The Lucknow Sentinel, 1951-03-22, Page 3•
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THURSDAY, MARCH 22nd, 1.951
FOiR'I'H CONCESSION
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LUCKNOW SENTINEL,; LUCKNQ.*, ONTARIO
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Mr. and Mrs, Carl Dickie and
threehildren . of Trenton are
• visiting at the home of Ira Dick-
e
• The • W,MS, oif South Kinloss
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net at the home of' Mrs Frasei
MacKinnon 'eat' Wednesday af-
ternoon, • - .
M. . Austin Martin attended a
farmer's Meeting in Toronto •.last
Friday.
Mrs: T: A. MacDonald of Luck -
now spent Thursday at the home
of • Ira •Dickie,
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11 (hristiars
CATIHOLIC & PROTESTANT
Are incited . to follow - Our
Blessed .Lord, from 'his Con-
demnation by 'Pilate to' His
Burial in 'the Tomb, in '
"The Stations .0f the Cross".
at:
ST.. MARY'S : R.C.. CHUIEiCIi
• - UCKNOW•.
Good Friday, 4.30, pm:
Everybody .Welcome •
i •LUCKNOW
IUNITED CHURCH
!Minister:. Rev. W. Mumford,
I M.A., .11.D., 'S.T.D.
. GOOD FRIDAY, MARCH 23
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$ Love of God"
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12.15 ,pm.: Sunday School.
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Easter stands; for 'power "The.
!dynamic of the Resurrection",.
Enough spiritual power is:: gb=,
ling to -waste;'ta p t!" 9 Niagara
to_shame:. Come and worship with us..
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NOTICES
Rev. A S. Mitchell—Rector
St. Peter's • Church Lucknow,
'GOOD FRIDAY, 10.30 .. aan.
Meditation on the
Crucifixion .of our Lord:•
EASTER ,DAY
Holy Communion --,
11 ani, • St. Peter's, 'Lucknow.
'2.30 p.ni.; St Paul's,, Dungan,,
non.
7:30 pan:,' St Paul's, Ripley
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The Rector Will be • happy to
• arrange Special ComMunions'
for ,any -who are sick or shut
Loa1 and .'General
• Miss Margaret Murray pat-
ient. in Wingham Hospital:
,Miss Sarah Gibson has been ill
with ,pneumonia at the home of
Mr. .and Mrs. John Parrish..
Mr, . and Mrs. Raymond Mor
rissey (nee Lo.u' ise' England, of
Elora, Were •week -end, guests with
Mr. • and Mrs.. John England. .,
Rev. A., ,. 'Mitchell was in
Paisley, lasts Thursday to -attend
the meeting, <,o f' the Bruce- Cleri-
cus Chapter,. • '
Helen Thom, son :
p spent
last Week at her home here• while
Hanover pµblic School' <was clos-,
,ed ' due- to the prevalence i •of ,the
'flu, j ':..
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Little Lynda Clipperton = re-
turned.,10 IKindon Saturday .after
spending two weeksswith her
cousins, George and Dianne Hum
phrey.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip, Stewart
'were' in ,Stratford at the week.
end, and on Friday night '' attend
ed. "the Music Festival competi-
tions, in Which . their.' son Lloyd
.was taking ,part.
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Mr. `Wm: Cox • and his, mother,, ',.
MTs, Jolhn Cox ,at.e both recover- '
ing from pneumonia; and; Mrs.
Wm ,•Cox is ill with the
Miss Kay Gibson, is at her home,'
convalescing f curl pneumonia.
School has 'been closed for the
past two: week's.
Mr. arid' Mts. Oscar Hodgiris &
family. of Lucknow visited Sun-
day .with Mr„ • and• Mrs. Karl.
Boyle. • •
Mr. and. Mrs. Bert Nicholson,
Karen and Evelyn • spent ,Sunday
with Mr: and Mrs. Clayton: •Niel-
olsori, Huron.
Mrs. Catherine Hewitt had the
misfortune to' • Jail ' at -her harem
in 'Kinloss '`fracturing, her arm:
'She is with her daughter,: Mgrs.
George Graham.
• -Miss . Donna Nicholson spent
the week, with Miss Helen Nich-
olson, South Line., .,•
You are Cordially invited to. the I'
sacred •drama; "The ,Challenge of
the Cross", which Will 'be • Pre -1
sented '.on Good, Friday evening
in 'the Anglican Church. • ' :
'V'isitors Sunday with Mrs. Col-
well. .and .Mrs. Swan were • Mr, &
Mrs. Bas. Vanderhock .and .Cathy,
Mrs. 'Blackett, ' Ripley, Mr: a n d•
Mrs. ; Wrn." Bushell, • Lucknow.
Mr; tand.Mrs., •'Ed. Schaeffer
tertained , the A.Y.P.A at their
home on ;'Thursday evening. for ,a
St. Patrick's box social. The pres-
'of one :of them: Read "Blackmail" 'ident, . Milford; Wall, • was in
in this Sunday's r(March•25) issue 'charge The opening hymn ;was
of The American, Weekly; exclus Yield not to'• Temptation and
ively with The' 'Detroit Sunday . the 'Lord's' prayer. was repeated
ON .A DIVISION VOTE' Pa"isiey
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Council' favored a'. six months'
trial, period..of , the • +C.N" R.'s pro-
posal' to ' provide : passenger pro-
posal'
vice °by bus . ".
DUNGANNON.
The, Dungannon Institute will
sponsor a .'tome ,talent stage 'show
on.April 5th and 6th, ; A .lady will
Come to direct .-and •prepare the
rogram; `;beirig_abie_to go ,.out
..for a radius of .fifteen ,jniles•:.to
seek talent:
Little `Elinore Alton -On -Monday
afternoon had 'afew. friends ' in
to 'her, birthday party in cele-
bation of:. her 7th birthday.
The Woman's Association of
the Dungannon '. United Church
met on Friday night at the home
:sof .Mrs. Geo. Hodges. Hodges.'.'.The' roll'
'call was answered by. 23 mein=
bers and two. ,visitors. Mrs. Wil=
Brown,..president,, was : in • the••
' chair.
in unison: The scripture lesson
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minutes and ;correspondence fol
lowed -An invitation was extend•
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extended an invitation • to all
to•.zneet at,their home .on Easter ,•
to visit ',thin when they settle in
• Monday evening; March 26th. The •
' their new home. co mrnittee char a ill be Mrs.
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and' Mrs::. Bert Nicholson:, The spent Sunday. at Walkerton' with
h mn "The.Da 'thou . "ayes Lor Mr:. and . Mrs.. Clare 'Spading..
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ineeting. ''Rev. ' R. 'Blight ': showed" W. 'A.. Group . No. 1,•'" • •
a film .on;,the .life, of, the apostle : ` The March•Meeting. of .the WA..
• .au1`.. is be ng .a St.' Patr"i k's :.
is ended" closed: this. `part :off' the �. •..
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gwas held ••at the, home of Mrs.
< program , tMVlrs.. Bert;•Nicholson •Karyey Treleaven. .Mrs; 'E: Hen-
read an article on :'the life of the: • derson,: resident opened the.
p` saint r. A. oem was'•read' p ' '
patronp , meeting; ,Hymn 485 was. sung fol -
by. May Boyle and a 'contest was lowed by the Lord's prayer. The
'`conducted by Helen:-Schairinach seripyore' • was b Mrs'
er Mrs. Wall took charge of an Elliott: Mrs, Harold Treleaven'
Irish . contest'` and Edna Boyle led in prayer:' .Nineteen, ladies
read ` "The Kinlough ; Eye -Open- answered 'the roll, call with an
er". Mr. Blight .acted as auction- •frish joke Arrangements •' were
•eer for .the prettily decorated St. made for'.. tea : room and 'baking
contests.. Prizes • for the evening
Patrick boxes and all enjoyed the
were won by Mrs tidford. Wall,
1 June' Harris' and. May Boyle
Presentation to Mr.. and ,Mrs.*.
;Karl. Boyle and' Family
On,' • Tuesday. evening, friends
arid ,neighbors. of Mr. and Mrs.
Karl :Boylegathered at the Holy
rood Hail to ,'bid Mr; -rand 'Mrs..,
'Karl. Boyle: farewell: before• ieav=
ing this community.' The : even-
ing was spent: in dancing.. Mr. P:
A.', Murary called Mr.: and Mrs.
Boyle to. the ' platform and, read
an address and. Mr.. Stanley John-
stone presented then. with :+a gift
.of money. Following' is ' the • ad-
dress: ,
Mr.' and Mrs. Karl .Boyle, Mari-
lyn' and Carol,
We, your friends and. neighbors;
have gathered h'ere'' to spend ,a
social :evening with you, before
leaving this co rnunity to, make
;your home. elsewhere..
•You, Karl, have spent all of
,your ilfe •xn our • midst and in
school, church •and ' as 'a uleighbo.
have proved yourself a worthy;
citizen Mary, for over 20. years
you . have ;shared in all' worth ±,
while endeavours. Your kindly
- asitiontn•dpteasingmanner -wisp
pisposition ' amid .pleasing manner
has endeared you to us.' Marilyn
and. Carol, you ' have started your
early days here and or wherever
your career; takes you i :we .will-,
b"e• deetily„.,interested in you both.,
For • :all ' of .you „we Shall, miss you
in so many ways .but we wish
you. the ;very ...best in. your new
home and what is our 'loss will
'be another;s gain. Wouldnt . this
old , world •be,better if folks were
a1I like you. Each day would be.
much.. happier with • friends so
good' ia.hd` :true. Ing closing we ask
you to accept this gift as . .a small
token of bur esteem' foryou,
8igned behalf of yoii'r
friends and neiehbd'rs, Stanley
Johntone and ltaviti Robb. •
Karlthanked . them for re
'sale which was held in the
church ' on, Saturday.Reports' • :
were given by the serving and.
sick ,committees,• . The program
:consisted
• of readings din s
a g 'by Miss-
Bernadine Alton •and Mrs: Roach;
solo by:; Margaret Rae, two.Easter
numbers sung by::G.ladys Kilpat-':
rick, Ruth, Johnston, Gladys Chin,"',..
petty Johnston and: Marlene Mac-
Lennan with Mrs..Kilpatrick' at
the ,piano. The meeting closed
With the mizpah, benediction:
Lunch was_,;ser red 'by 'the "coria-
mittee. .
A : CANVASS. is being made of
Teeswater. district farmers to der
terrnme their interest' in. est'ab-.
'lishing'':a CoOperative:and: pur-
chasing a 'chopping and feed mill
which is for, sale. In Teeswater..
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