The Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-12-15, Page 3A
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 15th, J954
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LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH
Minister: |
Rev. G. A. Meiklejohn, |
B.A., B.D. |
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 19th I
11.00 sum.: White Gift Service]
Christmas music by The!
Choir. |
12.15 p.m.: Church School. I
7.00 pm.: Colored Filmstrip,!
“O Holy Child of Beth-1
lehem”., . i
Dee. 17 at 8.00 p.m. in Town |
Hall, Church Sunday School j
/ Concert. !
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Lucknow ' j
Presbyterian Church |
Rev. Wallace McClean*
Minister I
SUNDAY, DECEMBER19th I
11.00 a.m.: Morning Worship. I
Sunday‘ School Following j
Service. J• 3.00 p.in.: Erskine* Dungan J
non. /
7.00 pm.: Evening Worship. |
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,: LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Local & General
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Russell Allin is back in bed
again \yith pneumonia.
Mrs. George Saunders has re
turned to her home in Ashfield
frorri Wingham Hospital >where
she underwent an operation for
varicose? veins.
Mrs. Ewart Jamieson returned
to her home in Ashfield on Sat
urday after a five weeks’ bout
with virus pneumonia in Wing
ham Hospital,
Miss Joy Johnson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Redvers Johnson,
Js—-home—from---Kincardine —this'
week with the m'umps. . <,
W.O. 1st Class Lloyd Hender
son oj Downs view RCAF, spept
-the week-end with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Henderson.
Miss Agnes McQuaig, who has
not enjoyed the best of health
for a time, returned home recent
ly after seven weeks in West
minster Hospital, where she re
ceived very beneficial treatment
in, relieving a painful arthritic
condition in her shoulder.
DUNGANNON
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Sunday School Christmas L
Concert, Friday, December 17.!
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FOR CHRISTMAS
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Hunting Knives,
FOR THE JUNIOR MEMBERS
Toboggans, Sleds, Skis, Skat«s and Hockey Equipment,
Air Rifles, Pocket Knives, Bicycles, Tricycles,
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. Mr. and Mrs. iJop Walden (nee
Lois Mole),, newiyweds, were
week-end visitors with their
grandmother, Mrs. W. R. And
rew and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Mole.
, Citizens were pleased to see a
familiar face in a picture in the
Toronto Globe & Mail last Sat
urday, Dr. H. Arnold Vokes, Tor
onto, a formqr practitioner here
and are often up here to his sum
mer home..The picture shows him
at work at St. Mary’s Hospital
and Sanitoriurri, West Torqnto,
with a group of; Indian children
from Moose. Factory, who were
receiving a tegt at the hospital?
. The Dungannon Unite'd church
W.A. met in the church Friday
night for the annual meeting and
election of officers.' Mrs. E. Er-
rington presided. Mrs. Arthur
Elliott gave the topic and led in,
prayer. Mrs. George Hodges read
the scripture/ The roll call was
answered, by 28 members. Mrs.
Harvey Alfon gave the treasur
er’s report. Mrs. K. Dawson gave
an interesting Christmas read
ing. Following the busiriess per
iod, Mrs. E. Errington called on
Rev. G. Watt to conduct the el-
^ctiionjgf^fficers for 1955. They
are pres., Mrs. Harvey Alton; 1st
vice, Mrs. W*. Petrie; 2nd vice,
Mrs. Oniar Brooks; sec.-treas.,
Mrs. Wilbur Brown; assistant sec.
treas., Mrs. Wm. Cranston; pian
ist, Mrs. Otto Popp; assistant
pianist, Mrs. D. Phillips; flower
com., Mrs. M. Reed, Mrs. . H
Eedy, Mrs. R. Irvin, Mrs. T. Web
ster and Mrs. Geo. Hodges; par
sonage com., Mrs, H. Johnston,
Mrs. Raymond Finnigan and Mrs.
-Everett Errington; sick arid visit
ing corn., Mrs. Ross Eedy, Mrs.
M. Reed, Miss R. Sproul, Mrs.
Herb Finnigan, Mrs. Lk Ivers,
Mrs. L. Hasty; Mrs. John Finni-
ganr-Mrs. F.—Pentland; Group
leaders, Mrs, H. McWhinriey, Mrs.
R. Irvin, Mrs. K. Dawson & Mrs.
Chester Finnigan. Hostesses were
Mrs. K. Dawson, Mrs. H. Con-
gram, Mrs. W. A. Culbert, Mrs.
E. Errington.
S.S. No. 6, Ashfield, with Mrs.
W. A. Stewart as teacher, held
the Christmas concert’ on Wed
nesday night. The 'chairman was
Wayne Stewart. Mrs; . Duncan
Simpson was accompanist. The
concert consisted of choruses,
clarices, recitations aind dialogues
by the pupils and club swinging
by Mae Stewart. Margaret. Black
and Clara Stewart led the carol
singing. Margaret Black sang two
solos. Mr. Heriry Courvoiseur
rendered some fine selections on
the violin. At the close of the
concert,, he showed some slides
of the West. After Santa Claus
-distributed--the—gifts,—lunelr-was-
served * and a social hour spent.
Dungannon United church Mis
sion‘Band met Sunday morning.
There were 37 present. Carol
Pentland- -gave the call to wor
ship arid the hymn “While Shep
herds Watched Their Flocks by
N ight” was sung, accompanied at
the piano by» Joarine Crozier.
David Dawson received the col
lection arid Maripn, Mole gave the
offering verse. Mrs. John Finni
gan led in prayer. Pauline And
erson read the Christmas Story.
Mrs. Robt. Irvin read a chapter in the Study book. A Chrstmas
hymn was sung with Pauline An
derson accompanist at the piano.
A film “Child, of Bethleheni’’ was
shown. Word Friends magizines
were distributed, arid the mem
bers' purpose was repeated to
close the meeting. ‘ ,
“Death~of Edgar 'Elliott
Durigannon-born Edgar Elliott
of Calgary passed away very sud
denly on Sunday from a heart
attack. Deceased was 70 years of
age last ' October arid was the’
second son of the late John El
liott. His mother was ■ formerly
Jennier^Stothers of Dungannon.
When 5 yoring man he finished
Itis^education ‘witK""a business
course at Woodstock, and. there,
he......nharried Pearl Vogan. ' They.
settled if CaIgary and have bderi"
residents nearing’BQ .years wherb
lie has had a shoe, store.
survived by W wife, two sons,’
Forrest of Camp Borden and Jack;
of Cargary.’ A. widowed daugh
ter,. MrSv Kay Kerr of ■ Cheadle,
40 miles: from Calgary; two bro-
lhersv Wilfred ..of London, Arthur
and a *s.'istor.r Betty .Elliott of
: pungannon,
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS^-weU sized and full assort- >
ment in colors and styles. - £
Housecoats
Jackets
Trousers
Sport Shirts
Work Shirts
Dress Shirts
GIFT
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Ties and Socks
Initialled Handkerchiefs
Jewellery and Braces
Belts and Gloves
Jeans and Overalls.
Sweaters and T-Shirts
--— -Wallets,Key-Rings
Rip-Ons
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HAS HE GOT? the new and popular:
Nylon and Dacron Shirt — Initialled Tie and Hankey
Plaid Sport Shirt — Initialled Belt and Cuff Links
Suede Jacket — Initialled Tie Bars
Colorful Nylon Stretchy Sox
Sanderson’s
LADIES and MEN’S WEAR
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Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McClure, Jr.
and family of Elmira,, spent the
week-end with the former’s par
ents, Mr. arid Mrs. W. H. Mc
Clure.
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS
—----On Friday afternoon, Decem
ber 13th at 3.20, Assembly was
held in the? auditorium. Wilda
Reid was chairman. The hymn
“Unto the Hills” was followed by
the scripture reading by Marvin
McDonald. The Lord’s prayer
was repeated in unison followed,
by the hyuin “Onward Christian
Soldiers”. Ann Crawford, favored
with a Solo and Beverley kAshton
was at the piano. Assembly was
-elosed—w-ith- the singing—of God~
Save The Queen.
.Well, the exams are over and
the pupils' are either reaping
their rewards or bemoaning their ,
dear time’s waste. Anyway
there’s not much use of wailing.
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On Wednesday night, Decem
ber 22nd, the High School is
holding a Christmas dance in the
auditorium of the school.
S. B. STOTHERS SPEAKER AT
ABERDEEN-ANGUS BANQUET
The first banquet sponsored by
the Grey-Bruce-Huron “Aberdeen
Angus Breeders’ Association was
held last- week at Underwood.
Catering was done by the Under
wood Women’s Institute. A most
sumptuous and generous turkey
repast was provided by the In
stitute Angus breed
ers and their wives were present./
The guest speaker was Mr. S.
B. Stothers, B.S.A., of. Lucknow,
secretary of the Ontario Aber
deen Angus Breeders’ Association.
MrT'Harold? Baker? BB.A., as
sistant representative, Huron Co.,
showed many slides of his trip to
Great Britain and the continent
taken when he accompanied- the •
Royal Fair Tour last summer.
The proceedings were in charge
of President Russell Barclay, of
Tara, arid Director Gordon Ribey,
Underwood, who had charge of
the banquet arrangements. It was
a most happy and enjoyable ev
ening.
FATAL ACCIDENT CHARGE
The hearing in connection with
a charge of careless driving
against Mrs. Ida McDonald of
Goderich was adjourned until
Thursday of this week by Mag
istrate D. E. Holmes.
The charge resulted from a
highway accident east of Goder-
ich_JW.herL_AC2.._MeLv.in—Scurrah—_
of the RCAF Station at Clinton
was killed. He was a passenger
on a motorcycle that was in col- ,
lisiori with the McDonald car.
St. Peter’s Youftg: People
The Young People’s Club of St.
Peter’s Church, Lucknow; met on
Monday, December 6th,. at., the
home of William .Stimson. The
program consisted of various con-.
tes'S. Plans were made for the
program bf the Church Christmas
party to be h'eld in the Recrea
tion ’Centre on the evening of
December 20th. The next meet- Another airmah, who was .driv
ing will be .held at the home of irig the motorcycle, waS injured.
D. Thomson on Monday, Janu
ary 11th. ’
Mel Scurrah was a former res
ident of this., community. ‘
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