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THE
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COMPANY
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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 29th, 1954
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I ^UJCKNbw |
UNITED CHURCH
Minister: •’ Ji
Rey, G, A* Meiklejohn, j
v B.A., B.D, |
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3rd |
10.00 ajm.: Church School Pro-1
. motion Sunday. j
11.00 a,m.: World Wide Com J
munlon Service. !
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7.00 p.m,: Service conducted’
by Women’s Association. I
Lucknow |
Presbyterian Church
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3rd |
10.00 a.m.: Sunday School. |
11.00 a,m,; Rev. Wallace Me I
Clean. j
3.00 p.m.: Erskine, Dungan-j7 ’non, Rev. McClean. |
7i00 p.m.: Evening Worship!
1 Resumed. j
1 Thursday, Sept. 30, 8.00 p.m.,i
I Induction of Rev. McClean. |
ELECTRIC MOTOR
Armature and Field Winding,
Brushes, Bearings, Etc.
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Freezers, Dryers, Washers
Gilson Sales -- Appliances
__ Repairs to JFans, Vacuums, _
Clippers, Drills, Etc.
HALDENBY ELECTRIC
Kinlough/ .
Phone Ripley lll-.r 29
Mr. and Mrs. John Cowan of.
Toronto spent the week-end with
Miss Elizabeth Henderson, Haive-
. lock St.
■ THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO ,
Local & General
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Mac Keith, who is employed on
the Rodanz Farms at Stouffville,
spent the week-end in the com
munity/ • ■ . ?
Mrs. Mary Jane Webster visit-*
ediover the week-end in Inger-,
jsoll with Mr. and Mrs.JJim Dean.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Agnew re
turned the end of the week/from
a holiday ’ spen t in Detroit and
Plymouth, Mich. 1( .
Mrs. Elizabeth Pickering of
i Detroit, a sister of Mrs. Burns,,
and Tom Burns of Los Angeles,
"graridsdh\ of Mr. and jMrs\ T, H.
Burns, ihaye been visitors at. the
Burns’; home- during the past
week. Mrs. Pickering motored
over with Mr. and Mrs. George
Smith,’ formerly Ada Pickering,
who'visited here briefly. '
Mr. and Mrs. George Whitby,
Elliott, Eleanor and Edith spent
the week-end at Camp Borden
-with Mr, and Mrs. Sydney Rouse.
“ Mrs. Bradbury and ' young son
Steve are visiting with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Si B. Stothers,
Mr. and Mrs. ,R. C. Passmore
are moving to Cochrane to reside.
. Mi-, PassmoreJs-with--the-Denart-~
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Passmore is a daughter i?f Mr,
and . Mrs. S. B. Stothers. .
Elizabeth Bannister is ill with
pneumonia in Wingharn Hospital.
The condition of Dr. M. H.
Corrin, who has been a patient
in Victoria Hospital, London, for
the pastv ten days, is reported to
be .greatly mproved? As yet,- how
ever, there has been nothing def
inite as to when the DpetoiUwilL
be "able to .leave the hospital.
Donald McCharles is a patient |
in Wingham Hospital,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cook are
visiting this week in Detroit. .
..' Lorrie i Johristbri .suffered an
other severe - gall bladder attack
on Friday evening-and has since
| been in Wingham Hospital-,
Guests, at the Henderson’Guest'
Home, Lucknow,, consisting of
Miss Jane Mather, who is in her
93rd year;,.Mrs. John Jamieson,-'
'Mrs. Sarah McDonald and . Rev.
R. A. Maceonnell, in his 91st year,
spent a pleasant riine-day vaca
tion recently .at- Rest-A-While
Guest House.,at Bruce Beach. Miss
Elizabeth' Henderson, and Mar-?
Kjorie Webster accompanied them.-
LANGSIDE
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The sympathy of. the commun
ity is extended to all the bereav-!
ed in the passing of Isaac New
ton Crowston.
On behalf of the Ladies Aid,
Mrs. Wm, Scott, pres, and Mrs. ' Chester Feagan. called . on (Mrs-.
Neil MacDonald and presented
her with a nice cup and saucer,
owing to her not being able to
attend the last Ladies Aid meet
ing. They plan moving’ to Tees-
water Vthe latter’ part of this
week.
The Mission Band was held in
The church Saturdays afternoon/ ’
The, scripture reading was taken
by Shirley Scott. Minutes and the
roll call by • Colleen Tiffin.. Col
lection prayer by Elizabeth Pol-’
lock.'Christmas cards were given
out to the members to sell;; A
work meeting is planned for Oct
ober 16th." The study book story
was prepared by Mrs; Wes Young Land given by Mrs. • Chas. Tiffin.”
Hymns, “Can a little Child like
Me” and “Jesus, Loves Me” were
sung, The closing prayer was
given by; Nancy Scott,1 .
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Williams,
Jbhp and Janet of Goderich vis-
-ited—with-Mr.andMfs.’Chester
ment of Lands and Forests..'Mrs. I Feagan and Brian on-Suriday/
Mrs. Frank Miller and Betty
visited with Mr. and Mrs. James
Irwin, <2nd Con., on Wednesday
afternoon and with Tiverton
friends On Thursday. .
Rally Day was observed at
Sunday School when Arnold
Soott, the superintendent, pre
sented certificates for catechism
and meibpry work. Gordon. Wall,
addressed the Suriday School. —
’ Mr,s. Albert Hedley of Kipgarf
visited with Mr. and MrS?Kiriier
Scott and Donald. • "
. Mr. and. Mrs. Jack Henderson
are, leaving for Alpena, Mich, on
Thursday morning to visit her
sister. ■ . ■ • ■ ’■/ '
Mr. and > MrsA_Ro.ss „D_udgeon.
’andSfamily and Mr. Tom, Irwin
of Port Elgin, Mrs. Tom Henry!
of Belfast were guests at Fred
Webb’s on Sunday. Mr;.Irwin is-
remaining for a few days.
Miss Isabel- Macintosh of Ham
ilton is visiting at the homes of,
Mr; arid Mrs. Frank MacKenzie
and Mr. and. Mr.s; Tom .MacKenzie
arid renewing friendships in
town.
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PAGE THREE
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Death Of Mr. Crowston
, A highly respected resident of
this cdmihunity was called t:o-his
rest at Fair view Nursing Home,
Wingham, in the person of Isaac
Newton Crowston: He was 88
years old on. February 5th. On
February 11th, 1891, he married
Hanna Showers of Wingham,
who predeceased him in 1941. He
was ’ born on the farmat_Langside .
where his" sori John resides. The '
last few years he has lived
amongst his family. He leaves-to ;
mourn his passing two daughters, ■
Mrs. W-m.Em.merton (Elora), of Kincardine, an|d Mrs. Wm. Ken
nedy, (Cecilia) "Of 'Wingham; two
sons, Earl of Edmonton, Alta, and
John at Langside; also seven
grandchildren and 5 great grand?
children. '
The funeral service was ■ held
Tuesday at Walker’s Funeral:
Home, Wing ham, with interment
in Wingharn Cemetery. . .
Rev. D. J. MacRae conducted
the service.; Pallbearers were
Fraser Purves.’Wm. Scott, Wes
Tiffin, ’ Frank- ■ Miller,- J o?h n
Wraith, Wm.- McIntosh. Flower
bearers were Lawrence McLeod,
.Charles Tiffin, Jim McGillivray,
Bud Mclnnes.
The Missions and World . Outreach
convener, Roddie Wraith; Recrea
tional convener, Kenneth 'Mac-
Nay; Rerceational assistant, Bev-
er ley Ashton; Cheerio .committee,
Elizabeth Webster and Bill , Rit
chie. All young people of fifteen
years or attending High School
are cordially invited to join our •
Y.P.U, All those wishing/ to join
the group, please attend themext
meeting to be held on October
10th at 8.15 in the church base
ment.
ENGAGEMENTS
Mrs. L. .McNeil of Lucknow,
Ontario, wishes, to announce the
engagement of her eldest daugh
ter, Elizabeth Ann, to Robert Er
vin Johnston, son of Mr. and Mrs. •
George I. Johnston., Kincardine,
Ontario. The marriage to take.,
place on Saturday, October 2nd. .
IN COSTUME TO W.I. MEETING i
The Lucknow Woirien’s Insti- -
tute has invited ..Paramount,
Whitechurch and Holyrood Insti- .
tutes to’be their guests at Grand-'.
mothers’ Day on Friday, October
15th at 2.30 ,p.m. in rthe Recrea-
i tional Centre. Grandmothers
I from each Institute’ are1 expected
\to—come-4n old time ^costume. A.
prize will be given for the best
costume. Please note . change of
date;
United-GlHH*eh-YdP^-T---~----------
The first meeting of the ’United
Church Y.P’.U. was held in the
basement of the church on Sun
day night. The following was the
elected' executive: pres., .'Arnold
Hartford; vice pres, and Leader
ship Training convener,. • Ruth
Treleaven; treas., Gladys Kilpat
rick; sec.,/ Ann Crawford; Faith
arid Evangelism convener, Bessie
Reavie; Stewardship arid Training
convener,. Marilyn Kilpatrick;
Citizenship and Community Ser
vice convener, Donald Thompson;
CHRISTMAS CARDS
I wish to advise my customers
and. others that I will be calling
as usual with -an attractive dis
play of Christmas Cards,. Per
sonalized Accessories, etc. ' A phone call will receive prompt
attention. ■
1 DON THOMPSON
Phone 33 or 35
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