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WEDNESDAY. APRIL 14th, 1954
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UNITED CHURCH
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Rev. G. A, Meiklejohn,
B,A,, B,D. » .
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO 'PAGE THREE
Lodi & General
. .Sunday School commences at
ten o’clock on Sunday in the
Presbyterian (fhurch. .
Mrs. Walter Horne is now a
^resident at Baker’s Private Hos
pital. . »
Mr, Russell Middleton has re
turned home after Spending the
winter in Toronto.
Laverne Hodgins, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Hodgins, has been
ill with pneumonia. »
Mrsr-Redvers—Johnson“spent“a_
recent week-end with Rev. A S:
' -and-W-s™M4tehell~of-Hamiltonr-^
Mrs. Wm._ McNall has returned
home, after spending the winter
with Mrs. W./Mason-near Bly th.
Nir. and Mrs. Mike H/ogan have
returned home after spending the
winter in Toronto with their dau
ghter, Miss Irene Hogan::
, Mr. Robert Henry Purdon-who
. has been visiting relatives' in
district', . left on Monday on.
return- trip to his home in
West.
.Mrs. Daisie McCharles, who
has .been co rival escing at Baker’s
Private Hospital for some time
due to a hip fracture, was able
to return homb recently.
Mr. Redvers Johnston and Joy
spent. Sunday. in Preston; with
Mr; and Mrs. Guest Mitchell and
baby Pamela. Mrs, Johnson who
has been visiting there for sortie
ti-me, returned with thern. , ; '
Mr, and Mrs. Clifford MacMil
lan and daughter Christine, Jitri
MacMillan and’ Miss Mary Scobie
-of St. Catharines and ’Miss 6ail
MacMillan of London, spent the
week-end with .Mr. arid Mrs. J.'
~at"the~piano^ and^read-irigs~and--^'--MacNIiUan. —___—;
: Those -from Lucknow in. attend
ance at the Bfuce presbyterial
rally in Port Elgin, on Tuesday
were, Mrs. -N. J. MacKenzie,' Mrs.
R. H> Thompson, Mrs, E, J. Thom,
Tfe year ^Cthe Baker Home; < I fathers, Mrs. Ernest Button,
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SUNDAY, APRIL lgth
10 a.m.: Sunday School.
12.15 p.m.: Morning Worship, $
Rev. R-. A. Macconnell. |
3 p.m.: Erskine/ Dungannon, |
Rev. Macconnell. I
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Evening Service Withdrawn |
I BAKER STAFF PAY HONOR■ TO DEPARTING MEMBER
I The members of the staff at
I Baker’s Convalescent Home "had
I a party at the home of Mr. and
I Mrs. E. V, Baker on Thursday
I evening, April 1st in honor of
I Mrs, 'Leonard Ritchie who was
I leaving the staff after working
I there for over a year.
I The evening was'spent in. play-
I ing’ progressive euchre, followed
I Iby a program consisting of a sing.
song with Mrs: Donald McDonald
all joined in singing “For she’s a
jolly good fellow”.
. Mrs. Robinson read the fol low-
. ing address: :/. , . j
Special Dedication to Bernadean _T ; t..
How pheasant to remember J Mrs. K. C. Murdie, Mrs'. Pharis
The year at the Baker Home, < Mathers, Mrs. Ernest Button,
' Where many happy hours were'Mrs. Chas. Webster and Mrs; L.
/ . spent "
Among the patients in the home. x
There we had bur joys and sor-
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And work'was without end;
And often thought our backs
would break
Bu| they didn’t break, just. bend.
We had our jokes and. fortunes
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When we had our cup of tea,
And here good natured banter
Passed from you to me
We shared our patients’ worries
And oft the" tears were shed
When those we nursed'so ten-
,.derly ■
■ Were numbered with the. dead.
I Would like to say to nurses
1 Working at the Baker’s Horne,
The kindness, that you Aow can
. ■ show, '■ 'y. .
Cowies back to you ten-Told.
And I can truly tell you ■'
-Tha,t in the years to come,
• xou will be remembered for your
0 sympathy
And the kind acts you have done.
A bountiful lunch was served
-iowoneiude-a-pleasaht^evening.-^-
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LOCHALSH FOLK
PRESENT_RADIO
Messrs. Duncan and Jim Cam
eron were happily surprised on
Monday night when Donald R,
MacKen^ie and Duncan Farrish
‘'dropped in*’ to present them
with a lovely Electrohome man
tel .‘radio, on behalf of- their
friends and. neighbors of U.S.S.
No. 4. '
The Cameron brothers deeply
appreciated this, gesture, and ar&
loud in their acclaim that there’s
no better place in which to live
-th’am -the-old- home^community of
Lochalsh, but they’re quick, to
-^dd^that—theyhre^beeh^trentfed-
royally since coming to .Lucknow
and Tike it here very much. r >
»The following address accom
panied the radio, as well as a
gift card containing the names
of thirtyntwo members 1 of the
Section, - .
Dear Duncan arid Jim: .
When you first left our . com
munity to spend the winter in
Lucknow, we hoped to have you
• back on the farm again. As time
went on and you continued to
liye in town, and now that you
have sold your farm, we have
given up hopes of having you
back again to live in our neigh
borhood. .. <
You were good neighbors and
friends. We have missed, and will
continue to miss you, but, we are
glad you are as near as Luck
now, and hope you will often
“drop in” and have a visit with
us in the Lochalsh district. •
We have come up here this
evening to ask you to accept this
gift, not for its value, but as a
small token of our esteem for
you, and we hope each time you
use it, it Will brihg back pleas
ant memories of your friends
around your old home. •
-—Signed—dn^—behalf— of—your-
friends and neighbors of U.S.S.
No. 4, Lochalsh, Donald R. Mac-
Kenzie, Duncan Farrish.
Dune and Jim, as they are popr
.ularly' known, remained on the
homestead wh^re they' were born
until a little more than two years
ago When they came to Lucknow
where they have since mad?e their
r bome with ‘tlieir 'sistef, "Mrs./£.
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A. A JU A Ai A A 4 a AAA
quart between 11.30 a.m. and 1
p.m., downs a pint during the
afternoon and for supper and
winds up with a glass before go
ing to bed.
There are about 2,300 calories
in the three quarts of whole milk
and four ounces of orange juice
he drinks daily. He supplements
this with two iron pills a week..
He gained IV2" pounds, the first
two weeks. “ ~
KAIRSHEA S CALICO BALE
WAS POPULAR EVENT
many of the fair sex' disported
attractive homemade and ready
made calico gowns.
The fashion parade had many
entries and the three judges, Miss
Emma McCluskey and Mrs. John
McCharles of Luckn.ow and Mrs.
Beth MacLeod of Huron Town
ship, had a difficult time in
awarding the prizes. In the
ready-made class the, prize went
to? Mrs. Bob. McIntosh and in the
homemade class, .to Mrs. Bob
The- Kairshea . Women’s Insti
tute’s annual calico ball is al
ways a popular event, and was no
exception last Friday night, when
Beak. The prizes were presented
by Mrs. Dick Martin.
Cameron MacDonald actedz as
blaster of ceremoniesvand music,
was provided by Willoughby’s or- •
chestra.
C. Thompson.
Visitors at the home'of Mr. and.i R. (fi/Iary) Finlayson.
Mrs. A. Nicholson, ^Lavelock St. J . Of a family of 14 children of
for the past week; were Mr. and 0
• Mrs. Lyle Dooley. .Seattle, Wash;,
and Mr. and Mrs-. Stan .-Hunter
'and Lois, of Durham. ’On/Friday,
Mr. and Mrs. Dooley and Mr. pnd--
Mrst,- NiGhoison motored -to/Kit-/
chener.~U) visit with relatives and
take in the Icec^pades.
THE WORLD’S FASTEST
ADDING MACHINE KEYBOARDthe' late Roderick Cameron and
Annie Douglas, there are only
five now living. Besides, the three
Lucknowites there, is a sister,
Mrs. John. (Belle) Murdoch of
Leamington and a brother Dan
of Lethbridge.
The log house on the Cameron
horbestead: was long a familiar
landmark, arid the ihore notice
able when it was dwarfed by the
. -in-Apnsi ng fwn-Rtorey home that
replaced it. Duncan is the oldest
,.of the surviving members. He
was 83 on January 16th.
FEELS GREAT ON
MILK, JUICE, PILLS
There is special local interest
in a diet experiment being car
ried on by Dr. D, L. Gibson of
Saskatoon. Mrs.; Gibson was for*
. merly Margaret Blake, daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. Mathew Blake,
arid a niece of (Mrs. Albert Al tori
and<Ernest Blake of town.
Dr. Gibson, who is head of the
! University bf Saskatchewan’s
-rfair y~d ep art-ment,-ha s-beeriUivin g.
on a diet of milk, Orange juice
and iron pills arid he feels “per*
feet”. ‘He’s even gaining ‘weight
The. experiment started March
-15 th—when^D-i^Gibson^a^oj^or.
of agricultural science^ told oile
of his classes a person-could live
on a diet of milk and orange
juice. The Studerits had" their
, doubts and asked him to prove.it.
By collecting. 25 cents from
ioach student in; the agricultural
\ college, the class offered to pay
cadet- darice to be held until the term’s last lecture
■.near/May 6th; Let’s hope , these [ ath , ; . ■ /
rumors materialize. ■ 1 'Although /it started as a class
^I^^Drr-^Gibsom^old^
he is much, interested in .the ex-
~per im e n-t-s7-se-ieritii ic- aspecfs>_He
had. a.complete physical checkup
before; he. went oh the diet arid
was to be examined again When
the 25-day test is *Up>
Dr. Gibson said the milk sat
isfies'his hunger, but is so. quick
ly digested that he gets hungry
^bouwvery two hours.. He has
l.Lj pints before 9’a.m., drinks a
Assembly
On Friday morning, April 9th,
Assembly was .in charge of
’Grade X. Jim Reed Was chairman
and Jim Hackett was at the piano.
Assembly was opened with fhe
hymn “Unto, the Hills' AijoUnd”
followed by the Lord’s prayer.
The scripture was read by Ruth
Treleaven. Ann MacKay played a
piano solo. Edith Marshall gave
a reading. Next was a summary of.
current events written by Archie
MacQuillan and given by Sob
Mowbray. A hymn was sung, fol
lowed by the National Anthem,
Which closed Assembly.''
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Archie MacQuilbn i,s to.be.conh
mended' for his fine summary of
news given at Friday’s Assembly.
re
al future ‘assemblies;.
. the examination papers
been’ returned arid' report
will .be distributed this,
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ports
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All
have
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week. ' Good. luck!
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