jack Murray,.;. 13-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Murray of Detroit, who was vacationing at Kintail, was admitted to Wing­ ham Hospital recently with a fractured arm. KAIRSHEA W.I. HEARS OVERSEAS TRIP DESCRIBED Mrs. Cliff Roulston was hostess ibr the July meeting: of the 'Kair­ shea W.I, There was a large at­ tendance of members apd visi­ tors. Mrs. D. H. Carruthers pre­ sided and Mrs. Donald McKinnon read the minutes and Correspon­ dence. During the business part of the meeting it was decided to discontinue the special quilt ex­ hibit at thp Fall Fair.: Letters of thanks were read for >remem<- branees. ; Under the theme of citizenship, /One—duty- of—a—good- citizen” brought a variety of answers. The topic on Canada was given in five minute talks by four dif- ferent_.members,_“Qur_Land’’,by_ Mrs. $teer on its geography; “Our History”, by Mrs, W. F. MacDoh T ald, On its discoveries and ex­ plorations; “Our Government” by Miss Annie MacKay, in which the freedom of speech, of worship, of movement and the press were some "of the privileges encount­ ered; and tinder “Our Resources/ Mhrs. Lavis enumerated the many and varied resources which Can­ ada provides, ■ j A community song followed af­ ter which Mrs. Wm. Dawney gave a splendid traveltalk on a trip to Gr. Britain and Western Europe; j which “she and her sister enjoyed last summer. The members follow­ ed with interest the boat trip to England and then the tours of England and Scotland to visit Her I t r II I Cl i G i) •w’ * t 0 7 ‘ * © . : . /favorite Story Hopalong Cassidy 6.30 Danger, Dr. Danfield 7.30 Dox 13 «»00 9.30 Dold Venture 5.00 5.30 I f \ <• o ■•r 1 /• i* L'_\. £ (8 ®sr* If. CFP RADIO r ft 7 ■■■■ /r. i daughter and other friends. Their conducted tour through France, Germany and Austria into Swit­ zerland was very vivid. The bond, .of language and the prestige giv­ en Canadians in Westerp Europe were both noted by the speaker/ , Mrs. Anne MacDonald favored with Scottish music on the piano which was much enjoyed. Mrs. Farish Moffat had the motto “He who would enjoy power must pay the price of responsibility”. The closing remarks were giv­ en by Mrsi. Tyndall Robinson and after: the national anthem was sung lunch was served and a social hour enjoyed. —-On_August--12th^he—Kairshea W.I. is invited to meet in Purple • - ■ —.__ ■ Groye school at 2 p.m. as guests of the Purple Gfove W.I. On August 18 th, Mfrs. P. Steer and Mrs, G. Wall will be hostess* es in Holyrood Hall for “Grand*, mother’s Day”; Directors, Mrs. A. Sutherland, / Mrs. G. Hamilton, Mrs—G—Roulston-andMrs—Allan- MacDonald. ’' / d? a I 0 •« IT T R AV ELLIN G M O NEY Today’s traveller, before setting out, usually visits his bdnk. He will be j® a ST '' 'Wl yl // ... . W* ■ ■ W m 1 /l 7* V Ik foreign exchange. When you travel /or business orjfaasure, your local I. . ■ . . ' 57" . . ■ . Udnhfdn hilp jjiuul/i, iW ltd}. ■ . ■ buying travellers cheques or arranging — a letter of creditrHe may want letters of introduction, or inf ormation about *4 THE BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY , t* '■ . ’a V & \ 7 *•/ • ■...... .... ‘‘.... : • /. > > ■■ ■ z . .///- >■