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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-10-20, Page 3WEDNESDAY; OCT. l^th, 1954 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,. LUCKNOW, ONTARIO t PAGE THREE LUCKNOW UNITED CHURCH Minister:. Rev. G. A. Meiklejohn, B.A., B.D. . SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24th 11.00 a.m.: “Why Did This . Happen So?” 1215 p.m.: Church School. 7.00 p.m.; “The Holy Pil grimage”, i I i | i. i i J Lucknow i I Presbyterian Church | | SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24th | | 10.00 a.m.: Sunday School. I | 11.00 Morning worship—J ! Rev. R. A. Macconnell. jc I 3.00 p.m.: Erskine, Dungan-:j j. non, Kcv. R. A. Maccon- j j ®n- " • I | Evening Service Withdrawn | ZION local & General ■ Mrs. Johm Carruthers is a pat~- lent in Wipghani Hospital. Mrs. Essie.. Hewat spent the week-end in Elmira with Mr. and Mrs, Wrp. Hewat. ” Mrs, C. H. MacDonald is visit- mg in Belleville with Mr, and Mrs. J. "Q. Brisbin, Peggy Button, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russ Button, is ill fat her home * with pneumonia. Joe Vwin returned to his home -here-last-week afterspehdirig^the summer, in Western Canada, Rev. and Mrs. R. C. .Todd, Col leen and Tommy of Niaraga Falls were week-end guests of Mr. dnd Mrs. K. C. Murdie, - ■ ■ ■ Mr. and Mrs, Robert Thompson of Windsor are spending this week, at the home of Mrs. R. H. Thompson.' ‘ . Miss Flo^g Webster of Kitch ener spent the week-end at the home of her/, parents, Mr/ and Mrs. Richard Webster. an(^ Mrs. Donald Stimsorp ;-of- Goderich ’ spent The week-end at the horde of Wm. Stimson, Lucknow.. ■ ■ 1 Donald MacCharles, who has been a patient in Wingham Hos pital for several weeks, return ed home in improved health on Saturday, last’. ' ' . Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johngton and family of Parkhill spent Sunday here and attended anni- jyeisaiy_^er_^ .Church-, ' ■ Miss Annie Mae MacDonald of Kintail, spent Thanksgiving week end with' hep niece and husband, -Mrr and- M^^ New Hamburg. .. . Mrs:< Sarah MacDonald of Lucknow arid Mrs. Levina Bruce -of—Detroit Spent &few days re~ ceritly’ aj; the home of the for- rner’s<s6ri, Bruce MacDonald of Kintail: ' .. .;?,.,'??/ Mr. and Mrs. Jim Henderson. Jimmy and, Mary-Jr, spent a few. days’ vacation last.. Week, going, by motor- to Huntsville, Algon quin Park and returning by way of Belleville. . Mr, and Mrs. Mac Graham of/ Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Don Graham, Donanne, , Shavrin and Gerry were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Hen derson. . . Milas MacMillan of Port. Huron was, a caller in town the first Held Bridal Shower On. Thursday evening, Septem ber 30th, a ^miscellaneous shower was held for Mrs, Don Murray (nee Dorothy Raynard); at her ’ home at Zion,, prio^r to her,mar riage. The ladies of the commun ity and neighboring vicinity pre- sented her with many Liseful and , lovely gifts; The following pro gram was enjoyed.: readings by Mrs. Walter Dexter, Mrs. Jim Hunter and Mrs. Gordon Kirk-. land;, two contests conducted by ■ Carol Gardner; instrumental by Mrs. Wes Ritchie and a sing song. “ The presentation arid address’was . given, by* Mrs. : W/ G. Hunter. --Dorothy-was—assistedinopening her^gifts by Norma Murray? af ter which she ; fittingly thanked her friends, who then joined in singing “For She’s a Jolly Good Fellow”. The guests, were-.shown .Dorothy’s, trousseau, after which lunch was served. ._i,Mr., and Mrs, George Hunter, JVJr. and Mrs; W. G. Hunter, Mar lene and Larry visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Taylor. Mrs. Will Gardner spent Sun day with Mr, and Mrs. Sid Gard- ' ner? Misses" Roberta Helm, Beatrice Gibson and Marlene Hunter at tended the Shakespearean play, “The Twelfth Knight” presented in Walkerton High School Sat- pf the week. He_was—enroute jCOMING EVENTS • J. ' ST. ANDREW’S BALL Hoot Mon! Don’t forget the Kairshea’s annual St. Andrew’s Ball, Friday, November 26th, in Lucknow Town Hall. BINGO SATURDAY Remember the Legion’s weekly Saturday night bingo in the Re creational Centre at 8.30. Fowl, blankets and other prizes. --“■- HALLOWEEN DANCE----- .Hallowe’en masquerade ball in Kingsbridge. Parish Hall on Fri day, October 29th. -Prizes for fancy and comic»dress. Henderr son’s - orchestra, lunch counter, everyone welcome, . - GUIDE OPEN 'NIGHT The Girl Guides and Brownies are holding an open night in the Recreational Centre on Friday, October 22nd, at 8.00 o’clopk. The public are cordially invited to at tend this, meeting ■ RECEPTION THURSDAY A reception will be held in the Recreational? Hall, October 21st, 'for Mr. arid. Mrs. Mack Scott, the former Freda Hunter. Everybody welcome. Music by Carruthers or chestra. ■ 9 ; ZION BAZAAR > Zion W.A. Will, hold a bazaar in the Legion Rooms, - Lucknow, on Saturday, October 30th at 2.30. Sewing, home baking, afternoon HALLOWE’EN DANCE A hallowe’en masquerade dance Will be held in Holyrood Hall on Thursday, October. -28th, under auspices of Holyrood Women’s Institute. Carruthpr’s orchestra. Masquerade parade at 11.30. Ad mission 50c. WHITECHURCH RECEPTION A reception and dance will be held for Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Scholtz in the Whitechurch Com munity Memorial Hall on Friday evening, October 22nd. Hender son’s orchestra will play for the supplied. lr Sanderson’s LADIES and MEN’S WEAR —------—--—-—— TELEPHONE...85 --------------- Winter Underwear.«• Just received — full stock assortment Women.... ~ 7By WATSONS By STANFIELDS Bloomers, Cuff Panties^ Long Legs, Vests. 100% Wool 50% WooF 15% Wool All, Cotton — Rayon Men , . / ByS TAN FI ELDS By PENMANS Combinations, Shirts and Drawers, Flette Pyjamas, Shorts and Shirts, Cotton and Rayon. ___________ * __________t sox 100% Nylon Work Sox All Wool Work Sox Large assortment of Dress Hose ’V ALL WOOL HOSE for warmth. J 1 urday evening. 0 A number, from here enjoyed the Parent-Pupil night put on by / Grade 9 and 10 pupils in Luck now High School Friday even ing. ■ : u Mr. and Mrs. John Gardner rnotored to Toronto to see Carol off to San Jose, California, by : plane Saturday from Malton. • ' *< * ■ ' " •* • \ CURRIE’S CORNERS Mr. and Mrs. John Scott of London 'visited with Mr. & Mrs. Robt. Scott and family on Sun day, , Visitors last week with Mr. & Mrs. Bill Wareing were Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Wajjinch of Owen Sound, Wesley Alton of London, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sutton and 2zJaJIli.ly.-OLGaltan d-Mr,a n d-M rs ' Isaac Cranstoii. ' / Mr.' and Mrs. Gus .Kinahan. of. . London visited last week w.ith Mr. and Mrs. Leo Courtney. Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Donaldson and Joan? Mr. Peter jDonaldsoh and Marie Burke of Listowel vis ited in London, oil 'Sunday with 'friends. • 7^.Miss 7 Winnifred- ’ Farrish —of-— Goderich visited on Sunday with ner parents, Mr. .and Mrs. LOrne home from W-alkerton where Mrs-. MacMillan and two • children/,are remaining for a week at her par ternal home. Mr., and'/Mrs. Albert Levitt and Mrs. Tufford of Strathroy visited On Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cook., The ladies re mained’ for a visit with other friends in the community. Mrs; Levitt was formerly Viola Jew- it.t, ■'/’'. Rev. R. A. Macconnell was the pastor in South Kinloss and Kin- lough churches Sunday last in the absence of the minister, Rev. G. S.; Babich, who. had charge of the services' in? the Presbyterian churches at Whitechurch and Langside. • Mr. and Mrs.. Ed Thom return ed the end of -the week from a month’s visit' at Norwood. They. accompaniedMrs. Ron Rothwell” and . Rosemary■ and because of the. fury of’ last' Friday night's storm, a' trijj they won’t sqon forget, remained. overnight Elmira, • ■ FORMER LUCKNOWITE BRUCE COUNTY SHERIFF Win? Miss- Annd Robb,’ hurse’-in- / Wning.. at’-St..Joseph’s Hospi- isl, London, spent a few days last week with her. parents, Mr. Mrs. ..Lloyd Robb. Mr. and Mrs. Ross- Erring ton a0d family of. St. , Helens, Mr. v? Mi’S. Eart Grey and .family, •Mf. and Mrs. Albert Stroeder & babe of Walkerton, Mr. and Mrs. Warner Smythe of Teeswater, We recent visitors with Mr. & Mrs-, Jas, Little. • / at Ewart D.’ “Tex” Cameron of Walkerton -has been appointed ive'.on Monday? according to an announcement: by the Attorney. Generaf's’ Department. Me suc ceeds M. A? McGillivray Who re tired .last year. Miss'Helen Walk er’had been’acting’sheriff pend ing an appointment., ■ Mr. Camerpfx a s,?h. of the late R. L). Cameron of Lucknow, and a nativb of the Sepoy Town, has been associated for many-years with the Canada Spool and .Bob bin Company iri Walkerton. dance. Lunch will be« Everyone welcome. BANQUET Ashfield Federation culture annual meeting quet will be held in the Recrea tional^Centre, Lucknow, on Tues day, November 2nd at 7.00 sharp. Guest speaker, Harold Baker of Clinton. Tickets $1,50. Wm. Cul- bert, pres.; Howard Blake, sec? VV. L SHORT COURSE The Holyrood Womens Insti tute will sponsor a short- course on “Cultural Activities”, conduct ed by Miss Clark of the Home Economics. Department on Friday, October 22nd from 10 to 12 a.m. and 1.00 to 4.00'p.m. All ladies are welcome. Tea will be pro vided at noon by the Holyrood Institute. T • MASQUERADE DANCE The Ladies Auxiliary-to the Canadian, Legion will sponsor their annual Hallowe’en mas querade dance in-the Towp Hall, Lucknqw', on Friday, October 29. Men’s and ladies’ prizes, for fancy, comic and original costumes. Clive Munroe’s orchestra. Draw for appliqued quilt. Admission 75c. ' •?’ .:. ______ c,Oi^gNCEMENT The Lucknow District High School Commencement will be held at the school 'on Friday, Oct ober 29th, at' 8.00 p.m. Guest speaker, Dr. McLarty of the Bot any Department, University of Western Ontario. Selections by Glee Club arid Band. Presentation’ o f -sph o 1ar-sb-i-p-^-ari d-- ^i“t~h4-e4-i-c- awards, . •■/?■ " On Wednesday afternoon,' Oct ober ’27th,,the Luc-Tee-Wih Con-, servation' rilub is sponsoring a shooting match for -chickens, geese anti turkeys at the farm o,f Mr. Murray Jenkins,- miles east/ of Wingham ph No? 86 Highway? There will be matches for .2S rifles- and 12 gauge shot guns with ammunitirin supplied.. Lads ies are invited to .take parAt in matches so, come one . come all. Shoot starts at 1.00 p.m. ■ ' . of Agri- and ban- <CHURCHNEWS United Church Y.P.U. The second regular meeting of the United Church Y.P.U. was held on October 10th. The meet ing opened with all members participating in ~.a sing song led by Ken MacNay. This was fol- lowed by a, prayer given by Arn old Hartford, the new president. Bessie Reavie then took, charge of the meeting. Hymn 579 was sung with Rev. Meiklejcihn pre?- siding at the piano. The scripture, taken from Psalm 34, was read by Joyce MacNay. Those taking part in the. worship period were Elizabeth Webster, Ken MacNay “and^Bw^®™Ma^ayr“Tiie of fering was taken up followed by the singing of hymn 279. In the business section the coming con- vention at Dundas was agUscusst ed, Kien MacNay then organized gamps. The meeting was closed by the practicing of tnev Y.P. clap-and taps. United Church Evening Auxiliary The October meeting of the Evening Auxiliary was held in the church rooms on Thursday. The scripture lesson was read by Mrs. Glen Walden. Members were asked to remember donations of clothing for the bale to be ship ped soon. There is a box in the church for these donations. .Mrs. K. C. Murdie, gave an excellent report of the Bruce' Presbytery executive meeting heldDn Luck now on October 5fh. Miss Mar-1 garet Rae took the chair for the program. The worship service was conducted by Mrs. Murdie, Mrs. K. Cameron arid Mrs. E. White. Miss - Eleanor. Plumsteel gave a” very comprehensive and interesting account of 'the first chapter of the study book' on India. Aj vocal solo,by Mrs. Rob ert Campbell was much enjoyed. Mrs. Alex Andrew gave an ap propriate paper. As a lovely piano solo, Mrs. HarVey Webster play ed favorite selections from Victor Herbert’s music? A contest and lunch followed. The Fall Thank- offering will be held this Thurs-I _day__jevenihg-_/withtheW.M.S;^ When Miss Marion Hodgins, for merly of Kinlpss, will be guest speaker. . " . ' ' Hunter-Kilpatrick Group The October meeting of Group- Ill of the Women’s Association of the United Church was held at the home of' Miss Hazel Web ster oh Wednesday evening, Oct ober 13th with twenty-four mem bers and two visitors present? Mrs. Hunter took charge of the opening exercises. Mrs. Albert Little read the scripture and the roll call was answered by a cur rent event. Thank-you cards were read from' Miss Murdie and" Mrs: Fred Anderson. Final plans were made for the cooking school on October 28th in the hall. Mrs. Alex Hayens presided for the program. Mrs; George Elliott gave a reading, Mrs. Havens favored- with two mouth organ selections^ after which Mrs. Drennan gave a reading. The meeting closed with hymn and mizpah'benedic tion. A contest'was held and lunch was served by the commit tee in charge. A vOte of thanks was given the hostess by Mrs. P. MacMillan? ARRIVING THIS WE^k Carload Dominion Dried BEET PULP With Molasses Special Price Off Car D. R. Finlayson Phone 91, Lucknow■'I SEPOY 5^ 11.00 STORE «)R.Y GOOPS-LADIES <m^ CHILDRE'NS f CHINA -KITCHEN UTENSILS-GREET.ING CARDS > TOILETRIESO-XTOVS ?•/: 108W LUCKNOW, ONT. ;