The Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-02-10, Page 3T
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I SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 14th
Sandersons
LADIES’ & MEN’S WEAR
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you are having hair trouble consult <us; if you are
hot having hair trouble, keep it right by
treating it right: 4
Mae Irwin spent the week-end in
Detroit.
Can^ow-l_be--ddneSai_lhe_saine™tnne_.a
. permanent wave 1^ being given.
Lovelier, longer-lasting permanent waves arc
assured by the use of- a new chemical ;
discovery recently available to us.
T« Mjerasw sentinel, lCtcknqw, OntarioWEDNESDAY, FEB. 10th, ■ 1954
WHITECHURCH
Mr and Mrs, Jas. Falconer and
Loit'visited with thqir son, Mr.
and Mi’s. Charlie Falconer at Tiv
erton on Saturday. • ' ‘ .
Mr, 3'nd
Allan visited over the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs, Hector Purdon
jp Sarnia-
Mr Charlie Gillespie of Tor^
onto spent the week-end with his
brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
C. Martin,
We are sorry to hear that Fred
Newman slipped and fell while
coming out of his son Don’s house
in-Wingham^He-w'as^adrnittecLztpL
Wingham Hospital and x-rayed
bUt_fouridkno bones broken. .
Miss Winnifred Farrier of Tor
onto spent the week-end at her
home here, /
Mr. George Kennedy, attended * ance . through the Colombo Plan,
the Ontario Hereford Association | Technical Assistance, etc. Urged
in Guelph on Friday . evening, j church people to provide tools
Mrs.'Kennedy ’ and two . sons ac- |fQr self-help for underprivileged
companied (George as far as | people through CARE. Petition-
Guelph-and went on to Toronto’--’ x’— ------- • , ~ ■
to attend the Ice Follies.
Whurch channels
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LANGSIDE
BORN
KEMPTON—in Kincardine Hos
pital on January 27;* 1954, to Mr.
and Mrs, William Kempton,,R. 3,
Goderich, a daughter, Dianne
Elizabeth.
O’DONNELL—on. Thursday, Jan
uary 28th at Kincardine General
The Council for Social Service
of ithe Church of England in. Can*
ada has published a pamphlet en
titled “Give the Queen Thy
Judgements,. O God”, We bring
some interesting facts from this
pamphlet?,. Qver (half the world
is. hungry, half clothed and ill-
shelteredT^hd-qthern^ilions^^hr
illiterate. To meet these needs
the Council asked the government
to expand programmes of assist
ance .through the Colombo Plan,
Mrs. Elliott; Sandy is. a patieiit
in Goderich Hospital. 1
: ■ Mrs. Jim Matheits is* ill with
pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. McNay
ited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon McQuillan in Kincardine.'
, Mrs. Walter Horne, who, has
been poorly for some time, has
been seriously ill of late.
Lloyd Barkwell who has been
stationed at Saskatoon with the
R.C:A.F;,ishomeon~leave.
ed the government ?to make Can
adian wheat available from sur
plus stocks. Helped the- World
Council of Churches in its pro
gramme of Inter-Church aid and
service to Refugees. During 1952
Canada received 164,498 ' immi
grants. Since the close of the war
over 130,000 refugees have been’,1
dW Port chap-resettled in Canai
lains at Halifax, St. John, Mon
treal and Quebec meet boats and
; in the
name of the church, > and gave
help where necessary. Sponsors
were sought for refugee famil
ies. Church people are urged to
visit and welcome all newcomers
in their midst. Canada has over
98,000 of, her people in prison
yearly .In the year ending March
31,"1953; -two out of- n ine ink pern
; were under twenty-one
| ; years of age. The Council spoke,
j , preached and worked for and. ex-
hl^m??^nie^Wbriri^Cfiiist^^^^(lefi“system““of^TbbatioiT7~fur
! ian Love”. T ... I . better conditions in many jails
j (Appointment of Members j and reformatories, and endeav-
| of Session).. j ! cured to interest clergy and their
j 12.15 p.m.: Sunday School. j , their release. The Council stud-
j.7 p.m.: ^The Church in; thejj
j Roman Empire”. ■ .. j
j FRIDAY, FEB. 12th—6.30 p.m.i
j Congregational Supper and z
? Entertainment. Admission 50c |
LUCK NOW
UNITED CHURCH
| Minister: j
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| Lucknow
j Presbyterian Church
! . Rev. C. A. Winn, B.A.,
| Minister.
j SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 14th
j 11 a.m.:‘ Morning Worship.
112.15 p.m»: Sunday School.
| 3 p.m.: Erskine, Dungannon. I
j 7 p.m.: Evening Worship. I
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Mr. (Alex (Sandy) Pur don
been laid up with lumbago,
is feeling better again,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Blue of De
troit spent the week with her
parents, Mr/and Mrs. J. D. And
erson.
Mr. T. W'. Smith suffered a sev
ere sick' spell the latter part of
the week but by Monday was
considerably improved. /
Miss Muriel MaciKenzie is mak
ing her home at present with
her sister, Mrs. Alex MacDonald
and Mr. MacDonald Of Niagara
Falls.
Miss Freda Hunter, w-ho was
quite sick at the home of. Mrs,
James MacDonald, returned to
her home on Saturday. Freda had
a severe case of jaundice.
Isabel MacQuiilliri and Winni-
fred Fairish from Goderich visit
ed -on Sunday at. the_hqme .of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs; fxjrne Far-
rish.
ties drug addiction,. Doukhobours,
j alcoholism, salacious literature,
race relations, peace and inter
national justice, health insurance,
credit unions and many other
vital subjects. The Council, issues
..'a bulletin and maintains an ex
cellent lending library for clergy
and parish leaders. \
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JVTr. aad Mrs,.Eldon Ritchie vis
ited Sunday wUh. Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Wall.
. Miss Fredar Hunter got home
Saturday after being ill at Mrs.
MacDonald-s—with—-j-au-nd-iee- —
. Russell Swan has returned to
Elmer Parrish’s after haying the
measles: . ■ ■ ' ‘ .
Church will be ‘in the morning
at 11 for the month of February.
The regular meeting of Luck
now Women’s Institute will bs
held in the Town Hall on Friday,
l ebruary 12th at 2.30. Roll call,
exchange of Valentines. Potato
. salad contest. '
'* Mr. and Mrs, Ed Thom have
returned from Detroit where
they spent the past few weeks.
Mrs. Al Martin and Neddy ac
companied them and spent the
week-end here.
Mr., arid Mrs. Harvey McQuil-
lin from. Pt. Edward are spend
ing a couple of weeks at the home
~df"~Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scott,
where Isabel is attending ’ her
mother who is confined ^to bed
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Bailey’s Beauty Salon announces that . .
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with a heart condition;
. The February meeting of Para
mount Institute is to be held at
Mrs. J. De Jong’s on the 15th.
Roll call, a gift to be donated
to the hospital. Topic, Health by
Mrs. JR. Campbell; current events,
Mrs. R. Reid; program, Mrs. D.
Kingsbury ,and Mrs. H. Ensign;
all ladies bring something to sell
including baking and novelties:
demonstration by ’ Mrs. De Jong.
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to our entire satisfaction
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SIXTH AND NINTH „
Mrs.; Allan McCharle/s of Wing-
h9i.n1 visited recently. with Mr. &
Mrs. Gordon' McTavish. .
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Cummins of
Saskatoon, ^Sask.., .spent a .few
days lately -with - Mr; • and/ Mrs.-
Mike Cunjmins. . • . .. ..
—HeiL.manyJ^en.dsJy,LUJ2£j21eas^
rd to. know that,Mrs.?Mary Foran
has returned home from St. Jos
eph’s. Hosptai, London,■.•where
shd has spent, the past month.
Mr. Michael, Kinahan was home
from London over the.week-end...
We are sorry to- hear that Mrs.
Robert McAllister is a patient in
Avingham Hospital.
Mn • -Jim ■ Cummins^. relieving
agent at'the C.N.R., station, Walk-*
rr'on, visited, over the week-end'
Mr. and Mrs. ’Gordon ■ M.CTav-
ish? Marilyn .and' Donalds spent
a day recently in London. , .
: Mr. Albert Stein of Ailsbury,
!‘SaskM is a- visitor with Mr. and
( Mrs. ■ Win, Purdprt..
| /Mr. and, Mrs, Jack Taylor and
family of Belgrave spent. Sunday
' with .Mr,. and'.Mrs,-M^ark. Arrri-
•-rS’trr-ebg—
. The W.M.S, will M held at
the home of Miss-Emma Richard
son* on Thursday afternoon, Feb
ruary 11th. *
Mr. Johnny Smith of Ripley
spent Sunday -afternoon with Mr.
and Mrs. Russel Ritchie. Mrs. Rit
chie’s mother, Mrs. Mary Jane
Tiffin is visiting with: her for a
While.
The Young Peoples’ s * meeting
was held in the church Monday
evening. “Mr. Charlie Tiffin had
charge of the program and also
gave the topic. • Jimmy Moffat
gaveaprayer.-Re^LCurrieread
the scripture and also gave the
closing prayer. Contests were
also enjoyed. Next fleeting will
be Monday night at the church'. I
Mr, Lawrence MacLeod receiv-,'
ed a new Ford Saturday. i
The community extends deep
est sympathy ’to the Editor, his
mother, brothers and sisters . in '
the loss of their brother Willard.
Sympathy is also extended to
the Graham/family, in the loss
of their mother, Mrs, Duncan
Graham.
HURON CO. CROP REPORT^
Approximately 15 twWr inches
of snow fell in some bf the sec-*-
tions of the County last week and
particularly over the week-end.
However, with up-to-datg, snow
refnoval equipment, farm meet
ings held in the County this week
were exceptionally well attend
ed. It was reported at the annual
meeting of the County Hog Pro
ducers Association that weanling
pigs were selling at community
and farm sales for as much as
?$28:S0 apiece? Approximately 100’
people including veterinarians,
municipal and Federation of Ag-
riculture officials and farmers'- at-
tended a general calfhood vac
cination meeting to hear the Pro
vincial veterinarian explain the
calfhood vaccination program
Which“iS“functioning“uhder^the-
Brucellosis Act.
United Church W.M.S.
The Afternoon Auxiliary of the
W.M.S. of the United Church met
on Wednesday afternoon, Febru-
3rd at the home of Miss Mac
Gregor with an attendance of 24
members. The meeting .opened
•with the hymn “What a Friend
•we have in Jesus6 ‘and prayer
was offered by Mrs. Robertson.
The. scripture lesson was read by
Mrs. Breckles. On February 17th
a sewing bee. is .to be held at
Mrs. McKim’s to make stuffed
toys for the bale; Any ladies
having material and ' patterns
please bring them to the sewing
bee, Mrs: Breckles took; the “chair
for the program; : a temperance
reading was given by Mrs. Al
ton; Mrs. Harold Treleaven gave
by GREAT WEST
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BROTHERHOOD
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COVERALLS, OVERALLS,
SMOCKS, JEANS & PANTS.
We stock all sizes.
CAPS, GLOVES,
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SWEATERS, SHIRTS,
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a reading and a delightful solo
was rendered by®Mrs. Haldenby.
Mrs. A. Alton gave the chapter
in the, study book and the meet
ing closed with prayer by Mrs.
Breckles. Lunch was served. ,
OBITUARY
MRS. ANDREW FOX
The whole ’ Whitechurch com
munity was deeply saddened by
the passing /of Jennie Phillips,
widow of the late Andrew Fox,
onFriday,February5thrl954~
at the home of her' daughter,
Miss jsobel, R.N., of Blyth/She
was tin her 88th year.
——FOt-^many^-years^Mrs/-Fox^was
a highly esteemed resident of
this community. She was a mem
ber of the United Church, a fife
member of. the W.M;S. and Was
a tireless worker in all church
and community enterprises.
She leaves to mourn her, three
daughters, Alba (Mrs. Roy Pat
ton) of St; George; Isabel, R.N.,
of Bly th and Lettie of Hamilton;
two sisters and two brothers sur
vive'also, Zeke Phillips of Au
burn; John of Yellow Grass,
Sask;.; Mrs:. Wm. (Kezia) Hum
phrey /of St. Helens and Mrs.
-Eliza Tebutt' (of Goderich. She was
predeceased by a daughter, Greta,
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The funeral was. held from Cur- ,
rie’s Funeral Home, Wingham, on
Sunday, February 7th, with Rev,.
W. J. Watt and Rev. Scott of
Bly.th, officiating. Interment was
in Wingham Cemetery.
At These Prices
MILK, qt. : •_ _
Head Lettuce, each 15c
Cello Radish, 2 pkgs. „ 25c
Grapefruit . / 10 for 49c
Oranges, 288’s, doz. . 25c
Oranges, 220’s/doz* . 39c
Tangarines, large, doz. 39c
Potatoes* bag ’ $1 S-
• Grapes
Cello Carrots
2 lbs. 29c
2 for 25 c
' Chinese Lettuce 1
*X* orn
Cauliflbwer
Musi 1100 ms
Celery Hearts
Cukes •
Peppers
Brocdli
Green Beans
Yellow Beans
Oysters 5
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