The Lucknow Sentinel, 1948-12-09, Page 7'Ti<IURS., ' DECg,w3El3 - 9th, 1948'.
TRE t.UCKNUWa SENTINEL, LUCI{NOW,r ONTARIO
on um.en ts •
A family plot should be
graced with The shrine -like
beauty of a monument which
will be everlastingly a tribute
to those at rest. Wc• h:avemany-
classic; styles. to suggest, and
\4i11 work With ' you on cus-
tom designs. .
Exceptionally :.. low ' prices.
No . canvassing, Which eIint tt
ztit,'s sales commissions.
IriseriptionsRepairing
Sandblasting. Memorials
25' Years' Ekpericnce
• The latest. in Portable
Sandbl€Pt'§t'- Equipment
A11 work personally executed
grOWn.lie'
Ali d se., .' : r tgAHAM
'Phone 450
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NEIL` MacLENNAN,.
Ripley,. Ontario.
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• United Church' Y P. 45: •
The:regular 'meeting of. the Y.
P. S. vitas held 'on Monday at ; the
home ;of: Noreen Kilpatrick. with
an _attendance of: 17. The opening
hymn was; silent Night, . followed
by, the scripture by Bruce :John-
ston: The Lord's prayer was fol.-
lowed by : a, reading • by Donald
McNay. "A reading was giver} by
Willard Thompson. A. short, busi-
ness period was conducted by::the'
:pr,esiednt, , Gwen' 'Treleaven..Quiz-'
zes , were codnucted •.by .Willard
'Thompson :after which.. the meet
ing was *sect with the mizpah
benediction. The ' next meeting
will' be at,. the home of Willard•
Thoiripson with . Donald McNay,:
Christian Emissions converter,,: ' in
charge,
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HURON COUNTY
FEDERATION NEWS
(By W. V. Roy)
Faun Forums are rapidly re-'
Organizing in the County and, ,sev-
e•ral new • Forums have started
Meeting im Monday nights. Al-
ready 28 fartil furunts have met
on u single Monday night t'. disr
e u.ss l,t:oble•tits ' pest tine nt to ,rural.!
people, Several forums: ;At e. slct�v
in seritjing .zn .their z e f'. r.,rts to the
Ontot a, • secretary. These should
kat ti �:r:t •1
tire day .after the zlacet
(.)n the s Auje(•t "1 Set
B The.
l,(.t,ple.' _felt, getter-
.
ali�.
quit th(. London nee ?less
un .. t,',r 'S tutf ,Id fiezt('r;n filet old
titer; domg a s tli'•n(h'i job in the
C ot...t)• it dailies, in providing
1+ri Fi7 ;tt'i World ni! s and •. the
tl•'r; t t,•ier' pt z�'Ctte1y ff)\i rr
ri tit: rrt • rape Were of 'mere!
to • the whole family and,were
w ide1 t ead.. The County: .week -
heti, ka:,'.4'ever,, :came .in • for a bit
(lets 20 -Year Award: • .
The .November issue of "Con-
' tact", the CIL . newspaper, lists
Mr. N: E. Bushell •.of" town among
the •recipiexttsof the twenty-year
I service awards.
. Growing old; is no. more than.
'had habit which, a busy man
has no time' to; form,
of et'ttwkiin. .Molesworth forum.
suggested tt.inal'garnation of week-
lies and
eeklies`and il6Ouling the staff. Elim._
vide Not th •foru.thinks• .t)%e Ex-'
titer Times -Am dv.u:cate a very good
all-around «;eekly, btzt•they .sug-
gest: they would prefer .less crime
and'rnare good deeds published. in
Our daily papers. ''All .. forums
Jwould like ;to. see more ferum.
news. Federation doings and .agri-.
oulturai'news in. general. Several
forums asked 'for more accuracy
•in• setting type, less stale news,
more; repOr`ters who are'sate, of
facts, less publicity of food prices
when. • nothing is; mentioned •of
Costs and more support for
operative' papers;
The County projecctionist .Will
be pleased to .show films at any,
forurn 'meeting where . a ' sizeable
crowd • may 'gather, and where . a
-suitable loom for, ; projecting can
be. provi.dedc, Requests 'should be•
sent in well in advance.
• Starting the first •,of the year,
Huroq: County, Federation. will at
tempt to place the Rural .Co=op
erator:.in every farm home in the
County. This •will' be 'done • from
the County office; ' with the, assist=
ance. of:the Township. Federations
and ' County..,Co-operatives,.:.we.
hope.; «•.
.Fanners unable -to, secure. suit=
able farm labor, may now do so'
thr.ta:ugh their . Federa.tion work-
ink' in: conjunction with the
pn,iz-ation ,:and . Agricultural De. •
partinent of . the_', Canadian• Nat-
ional. Railway. and' the Dominion
.go'vernment. There ere quite a.
number' of agr'ieult•ura1 workers,
desn ous . of curing ,to;:Catiada. las.
agricultural. wcoi'kers; but since
ahey..have not iuTtds required `by.
,,the D'epai•tment: to. ' ernigr ate to
' "Canad:a, ,they :need to:. have . a
•
>liitr.sor... Some of the e ..people,
'firth sable and.rnatriet=i are.. Bri
ish . sitbject:� '(theta are Scancli-
1ayian. and:frtiiii •othe.Baltic,
_ountr:es. •
United Church W. M. ' S. •
' The Afternoon Auxiliary of the
W. M. S. met iiia the church •bn
I)i cernber ••ist with Mrs. '.M. Q.
Newton :of :St.' Helens the guest.
speaker. Mrs, 0. Andrew presid-
ed for the devotional e.xerc•ses.
Th(n scripture lesson was read by
Mrs. T,' Burns.' Theprogram was
in'.the form of a Christmas.' carol;,
sE i vice with the; theme - 'The
Christian ":world at the 'feet • of
Jesus Chest" T1 e- Wtorahip. serer-'
-Swt ' ° *as Introduce. o.ducec. by' Mrs.:::tin'-
drew:' Mrs, J. 'C. Arinstrong' 'fav'-
or ed with=a. solo and. Mrs. J.. Kil
patrick 'read. a " short poem- on
Christian. stewardship. Mrs. D. C.
:Taylor offered ,prayer. Thepro-
gram,. in charge of Miss:' Hazel
Webster,.. was .in, the form of .a'
candle -lighting •service.`with: Mrs:
R ..Robertson, . Mrs. W. Drennan,
Mrs..Rae, M.rs. Joynt and Mrs. J.
Kilpatrick taking part.` Mrs. M.
G. Newton. of St. 'Helens gave .a
very interesting talk on "How to
keep •Christmas in., your 'heart".
Having served as a missionary on
the Alberta mission field of .the
West, ::her: talk wasvery inter
esting with a good deal ,of first-
hand informatipn•. Miss Webster
thanked Mrs. Newton for her
Any one of
these lovely
hattcrns will
add lasting
c'.t.tnt to all
VO i It table
S,ryites start at
$447s..
WM. A. SCHMID
Jeweller.
Lucknow - Ontario
TAX FREE
TRADE
MARK
ta,:Inl;? no direct. :'t`spo'1::..
;flit l'ty..we "will.`endetivour!,tO
rt.)...'ch inf;):t't11ation' as ,:
'Y19 1F.'lt f�iF'tit these.. em;igrahts.
.ri. c essat•y for the ;ftii In ,
de,h.int.T. thele :he'll). to ,spOta.or.;
nt '\':. 4na:_t•) be pr4tare .i
tQ givelowip. at ie fist. ()I e .ye lt'5
cintilo 111cnt at ple\,iiling' tt'�tge
iiIld living Iociation. !Fialm-
et>:dE irinc' kull1•�{1:tyrsp.t•ipg. should
•
rnali' ai➢t�ttx Ittc;i ' earl
This year; Huron Federation.,
1t 111 s. orisnr half the (lpeitses of
tel) to t hrei...Jtafl 'U'S•111 each: Town,'
ship shin tii'-attc'Iid er't of the
s1ioi t _eou s.'s .1t' the' Orta' i 1 :\g i-
cial.tui'rll. ("slit gc..• ttrl;'..�r�ititer If
ttre-'(()t.trse chosen Iy ..along • the
lines or rural 1eadin .hip; 75. 'per.:-
' reset of ('ti:pejnp ens will he borne 11),,.4.•
(v(iurltt'� 1'ed(':ation, Alal)1lcittictn "'
shnitl.d be'b`Inade in writing, to
County secretary....Only the first
three: antiiczttion.s ,i ceivc, from
each 'township can be accepted: •
..Please stateyour township \viten
nwl-ink applieatk)tt.'Goderteh
evator •funds-. are being aft dfitfi•
this' purpose. �yX .
Secretary of Band ' t' '
Al\v;ays. an ardent and faith-
ful bandsman while in Lu `know',.
Mel Ocr is• 'continuing 'his in-
terest in hand actiV ties ia°t Cher
ley .and is.; sccretaryttreast1rert` of.:
the orgcinization. Bud' .Orr is on
th,e proTerty committee. •
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i. W: A. GOODFEL4
Minister of Public Welfare'frir Ontario
wilt sp.eak'Crni.
UMAN PROBLE
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ON YOUR
RADIO DIAL
5'
Monday
DECEMBER 136
1030 p,m,
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splendid address and expressed
regret that more members were
not present to, hear it. The Meet-
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ing closed 'with hymn. 68 and the
n zpah benediction, after which
a social .half hour v.. -as enjoyed.
Fighting TB' is & comm unity•affair:' This com-
munity like others the world over has. 'a share in
the. € atuse :symbolized' by the double -barred cross.
Just. ;'now we areasked to strengthen the prevent-
ive programby
i su ortin�' the Christmas Seal
Pp
sale, because, :lie all world movements, the .fight:
agaiinst'tuberculosis comes down to individualtre-
sponsibility, N
As' always, the 1949 'program .„of tuberculosis
associations will be. financed by your purchase' of
Christmas Seals. So please, take just a moment
send in your contribution today:
BUY AND ., USE CHRISTMAS SEALS
TO FIGHT.TUBERCULOSIS
Published in the, Public ' Interest
by John Labatt united.
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