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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-04-21, Page 3WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1954 I LUCKNOW i UNITED CHURCH! I Minister; | « the LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO •>- P AG^ | Rev. G. A. Meiklejohn, I BA., B.D. 11 ,? *■ THe Ds^y of i?Qwer*’, 12,15 p.m.: Sunday Schools ” i,B0 p.m.: Evening: Service. Local & General Mr§, J,. Haigh of Hamilton vis­ ited with Mrs.^ R. Bobeij^qn Easter week-end. . MT- and Mrs. We§ Huston of Kitchener spent the Week-end Here, »' Mr. and Mrs, *Harvey Mac­ Dougall of Toronto were Easter visitors with relatives here. Mrs, Margaret McLennan spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce MacLennah, Toronto. 1 IT —4 Presbyterian Church | j SUNDAY, APRIL 25th j I ■I i 110 a.m.; Sunday School. 111 a.m.: , Ontario Temperance | Federation Speaker. 13.00 p.mc .Dungannon, Tem-.•{ ! perance Federation Speaker. | Evening Service Withdrawn______ ______J. PAY TRIBUTE TO LATE CUBMASTER The spring meeting of the Saugeen District Boy Scout As­ sociation was. held in Paisley last Wednesday with dinner served at the Ambassador .Grill, There were twentymihe in attendance, including a good representation from the Wingham Committee, which is a new member of the Saugeen'District. .. "f/ . Present from Lucknbw were Donald McKinnon, chairman of the Local Committee, Gerald zRathwell and Ken Murdie, who “is Vice' chaiTmarr”of theSaugeen executive. /' The meeting was presided' over by Lome .Evans, district chair­ man, who -welcomed- the^ repre­ sentatives and thanked them for i the splendid turnout. District Commissioner Archie Gowanlock reported on the act­ ivities Of the pasvyear and his report was very encouraging. He spoke of the great loss which Lucknow , and the District as a whole had sustained in the death of Cubmaster Willard Thompson, • and all present rose and observed two minutes silence in his mem­ ory. . ‘ It was decided -to hold thq an- nual district church service in Paisley Oh the last Sunday in May; The annual- camp will be held as usual. at. Camp Martyn in July. . Mr, and Mrs; Isaac Stothersof Tisdale, Sask., and their daugh-> ter. Miss Ann Stothers of .Queens University, visited this week with his 'brother, Mr. S. B. Stothers and Mrs. Stothers. •Mrs, Mary Webster and; broth­ er Dave of Kitchener visited with their mother, Mrs. Annie Jewitt, ever the week-end. Mrs. Jewitt is a patient in Wingham Hospi­ tal. .../•’«* ’ Miss Winn Taylor of Ottawa attended the funeral last week of Mrs, Margaret Hamilton. The two ladies had become close -friends—through—their—association in the Air Force. ;—Mrs. Ron RothwelT and Rose­ mary of Norwood spent, the peek­ end here and on their return were , accompanied by Mr. and Mrs, Ed Thom who< will visit there for’a couple of weeks. Mrs. Robt. MacDonald, who is a guest at the Henderson Home in Lucknow, is spending a weeks at the home of her Bruce MacDonald, Kintail, ting acquainted with her grandson, Donald Robert. Easter visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.' Charles Steward were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Leith of Hamilton, Mrs. John Thomp­ son of Ripley and daughters -Mar­ garet and Mrs. Don Bender and Mr. Bender of ^Toronto. Miss Sally MacQuaig of Chi­ cago is spending a vacation with , her sisters, Misses Cora and "Re­ becca MacQuaig .of town. While enroute, home' she visited with her sister Agnes, who is a patient in Westminster Hospital, London. There were scores of Easter visitors in and out of the com­ munity over the week-end, and we’re; sorry more people don’t let -us know the details of these personal -items. ^We /can’t guessi at them, and time doesn’t per­ mit contacting everyone' person­ ally. ' ■ .’•. ' 'r * ■_ ■ x ; / . . I*. • ►, h- Sanderson’s LADIES and MEN’S WEAR .telephqne 'as ...... "'1 1 < 1/ f ■' F < ■ r !■ ■ ’ k k They are so durable and washable. Wear them every day / for any occasion. Gay new shades and patterns, 16 ,to> . • z ► I ► ► ► ► • ► ► : < Mrs. Verna Myers of Kitchener wa§ an Easter” visitor with her “father,Mr:: R7 K McQuillin’"”’/7 Dawn Stewart is visiting at Trafalgar with Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Stewart., Mr. and Mrs: Frank JCing and Billy; Toronto, have ibeen spend-’ . ing a few days with relatives. Mr. and Mrs: ^Alfred Ritchie, Billy arid Dpnna,' are on an East- er holiday trip to the.West.. J • Miss Flora Andrew is spending the Easter vacation with her mother, Mrs. W, G. Andrexy. Mr. and Mrs. Hank.. Krueger and Mrs. Al Martin and Neddy of Detroit spent Easter week-end here,' -Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Calvert and Joyce' of Paris spent EasteY week­ endwiith Mr. and: Mrs. 5^. J Douglas. Miss Florence" Degruchey of Montreal spent. Easter week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Degruchey of town. Mr. and Mrs. James Barnett, Keith and Susan of Belleville <were Easter guests of Rev. and Mrs. G. A. Meiklejohn. TenaMacDonald returned last. week from a two weeks’ visit in Toronto. y- Misses-Mary and Drinalda Mac- l Quaig of Toronto were home for the holiday week-end with their parents, Mr. and .Mrs. Dick Mac­ Quaig. Mr. and Mrs. H< S. Lavfery of Toronto and Mrs. A. E. Thomp­ son,of Lindsay were Easter, visi­ tors with Mrs. R. T. Douglas and Miss MacDonald. Miss Oliye Blake, who is spend­ ing the Easter holidays with her. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Blake, called on Lucknow friends this week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barkwell visited with Mr; and Mrs. Bob Barkwell and family of Kingston over the holiday. » Murray McDonagh, who is studying electronics at Ryerson Institute of Technology, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Jack McDjrinagh.. Mrs/R. H. Thompson rind Miss Helen Thorhpson are visiting this, week in .Toronto with Miss Lorna Campbell.^ . Mr. Graham MacNay of Ottawa spent the week-end here and vis­ ited with .his brother Alex, who is convalescing following’ a major operation which he underwent a few weeks ago. ’ " i- Dr. and Mrs. R. : E. Johnston •and daughter Susan of Toronto spent Easter week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mi's* .Elmer 'Johnston. ■ ■ Mr,, arid Mrs. Peter Thomson ■ry^TaroTitcr-crn d— Doi’ecri and Welsh of London visited over Easter with Mr, and Mrs. James MacNriugliton. Mr', and 'Mrs' Elliott Fells arid Roy Of* Smooth Rock Falls, spent Easter, week-end ’with Mrs. Jas.* Webster,' and .are- this .week at-, lending O.E.A. at Toronto. Miss Flora Webster of Kitchen-- or, Mr. and Mrs. Charles John-; s-ton and Doug; of Sarnia spent i i .1 —-—0-0-0 Normal School Instructor Passes Many Stratford Normal gradu­ ates will regret to learn of the death of Miss Eiith M. Cottle, instructor- of physical education . at Stratford Normal School, from its opening in 1908 until her re­ tirement, in. 1952. Miss Cottle’s death occurred on Wednesday of last week. The funeral was in Stratford on Saturday’ with tem­ porary entombment in Avondale Cemetery. ‘Burial will be made later in'Toronto, : •r Is Your Subscription Paid?- RAILWAY TW TABLE CHANGES . Effective SUNDAY APRIL 25th, 1954 Full informcfl/on. ( at 77OAMZ / ster. , ■ ■ ‘ ■ Easter visitors .at the home, of Mr; ahd’W. JS. B. Stothers were •Miss Ruth Stothers of the OAC staff at Guelph and Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Whale and son Brock of London.’They are' moving to Tor­ onto where Brock Will bo associa­ ted with an. advertising. firm. few son, get- new X CHURCH NEWS < Hunter-Kilpatrick Group W.A.’ The April meeting of Group 3 of the W.A.t was held at the home of Mrs. Wilfred Anderson. Mrs. Hunter presided for the opening exercises. The scripture reading was given by Mrs. Wm. Bushell. The lesson < thought and prayer was- given by Mrs. Hunter. The roll call was answered by 22 members on a Bible verse with an Easter theme in it. A letter was read from Mrs. Mumford and much/' appreciated. Mrs. Mel­ vin Morrison took the chair for the program. A reading by Mrs. Albert -Little was followed by a very interesting talk* was given by Mrs. Pollock, her theme being “Grosses”. A solo by Mrs. Roibt. Campbell was followed by a read­ ing by Mrs. Havens, aU of which were much enjoyed. After an Easter hymn and mizpah bene­ diction a dainty lunch Was serv­ ed by the committee in charge. Presbtyerian Evening Auxiliary The April meeting was held at the home of' Mrs. Morgan Hen­ derson on April 13th with Mrs.' Jack Fisher presiding. Hymn 582 was sung followed by praybr by the president. The scripture les­ son was taken by Mrs. Norman Taylor f olio wed : by the Bible study by Mrs. J. MacDonald. Mrs; Morgan Henderson read the 3rd chapter of the study “book on Hospital Visitors, followed by a discussion. After hymn- 209. was sung, . the roll call was answered by a verse of scripture ‘and the minutes- read and. adopted. Mrs. Pedersen gave the current events arid after singing hymn 192, Mi'sk Maudie Fisher Closed the meeting with prayer. , United Church W.A. Group 1 * '‘There is a green hill far. away u^s the hymn sung to open the •'April meCting of-GidUp i of the 1 W‘A, held at the .home of’ |Mrs. SUITS and COATS Choice selection in all purpose Toppers for men and women. - were repeated in response tp the roll call. Mrs. Jack Henderson chaired the meeting for the fol­ lowing program: an Easter hymn was sung and Mrs. Ewart Taylor gave a splendid papqr on “Cheer up, life was meant to be enjoy­ ed”.. Mrs. iScott told of “Easter in Egypt” and Mrs; Jessie Allin read a poem “What does Easter mean to You?” A poem .entitled “Don’t Worry” was given by Mrs, Al Irwin, followed by community singing. Mrs. W. V. Johnston, a valued member of the Group, who will be leaving Lucknow shortly Jo take Up residence in Toronto, was presented with a cup and saucer by Mrs. George Joynt on behalf of the Group. Refreshments were served arid “Mi^r“A~Wfrson^moved^“vote“of" thanks to the hostess and the committee, namely, Mrs. Jack Henderson, Mrs. Jas. Webster and -Mrs. Sam Reid. ; . ... - Ashfield IV.M.S. The part taken by woman in the life and resurrection of Jesus was the theme of Mrs. (Rev.) MacDonald’s address to the -.wo-, men of Ashfield Presbyterian W.M.S? which was held in the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Rose on Good Friday. The meeting open­ ed with prayer by Mrs.'Kenneth Farrish and by singing “Beneath the Cross of Jesus”. Mrs. Duncari MacKerizie read the Easter mess­ age from scripture and Mrs. A. A, J. Simpson gave the medita­ tion on itj stressing that we have a living God. Mrs. Jack MacKen- zie sang a solo. Mrs. Oliver was a welcome guest. She gave a short talk and led in prayer. Mrs. Duncan M.acKenzie ,read from tbv study” book and reviewed it .i.i an interesting way. Eastet hymns were sung. The roll call was ans­ wered by an Easter verse. Mrsv R. Wilson, our president, conduct­ ed the business part of the meet- ing. There were 37 present/At the . close of the meeting a nice, lunch was served »nd a social time enjoyed. aftefnoon. Mrs. K. C. Murdie Tead^b/Ghristus^rUctf^iohrdeatb^ and ‘burial, as told (in the 23rd chapter according " to the gospel of St; Luke. The business period ■was in charge of Mrs. Redvers Johnson ,anci announcement was made bf the W.A. Presbyterial meeting to be held in Tara on May i 3th. Easter Bible ; verses «j_ < < 11 <f “Old at40,50,60? Be Wise! Revitalize MEN! You're crazy if you let age get you Ivl down, when only 40, 50 or 60. There’s such a quick,, easy way to get new pep and energy. Try Ostrex Tonic Tablets today. For weakness, loss of energy, pepless, tired-out, rundown feeling due to lack of iron; condi- tions you may call “getting old”. Revitalizes, energizes, invigorates;, stimulates, Helps both sexes feel years’ younger. “Get-acquainted” size only 60 At all druggist?. MISSION BAND GROUP/ v STAGES FINE PROGRAM . Members of the Lucknow Pres­ byterian Mission Band staged an interesting program last Wednes­ day evening, with Mr. Jim -derson—as—ehafr-manT---—————/- The entire Band assembled oh the platform for opening recita­ tions , by Allan Mowbray and Janet Finlayson _ and an Easter, chorus by the Band. Following numbers included: recitations by Kathleen Smith, Sandra Boakr .Mary Finlayson, Karen "tyasney, Roddy MacSween, Beverley Tsty- . lor,. Beverley MacDonald, Evan Agnew, Terry Taylor, Donna For­ ster, Brian Mowbray, Billy Ches­ ter, Wayrie Jamieson, Judy ReidU Dianne Jamieson, Eileen Baker, Ian Morton; piano solos, Jerry Mowbray, Wendy MacKenzie, Janet Finlayson, Gary MacDon­ ald, Karen Wasney; a reading by Betsy Henderson, Nancy Forster, Janet Finlayson; “Easter Flowers” by Wendy and. Joan MacKenzie, Elizabeth and Arietta Pollock, Jane Smith and Sharon Mow- bray; “Easter” by Tony and Bryan Johnston, Jimmy MacNaughton. Tom Wasney, Donald Fisher and Ross Forster; chorus by Nancy Forster, Jean and Margaret MuV lin, Elizabeth Finlayson and Mar­ lene Stanley; solo by Tom Was­ ney; chorus by Jane rind Kath­ leen Smith, Wendy and Joan MacKenzie and Elizabeth and Ar­ ietta Pollock. The program closed with an Easter prayer by Evan Agnew. I V Guaranteed by Look haggard and drawn? 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