The Lucknow Sentinel, 1952-02-21, Page 3.FEBRUARY • 214, 1952 `• • THE LUCI,NOW$ENTINEI LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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FOR Beauty Counselor Cosmet
ieS, phone, Mrs.. Ken Mowbray..
,Special for. February—Face Pow-
der. • :
Mr, Thomas Anderson, Sr,, is
quite ill :at his home here,..
MTs, W. L, MacKenzie has been -
i ,patient in Goderich Hospital.
Friends .of•Miss. Pearl Hender-
son regret to learn, that she is
not . enjoying 'good health. She is
it her home here. •
_ Philip. Stewart •was on a busi
•ness trip . last, week to '. Toronto,:
--Woo dstoe1 London;,- -and;,• •Strat-
�;x
ford. Mrs:'; Stewart !.accom anied,
him .and visited with.,her. •family
in 'Landon': and Stratford.:
Lucknow
Presbyterian .Church
REV.: C A. WINN, B.A.,
Minister
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24th
l l a.m. Morning ,Worship,
12.15 , p.m, t Sunday School and
Bible Class.
Erskine; -Dungannon; ,~
7 ,. p.m.: Evening,', Worship.
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LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH
Minister; Rev: W. J. Mumford, i
M.A.; 'B.D.. S.T.D. ` ,.
Sunday, 'February 24th, 1952 .I,
11 a.m.: Why Religion?.
112.15 p.m.: Sunday : School.
7 , P.m.: One: Godand. One. '
Mediator. -
The Church Door is not for'
Emergency `. Use, but pis the
Main Entrance. Door to. New
jij Hope, New Joy, New Life.
i Corne and • worship,With us... i
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Anglican Church
NOTICES
Rev. A. S. Mitchell, 13 -.Th.,
Rector.
QUINQUAGESIMA
Sunday, February 24th, 1952_;
•
Rev. .C. B. Woolley conducted
memorial services for the late
King around the Ashfield pastoral
charge, Sunday,' February 10th.
Mr; and Mrs: Wallace Twain -
ley . ,and Miss Hilda Twalnley of
London 'spent the; week -end with
realtives, in the community.
Miss Jean Douglas; who was a
,patient in Wingharn Hospital for
a time, is now at the Baker Con-
valescent Home.
.Mr, and' ,Mrs. 'Frank Ritchie
and Ann ..visited .Saturday with
Mr. ' and Mrs, 'Allan, . 4eAuley. of
Ripley, Ar .
Mr, .and Mrs.' Wili.,Ritchie and
Eldon and Mr. and Mxs:.Harvey.
Ritchie visited' ;Sunday' with ,Mr.
and IVIrs. Haines near Wingham.
Mr: and Mrs. Harold • Gaunt
and. Mr. and Mrs. t urnin Phillips
were in Toronto last week, where:
the men,:were'attending' the Good
Roads. Association .convention. •
Elizabeth. Henderson, 'Grade 'II
student at .the public school, re-
sumed 'her studies on Monday
after being absent tbecauseof
illness,_ s nce_,II1_ew Years.
Mr.' and Mrs. Charles Steward
have returned frorn a three weeks
vacation spent with their family
at 'Toronto, 'Chatham,. London,
-and ..-Ai1sa Craig._They alsoivisited..
with:friends.in Hamilton:
Frank Maloney, Who. was "re-
lieving. at :the local biranch o,£
'the. Bank of .Montreal, has .been.
transferred' to Oshawa. "He left
on 'Friday` morning to spend the
week -end lat :his home. in Peter
borough. .before' cern mencing' his
new duties.•
:
.Mr. .and Mrs. Melvin Stewart,.
Dawn '.and Judith Ann . of Bres-
lau, visited the first of the week
with Mrs. '- Stewart's parents, :Mr:
and Mrs. . Wilfred Drennan, and
while here att'ended a .meeting
Tuesday evening' in .Wingha:rn ;of
Huron 'Chapter, No. 89; O,E.S.
RINGSBRJDGE
Mrs: Ursula -.-Hebert and Geo.
visited Mr. John O'Connor over
the .week -end.
•'Mrs. • Sheridan. of Hamilton
Spent the week -end . with Mrs:
Martha O'Nei . .
On Friday evening ,Mrs. Walter
Clare'and Mrs:' Lyal L'annan were
'hostesses' for a' very • successful
C.W.L. progressive euchre party.
Mr. ' 'and Mrs. T •-•S:' Lan.nan
were week -end visitors With -Mr.
and Mrs. ',Anal ,Lannan..
• Mrs. A...Martin .is spending, two
weeks in Goderich at the herne
'of ..Mr.. and ' Mrs 'Earl . McLaren,•
while they .are visiting:in South
:Carolina:
St. Peter's. Church , Lucknow_,
.11 'a.m.: Litany and Sermon.
, ASHTWEDNESIT'
Service's• at 10 a:m.' and 8 P.M.
The Ladies'. Guild meets
at, the Rectory. .
'St. -Paul's Church, Dungannon •
'Sunday, '130 p.m,: Evening '
_..__Prayer:
Euchre 'Party; Monday,.
Februar 25th.
• y ..
St. Paul's Church, Ripley
7.30 p.m.:.Litany and Sermon..
ED1 1NGG Bp.t$ •
T—AND RSON
TURKEY SUPPER' TO
FOLLO. W W. I, MEETINCar. ,
AGE' TIMER
The February meeting, of Luck -
now W. I was held' on Thursday
afternoon, The ' vice . president,,
'Miss Margaret Rae, conducted the,
meeting. Fifteen ladies were pres-
ent and answered" the roll call ,by.
naining their favorite love, songs.
The report of the recent Co-op.
!banquet was -read by Mrs. A.
Wil 'on and showed gratifying
financial results to the Institute.
A committee was appointed' sib
purchase extra dishes for the use
of the Institute. A committee was
.
also named to purchase a gift• for
the Baker • Convalescent Home.
:Diss Mar y MacLeod, _ favored
With. a reading 'on" St. Valentine.
Lunch was: served from :a table
made gay with .Valentine. decora-.
a'tions.
• The next meeting will be held
'March• 8th at 3.30 :and • will be
followed •by a turkey supper. All
members are requested to . ' be
present.
d.. BORN:
KREUTZW.IESER .in Wingham
Hospital on 1VIondar, February
--18th, : Ito •Mr: and . Mrs: John
Kreutzwieser of Lucknow,.'a son,
Alan John.
.HILL—at . St. Michael's Hospital,
Toronto on Saturday, ' February
16th, 'to Mr. and Mrs. terry' Hill,
a son,
ZINN at Alexandra Hospital,
�P ,
Goderich, on February 10th, 1952T-
to
952 -to Mr. and .:Mrs: • Warren. Zinn, R,;
1, Dungannon, a daughter, Ruth
Anne.
CRUMP—in .'Edmonton, 'Alberta,.
on Thursday,, February 7th, 1952,
to . Mr. and ,Mrs. :Sid Crump, a
daughter,' Elizabeth Rose
• DUNGANNOIV .
Mr. Si Mrs. Gordon Kidd, Ryan
and Shiela of .Islington spent -the
week -end with Mr, and Mrs. ,John
`Mr: and Mrs. .Frank Pentland
left ` on 'Saturday: by motor to
spend two ,week , in' Florida. They
called at Detroit where Mr. and
Mr's. ':La .Verne 'Pentland joined
them for the trip =
Mr. :and Mrs. Alvin 1VtoGee of
Goderich''• visited on Sunday with
the latter's' parents, Mr. ;& Mrs.
0. Popp. • : •
' ' Mrs Ann Brown of .-Lucknow
is keeping. house :at the home of
Mrs. • Frank' Pentland,' her' niece,
during , her absence for 2 weeks.
Mr. and. Mrs. Warren Bamford,
Preston, visited Mr. &Mrs. Robt:
Stothers on 'Sunday.
We
are glad to.,'see ";Thos:`
Rivett around, .again. On Satur-
day evening :while • shopping in
one of the local stores, he. suffer-
ed ' a 'weak spell. He was' helped,
home and; rallied in a 'short. -time,.
`;but was adviseeby tl doct :, to
-take it -easy fora rev days , to.
recuperate from. the, shock. " No,
other. , serious symptoms were
iraerso
LADIES' AND, MEN'S WEAR.
TELERHONE: 85
S
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Listed below are GENEROUS BARGAINS for thrifty shop
pers on factory clearances WELL BELOW .REGULAR'COST.,
A welt earned dollar buys.; lrrofitably on this DOLLAR. DAY,
SALE. Many items are not listed,'
$1.00: BARGAINS
Heavy Lisle Hose
Towels
Remnants
Towel Sets.
'Fabric Gloves
Kid' Gloves
Slips
Aprons, 2 for $1.00
Belts
Be fitted., For Comfort
in the Right Garment.
Suits, Dresses, Coats,
arriving -daily . foar Spring'
• $1.00 BARGAINS
Work Sox
Boys'. Sweaters
Work "'Shirts
Boys' Caps, 2 for $1.00.
Wool Scarves
Boys' pyjamas
`Boys' Plaid Shirts
Work Braces
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Have Your. Suit. Tailored
To Measure
Tip' Top Tailor
Cambridge:
.�-Firths `Bros:
Extra: ' Specials
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COTTON, CREPE and PRINT • DRESSES. • _
Nylon Hose,.Perfects,:: 2 for $1.00
Squares and Oblongs Flannelette Gowns
Lisle .Substandards
Knitting Wool = 3 for $1.00
Brassiers,: ' Belts, Girdles
BOYS' WOOL JACKETS, Age 5, to. 12
Rayon Panties ' 3 for $1.00
Jewellery, 2 for $1:00 Ties, 3 for 51.00
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ESTABLISHED' THROUGH SERVICE
You are invited to. attend the
Pentecostal Church
1UNLOUGH
Su
nday'r. Morning Worship:.
p .•
11,00.;in.
Sunday .School *Followings
PRAYER' MEET( NG. .
Thursday Night,' February 14.
a>k the home, •of •
Huey • Hodgins, Xinio • h
Pastor Leonard 'Thirsk
... ,At Melville Presbyterian Manse
in. Brtisselsp on Saturday, Febru-
ary:•2nd, Merle Elizabeth, Ander
son, daughter of Mrs. Anderson
`of East ''Wawanosh and. the, late
Oliver G. Anderson, was united.
iri marriage with George Bryce
Elliott, sOn of Mr. and. Mrs. Geo..
Elliott of. Lucknow. Rev: ;
T. Falton officiated.
Miss Una, Ell.iott..:of Toronto,.
:sister .Of 'the groom,. attended the
bride.' nd 'Gram e Anderson of
ast• Wawanosh, bixi't;her of the
',bride,. was -groomsman, Follow-
in'g the ceren16nY a reception was
heldat., the' Brtinswiok : hotel,'.
Wing161ti:..1Vir. and Mrs. Elliott.
wilr'reside in Luclnow.
FOURTH CONCESSIOiN •
l cfga11 is home
l�zr rloyd� •IVlac o
'= l�lc t liTty
l)i�oYed. iii! stealth ' , been .Many more, n ere w
found and his :friends are glad
to. ,know of the good comeback.
'Mr., Ken Brown, college stud
ent at ,Kingston, spent :the week-
end : With his ' :parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur.' Brown.
Mr. Jack Gilmore, railroad em-•
ployee Of Port Biu well, spent the
-week-end at -'-the home •. of 1Vlrs.
Gus Banks.
Mrs, Robt. Montgomery, Sr.,.
who has 'Spent "several weeks with
• 11'er-s'zin;0bt. Montgomery, ,rer.
turned Ito' Woodstock. the first;Of
the week. ".• •
The Dungannon United '.church
was the'centre on Friday after-
noon at 2,30 to: pay ,final tribute
to the' late,'King George Vi with
Rev. Watt, pastor, delivering a
sermon 'appropriate for ,the oc
casion A choir of fifteen .led in
•the singing • of. favorite hymns.
from Tor into hospital Much ' The assembly, which, might have
b
-r. -Miss Joait 11at 1rl-tr :n� �c� ts..oxt•._tha F� sk>ne Y•P U• vitos at home on
ie last ' week, •Fe ruary 14th for a 'lovely
Va1
,sick li. t iintine •party,• entertaining the
.
Our teacher, Miss Scott, is in.'
the hospital and • has as' a ,supply .Young People ' .;6 ,/: DUrigannon'
Mrs. Lantz of Ripley. h..
Un reed Church
Mr. and 1VIrs. Jaclt Needham the TJnit�ed
`l`.1ie i Y. P.:S, • of
and daughters. of Ccn Unna l. were Church .was at home on Wednes-
week end visitnrt with Mr., Lloyd day'. ;evening for a. '.zone ra1.1y• of
�the executive., • 71he•;.attlnd'ance.
MacDougall; umbered' around 70.
-mt. 'and 1VIrs. Ira . (Sickle acid n •
I
sons spent Sunday at the Thorne
of his parents at Hope ,Bay.
1
The local Orange''Lodge held
a 'successful euchre• in the. Parish 4,
Hal • on Monday evening.: Prize
winners were''Alvin •Alton, Mrs.
Victor Errington,,jMr: Cliff ac-
kett and Lorne I.vers. Chair prize,
Eldon Culbert.
•
Honor Retiring President '
At. a, box social
and dance, held.`
following the _annuaLmeeting_.:of;
ihe4-Dungannon Agrieultur:al-.Soc-4!
ety; kie- refiring -pr
don Stewart, , was presented with
a purse of"s't•' $50. The ,presentationybonna' Hod
was made `"�iy the fi vrc 1 res= -p .;' —ec'i
ddent Omar Brooks: 'Gordon was :Rivett; pianists, Lillian Popp,,,
evangel -
president for a two year term. Edna Rivett; faith and evangel,r
ro ism •convener,' Jean Free; com-
The .service in Dungannon Un- muni'ty welfare, Margaret . Joy
ted Church. Sunda evening was
y g Durnn; missionary, Jti Maize,
panied at. the-• piano for .hymns
and for the, Young •People's choir
which sang several Negro spirit-
.uals. The collection was: received
by George Errington and Murray.
Johnston. Miss Jean Free read
the lesson and : ;Clark Zinn help-
ed in; conducting,. the service. The
officers wer; tailed to- the ::front -"
by Rev. G. Watt;' the pastor, for •
ins a to a ion v., he officers . are:
pres , Wilmer' Errington; ,vice
An charge of . the ."Young People's:
'Union. Ken 'Petrie' gave a ser- Carleton.'Stingel publicity, Lois
o g e
mon on "We Must, Take Our Webster; recreation and' culture;
Part"; -M'- s,L-illian Popp accom Ken•Petrie,.
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G S. Moggacl, 'Agricultgral Engineering`
Are Invited To Hear
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Department 0'. ' I ,
ricultui a College, rel h
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MACHINERY `LECTURE and
'• �• 'FARM •FI�MS� I
I. IN THE WEST .*AW ANOSH' TWP.. HALL , ,i
T ...urs., February 28 x.00 p.
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Sponsored by the • Huron County Branch,
• A • Ontario Department 'of Agriciltuire, '
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G. W. Mont' ome A ricultural Representative
g. g
for Huron County..
Johri Dr Butler,, Assistant• Agricultural' itenr.0enta:tiVe'
,. . for: Huron County. i
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