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’ WEDNESDAY, NOV. 11th, 1953
LUCKNOW I
UNITED CHURCH]
Minister: |
Rev. G. A. Meiklejohn, . f
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15th |
11 a.m,: “Blessings of God’s
Mercy”,,
12.15' pan.: Sunday School.
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Lucknow
Presbyterian Church
Rev. C. A. Winn, B.A.,
Minister.
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW. ONTARIO
fourth concession
•Miss Margaret MacDonald of
MiMv 8,?1 Mr. .and Mrs. Graham
MacDonald of London were home
for the week-end.
The South Kinioss W.M.S. met
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herb
Buckton on Wednesday and the
Busy Bee Mission Band met there
on Saturday.
Mrs, George Gilchrist has been
Hl for the past week.
. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Austin &
family spent ^the week-end in
^London.—:—
r°ur sympathy is • extended to
Mlsl Allan -Graham in the/"death
of her father, Mr. Barton, in Kit
chener Hospital on ’Tuesday. “
Mr, Stuart Brough of Paisley
visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Ira Dickie and boys. ■•.•«•
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15th
11 a.m.: Morning Worship.
12.15 p.m.: Sunday School.,
3 p.m.: Erskine, Dungannon,
7 p-irii.: Evening Worship.
BOUNDARY WEST
• Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell
visited with Mr. and Mrs.. D. Mc
Connell of Hanover and attended
the christening c$ their youngest
daughter. ■ , :
Mrs. Jas. Hamilton visited at
Point Edward, Roseville, Mich, &■
Detroit for a week.
Mr. and’ Mrs. Jack Henderson
•visited with Mr. and Mrs.-Geo.
Wraith on Sunday.
Mr. B. Gibson of Detroit yisit-
RECREATION CONFERENCE
Members of Recreation Com
mittees, Municipar Councils and , .... -
others interested jn the develop-1 5• Miss Susie and George-
ment of community programs of |-lbson'
recreation in the Counties of i Miss. D.n Nicholson, a nurse at
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Local & General
Mrs, Mary *J; Webster visited
in Clinton the past week with
Mrs. Jessie Webster.
Miss Kathleep McIntosh spent
the week-end at Harrow and Lpn*
don.
Flora, MacDonald is able to bq
about again, after being confined
to bed. with a heart condition,
Mrs. Robert Scott visited at Pt.
-Edsyard—iwith—Mrsr"HurveyH\fc-
Quilliri and at Roseville, Mich.,
with Mrs.' M, Jackson. - ; J
. Week-end visitors . <-with‘/‘Mr;
and Mrs. John England were Mrs.
Raymond Morrissey, Jr. and Mr.
and,Mrs. Ted England, Elora.
Mr. C, Cleghorn and Mr. J.
Bruibacher of Guelph are visits
ing with Mr. and Mrs. S. B.
Stothers.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Gagan of
London, formerly Almeda Dur-
nin, were week-end guests of Mn
and Mrs. N. E. Bushell.
Mrs. H. Somersall- of London
was a Sunday visitor with Miss
Margaret Pickering. Mrs. Somer-
sall was formerly Marie Durriin
of Lucknow.
Mr. and Mrs; Robert Harper- of.
Leney, Sask,, have/been Visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ackert
and are shortly returning to the
West. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Tom MacKenzie
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Be Ready For Winter With A
WARM COAT
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XOUNCfL MINUTES
KINLOSS TOWNSHIP . . .
Kinloss Council met in the hall,!Eadie drain, 56,00; ___
November 2nd, 1953^ all mem- speaking contestants, 14.00; Mc-
bers present. , :
/ The minutes of the last regu
Finest woollen fabrics, chamois and satin-dined in women’s,
misses and teen-age sizes; choice of colors.
WINTER SNUGGIES and VESTS
40 percent; 15 percent and all-wool —■ all sizes.
Bruce, Grey Huron and Perth,/Seaforth Hospital, spent a few I and children, Sandy arid Bruce
• visuea ine daiier part ot the
| week at NorthBay with her par-
■ents,™Mr._and’Mrs?“Bert HCooke.
Torrance Anderson who was
in Wingham Hospital for a time
with a heart condition, and other
complications, returned home last
week improved in health.
Edwin Ansley and Mrs. Du-
mond of TheSsalon spent a few
days' with Ira and Mrs. Campbell.,
Mrs. Ansley returned home with
them Monday after spending two
months with her parents. '
Mr. and Mrs. Ron McLelland woo
left on Sunday on the return trip to pay for fence on Huron Bourn
to their home at Loreburn, Sask, dary re Henderson -Cook drain,
They- were accompanied by Mrs. and also to clean up the trees on
Frank Miller who will visit her -- -
grandmother in t^he West.
Mrs. Orville Jones and * Mrs.
Nellie Scott attended' the 50th
anniversary of the Blueval0
Branch of the Women’s Institute
on Friday evening. Mrs. Jones
-was president of this Branch, a
number of years ago. “
The 45th anniversary of the i
Lucknow Women’s Institute will
Tbe—eelebFatecL^at—the—Deeember
meeting in the Town Hall this
Friday evening at 8.00 p.m. Mrs.
McKellar will be a special guest
and each member, is requested to
bring a friend. - .
Paramount Institute will hold,
the November meeting at the
home of Mrs. Wm. Stanley on
Tuesday, November 17th, with*
Mrs. Al Irwin and Mrs. John El-
phick on the program committee*
Demonstration iby Mrs. De Jong;
current events, Mrs. Walter Dex
ter; also name what- you wish to
put in the Christmas shut-in
foxes'
. . . ’ j ... , ----i aiiu umuieii. oaiiuy ana xsruceare making plans now tojattend days- with her parents, Mr.. and visited the latter part of the
the Lake Huron Zone Recreation^ Mrs. D. Nicholson. 1 - --
C°ubcil’sLannual c^fereji.€eL|^^r_and-M-r-ST-James-^SpilsbuTy-
This conference will be held at and Donna, Mr., and Mrs. Max
. the Community Hall on Wednes- Hanna and Dennis of London vis-
day,' November 25th, 1953, . in ited with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Hanover. Hamilton. '
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PITTSBURGH
MTSBUKSi!
GOWNS and PYJAMAS
For noy-^for all- winter . . . Snuggle Down and Flette
' Gowns and Polo Pyjamas, for women, misses and
" —' - girls. Sizes'8 to T4 years, 34 to O?S,1—,-t ,,t ■ I
. stamps tax notices, 20.00; W. S. ,
j-Eadie, -tile? to Eadie~drain,151.257—
I Walden Bros., trucking cement
” ’ ’ PublicI
[J- •—VVA..VO, A.-X.VV, AVXV- .
Lennan and MacK^nzijB-_ihdigent___
/ The minutes of the last regu- funeral, 60.00; Q. Symington,
lar meeting of October 5th and I w°rk Ackert drain 102.00, Eadie
Here’s a real enamel for
inside and outside use oh.
wood or metal. Paint
woodwork_and_tdm—in___
sparkling colors, do over
the furniture in gay tones.
Waterspar flows out easily to
a smooth gloss, dries quickly,
resists wear and abrasion, can
be washed often without injur
ing its lustre.
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JOHN W. HENDERSON
LUMBER LIMITED
Lucknow Phone 150 Ontario^
ONTARIO,
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special meeting of October 12th, drain 144.00: 246.00; C. Syming-z
as read were , approved? • . • ton, work Pinnell drain 1785.00,
The Road Supt. was authorized I balance Percy drain 370.00, de
posit return 250.00: 2405.00; Mrs.
James Smith, caretaking, 8.00;
Roddy Inglis, on ajc* Eadie drain^)’'
.708.00; George Radford, balance'
Conley drain 267.00, deposit re
turn 210.00: 477.00; relief, 70.00;
P, A. Murray, com, fees Pinnell
drain, 75.00; Roddy Inglis, con
tract and extras Dore drain, 472,;
H.^H? Bannerman gravel deposit
return, 300.00;, Harold Percy,
com. fees Emerson, Percy & Dore
drains and tile supplied, 174.89;
N. S. Bauman, tile to drains, .
1874.96; Mrs. Elsie Scott allow
ances Emmerson drain, 315.00;
Trieas. Village of Lucknow,1 de
benture L.D.H.S., 1460.10.
Highway cheques: Pay Roll No.
11, $256.10; C. E. McTavish, fuel
to meet. °d and grease, 61.28; Dept. High
ways, gas tax, 20.90; Dominion
Road Mach. Co., tire, 75.00; Ped
lar People steel posts, 130.50; J.
Schumacher, gravel, 50.00; A.
Porter, welding, tl.00; Ab Coult-
es, Whitechurch sidewalks, 98.QO;
!R. Forster, welding, 12.00; Geo.
Schultz Co., ditching, 346.50,
Montgomery Motors, bolts, 2.60.
. Js R/ LANE, Clerk.
Mark Johnston’s sideroad.
The Clerk was instructed /to
write the insurance company re
road operators compensation.
H. H. Bannerman and Alvin
Hamilton were engaged for snow-
plowing? .. _ ■, ’ ' ■ • ’• ■.
By-law No. 12, 1953, was pre
pared and finally passed making
provision for municipal election
officials. /
The Court of Revision on the
T£k>4 assessment roll was set for
Noy ember. 30th, 1953, at 1.30 p.m.
in the afternoon. All appeals to
be in the Clerk’s hands at least I
10 days prior to that date.
Council adjourped
again on December 15th or ait
the call of the Reeve.
Cheques issued,: fox bounties,
$8.00; George Schultz Construc-
tidn Co., work Pettypiecei drain,
187.00; Lucknow Sentinel, print
ing, 40.00; D. H. Carruthers, sel
ecting jurors, 4.00; Wm, Scott;
selecting jurors, 4.00; J; R. Lane,
Un. stumps 4.32, 3. O.A.P, 7,50,
jurors 4.00: 15.82; Gordon Wall,
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Doctor (at dying patient’s bed
side) : , Have you any last /(yish
you’d like to tell me?
: Patient: .Yes. I wish I’d called ,
another■'doctor.
United Church W;M.S.
The Afternoon Auxiliary of the
W.M.S. of the United Church met
at the home'of Mrs. W. B? And
erson with the president, Mrs.
Russell Robertson in the chair.
During the business period it .was
decided to . entertain the- Baby
Barid arid .their mothers on Mon- '
day afternoon, Novefniber 23rd.
The ladies of the W.MjS. are tak
ing charge of the morning- ser- .
vice on Sunday, November 22nd. ,.
A nominating committee was ap- ?
pointed tci. present a slate of of
ficers at. the December meeting.
Mrs. Meiklejohn favored With a
piano solo followed by a vocal
Solo-by Margaret Raefc Mrs. Neil
MafeKenzie very capably gave the
chapter in’ the study book aind,
Marilyn. Kilpati’ick, Bessie Reav
is and Elizabeth Ann Webster
sang “The LbiM is My Shepherd’’.
The meeting closed with prayer <
■by Mrs. W. L- Mackenzie.