The Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-10-07, Page 2' ’ • ■: f,'
1>AGE TWb.’■s. THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNQWiQNTAKIQ ;
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Erected in as little os 2 hours.
For buildings of any type. High
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Patrick and Edward Sts.
WINGHAM, ONT.
’Phone 426 • —’ P.O. Box 332
Tresbyterian Young Pepoles
The regular Young Peoples’
meeting was held on Monday ev
ening. It was. opened with- hymn
270 which was followed by the
Lord’s prayer. -The scripture >was
read by Marjorie Armstrongs A
film strip, “The Prodical Son”
was shown and explained iby Rev.
Winn.Thebusinesswasthen-dis^
cussed.- Hymn 797 was sung and
the meeting closed with the miz-
pah benediction. z
HORSES
Heavy and Light Draft: three-
year-old, Stewart Needham, 1st
and 2nd, Heavy draft span, Byqce
Miller,, ICliff MdComb, Stewart
Brooks; light draft span, Miller,
Needham, Jas. Forster, Ben Farr
rell.
Generet Purpose:. Brood mare,
Jas. Forster; foal, Forster; three-
lyear-old,—Elmo—Pritchard;__Perr_
cheron span, Millerj|eperakptir>
•pbse.-span,.: EldbnRenwick^ *Ross
McKague,s Walter Forster,; single
wagon horse, ’Renwick, McKague
2nd and 3rd, Walter Forster.
Light Horses t” Hackney 15r2; &
over, McKague; Hackney, under
15-2, McKague; carriage team,
McKague, McComb & Pritchard,
Needham and Farrell; Hackney
tandem, McKague; Gentlemen’s
turnout, McKague; Lady driver,
McKague. y
- Ponies: 2-year-old, Leda White;
single pony, Gordon _ Kirkland,
Douglas Kilpatrick, George Al-1
ton; Saddle pony, Gordon Kirk
land, Karen Kilpatrick; Geo. Al
ton; Pony Iby boy or girl, Ken
Kirkland, D. Kilpatrick, Betty Al
ton.
Specials: females, Pritchard,
Miller, Renwick; gelding, Mc
Comb, McKague, Needham^ mare
or gelding, McComb; tandem
hitch, Miller; best groomed
horse Renwick, / Miller.
CATTLE
Shorthorns: year-old bull, Mil
ler, Andrew Gaunt; sr. bull eaif,
Gaunt, Miller; Gaunt; jr. bull calf,
Miller, 1, 2; cow, G-aunt, Miller,
2, 3; two-year heifer, Gaunt, Mil
ler, Gaunt; year-old heifer, Gaunt,
1, 2, Miller; sr.. heifer calf. Mil
ler, George Alton; Miller; junior
heifer calf, Miller, Gaunt, Blake
Alton; female, Gaunt; senior
herd, Graunt, Miller; junior herd,
Gaunt, Miller; bull, miller; get
of sire,/Gaunt, Miller.
Qerefords: bull, 2 years, Geo.
Kennedy; year-old bull, Kennedy
1, 2; sr. bull calf, H. Eedy, Ken/
nedy 2, 3; jr. bull calf, Kennedy,’
John DUrnin; cow, Kennedy
1, 2, .3; two-yearrold heifer, Ken*
nedy 1, 2, 3; year-old heifer, Eedy
1, 2, 3; sr. heifer calf, Eedy Ken
nedy,’ Eedy; junior heifer calf,
Kennedy, Eedy, Kennedy; fe
male, Eedy; sr. herd, Kennedy;«
jr.* herd, Eedy, Kennedy; bull, |
Kennedy igetoflsirejEedy^Ken^
nedy... t
Polled Angus:. 2-year bull, Gor
don Riibey; year-old bull, Cecil
Johnston; sr. bull calf, Ribey; jr.
bull calf, Ribey; cow, Ribey,
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBEaR. 7, 1953 »
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$40. to $80
pridal Shower
Miss Margaret Ann Murray,
bride elect, was honored'at Holy*
rood Hall on Monday : evening
when ladies of the community
presented her with a miscellan
eous’shower. The hall was pret
tily decorated with autumn flow*
ei;s, pink and white streamers,
writh a white wedding bell. To the
strains of the, wedding march
played by Miiss Edna Boyle, the
bridewasusher^dr-iri—by—Mrs.-
Grant Eckenswiller, The address
to the bride was y read by Mrs.
Roy Graham. Miss Veronica Mur-"
ray read the verses attached to
the gifts, and MrSj Dan Mclnnes.
assisted in - opening them- Mar
garet Ann thanked. Everyone for
their kindness in remembering
Ker and invited all to her home
to view -her trousseau. The ad
dress was as follows:
Detar Margaret Anne,
It gives us a lot of pleasure
to gather here this evening to
extend to you our best' wishes
[ on the happiest occasion of your
life. ' ; '• ...
We are sorry you will be mov
ing from our community, but we
hope you will be happy in your
new home.
We ask
gifts as a
for you.
To; you
Anne, we wish a happy and pros-?
perpus lifetime.
Sigried on behalf of . this com
munity. ■ V
A mock wedding was put. on
by the Kinlough girjs; a duet by
Ir.lma Percy and Florence Mac
Donald; a humorous song by the
10th school -girls; piano number
by Peggy MacDonald: readings
by Mrs; Frank Brown and Ws.
Frank Thompson.
Mrs. Maurice Hodgins enter
tained the Evening Guild at her
home on Tuesds^~eVenmgr~Mrsr
John Prest read the scripture.;
Each member responded to the
roll call with a miracle of our
Lord. The ladies plan to attend
the Deanery rally at Kincardine
when Bishop Hdber Wilkinson of
India will be the guest speaker.
A donation was given to the re
pairing of the rectory floor. The
evening was spent in work for
the bazaar to be held in Novem—
i ber. Rev. Johnz Prest closed v the
| meeting with prayer. A Quilting
'was/prannedforthe^nearfuturb;
Mrs. George Haldenby will be
the next hostess.
Mr& Wm. Wall was in Guelph
during the weed attending the
W.I. Area Convention.
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Hodgin§ were
in Preston ori Saturday where
they were guests at the McGrath-
McCue wedding. The bride is a
niece of Mrs.- Hodgins. -
Mrs. Arthur Graham accompan
ied Mrs. Albert Hewitt to Guelph
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Sirripson was in
Hensall Thursday attending the
funerai of her friend, Mrs. E. Mc
Donald.
Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs.
Don /BuShell (riee Betty Gillespie)
on the gift of a baby daughter,
a sister for Jariet.
Mr. and Mrs* Maurice Hodgins"
went to London on Thursday to
visit Mrs. Cliff Johnston in Vic
toria’’hospital who underwent ain.
operation. They also visited with
Mr. arid Mrs. Karl Boyle.
W.L Plan Fall Activities
The W.I. met at the Township
Hall on Thursday evening with
Mrs. Raynard Ackert presiding.
An invitation was accepted from
the ’Kairshea W.I. to attend, a'
short course in the hall on Nov.
16th at 8 p.m. A letter of thanks
was read from Miss Anna P.
Lewis acknowledging the gifts
which were sent to the ACWW
delegates. . , Mrs.' Perry Hodgins
was appointed local leader for
thezgirls project, “What Shall 1,
W^arl^^Miss. May v Boyle, Mrs.. .P;
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1 Rev. Canon HZ B. Ashby, rector
-of-the—Church—cf—BV-John—the--Johnston—2^—3 ^-two-yeai^-heifer/
Evanglist at Strathroy has an
nounced his retirement, (effective
zat the, end of the year. He is the
father of'Mrs. John Prest whbise
husband is rector of the Bervje-
Kinlough-Kingarf ^parish.
Former Resident Passes____
The funeral of John Murdoch,
87, was held aV Detroit on Fri
day. He was a resident of Leam-
airigton for many years and.
former LucknoWite.
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REFRIGERATOR SALE
1953 Models from $139.00 up
SIX MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM
— WHILE THEY LAST —
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you to accept these
token of our regard
and Bob, Margaret
at
GREER RADIO and ELECTRIC :
’Phone 110 —• Lucknow S
enirig with Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Slessor arid family at Glamis.
Services were withdrawn , at
the Presbyterian church on Sun-/
day last for the Harvest Thanks
giving. services; at the Anglican
church. Plans are underway for
the“ redtewration Presby- ~
terian church.
Mr. & Mrs. Dori McCosh, Mary
arid Dick, Mr. and Mrs. Ardell
"Mason /visited on~ Sunday with
Mrs. J. W. Colwell. /
Mr. and Mrs'. Lome Kraemer
of Toronto and. Miss Veronica
Murray, R.N., of Walkerton spent
the week-end with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. 'P. A. Murray,.
On Saturday, October 17th at
8 p.m. Confirmation service will
be held in the Anglican church
’ here. The services and Sunday
1 School for Sunday next and the
Frank Thompson invite^ the lad
ies for the next meeting. A quilt
ing for the Red Cross is to be
held on October 13th- in the hall.
Mrs. Win. Wall gave the Area
Convention report? Mrs. Lome
Eadie presided for the program.
Those cbritribWrig' w Cora-
belle Thompson, Mrs. L, Eadie,
Mrs. Jack Hewitt and Mrs. Frank
Thompson. Mrs. Raynard Ackert
demonstrated the-making-of-fancy
sand wiches. / ,
Mrs. Alex MacKenzie and her
daughter, Miss Ella Mackintosh
of London visited over the week
end with Mir.' and Mrs. H. A.
Graham.
Dr. D. J. Lane and Mrs. Lane
visited on Sunday with the Lane
families here.
Sunday visitors with Mrs. Ger
trude Walsh were Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Clayton of Goderich, Mr. & I following Sunday are cancelled
Mrs. Frank Johnstone arid Mr,jin favor of Bervie'and Kingarf
Wm. Walsh of Bervie. j special services.^
: Mr. and Mrs. Perry Collins who Ladies of the W.A. and Guild
have been visiting with relatives, were to the Church of Messiah,
here returned to their home at, Kincardine, Monday and enjoyed
Echo Bay.
-—Mr—and
and family visited on Friday ev- ’• is On’ furlough from India.
the pictures and address given
! io -Fi ir»l/m i rt*V* TnrlioRibey, Johnston; year-old heif
er, Ribey 1, 2, Johnston; sr. heif
er calf, Ribey, Johnston, Ribey;
jr. heifer calf, Ribey 1, 2, Jdhn-
ston; female, Ribey; sr. herd, Rib?
ey, Johnston; ’ jr. herd, Ribey,
Johnston; bull, Ribey; get of sire,
Ribey, Johnston.
Holsteins and Ayrshires: bull,
George Alton; cow, Alton; 2-year
heifer, Alton; yearling heifer, Al
ton., .'/■/■•
Grade cattle: cow, Blake Al
ton; yearlingrheifer, Alton; heif
er calf, Jack s Button, Gordon
Kirkland, Barbara Murray;.year-
old steer, Barry JMteQui 11 in, Ger
ald Murray, John Murray; steer
calf, Gordon Kirkland/Blake Al
ton; block animal, Crawford Mc
Neil, Barry McQuillin. '
Specials:. Champion female,
Gaunt, Ribey, G. .Alton; champ-
-i ori—bull—Ribe-Wv-M^iilejy-Gaunt;-
herd, Ggunt, Ribey, Eedy; steer
or heifer by boy or., girl, jimmy
Lyons, Ivan McQuillin, Crawford
McNeil; beef calf, Todd; halter-
broken calf, Gerald Murray; herd,
Gaunt, Eedy, Kennedy.
" ■ .sheep' / /
Leicester —- all prizes won by
irWin Vance. ‘ ;
Any other purebred: aged ram
and shearling ram, Irwin Vance;
.ram lamb, Vance, pick Kripat-
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ST. HELENS
Mr. Wm, Blue of Detroit
a recent visitor with Mr. arid Mrs.
J. D. Anderson.
Anniversary services will be
held in the United Church next
Sunday at 11; am. arid 7.30 ip.rn.
with . Mr. Harvey Sparling,. the
^.minister, in charge. ■ ' :
Mrs. Elwood Barbour was hos-J^at steer; Gaunt,'Todd, Eedy; jr.
less for the October meeting pf hPrd Gaunt Rihcv F.c<iw steer
the Women’s Institute diy Thufs-
’ day afternoon when 17 ladies
were present. $5,00 Was donated
to the Canadian Institutefor the
Blind. \ Mrs. E. W. Rice favored
. with a solo. Mrs, Jas. Cur'rari hSd
the motto,, “Put your, grunts in a
‘ box, sit on the. lid and smile”.
Miss Mary Murray read ' an in-1
teresting and-humorous paper on*
“The dimbest chick on.the .farrnl..
Lunch was ’ served by Mrs. C.
Taylor and/Mrs. Laura McNeil.
■ Mrs. D: Todd is a visitor with
. her. daughter,■ . Mrs. D. o J. Mcln-
'• tosh at St. Catharines. /
Mr. and Mrs. George Add^man
of Toronto were ; visitors-, last
■week with Mrl and. Mrs, Gordon I _ __ __
MricPherson and with Mrs. Me-' Charles, Mrs., G. Alton; charcoal nUgd bazaar will be held in No-
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Mr. and, Mrs. Allan Miller re-j.H. MacKenzie; < ___
‘turned on.. Monday night from a ■ Mrs. McKenzie, Mrs, McCharles,
wedding.’trip to Montreal'.
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Prevention Week |
OCTOBER 5-10 |
In accordance with the suggestion of the Fire Marshall, ft
the local Fire Brigade will hold an g
Inspection Of j
Basements and Premises
ON CAMPBELL ST. — THIS WEEK 1
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FIRSTLY—it Will serve to give some members of the Bri
gade a knowledge of various buildings which would
be very useful in case of fire. / , .
SECONDLY—the inspectors^ will be able to ascertain if $omc
'basements are kept in such manner as to provide a
fire hazard, „ < ./ .... /i '/ .'■.. , %
rick- seed’ewe shirHn/ewe'/v? A‘ Murra-V and Mrs. Ed Thomp- ir, aa 6’s •lr;,ln. e e' 6 ' son v.-ere appointed directors. A
c ‘ ’■ xr 'I Hallowe’en dance was also plan-1Specials: ram Vance; three ( with Mi M Boyle/Mrs. iZXce T 2 ^aS; I'A1^ Percy./Mrs.
pen., vance 1, 2, .Kilpatrick... .■ Jirn gmjth and Mrs. F. Thortip.
• . FINE ARTS. ’ ■ ,£op a committee. A, donation was
Collection snapshots, Mrs? Me- ragde Korean relief The an-’,
sketch-,.. Mfs..! vembfer with Mr^. Tom ■.HodgiriSf
table,.;Mrs<
• / ///'/’ | Mrs; P^riy Hodgi'ns & Missft' ....... — K. C, MLJIIDIE; Fire* Chief -—$
(Continued Next Ueek) Boyle to arrange fbr it. Mrs J
son a committee. A, donation .Wa
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FRIDAY EVENING AT 7,§0 P.M.
• The Local Brigade will hold
I' open House at the fire hall
when Members will be pleased to show and demonstrate ft
/ our equipment to any interested citizen; . ft
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