The Lucknow Sentinel, 1960-04-13, Page 13•
WEDNE PII,Y •:A,P'RIL lath, 1960 •
THE ;LL CKNOW -SENTINEL, LUCKNOW;. ONrAl11G ,
Now On At Allan. Reed's White Rose; Service Station
e .
AUTO SUPPLIES . HEADQUARTERS
KEYS MADE.
24-HOUR FILM DEVELOPING SERVICE
Ilan Reed's
Phone 65:-W; Lucknow
ANNOUNCING THE OPENING.
of a NEW and, MODERN
�eanrag an
seatinnt
ON „ CONCESSION: 4, HURON TOWNSHIP
2 Miles East of Highway 21
WE ' USE PANOGEN SEED DISINFECTANT
It Costs Just Pennies . and . Harvests 'Dollars.
ROBERT L. CAMPBELL
.R. 1 ' Ripley Phone 115-r-17, Ripley
GARRY 'OATS' and ' BRANT %EARL' EY : FOR SALE
„EASTER: WEEK, SET FOR
SCOUT; PAPER` COLLECTION
:On Thursday ` of : next . week,
April 2•lst, Lucknow Boy . Scouts
Will hold. a• waste . piper ' collec-
tion, the proceeds, of which help.
_take„:; the Scouts to caanp.: 'Paper and and: magazines 'should
be cartoned or •.tiedand placed
at ' the• curb, abut anyone who is
unable to do this can have 'it.
.done. for them; :b ,:Y calling Donald
g
'MacKinnon or Stuart • Collyer.
Rural residents mayleave pa-
per P
r -
pe at the barn at� Donald•••�Niae
Kinnon's' residence, up . • to the
time. of ' the collection.
CONSIDER ROOF REPAIRS',
AT 'THE ,UNITED:CHURCH
,
Rev George ge Sach and Robert
Smith of'.'Bervie .paid a Bruce
•• Presbytery visitation with • rhem-
bees: of the 'Official. Beard of the.
United` ;Church.. oFriday, alis
•
work of the church. Such , meet.
inks ,are.
held throughout •Pres-
bytery. . + •
Following the- visitation the
Board discussed the :question `of
roof repair. to eliminate , water,
backing ,.:up at the eaves: • in
Winter. Architectural experts
are ; being consulted for their
,advice. and recommendations. It
is..expected. repairs 'can be made
without removing the gothiics:
The large . stained glass win=
dow above the, church entrance
is to 'be and
d an *amber
face place ' Over it
tocutthe
glare• . of. the 'sun's ' res within
the church at certain times' of
`the year.
The ` Woman's: Association• de-
cided sortie, time ago` to 'assume
the cost of this . pro`ect and
when Ernest Ackert reported on
the matter, on �
'FFriday. was in-'
structed to 'proceed at once with
the work ' which was previously
authorised.' •
cussing a11• phases of church :life •
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PEE-WEES LOS..E
Lucknow Pee-Wees opened the
'Goderich Young. Canada , tourna-
ment in Goderich at 8:30 a,m
-Saturday, The Lucknow' squad,
who . haven't ` been playing any
•hockey 'for about three weeks,
didn't fare so well ; against Lu
can who defeated them 6-0. The
local/ tea rm. are therefore elimin-
ated from; .further competition in
the Goderich tournament.
The handicap under which the
kid's performed is. 'another good:'
argument: for ,artificial 'ice.. .
INDUCT PASTOR'
AT• DUNGANNON:
(DUNGANNOriT NEWS).
Wishing all a .very Happy.
Easter:
Rev. T. -Richards newly. • . ap-
pointed : to Dungannon United
Church:. and Nile ,and Port Al
Ebert appointments waa inducted.
and welcomed Friday •evening
in the• Dungannon United Church
auditorium. ' Rev. S. A. Moote of
Victoria ' St. 'Church, Goderich,
conducted the services; and Rev:
R. `SVI. Sweeney of 'Auburn ; read •
the lesson and gave 'the address,
Stressing. that -religion'. should be
• as •a flame•of •fire - and if the
iburning embers are • separated,
from the sticks, the ' : fire • goes,
out. Mrs. Arthur Elliott repre #
.senting the Church • Board, led
Rev: Richards to the front • for.
the` induction: 'Visiting ministers'
were Rev: R.. M. Sweeney, ,,Au-
burn.;' Rev G. Kaiser, Ashfield;•
•R
ev.. S: A .+Monte, `Goderich and,
Rev. C. ' E. Taylor, Goderich,
who 0 has ably supplied ''in. the
past ;.months while' the pulpits
were ' vacant: Rev. Richards
Closed_ the service -with' prayer.
A" reception wag: held . in .the
basement where Rev Richards;
Mrs. Richards and little 'six-year-
old• son; Phillip •were introduc-
ed::. Several made "'speecies . rep-
resenting the various organiza-
"tions' and .expressing : a • ;.warm
welCatne to ' the "new • comers":
Rev:. . Richards arrived tile, day
before at ;Malton airport?' return-,
ing ' from Wales where he ` had
•been visiting his parents for the,
last few ;weeks:
Mrs, Richards and . Phillip ar
rived 'two weeks before. at the,
parsonage. Mr.. It',K. 'Dawson
was chairman'. for . the improptu
speeches;'. The •• ladies served
.sandwiches, cookies and • coffee:•
Despite ,a. cool backward sea-
son .f
ea-son,;'believe it or riot. the "sap
has .been ruining.
• Topping off the United Church
.'Junior choir' `,practice • on • Wed-
nesday night of last week. the:
"youngsters'' •; about twenty -live,
and .2 others;'more :like oldsters
were entertained' to •a .;pancake
and 'Syrup "feed at ' the farm
of Pentland 'Brothers. on . the• 6th
con v, Ashfield. ';Mr. and Mrs:
Frank Pentland were. the hos-
tesses. "•Ari outdoor boiling down
was:',in progress a little ways up
the lane toward the house,,
which : was interesting', to, see..
• The .amount of pancakes and..
:syrup' consumed could hardly be
totalled, but none was the worse
and they all agreed, it was fun.
Dr D: K.:McAter• and Maur
een, Wllowdale ,,Were week end
guests with Mr. and Mrs. W.
• Stafford.
Mrs:• Thomas .Henry of the
Belfast district •is ill •witi.
•and a' 'patient at Wingham hos-
pital. ••
Mr. ' and Mrs.' Harold Baechler,
family•. of Auburn visited on
Sunday, with their parents, Mr
and ' Mrs: Fred Baechler. Mr.,
William Raechler, Toronto, also
visited his parents' last• week. "
Mr. and Mrs, : William Buck-
ingham, , Belfast, visited last
Tuesday with Mrs. Irvine 'Henry:
• Mrs. Jas, Keane, Ashfield
ited her "mother, Mrs: Margaret
Moran last Thursday.
The 'Women's Missionary Socti
ety ' of Erskine Presbyterian
Church . held their Easter meet-
ing 'on Friday, April 8th at the
church: `•Mrs. William .Stewart
presided and' . opened the meet-
with the Easter serviee of wor-
ship. The scripture reading was
taker' by Mrs. WHeid, Mrs.
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Lucknow Fire . Departrnent's Easter
LEGION•• :,HALL ,
LUCKNOW
DON . ROBERTSON AND THE RANCH BOYS -
mission 75c.•.
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Oliver:. read a selection. " Christ
Rose Again:" Mrs:; Frank Jones,
gave : the • Easter . Message... Ten
members answered •. the' roll call.
The study book •Oi Africa was
taken ,by Mrs.: Wallace 'Wilson.,
The 'meeting closed with the
Glad ' Tidings ; prayer.. by ' Mrs:,
Irvine Henry.'
Mr: Franklin Stingel after a
visit with ,his mother, • Mrs. L.
•,Stingel here and -:with relative's,
• at Barrie and • Bradford' return-
ed to Calgary, 'Alta:
.Y�
• Mrs.: Irvine. HenrY 'and. ' Mrs.
Margaret Moran . ' •on Sunday.
visited the fomers son, Mr.,•Ross
Henry, Mrs, ,Henry and family
and'.: were present• for ,grandson,
•Donald's' fourth birthday cele-
bration:
'A Good Friday service Will be
held, at `13 a.m. in the :'United
Church, Dungannon with• Nile
and, `,Port Albert .c+ongregatpons
'invited ,and .'all others welcome.
Rev. Trevor Richards Will con-
duct and give the ,address: •
,Miss Ida Whyard,...recovering
from illness left Wednesday •• of
•last..•week to spend. a few ;'weeks
Convalescing at the' .home" of
•
relatives'• in Detroit. We wish her
the best 'of .luck for .restored
health:
KINGSBRIDGE •
' • Mrs. :Sansoniterra . and • daugh-•
ters, Mary: and Angela of Detroit
were week -end visitors , at the
Norman O'Connor home..
. • Mrs. Mary :McLaren and Miss
Margaret O'Neill, 'R : N. (whq
recently ,returned from a visit to:
Ireland) were Sunday visitors
••
here,
Rev.. Father Frecker of -Wing-
ham Was a welcome visitor pit
our School here oneday during
't.he past 'week. •• • , •
Mrs.' Marie Garvey, her da'ughr
ter, Nlrs, 'Bolland, and son
Michael Garvey" ef • Toronto
spent . the week -end at their
home here. The Auction Sale, of
itwa of . the farms belonging to
the late Joseph Garvey Estate
-were offered for sale, but not
sold, subject to reserve 'bids
We are pleased the hear that•
John Hussey, of Lucknow is now
convalescing at his home, fol.-.
lowing an operation • fn Lorrdoi ,
two weeks ago. •
• Mrs:' Gene Frayne •• ' received•
word'that' her, , brother, • Kevin '
Kramer". returned recently to his
home in Kitchener :After, a. re-
turn .motor grip to'+the Yukon.
Mrs. • Kraemer is; employed with
a transport Company in Kitchen-,
er and delivered• cargo of •Gov
ernment supplies ; . to Dawson
City-,:.' Be- motored all the way
himself, , and the; only :difficulty
he encountered Was a four-day
'snow• storm going , through the
Prairie ''provinces On his return
he had -a• load destined for Mon-
treal • firm. •
We • are sorry to hear of the
unfortunate • accident :that 'hap-
•pend'ed to , little Donnie ' Milten-
berg, age :.3; son of i VIr. and M.S.
-Maurice: fVIiltenberg, who turned
on ' the electric washing machine
' and got : his hand ;caught in the
wringer, • while his mother' :was
Up' stairs for a. ' few moments..
Be :is .in Goderich'Hospital with •
a badly . bruised, . hand and torn
fingers
•
Any man who 'looks" up his , famm:-
ily tree is, apt to get out •on a
limb..'
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