HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-12-23, Page 13WEDNESDAY, DEC., '23rd. 1953
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And Best Wishes For
A Happy New Year
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CHRISTMAS MEETING
WMJOCNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
_Mrs. Ira Dickie, and Mrs’. D L
WcKinnon. were hostesses for the
/.E ’"<*«»« ot the Kair.,.
. -1- The meeting was. in
H«lyrQ0d Hall. • A large -numbe,.
of members answered the roll
call with an exchange of gifts.
MU. D, H.. Carruthers presided
and the secretary, Mrs. Donald
McKinndn, read the minutes and
correspondence, $10 was voted to
the Christmas Seal Fund, $5.00 to
the Mental Health Association,
and $5.00 towards a Christmas”
gift to the. Baker ;Cpnyalescent-
Horne and any donations ‘ of
'candy were to be left.-with Mrs.
T. A. MacDonald. . j :.
Christmas carols were sung
with Mrs. Wm. Scott’ at-, the'
piano. Keith Roulston sang
‘Away in a Manger” Mrs Har-\
vey . Houston played a number of
popular Christmas-songs. Mrs. T.
A. MacDonald told .i the story of
the Mary- Stewart,.Cbllect in a
I very-, interesting wav. Mrc
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;.n. ividuuonaia. toiaune story' of
• the Mary- Stewart,.Cbllect in a
« I very- interesting way. Mrs. Geo.
® j Lo^khart Jjad, a 'splendid’.-paper
ftj on “The History of the Poins.et-
ft.ta”. Mrs. Lavis had a Christmas;
g reading, and Mrs. Herb'Buckton
read, “There will always be a
~ Christmas” by Edna; .Jacques.
i Janet Carruthers gaive a recita?
tioni . . - ’. . ..
A timely demonstration was
given on “Various wavs.of Wrap
ping gifts”, many ,of‘ which were
Mrs. Tom MacKenzie
Christmas” by Edna- .Jacques.
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and Mrs. Donald McKinnon had
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WOLF CUBS
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Best Wishes
We open wide our
hearts to wish each
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* loyal customers: a
■2 -very happy holiday
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Ak.ela Thompson and Raksha
Attridge led the Pack, nineteen
strohg, through the Juhgle last
weele. iDtir meeting; jarotihd /the
^Council Rock. was shorter than'
usual but tj>e<-.usual weekly rou
tine, was ^rried’ out in brief.,
' Further evidence of the keen race
.in the Inter-Six competition was
shown again in last week’s re
sults. The Reds took oyer top
spot by the narrow margin of
( one jewel:-with the Greys and
Tawnys' tying for third. .Quart
erly standing shows .Whites '276
jewels, Reds 239, Greys ^09-and
Tawny s','190. To date -the .White ’
Six have come out on top at
five: meetings,- Reds 4, and . Greys,
and Reds, and Tawnys and
Whites, each tied once for first
place; all of which promises
some real competition excitement
before1 next. June.
As Pack scribe, Akela wishes
to thank- a Sentinel, reader in.
Bancroft for the kind remarks
re our Cubbing, efforts, and the
interest they show by reading
our v/e.ekly column. Through, this
small column I hope to keep not
only, parents but others as well
informed of our local Pack act
ivities and “Cubbing” in general.
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After the closing remarks . by
Mrs. Lawrence* MacLeod, ‘-God
Save,. the.jQuee.nlh _w.as. _.s.u.rrg._.andj
a .social hour enjoyed;
For January,. Mrs. Clarence Ir
win and Mrs. Ross MacMillan
are hostesses, at Holy rood . H-a-1-1;-
With Mrs. T. A.. MacDonald, Mrs.
H. Lavis,' Mi’s. T.. Collyer and
Miss’-Ay. MacKay. directors. .'
Presbyterian Evening Auxiliary
The December meeting'of "the
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ftl-the home of .'Mrs,. Mason, with
<***|, j Mrs. Morgan.. H'ende'.rson -presid-
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There will be no meeting on
-Tuesday, December 29 th.
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In Xibishinfe..„Jthis._„week’s..„.;col-..
: umn. your Cub Leaders and mem
bers ’of the .Pack, join with me
in extending to you all a most
sincere Merry Christmas . and.
Happy New Year...
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Morgan-. H'ende'.rson - presid
ing.' The president took, the op
ening exercises, . followed .• by ..a
Chris‘.mas hymn, and the scrip-.
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GREETINGS! Our bast wishes for a holiday that
is chock-full of. many, many gpod things suds
as — happiness, good cheer and the wondrous
Joy and peace of a H O L Y C H It I STM AS.
reading by ... MrsT Leu fiard"
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. sung, and ' a’
.-\P.eclersen was.
fdllow.ed -w-ith. Mts.'1 James -Lit-tle
■ giying . t'h'c'"BgafTtuden:—The~^re~
ports from 'the different commit
tees were read and. Mrs. L,. Mac
Donald read the slate of officers,
for the year 1954: pres., Mrs.
Morgan Henderson; 1st vice,-Mrs. |
Jack Fisher;-2nd vice, Mrs. Jack
Pollock; secretary, Mrs. Stewart
Jamieson; treasurer
.Little; pianist,’Mrs.
lor; assis'. ... ... ,
lecn'Macintosh; social committee,
Mrs. L. ,MacDonald, Mrs.' Winn;
Miss Gladys' MacDonald, Mrs.* A
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Og C ft i Bethlehem”'. was.
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tend our sympathy. ;
At the Christmas seryice in the
Presbyterian church on Sunday
the choir had prepared special
numbers,
Santa Claus, has had a very
busy time attending school' con
certs in this district.
Man (standing in-the.middle, of
a busy street): Officer, can .you
tell -me how .to get to the hos
pital. ■.
Officer:. Just stand where you
are. / -f ■
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/Donald, Mrs. Roy. Finlayson; Sick’
com., Mrs, A. Smith, Mrs. Chas.
Mason; .. Welcome and Welfare;
Mrs. Virden Mowbray* Mrs. Robt.
■-■MacKenzie;presS“repoi--terT-M-hs--
Stewart Jamieson; auditofs, Miss
Gladys MacDonald, Miss Maude
Fisher. Miss. Mary MacLeod in
stalled the officers for the year
1954. Affer carol singing, Miss
Dean MacLeod gave an interest-
•ing talk' on .the work’and. hard-
:r;.Mrs. Janies ships, of the missionaries and the
Norman Tay- need of our prayers for them. A
pianist, Miss Katlv film ^trip on the Christmas story
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• -ed with, the . singing of “Holy
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