The Lucknow Sentinel, 1952-10-29, Page 2r
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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:WEDNESDAY; OiO*i•,. 29t11,, 195
Ladies'
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e:. Canadian Legion;
ANNUAL HALLOWE'EN
urade Mime
TOWN. HALL, LUCKNOW
SIX PRIZES
Ladies' Fancy, .Conine and Original Costume '
Fancy, Comic and Original (ostiume '
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CARRUTHEWS ,
ORCHESTRA
LUNCH COUNTER
HOMEMADE PIE
'Admission 75c ; ..
WHITECHURCH
:..Mr. Carr.en: McQuillin visiteed.
With .Mr. and Mrs. Albert` Me-,
///•Quillin a day last week:.
Mrs. W elnwood' and . son . Gor-
don went last Wednesday in Lon-
don with. :Mr. Wdwood ' who is
• 'in, Westminster : Hospital.
• Mrs., Turner, who has her home
part " of Ab McQuillin's resi-'
dence, returned to Toronto on:.
• Monday • to take • up her work
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there for the. winter months. •
Miss Olive, Terrif ` of the staff
of Listowel Hospital spent;' a day
at .: her home •with her mother,
Mrs... Mac Boss. ' •
Mr and MrsTichborne spent
Saturday afternoon with
Sa y her.. .
mother, Mrs. Kennedy•
The ;Ladies '• Aid of the; Pres=
Lyterian church. are • holding 'their
bazaar on Friday afternoon:
• Mr' and Mrs:: Archie' : Watt .and
family ; of .'. Toronto spent the
week -end with his parents, .Rev:_
• and Mrs, W..:J,; Watt.
Mr.' end Mrs. Duncan Kennedy'
. of -..Wingham . visited on Sunday
with his mother, Mrs. David Ken-
nedy:
'Mrs ; Thos: Moore and her dau-
ghter, Mrs. 'Sparling of Wingham,
went to ••London on Tuesday ' of
this week.
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United Church T.P.S.%
The ' regular meeting ' of 'the
Lucknow UnitedChurch Young.
'People's Union was held Tuesday
songs • together, the : president,
Kenneth, McNay opened with prayer and ,tha meeting
over . to the ' Stewar..dship . and
Training convener, , 'Ruth..Trelea-
ven. .The worship period consist-
ed of the 'Call to' Worships a
hymn, 'prayer and the reading of
"The Labourers in the Vineyard"
by. Bill Ritchie.''Sentence- prayers
were givena by. ,Bill Ritchie, Mari-
lyn Kilpatrick, Kenneth. McNay,.
Elizabeth Ann ,Webster.Readings
were .' •given by Marilyn 'Kilpat-
rick and Elizabeth Ann Webster.
Discussion .groups..were arranged
'by Rev. • Meiklejohn and each
group: discussed the questions on
"Life's Vocations". We enjoyed a
'piano solo played by ' : Kenneth
McNay. The business period. Was
opened with the reading •of the
`minutes, by Charlene -Smith. The.
installation :service.' was planned,
for ,.,October .26th and the Lead-
ership Training School' to begin
November 6th, was • announced.
-Games—conducted 'by Carolyn
Gibson Were then played and we
closed • with the singing of. Tape.
AGED ;MOTHER PASSES'
Mrs.• John MacMillian of Lon-
don, ;and. formerly of Lucknow,
was • bereaved ..last ,week by , the
death of her aged mother, Mrs.
Catherine . Kennedy Morrison, 93,
wife of the. late John';Mprrison.
She was a member: of Sacred
Heart" Church, Wingham, where
requiemhigh mass was sung by
night, Octo.Iber. 21st: After some 'Rev. Fr. Durand.
The: Wi g-hanm. District
High School Board
• offer the following
,CLASSES IN NIGHT SCHOOL
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(provided the :required number enrol)
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• BASIC ENGLISH FOR NEW CANADIANS •
(no fee required)
▪ SHOP—WOODWORKING) PLASTICS & METALWORK
. SEWING •
• PUBLIC " SPEAKING
COMMERCIAL WORK (Typing and Bo• okkeeping)
HOBBYCRAFTS LEATHERCRAFT .,
FEE: $5.00
Enrolment and Payment of Fee
WEDNESDAY EVENING AT..:730
NOVEMBER. 5th, 1952
Applicants are requested to notify W S Hall, Prin-
cipal, or • to telephone the Wingham District High,
School (Wingham 128), between 9.00 a.m, and 4.30
P.m. previous to the date of enrolment if at 1poss-
ible+ The number .in each class ' is limited, arid •ap-
. plications will be "accepted in the order in which
those. interested .apply.
Classes will begin at 8.00. p.m. ,Wednesday;
November; 5th, following Registration.
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AGA,t �1 HEADS..
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GIRL GUIDES GIRL GUIE , .
The S
lst Lucknow . GTE Guide
Co y has:' begun the -autumn
w o
'Company
with a full quota of mem-
bers.
em bers. Mrs. "A° E. McKim is .acting
Captain with .Mrs. C. L Smith
and. Mrs.. Robert. Findlay, Lieu-
'tenants. Patrol Leaders: and Sec-
onds are; Bantam,. Edith Marsh
all, Buth.Treleaven, Canary, Bev:;,
erley &i Charletre Smithr
Oriole, Joyce Mpwbray; (acting P•
L), Louise Andrew; Robina, Mar-
jorie Arunstrong• and Eunice •Bait.
ton.
-They; have had one, hike• ,and
two meetings: lia`ncy;, Johnston
and. Donna' Johnston have
pleted their .Second:, Class test,
The Rollin Patrol Won the Wm:.
A..Schmid Shield, donated by Mr.
Schmid for annual patrol compe
tition: This • will be .presented.
when the Division -Commissioner,
Mrs.,Clark of Owen Sound • avisits
the Company in the near future,
Cookie Day has been postponed
until 'the spring, but the Guides
are . collecting . good used fruit
baskets' as ' a project,
STARTS` HEREFORD . HERD
• Oliver McCharles, Boundary,
West, has. started into •a purebred
Hereford ;herd, and 'on Saturday
attended the Alexander , Bros,
sale air Pinkerton, where he
bought four • bred heifers, • that
;will calve later this year.
Other buyers ',from•. this'district.
included Wilfred . 'Stevenson of
Porn. Albert; 2 • 'lieilfers, Harold
Adams of Port Albert, 1 heifer;,
Lorne `Durnin,' a heifer. and `.John
Durnin . a,. bull.. '
Another .recent Hereford ,buyer,
was Gordon .Lyons who purchas-
ed ;'a heifer at the Stutt :sale.
The plane . crash.on Saturday
nearthe site -of -the -,-Alexander,
sale at Pinkerton, provided 'a
counter attraction that made it
difficult to' hold the crowd ;at
the ringside. •
CREWE
Mr.. and Mrs. Aldon Hasty and.
;girls from Grimslby: visited • the,
week -end with Mr and Mrs:
Lorne ,.and Will Hasty
Mr and Mrs.` Tom: Andersen. &
Andy :of Lucknow and Mr.: arid
Mrs., Herb . Curran : visited Sunday
'With Mr.' and Mrs: J, Curran and
,family. . ' • • • .
Mrs. Will . Reid vent • the week-
end at ' Normandale and visited
with her sister and.. family, Mr.
and Mrs. ' Ernest Post: _�
Mr. and'Mrs V. S., Hunter •.ar d
family' spent .Monday'. evening
with Mr: and Mrs: J. Curran: and
family. .
kr. and Mrs: Charles Sherwood•
of Detroitvisited during the
week -end with his brotherr Jim
and ,Mrs Sherwood and Norma.
Langside ' W.M.S., ,
The.' Langside . W.M.S. met'•. at
the home of • Mr, and Mrs. Far-.
ish Moffat. Mrs. `James •McPher-
son opened the meeting withthe
call to iWorship. The steripture
was read' by Mrs. Fetish Moffat::
The • ` .meditation.... was • given by
Mrs. Neil MacDonald and prayer
1by Mrs. Currie. •.An, interesting
'report of ;the Sectional meeting
in Lucknow arid.Miss Douglas'
message was given by Miss Em-
ma •
m -ma' Richardson: Mrs., Lloyd 'MOT-.
fat read the minutes and/the roll
call was answered : by ten ladies.
Mrs. Parish Moffat conducted • the •
'business 'peri'od. Mrs' David ,Scott
gave the offertory prayer.. Last
part of chapter 6: of* the study
book'. was read. by Mrs. Peter
Moffat, Mrs. Elmer Scott and
Mrs. Currie. The meeting closed
with prayer and a dainty lunch
was served by the. hostess and ',a
social 'hour spent.
-George Essery Passes
A heart attack 'Suffered' by
George Essery of Con, 10,• Ash-
field, on Saturday, October 18th,•
proved fatal that night. He„,Was
54 years of a.ge. The funeral. Was
held on Tuesday of last week
with interment in Kingsbridge
Cemetery. Ire is survived by his
wife, the former Mary ,Kelly, and
two :sr`na l., children. .
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Your.: • Co-op Grocery -
YOU HA g -A OH N.0E7ON E -''ERY
PURCHASE OF ROBIN I-IOOD FLOUR
Number "of Chances. Varies, With Value of
Each Purchaae of Flour;
Lucknow District. (o -operative'
Pho>ne 27
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South, Kinloss..Thankoffering ', .
The' Fall Thankoffering for
South Kinloss AVMS, was ,held
Tuesday evening. in . the basement
of; the church.. •After the opening
exercises three different ;portions
of scripture With than'ksgirving..
Messages were read by, Mrs: Ted
Collyer, Mrs. Wm: MacIntyre and
Mrs. A. Maelntyre. Then several,
read . 'Thanksgiving verses " that
had been distributed:: M.S. Steer:
sang a lovely solo.. Por thisMeet-
ing Mrs.• •Baulch showed beauti-
ful ,
eau/ti-ful.. slides of British Guiana, 'the
pictures of :missionaries, schools
land churches being of special in-.
•terest. . After singing another
hyrnn, Mrs., Douglas Graham of=
fered,:a Thanksgiving. prayer. The
meeting. closed with .a hymn fol-;
lowed by the inizpah' benediction.
The. treasurer reported` a very'
generous offering h�ad,':been . r.e-
ceived.
•KAIRSHEA W. 'I. MEETING
The• October meeting of 'the
Kairshea W.: I. was ,held atthe
home of Mrs.. LaWrence MacLeod.
Mrs: Wm. Scott was hostess with.
Mrs. MacLeod;
The .pres:, Mrs. Houston, •pre-
sided- and Mrs. Farish'Moffat'read:
the minutes and correspondence.
Mrs. W. MacKenzie was authoriz-
ed (o obtain prints for the photos
tor The ;Tweedsmuir Book. Mrs:
Donald McKinnon and .Mrs:"
Har-.
ry Lavis were ,appointed to 'at-
tend. the . 2 -day training ' .course;
iri .' Walkerton , for the leaders of
the girls'. Fall ..project, "Cottons
Can Be Smart". Mrs: Geo.' Lock-
hart : requested that payment of
BlueCross he made by Novem-
ber 7th., .Arrangements were
ru.ade for the .St Andrew's dance
to be, held • in the Town Hall,
LuGknoW, on November .21st. The •
members are to attend the ex,
tension" course,, "Choosing and
Using: . your . Fabric", to •be .held
in Holyrood Hall • on.' November
7th from 1.30 to 4 p.m. The 'roll '
call which 'was 4.71.That would be
th'e' first thing you would grab if
your house was, on fire" 'brought.
forth a : great variety of answers,"'
Mrs.Cliff Roulston, who., was the'
delegate to the Area Convention
in .Kitchener, gave a very inter-,:
esting ` and ° helpful report of the
sessions: Between, ,nurn bers Com-
munity songs were;. sung: ,: Mrs,
Jessie: Allin gave a very interest,'
ing talk on "The Coronation anq
the preparations now being made
in England.-, She had pictures to
illustrate_ her talk. The topic on
" Citizenship and•..Education" : was'
taken; by the convener, Mrs.' Wm,
Evans. Mrs, Clarence „Irwin . is 'to
have ' :the. November meeting at,
her .home, Mrs.' Fraser •M,acKrn-
non, Mrs:: `.Wm. Scott, Mrs.' Don-
ald McKinnon. and .Mrs.: Harold.
iCanvpbell to. be the directors...
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