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WEDNESDAY, DEC. 2nd, 1953
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LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH
Minister:
ReV. G. A. Meiklejohn,
B.A., B.D.
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6th
11.00 a.m.: Sacrament of Holy j
Baptism. i
12.15 p.m.: Sunday School; |
i7.00 p.m.: Colored Slides— j
“This Is Angola!!_—4-
Lucknow
Presbyterian Church
Rev. C. A. Winn, B.A.,
Minister.
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6th
11 a.m.:~Mornrhg Worship.
12.1$ i>.m.r Sunday School.
3 p.m.: Erskine, Dungannon,
7 p.m.: Evening Worship,
Sunday School Christmas
Concert, Friday, December 11
at 7.30.
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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CHURCH CHANNELS
The Christian Funeral
' We bring to our readers the
outstanding points of three leaf
lets of two. great Protestant de^
nominations which have been
published.
The most distressing times that
any of us are likely to face comes
with a death in the family. Even
when expected, death is a paral
yzing shock to those who are
left. Emotionally, mentally and
spiritually we are upset. The nat
ural reaction is iodo, every thin g-
we can in the final .a^t of tbe
.funeralto express our esteem-and
affection for the loved one. At
such a time we need some guid
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Because of the Christian under
standing of death, the Christian
funeral is a service of worship.
It is an act of praise and thanks
giving for our jhiope of eternal
life by faith in our Risen Lord.
Also • because of Christ, the
Church, the household of Faith
is involved, and the funeral ser
vice is. a congregational matter.
Unless unusual 4conditions pre
vail, the burial service should be
held in the church. The deepest
.moments of-life from baptism to
.burial should take place in God’s
House.
When death occurs in a family
the first thing to do is to call! I your, minister, no matter the time
of day .or night. He- will, advfee
you as to all the suitable, ar-]
rangeiiients, the4 customs of the
■locakchUrch'rand^ will heTp?ybu in
the notifying of. your; friends..
Flowers' however beautiful*, last
only a few'hours, and are- not a-
liylng memorial. Individuals. pr
groups 4 may pay tribute to‘the)
deceased by giving some lasting] ....... ... .....jwt vf_
mcmcria! vnuiuu ui vu, era|jon which she^-und^rwent-T'er
• some other good ■ ■ . 4"4
The~deceased "was interested. The’ • ‘ .
family may be informed of this Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martin vis-
. lited a -few ’days ;4 last.. week at
; Eganville with Mr. and Mrs. Al
lan' Stuart and family and with
Mr. and Mrs. John Martin Und
David of Maple and also took in
the Royal Winter Fair at Tor-'
onto. . -
• Visitors with Mrs. Ellen Me-1
Nall on Sunday were. Mr. and
Mrs. Ray McNall and children of
Blyth, Mrs. Robert McNall and
Roberta of Langside, Mrs. Harry
Swan and daughter of Kjnloss
and Mrs. McNall’s nephew, Wil
liam Hackett.
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ANNOUNCE WINNERS OF
LIBRARY BRIDGE MARATHON
„ . We take, great pleasure in an
nouncing the winners of the
. Lucknow Public Library bridge
" “ C ma rath On as^folio wsTTirsC pr ize?
) silver'comport, going to Mrs- Wm.
Douglas* with a score of 21,460;.
second, prize, isii ver— candy- dish,-
to Mrs. ._W. jL. MacKepjy_e,J 19,640;.
"i: and third prize, a china cheese
dish donated by Wm, Schmid,’go
ing to. Mrs. Well. Hen def son, with'
v 7 18.560 points 4 7"” "4-t-
May ■ we also, at this4 time,
. sincerely thank all those who
participated, as regular players
•. ..and4 as subs, together with those
who so kindly made donations. In
extending our appreciation may
we remind you that the’Library
-— is there for your convenience;
and .-we hope you will take ad
vantage® of the very good , selec
tion .of books ’and publications. {
Signed on behalf of the Luck
now Public Library, Mrs. W.. V.
Johnston, Mrs/ M... C. Hamilton;,
Mr. E. H. Agnew. ,
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DOUBLE RECEPTION AT
ZION FOR NEWLYWEDS ■ _/_
A double wedding reception
was held at Zion Hall for Mr.
and Mrs. Graydon Ritchie and
Mr. and Mrs. Lome Wall on Fri
day, November 20th. This pleas-
—----ant 'social event was sponsored
by Maple Grove L.O.L. No. 1044
and a purse of money was pre
sented to each couple after the
following address had been fead:
Dear Beth and Graydon, Cather
ine and Lome:
We, your friends and neighbors,
are gathered here tonight to hon:
our you on your recent marriage.
Graydon and Lome we have
V known you for some time as you
have been members of dur Lodge..1
here. .
We wish to . . . -. . ±,, . 2. .
brides to this community/’hop-’reasonable acts of Christian love,
ing you . havie many
. happy married life.
, We would ask - you to a co
• this token of the esteem in which niimity.’
you are held. _ , , . ■ , rrSigned on- behalf ’of your -friends -Mi’Sr- Clif-f^-R-ou lston and-Ken-^
and-neighbors, Earl Swan,. Llovd noth spent a few days with ieia-
Saunders ■ 4 . _______—tires -in. StrathroyL^u- —
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Local & General
GIFT GIVING is easily solved
with a new 01: renewal subscrip-
’ tion to The Sentinel, Just, say,
; “send it”, and we’ll forward at
the proper time an attractive gift
' announcement card. .■ ■ ■• • ' ■ • - : ■ . !
Miss- Hazel Webster has gone. )
to Clinton to spend the winter j
months with Mrs. Rbbt. Webster.?
Mr. W. T. Roulston attended. a
J w^k-endt-7conference-w^hich was':
held at Five Oaks at Paris.
« Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Barkwell, ;
Carole and MJurray, $nd Mrs.
Evelyn Barkwell visited friends
in Dundas oyer the week-end.
Miss Flora Webster of Kitch-
I ener spent the week-end with her
j parents; Mr. and Mrs. Richard
I Webster. .
| Mrs. F. W. Hargraves of Strat-
t ford visited with iher sister, Miss
Jennie Mather, guest at the Hen
derson home, one day last week.
Russ Middleton left . on Wed- j
nesday for Toronto where he will •
spend the winter with Mr. and
Mrs. George Middleton.
. Mrs. George Blue and Misses
Marjorie Blue and Jean Brier of
Detroit were visitors last', week
with Mr. jand Mrs.., Noble John-
■ s.tori. ..7-■ 4 <■•■■ • . • •
Mrs. Charles Lorenz returned
) to her home on Saturday. She ac-
Clarence Bell, with whom she ’
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land,. Ohio. . ■. '7...77..
Mrs. Jack Campbell is visiting,
in Kingston, with Mr. and Mrs.,
I..A, G.. Aitchison. Mrs. Aitchison
•14 xi,■- “ u u > 7° I is convalescing from a major Opmemorial -to -the church or to,) _ . . . . . J
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by letter. 7-
. Tlie4 casket should be closed
before the seryice“commences. All
wishing to review -the remains
ieceive ample time ’beforehand.
No personal reference to the’'de
ceased should be made during
the service. If there is a sermon
it should be an exposition of the
Resurrection to give comfort and
•hope and strengthening of our
Faith. .. ■
Floral tributes , in the church
service should be few, limited to
'those of the immediate relatives.
At the funeral of His late. Maj-
-esty--Ki ng~George“t fie" SixtH,"Ja'
single wreath on the casket rep
resenting the Royal. Family was
the only wreath to be seen dur
ing the service. A family is not
honoring their love one, or Jesus
Christ, by going into debt for an
elaborate funeral. • .
All civil honors and ceremon
ies, should take place apart from
the Christian funeral preferably
the evening before. Sunday funer
als are to be discouraged. Persons
who have not regularly support
ed the church should make a
contribution: No person will ever
be denied for financial reasons
any of the services of the Church.
/•A Christian funeral conducted
! in the .spirit of humility, sincere .
welcome4 . your ' sympathy, triumphant faith, with
of and with proper participation by
friends^and neighbors4 is, part of
?ept -a Christian witness to the ,com-
years
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compa nied . her . ^dangh^f>n_.,„ivi:rc-- ;^®YilU£-Som£-miQtoEi.sUs=tifesT=^^ of people in
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■ ; ^mind you of your ¥-‘Good Turn” j
for tlfe day. . |
| PURPLE GROVE
;~;Mrs7~ Donald McCosh and Mrs.
.Will Arnold attended the Royal
Winter Fair at Toronto. 1
We are sorry to report that
Mrs. Harry Osborne is not so
well, • .
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Collins
and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Gawley
spent a day in Kitchener recently.
The Purple Grove Women’s In
stitute held a social in the school
recently. The main feature of the
evening was films shown by the
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“4ife - anid^ustoms of people in
other parts of the world. A penny ' ' *
sale was conducted by Mrs. Don
ald McKay after, which lunch
was served and brought a very
i enjoy able evening to a close,. ; . '
■•Mrs. Laverty of Toronto is
spending a few 'days with her
mother,_ Mrs. Osborne, who is iH:
Mr. Frank, Currie spent Satur
day at London.- .. 7 , / ' '. .
Mrs. Angus Graham of London
visited with' Mr* and Mrs. John
Emerson last week. '••••>..’
Mr. and Mrs. Trayer and fam
ily of London visited with Mr.
Milton Stanley for the week-end.
Mrs. Bert McLean and Mrs.
Will McLean of Kincardine, Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Grant and Myrna
of Melfort,, Sask., visited at'the
home of Tfttr. and Mrs. Donald
McCosh on Sunday.
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Time again to go to preiss with §
the latest Cub news. . The Pack $
assembled for last week’s meet- &
ing in the new Scout-Cub room
in the Recreational Centre/ with 3
a turnout of 21. Akela Thomp-
son and Raksha' Attridge Were
in Charge. The usual opening cer- g
emonies were* conducted ‘by 3
White Brother George Gibson,
followed' by the regular inspect
tion .routine, Akela conducted al g
quiz on, Cub. tests, and' activities-(-.3
with • the--Reds coming out oh“top.“| - J
Feature of the ■ evening was a [
talk by Scout Chaplain _ Rey-._lL-i—£-
L, Jennings on his work among | 3
the Indians at’Fort Norman in j 5:the Indians at' Fort Norman in
• the N.W.T. from 1936 to 1941.
Rev, Jennings had with him var
ious souvenir articles of-Indian,
work which were most interest
ing. His talk was greatly enjoyed
by the Pack and are looking for
ward to,;another'visit from.him.
Red Fang Gai^y Ritchie led his
Six to victory in this week’s, in
ter-six competition, but fell six,
jewels short o-f,. overtaking thei.
" Whites for the winning’ Six of j
the month. Final Noyernber
standing is: Whites 103, R:eds 98, j
Tawny 82, 'Greys .78.? ” 4
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Akela salutes Tawny Second [
Kenneth Jones for his presence ■
of mind in removing a broken
bottle from the road in front of
tjie^ Recreatidha)L, Centre^ Jast
meeting night. Considering: the *
many cars, parked’ 'there for the
banquet that' 'night, this small
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Mixed Nuts
Head Lettuce, med.
Golden
Yellow Bananas, lb.
Tomatoes, lb. . . .
Choice Grapes
2 lbs .71.
SUGAR, cwt.
lb. 35c
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Radishes
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Broccoli
Green Onions
Water Cress
Parsley
Cauliflower
Savoy Cabbage
Red Cabbage,
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HIT GROWS; WE HAVE IT”1
SEE OUR BIG DOLTAR SALE OF
CANNED GOODS.
TRY OUR CRISP CELERY HEARTS
now operating the business ourselvesAs we are
our Costs are lower
WE CAN SELL FOR LESS.I /I
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We assure you the best of service
and the best of quality .
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LUCKNOW FRUIT MARKET
Ivan and Monica Louzon
FREE DELIVERY ANYTIME. DURING TIIE
8.00 aan. to 6.00 p.m.—Phone. 119
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