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■ WEDNESDAY, OCT. 21st, 1953 tHR. LUCKNOW. SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
lucknow | weal i General WON PLOWING CLASS FOR
THIRD YEAR IN ROW
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UNITED CHURCH
Minister:;
Rev. G, A. Meiklejohn,
B.A., B.D,
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12.15 p.m.: Sunday School. |
7.00 p,m: Messengers of Light. |
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25th
11.00 ajn.: ‘Pioneers of Faith".!
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Presbyterian Church
Rev. C. A. Winn, B.A.,
Minister.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25th
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Mrs. Neil ,J7 MacKenzie spent
the past week “in Hamilton. <•
Joe Irwin returned home last
week, after spending the spring
? i andL summer in Western Canada.
! I Mrs. Ernie Ackert is convales-
I cing after an attack with prieu-
i nwnia,
Miss Sarah MricQuaig of (Chi
cago, Ill., /is holidaying at her
home here. ' ■ ‘ •'
__.WjllLees_haS-returned_toTam-
pa, Florida, where he will spend
the winter.; ‘... ■, . • / ? _ ’/J'
When Earl Harris of Holyrood
wpn the Utility class at the Bruce
County plowing match held re-
cently at ^Port Elgin, it was the
third’year in a row that he has
Won the class, which does not
permit handling of the furrows
with either hands or feet.
Earl swept the awards, win
ning $15.00 for plowing, $2.00 for
crown, $2.00 for finish and a
special, prize pf five gallons of
motor oil. ; •
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FOR YOUR GENEROUS SUPPORT
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HELP THE blind help , THEMSELVES
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a.m.: Sunday School.
a.m.: Morning Worship.
p.m.: Erskine, Dungannon,
p.m.: Evening Worship.
| - >• Your Contribution Will Help Provide:CHARGE REDUCED IN
STEN'■ GUN SHOOTING
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...Ari attempted murder ^charge
against Henry Elliott, 24, of Kin
loss, was withdrawn in police
court at Woodstock last week,
and a lesser charge of shooting
a Sten gun with intent to do
grievious bodily harm and armed
assault with intent to rob. Thru
his counsel, he pleaded not guilty
to both charges, i / -
Elliott admitted his guilt' to 8
charges of breaking and entering,
including the theft of Sten guns
from Wolseley Barracks at . Lon
don. He was' remanded in cus
tody for one week .for; “sentence
on all the break-in counts'
He is one of a four-man gang
alleged responsible for a recent
wave of burglaries and break-ins
in Western Ontario.
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Social; rehabilitation through counsel of field secretaries , > •
home instruction in crafts and Braille reading and writing
7.;.- niaintena^s of the newWesternOntario residence nnd'
recreation centre job, placement service . . . blind pre
vention service.
Mr/ and Mrs. A.. E. Pitcher;
Jim arid Barbara Of Woodstock,
visited recently with Mr, and Mrs.
' Fred- Martin. . '
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Rennie Graham of Toronto
spent the week-jend with his par-^
ents,. Mr. and Mrs. Angus Gra-.
ham. .
Mrs. .Margaret Sproul and'Bill
Sproul attended-the funeral on
Mondgy of her brother-in-law,
James Sproul of Dungannon.
Mrs. Emma Boulding of Re
gina is visiting with Mr. and Mrs.,
Ernest Ackert^ She will .spend.the,
winter in the East
! Mrs. George Hiltz, who is. suf-
I fering from a back ailment,, has
: returried home after three weeks’
treatment > in ,Wingham Hospital.
Mr., and Mrs.
Joyce of Paris
end with. Mr.
Douglas.
., Mr. and Mrs.
and family have returned to. Lon-
i don after spending the past
couple of. years at North Bay
where Ken- was engaged on com
struction projects. .. ■ ■!
“M'rsrJ’ohmCarruthers-rs-vi siting
in Delhi- with ’ Mr:. and Mrs. John'
Carruthers, and family.. They
1 .were Thanksgiving visitors here,
_and-she—accoimpame.d_tb.eiru_baclc
to Delhi.’ .
■ Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. MacKenzie
and family of Oshawa spent
Thanksgiving’holiday with Mr. R.
J. MacKenzie and Mrs. Alice
Robb. At present M-rs. Wamseley
of Clinton is their. guest.
Miss Gladys MacDonald, Mrs.
Duncan ,7 MacDonald, Mrs. J. C,-
McNab and Miss’-. Sadie Johnston
took a motdr trip last week which
included a visit at Ottawa and
—other-rEastei’n—Ontario-points, tt
' Mrs. Dave Alton has been v.is-.
1 iting in Clinton with Mrs. Robert
Webster and with friends in -the
•I Varna district. Mrs. Alton - is in
■has-been a
SON OF KINLOSS NATIVE
KILLED IN CAR ACCIDENT I
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z « Dr. Jack A. Valens of Modesto,
California, was killed in' a car
accident in the southern state,
two weeks ago. He is a son of
Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Valens of
Saskatoon, his father being a for- i
mer resident of Kinloss Town- ’
— :-’sMp:~Mrsr7V-alens~:-ffew“-to---e“aii^’
fornia to attend the funeral on
Saturday, October 10 th. i
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PITTSBURGH
WAUHIBC
RUBBCRIZBB
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THE CANADIAN NATIONAL INSTITUTE
FOR THE BLIND
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H. D. Thompson,
Local Campaign Chairman
CAMPAIGN CLOSES OCTOBER 31st
finish
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fJIKSICHSj
DRY IN AN HOUR for rehanging
pictures arid drapes. . ■
SCRUBS CLEAN AGAIN AND
AGAIN-<-without harming , hs lovely
tertiri finish. " , .
NO MESSY CleEANUP-^your hands,'
——-^n>shr^A4^Uep>coatei^altxoni£L£l&on.
' with water.
EASY ’’GLIDE ON” APPLICATION
—goes on ds easily aS strokin.g a wall
witlva. dry brush I
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N. S. .Calvert and
spent the week-
iand' Mrs. W. J.
Kenneth Laidlaw
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PREPARE NOW-SAVE REPAIR LATER!
there is the not so amusing item The ghosts and goblins will be
of the man who asked for. a tag I out at next week’s meeting;, s®
free-gratis so that he wouldn’t] come “in costume Cubs ’and join,
be tagged any further. ’ • [ in the fun. . : v '(■
WOLF CUBS
The Pack .-Jell short of a full
turnout at last week’s meeting
by the absence of one Cub. With
si present strength of . 21, we are
still three short for a full Pack;
so if you know Qf any .lads 8 to
11 years who, would like to join,
just send them along. Sr. Sixer
Gary Ritchie led'in the opening
ceremoriies, with Akela Thomp
son, Bagheera Ritchie and Raksha
Attridge. in charge. The latter
two leaders gave the Cubs a rous
ing game of “British Bulldog”,
and then put them through their
paces in signalling. Akela gave
teridenpad instruction to. the new
churns. In the Pack competition
the White Six edged the Greys
26 to 25, winning on a one^ewel
majority which is really keen
competition.' By virtue of this win
“White Claw” George Gibson will
be Senior Sixer, next week.
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Akela, assistants and Pack take,
this opportunity to thank those
of you who did your ‘Good Turn’
on -Saturday by buying’ a Boy
Scout apple. In making your pur
chase may it be realized that it
was not apples we were trying
to sell, but Cubbing and Scout
ing and all they stand for? In
buyiri^ your apple, you were in
vesting | in the youth of today (
through the Boy Scout Move
ment • which-- is .. striving in i Its.
many-sided prograin, to make bet
ter boys today and better men
for toiporrow. Best Apple Day
posters made by Cubs were, first,
Kenneth Jones,, and 2nd, Gordori
MacNay. Top honors for the best
decorated Cub basket went to,
first. Tommy Rathweil and' 2nd,
Kenneth Jones. Top salesmen
were Paul Erniberlln ' ^nd Ronald
Attridge. . '• ■/‘
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-When it comes to perseverance,
this group of Cubs should get the
red.ribbon for sticking to the job
on Apple Day from early morn
ing till night: Cubs Ronald At
tridge, Gary Johnstbn, Tom Rath-
well,:. Seconds' Paul Emberlin,
Paul Henderson, Kenneth' Jones
and Sixer Gary Ritchie. However,
everyone did a good job and car-
ried. out, their individual task ef
ficiently. - ' .
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: An amusing sidelight -of Apple
Da.w-was to see some of .the above
hamed ■ Cubs meeting the/buses'
on arrival .in Lucknow, in the
hopes of catching arriving pass.-
erigers. Let it riot be said, that
they werenT trying.• Arid: then
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SAVE
A CALLON
semi-invalid for years from a
rheumatic affliction.. -
Mr and Mrs. Philip Stewart
spent the past week on a holiday
trip Jo -New York City. They left
on the trip after attending the
wedding of their son; Allan and
Jane Anri Chantl.er
married in London
10th,
Mr. and Mrs. Athol
family of Wingham and Mr. and
Mrs. Sandy Purdon of Lucknow
spent Sunday in Sarnia with- Mr,,
and Mrs. Hector Purdon. Hector
is in the real estate business in
that city. ' . •,
I ’Rev. and Mrs. J7 W. Stewart of
|.Trafalgar, were week-end guests
'of Mr’arid Mi;s. J. W7Joynt, Sun-
, day. afternoon . visitors - at the
/“jTryTrt"—Iwno—were—^Mp.—and—M.i s._
Wm. Karn of Osh’awa, Mrs. Alvin
Cameron of Ottawa and Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Spence of Burlington.
SOUTH BRUCE Y.P.U: .RALLY
WAS HELD HERE FRIDAY
The Young People’s Society of
the Lucknow United Church
played, host on Friday '• for the
South Bruce YiPiU. Rally, which
resulted in a gathering of about
onO'-'h u i id red—yeu-ng—peop.l p..and
leaders; A very successful meet-
ing was held, and at the close
lunch• was- soryed by the _ W.A,
'Herman Young presided and
Katherine Liddle inducted a
sing-sohg with Kincardine.Y.P, in
charge of the. worship period.
The guest speaker »-was.Rev. w.
R Lake Of Kincardine, who spoke
oh TlVe subject '‘Youth- Faces The
who were
on October
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