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WEDNESDAY, PEC. 22nd, 1951 ■
I LUCKNOW |
II UNITED CHURCH j
Minister; j
Rev< A. Meiklejphn, j
B A, B.D. !
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 26th |
11.00 a?m.i Christmas Service j
“The Gift only God cani
Give”, 4
. Men's Choir. I
12.15 p.m.: Church School. !
7.00 pjn.: Colored Slides I
“New Life in Indian Vill-I
ages”. |
Lucknow
Presbyterian Church |
| Rev. Wallace McClean,
I Minister
| SUNDAY, DECEMBER 26th
111.00 a.m.: Corning Worship, j
I Sunday School Following |
| Service. j
I 3.00 p.m.: Erskine, Dungan j I . non. J
j 7.00 pan.: Evening Worship, j
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HELD CHILDREN'S PARTY
THURSDAY EVENING
On Thursday evening the child
ren of members of the Canadian
Legion and the childreri of mem
bers of the Ladies Auxiliary were
entertained at a Christmas party
in the Recreational Centre.
Santa Claus, streamlined like
Bob Macintosh, put in an appear
ance and had a treat and a little
gift for each of the children, who
nuriribered close to one hundred.
Children’s games were played,
and a film shown by Stuart Coll
yer. It was the first ‘such party
and was a decided success.
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THE-LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,; ONTARIO
IWURKP IN FALL
DECORATING HALL
Miss June Collyer suffered
severe injuries last Friday even-
ing^while engaged in decorating
.the hall in the Johnstone Block,
for the annual Christmas party
of the Monday Night Shoot
Club. . «",, *
Junb fell from a chair , while
putting up the decorations. She
was alpne at the time but Mr,
and Mrs. Russ Johristone heard
the noise in the adjoining apart
ment. Russ investigated and
found . June, who had been
knocked out. by the fall.. She was
taken to their apartment where
she shortly came to and was
taken to Wingham Hospital.
X-rays revealed a badly brok
en and dislocated left, elbow'and
a cracked pelvis.
' A temporary c^t’was put pri
the arm, but an operation will
be necessary to .remove . bone
splinters before a permanent cast
is applied. The pelvic injury will
keep June bedfast for some time.
MAKE DONATIONS TO EQUIP
NEW HOME FOR VETERAN
KINGSBRIDGE
Mrs. ,D< Moore and daughter
Janet of Detroit visited with the
O’Neill family during the past
week. .
• Congratulations to Mr.. & Mrs.
J. Fitzgerald upon the birth of
a son . in Wingham Hospital on
December- 17th.
Miss Mary Murphy of Toronto
visited with her mother, Mrs. P.
Murphy over the week end.
Mr. Maurice Bowler of Tor-
noto is visiting at his home here
-for_Christmas holidays.
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Mrs, R. y, MacKenzie .is. spend’
irig Christmas with her son, Mr-,
and Mrs. Steele C, MacKenzje at
Waterloo, , , >
Mrs, Horace Aitchison has been
re-elected president of Wingham
Presbyterian Church Women’s
Missionary Society.
Miss Ruth Johnston, who is at-
tending Westervelt Business Col
lege, London, is home for the
holidays.
Miss Flora Andrew of the Lon
don teaching staff has been a pat
ient in St. Joseph’s Hospital for
the past week or so with jaun
dice. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Thom went
to Norwood last Friday where
they will' spend a few weeks with
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Rothwell and
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. G-olloher.
x The Christmas .and New Year’s
season will . see many visitors
coming to and going from the
community? The Sentinel wel
comes these personal items at
this season, as always.-
Mrs. Charles Lorenz returned
to her home on Monday and is
considerably improved in health.
She had been in Kincardine Hos
pital arid at the Baker Home for
three weeks. .
Mr. Jim DeGruchy was. taken
to Wingham Hospital early last
week following ^a heart 'attack.
Complications developed and his
condition, was serious for a few
days, but he was iriuch improved
by the first of this week.
Mr. George Jardine is consid
erably improved in health fol-
iowingTan<illness-dating-'back“to
August. In the intervening time
he had twice been in Kincardine
Hospital, had undergone an op-
efatidiT^Xbhddiwmd-hadbeen
in the Raker Hospital.
Mrs. Kenneth Nicholson (Joyce
Mowbray) returned, home after
two weeks in Wingham Hospital
with pneumonia that stubbornly
failed to’ respond to treatment.
Joyce is confined to bed here
where it is felt her convales
cence might be speeded up.'Ken
ny was ill with, a similar con
tagion but was able to return
work on Monday?
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The Lucknow Branch of the
Canadian Legion has
time been engaged in
vation of a home for
Bride, who was left
this' spring when fire
a cabin on the farm
Johnston where he resided.
• The Legion’s Rehabilitation pro
ject is about completed and the
Ladies’ Auxiliary is seeking
donations to furnish and equip
the cottage. A number of articles
have been promised and these
are to be left at the Legion Hall
bn Thursday. , — .
-.-. .However, additional donations
of furniture, dishes, bedding and
general household articles,
be welcomed.
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fi LADIES and MEN’S WEAR
we say,
To tbt many greetings
that come your way at Christmas -tim^
we take this opportunity
to add ours, with a note of thanks >
for your continuing
friendship and patronage
A Very Merry Christmas
To Our Many Friends!
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LOCAL LADY SUFFERS
FRACTURED RIGHT ARM
of
Miss Margaret Foley visited in
Detroit recehtly.
, Mrs. Jos. Fitzpatrick and Ken
neth of Wingham spent the week
end with her mother, Mrs. Mar
tha O’Neill.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cummings
town suffered a fractured ‘ right
arm. in a fall on the ice at the
Stewart . residence on “Quality
Hili’, The mishap occurred ori
Thursday morning but Miss Cum
mings did not immedately sus
pect that the arm was broken.
An x-Tay was taken at. Wing
ham Hospital that afternoon re
vealing a break: near-) the .shoul
der. The arm was put in a cast
and Miss' Cummings, who is 78,
was able to return to town arid
is. being cared ..for at the home
of her niece, Mrs. Otto Pedersen.
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TO MARK forty-ninth
ANNIVERSARY MONDAY
to
Mr. arid Mrs. William Fisher of
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track to wish you cprloads
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towri will observe their 49 th-
wedding anniversary on Monday,
December ,27th. The event, will be
celebrated at a family dinner that
afternoon. '
In the evening Mr. and Mrs.’
Fisher - will hold open house when
their friends are invited to” call.
CHRISTMASTIME
Christmas has come aga^n, the
season when by extra efforts and
letters, people find more pleasure
in friends. While you and your
staff endeavour, to Sentinel news
of happiness and sorrow from
Lucknow, • the stars inspired me
to Sentinel' my Christmas Greet
ings' to you all. -------
' Now and by same inspiration I
compose^nd^peeiaUy.4.edic_ale a
verse tri homes Where sorrow has
come at Christmas: time,
First came Gods Creation
Then the Ight you. see,
He came tq save a ■ nation,
The Stranger from Gallilee-.
God makes a perfect circle,
“TItctt—a- perfect-r Stau
To-’Heaven look up-Grid leads
__ you, ' ‘
■Ro matter wild'you' arer—= :
At evening he makes them ,
. .brighter,, _ . 7 ■
Ho keeps them bright till dawh,
The days of the Old Lamp-Light-
Are hbt ■ passed and gone, .
■'Christmas ■Gre'etings,
■' ' • Lane Gardner,
SPORT...
Battle of Words
Hank (Port Elgin) Smith and
Ross “Chubby” MacKenzie of the
Paisley Advocate are currently
having a battle of words - over
some insinuations Smith made
about the Paisley Hockey Club
and the Paisley ice plant. The
adjectives used in the interchange
are really something. Ross ended
last week’s retort with the query:
“Where else can you get as many
chuckles for a nickel a$ in The
Times when one turns to Hank’s
weekly instalment of wide-eyed
and gasping ‘fabulous fiction’?”
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JUVENrLESLOSE,WIN-----—
IN SEASON’S OPENERS
Lucknow Juveniles opened the
local hockey season last Thurs
day in Winghdm., when the Wing
ham team defeated them 7-5,
Wingham led' at the end of the
first, period, with the locals fight
ing back to take a 4-3 lead at-
the end of the. second, only to
lose their margin 'in the final
frame. Goal scorers for Lucknow
were, C. Chin 2, Stanley 1, Gard
ner I,. J. Chin 1.
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Win Monday
The local team played in Lis-
towai Monday night, and were
victorious by a score of 8-5.
Marksmen for Lucknow were
Emberliri 2, .R. Stanley 2, Gibson
2, C. Chin 1 and J. Chin 1. -
Goal, George Richards; , jief.,
Ken MacNay, Ernie tGibsori; ceil?
Jack Chin; wings, Charlie Chii^
Roy Stanley; alt,, Roy Emiberliri,
Al Baker, Ron Graham, Eugene
Gardner, Kent Hedley, Bob Mow
bray, Hugh MacMillan, Stewart
■Stanley.
Scores Goal For Buzzers
St. Miqhael’s Buzzers Junior B
.teani scored a 9-6 win over Wodd-
bridge a few nights ago and on
Saturday night blanked Dixie
Beehives 5-0. ken Hodgkinson,
grandson of Mr. arid Mrs. ‘Sandy*
MacLeod, is playing with the
Buzzers and attends St. Mike’s
College. Ken is only 15, and
being Used sparingly in the rough
going, but was successful in bag
ging a goal in Saturday’s game.
Smith: I understand your wife
came from a fine old family.
Brown: ‘Came from’ isn’t right
She brought them with her.
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