The Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-12-09, Page 3r
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 9thi i953 *
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lucknovPa
UNITED CHURCH '
Minister:
Rev. G, A. Meiklejohn,
B.A», B.D*
SUNDAY; DECEMBER 13th
11 am.; The Wondrous Work j
of God’s Grace.
12,15 p.m.: Church School; |
7 pm.; Christ or Christian- I
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J/UCKNQW SENTINEL. LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
j Bef Said Commencement Speaker
j SOCIETY APPEAL LOCALLY • The first Commencement 1
I the hew Lucknow' Dist
? The annual High School lact lr.ririovr
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Lucknbw
Presbyterian Church
Rev. C. A. Winn, B.A.,
Minister.
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 13th
11 a.m.: Morning Worship. .
12.15 p.m.: Sunday School.
3 p.m.: Erskine, Dungannon,
1 p.m.: Evening Worship.
Sunday School. Christmas
Concert, Friday, December 11
at 7.30.
^The annual appeal of the Up-
rentlv3^19 Blble Society is-
nm made, and was an
nounced from the pulpits of local
churches on Sunday.
and ih°r are available
JW those who have not ,already
aF^Z?^ obtain; same
Mr n or fr^m-^^cDiarmid, ’Secret-
nLtheo local organization of
the,Bi,ble Society,
Contributors , to this worthy
cause are requested to place their
donations , on the offering plates
next Sunday,
Mrs. Charles Steward is con
valescing at her home here, hav
ing returned ten days ago from
Victoria Hospital, London, where
shd-underwent a major opera
tion. •— ’
The first Commencement held
in- the hew Lucknow' district
High School last Friday eVeiling,
was a red letter event, featuring
a humorous, fluent, and thought-
provoking address by Mr. Joseph
Connell, general secretary of the
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MAIL POSTED AT STATION
RETURNS TO POST OFFICE
Effective next -Monday, De
cember 14th, until. Christmas, all
mail deposited in the mail box.
at the C.N.R, depot will be re
turned to the’Post Office for can
cellation and' bundling, and thus,
the despatching of such mail will
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Finlayson.
Mr. Duncan Finlayson of Loch-
El.sh and Mr. Wm. MacDonald of
.town were among the guests last
week at the marriage in Toronto ________ _ owvll IllcU1 wu
of Miss Marjorie Joyce Finlayson,! be delayed ’rather "fhan*Reeded
daughter of Dr, and Mrs.; Don-[ upon.
aid R. Finlayson of Toronto, and. ’"
formerly of Ripley,,'to Dr. Ed
ward Henry Simmons, son of Mr.
and. Mrs.. E: A. Simmons of Tren - i
; ton..' ’
Mail clerks on ,the train can-
Mr. Connell spoke on the sub/
J^ct, uYou . .and Your personal
ly”, and laid stress on the fact
that, “you can be anything you
Warit to he if you want to do
it”% It must be a want, not a
wish, however, and he warned
that it could be for evil as well
as for good.
When asked what personality
is, he said he “was stumped”, but
summed it up as being made up
of morality, ha'bits and intelli
gence. Personality must be de
veloped, he said, and pointed out
that personality is more import
ant than how we look and that
of those who lose their jobs a
survey disclosed that .80 percent
of the cases are due to a lack of
personality and only 20 percent
due to lack rof knowledge.
Mr. Connell’s address was most
l timely Rnd contained some very
sage advise for both teen-agers
and parents. . . .
While the gathering was as
sembling the School Band under
the direction of .Principal. P; W.
i Hoag played several selections,
followed by two numbers by the
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bl not •rone with i followed by two numbers by the-E?~E ? 5i <
this -is the reason for the tem
porary change.
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GIFTS
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.Fyjanias, GownSj Work Clothing (well sized), Scarves.
Gloves, Rip-Ons. je
GIVE HER < . .
Nylon in Blouses, Sweaters, Hosiery, Lingerie, House
Coats, Gloves, Scarves, Etc. ; 0
Dresses, Coats, Skirts, Headsquares, Scarves, Jewellery,
Polo Pyjamas, Rip-Ons, Wool Hosiery, Winter Under
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gift certificate), Caps, Braces, Garters, Arm Bands, Coats,
Children’s Gift Bar . .
Hosiery — Gloves Rip-Ons.«.
AND FOR THE BOYS /. . __
Sox, Jackets, Shirts, Ties, Jeans, Trousers, Caps, Under
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ARRANGE A BUDGET
And Buy At Your Leisure ?
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SPECIAL GIFT ITEMSaccompanied Mr. William Conron
in three solos he rendered dur
ing the evening. Student accom-
“panists^wefe-Norrna’Murray and
Ruth Johnston. •
, Mr. Robert Rae, chairman off
the School Board, presided and
explairiedathat wiyes of the mem
bers of the Board were to this
year make the student presenta-
j-tions. Mrs. A. ,E. McKim present-,
j ed honour graudation diplomas
and pinned corsages on the young
I lady graduates. She also present-
jed . junior graduation diplomas;
Intermediate ’ school, certificates
were presented by Mrs. T. J. SaL
keld; and English certificates (by
Mrs. C. Moulton. ’
, Miss Norina Sherwood, who is
attending , Teachers’ College at
Stratford, was valedictorian. and
gave an outstanding address. She
paid' tribute to the teachers, re
ferred with nostalgia to the days
at Lucknow District High School,
words, she said;, that always make
! her “glow with -pr-ide”. —
I Students of Grade. IX present
ed a French chorus—dn French
of course—directed and accom
panied by Mr. Harvey Bride. Bil
ly Marshall was the commenta
tor and during the broadcast
Donna Johnston sang a'solo and
Ruth Steer and Phyllis Smith, a
duet.
Mrs. Allister Hughes presented
proficiency cups in mathematics
to Donna Lannan; languages, to
Joan Hamilton; science, Audrey
Ross; 'English, Archie McQuillan;
history, George Richards. .
Proficiency shields were pre
sented by Mr. Rae, who substi
tuted for Mrs. Rae, as follows:
Finlayson Bros., Archie McQuil
lan; Wm.: MacKenzie shield, Ern
ie Gibson; Wm. Schmid shield,
Mac MacDpnald;. Grade 12; shield,
Carolyn Gibson; • Band . shield,
, Morley Chin.- . -__;~
At this point,_JMr. Rae .intro
duced Mr.«, Connell and at the
conclusion of his speech he was j
thanked 'by Dr; W. V.- Johnston, |
as'welLas' by the chairman, who I
pointeci out that Mr. Connell had
received- the King George frnedal
for his work' with the youth bf
the Empire, an “ award which is
rare. '
Mrs. Henry MacKenzie pre
sented the g,irls;’ field .day aWatds
and Mrs, Arthur Graham made a-
similar presentation to the boys:. I
senior gh;!?,;
boys, George Anderson;. inter- j
mediate girls, Beverley SUrileyq
.boys,—Kenneth MacNaV; junior I
girls; Donna Johnston; bdys, *Bob
Gardner. / ■' ' ' • ,4 ■ ,
Mrs. Charles Cook presented
the 'Women’s Institute' scholar-
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Gift Certificates,8 House Coats,
Jackets, Nylon Shirts.
Sanderson’s
LADIES’ AND MEN’S WEAR
Handkerchiefs, Scarves,
Dresses, Sweaters, Lingerie
Hosiery, Nylon Gloves
‘Housecoats, jeans, Towels
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^Sauerkraut, 15 oz. 2 for 25c
ffGreen Giant Peas, 15 oz. 2 39c
SI.G.A. Two-
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CHRISTMAS
SHOPPING
SUGGESTIONS
Sure To Delight
Anyone on Your
Gift List.
TO CHOOSE PROM . .FINE SELECTION OF TOYS TO CliqOSfc KKUiu ; - ;
Sleighs, Dolls/Banks, Toy- Phones, Doll Jlig^-f
Ferris Wheels, Trucks, Cars. Miniature Fann Machinery J
. Sets and many other items too nnineroiis to nicntiom
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LUCKNOW DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL BOARD. 5,
New Stock Of Lamps
Trilights, Bridge; Table, Bed,
——-Novelty^—Aetionf-—Boudoii-^etsr" —
BARGAIN PRICES
— SPORTING GOODS —
Skates, Skiis, Toboggans, Sleighs, Wagons,
Bicycles, Tricycles, Hockey Games,
Hockey Sticks, Fishing Tackle.
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ELECTRic CLOiCKS, regular or cliina >„■•.. „ RnW1
Insulated Teapots and Coffee POts . • ..
Sets . . . Silver Trays apd Dishes.. . . Book •
Ornamental Rose Bowls , / . . Manne Rose Bowl and
Shadow Lanips, Etc, ■ -
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Remember that oil painting yonr.W
or_CFystal~Stemware, citherlelgar or inuvu.
‘lust A Reminder That ».,» . ■ ..nntv afti-rxoONSANTA COMES T0. T0VW SATt RDAY AmRNO^
ana while the ehjidren enjoy their ( /ili in
extend a friendly welcome to lhe P;
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Finlay
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4JEhone • ®18S Luckn^ = -WeW:"’
School Board to begin Night Classes in
COMMERCIAL and GENERAL SHOP
BEGINNING JANUARY 5th
Classes will continue for 15 iyeeks and the
‘ . time table will be as follows: , . ;
Tuesday, January 5 th — General Shop
Wednesday, January 6th — Commercial
Fnday, January ^iT^^General Shop
The classes will be of Xyvp Jiours duration and the
Registration Fee Of M.00 will be received by
Mr: II, B. Burden; instructor, at; the school
7 ’ / Oh' Opening night ; / -
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Anderson presented th‘c LiterRfy’ . |
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