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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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Mrs. D. J; McIntosh of St. Cath
arines, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Todd
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7 ■ and Mrs-. Neely Todd, David,
Janet and" Mary of Stratford were
holiday vsitors with Mrs; D.
TodcL 7 ? 77?. ■?'7'/7./
Mr. and Mrs. “G, S. McIntyre
, and Donald, of Bracebridge spent
Christmas with Mr. 'and Mrs. W.
L Miller.
1 Miss Arina Stuart of Toronto
spent the holiday week-end with
Mr. and Mfcs; George Stuart.
Mel Brown, Mrs.
; Alex Murdie and Bob of Kitch-
4-ener Tare holiday visitors- with
Mr. and Mrs; R. /Woods.
Mr. ?and Mrs. Gordon Miller
' and Larry of London and' Mr.
Murray Taylor were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Taylor for
—the-holidayweek-end.^7——
Miss Margaret MacPherson, R;
. N., of Londdri is spending a few
weeks at her home here recup
erating from a recent operation*
Mr. Don Cameron left last Wed
nesday , with Mr. and Mrs. Allan
Reed and party from Dungannon
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REMEMBER FOLK
AT BAKER HOME
Mr. and Mrs. E. V, Baker ack-:
nowledge with appreciation the
manyChristmas. gifts donated to
the residents of their, private hos
pital, and to the facilities of ithe
hospital.
These include; < Kairshea Club
$25 and’ a Christmas treat for
each patient; Lucknow Women’s
Institute, $25.00;,Zion W.A., $10;
Paramount Women’s Institute,
bed blanket; Joe MacMillan, ham
per of Spies; St., Marys .Church,
Lucknow, basket - of fruit; ••• John
W; Henderson Lumber Co.; treats. ,
of grapes, oranges^ candy,’ nuts,
Christmas cake; Lucknow Red
Crdss, gift box for each patient;
Lucknow United (Church, box^of ;
fruit; Bert Alton* $5.00.
The. donation from the Kair^
shea Club was used to purchase (
'bedding material which w(as made
up by members of the Paramount I
Worrien’s Institute. Rev. Meikle-1
John showed an interesting film I
at the hospital and Imembers of
the Ypung People’s. Society sang
carols. Mrs. James Webster play
ed selections oh the autoharp and.
other ladies sang solos and help
ed with the program.
Mr. and JMrs. Baker plan to
use the-balance of the cash dona- •
tions to purchase “additional bed- i
ding. . .7
Mr. and Mrs. Baker wish to .
extend New Year’s greetings to
all from themselves anid on be
half of all the. patients of the
hospital,, who include: Mrs; Gar-^
niss, Mrs. Armstrong, Thelma
Martin, Elizabeth McDonald, Wm.
Love, Donald Smith, Wm. John
ston, Leslie Alton, Roderick Me-v
Dbugall, Mrs. Fletcher,? Mrs. Mil
ler, . Esther McGill, Mary Mc
Queen; 7Mrs.^Matt^ "
Wall, Ed Donovan, Wm; Slack,
Rory RosS, Mr; Elliott, Sam Gar-,
bett, Mrs. Stonehouse, Miss Bar-
-tleman,-Miss Stirling, Mrs, King,
Miss Leia Irwin, Mrs. Slomari,
Mrs. Sarah Jones,-Mrs. Habkirk,
Mrs. Art Cook, Mrs. McCharles.
to spend the vacation “dn a motor
trip>to Florida;
Master Terry Wilson spent a
few days as guest of Marie and
Keith Johnston at " Bluevale. /
The January meeting of the
Women’s Institute will 'be held
at the home of Mrs. Ernest Gaunt
on Thursday, January 7th at 2.30.
Roll call, “What health rule did
you emphasize to a child?” Mot
to, “A merry heart does good
like a medicine”. Subject, Home
Economics and Health in charge
of Mrs. Frank McQuillin. Host
esses and program, Mrs, Lloyd
Hunter and Mrs. Ross Gammie.
St. Helen’s Young Peoples Union
The first meeting of the Y.P.S.
took place on/Decem!ber „27th.
The vice president, Murray Tay
lor, was in charge. Marvin Mc
Donald had the topic “Faith and
Evangelism” and was assisted by
Mr.“ahdMrs.S
MacPherison. read the scripture*
and Anne Todd had a prayer. A
special speaker, Mr. Brock Vod-
den from Blyth, spoke on the
Bible and our personal faith. The
meeting closed with the 'benedic
tion. ‘ i
ENGAGEMENTS
Mrs. Amelia Treleaven wishes
to announce the engagement of
her daughter, Florence Gwen
dolyn, to Mr. Thomas Luther
Parker, son z.of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Parker, Niagara Falls,
Ontario. The marriageJ to take
place in mid-January.
NIGHT CLASSES TOT
START NEXT WEEK;
. ■ . ■ ■Night classes in general shop
“Workycommercial-andbasicEng-
lish for new Canadians will com
mence next week at the Luck
now District High School..
Mr. H. B. Burden will teach
shop and commercial with the
first shop class on Tuesday, Jan
uary 5th arid the first commercial
class on Wednesday, January 6th.
Mr. Stuart Collyer will teach
basic English. This course will
commence- on Tuesday, January
5th.
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TRELEAVEN—-on Thursday, De-,
cember 24th, to Mr. and Mrs. W,
H. Treleaveh of Beaver, Pa„ a
daughter, Carol Anne, a .sister
for Donald.
ZETTLERr-on Thursday., Debem-
Ber 17th, to Mr. and Mrs. Rueberi
Zettler, Holyrood, a daughter. ;
MILLER— in Wirigham General
Hospital on Monday, December
21, 1953, to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert.
Miller* Ri, 6,. Lucknow, ’ a sori^
COURTNEY—in Kincardine ,Ho’s-'
pi'tal oh December 11, . 1953, to
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Courtney,
R, I, . Ripley* a daughter. . 7
COURTNEY—at. Alexandra i Hos
pital, Goderich, on December 19,
1953,7 to Mr .arid Mrs. Leo Court-
Ursula Maria. ♦
THAT Mary Murdie entertained
a number of little friends on
her 7 th birthday on- Monday. , •
THAT v there were seven tables
. at the Monday, night: Shoot
party. Prize wiriners were Mrs.
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THAT Miss Margaret Salkeld,
who teaches at Duncan, B.C.,
accompanied a group of ex
change teachers on a - Christ
inas holidays trip to California.
THAT Parish Moffat. has com
pleted his term 'as Worshipful
Master of T^sewater Masonic
Lodge .and is succeeded by
Lloyd Stuckey. .
THAT /the Christmas card ex-
change, grows arid , grows. The
sale. of . two-cent. stamps gt the
Lucknow Post Office’ t h 1 s
. Christmas exceeded last year’s
record sale by a7$ide margin.
THAT there was a very large
crowd 4 at tile reception, in the
ToWn’ Hall on. Tuesday night
’ irt honor of Mr; arid Mrs, Bob
. Mac-Nay (nee Mary Belle Mc
Quillin) whose ^marriage topk
L.,L.,Pl^£e_ihai^aftejcnobn^A^
Orous purse of money was pre
sented ' the young cbuple by
Lockhart had made the pr^-
e’riiatibri address. ’ < •, \
THAT Earl “Tapper? Gray has
ibeen elected president of the
Waitetei Branch of the Cah*
known here arid Mrs. Gray Wai
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Town Hall, Lucknow
Tuesday, January 5th
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Sponsored by Your John Deere Dealer
WALTERBRECKLES;~KINEOUGH”
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Played
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WEDNESDA^PEX!. 30th, 1953
See the Full-Color
FuI(.length Pj_e?;e
with the Gordon Famiiy
and a full program of colorful films
made specially for your enjoyment.
ADMISSION BY TICKET ONLY
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THAT Mr. and Mrs. Newton
James arrived in Florida the .
Saturday before .Christmas to
find the. Weather on the chilly
side with sweaters still feeling
pretty good.
THAT a broken water pipe feed
ing• thb hydrant in the arena,
was so saturating the, ground
as to prevent ice making; near
the penalty box; The break
" was discovered-arid repaired bn
Tuesday.
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THAT the garbage collection sys
tem will be continued as usi(a I.
’. until such tirrie as least as the
new Council meets op Monday. ■’
. January lltU,. when it is .ay
.. sumed they Mil adopt a* year-e
1 ■ ■ round Collection - policy . ‘
THAT The Sentinel is one' <>f
f comparatively few weekly
papers in this district wjiioh
....are,..piiblisM
, mas and New Yejars/'Orous purse of money was pre-
GUorge THAT Mrs..E. M. Alton’s Christ
mas gilt to her four boys away
froih home is- ThU Sentinel. It
goes to Jack Webster of Prince
Rupert; Ed of Big Yalley, Alta,;
Nelson of Windsor and Ewart
' of Kirkland Lake. Mrs. Alton
matic condition and the paper
represents we^7** » letter tu,'
“her ■hnvi’1’,. . ■ 1