The Lucknow Sentinel, 1957-10-23, Page 3A
OC23rd 1907
IMINESPAY* •,
.Lucknow
Presbyterian Churc:
Itev.. Wallace McClean,
Minister
SUNDA OC,TOBER;" 27th
,*0,00 a.t1,¢,1 Sunda +• Scht . ol..
1,00, aa,,m,J 1Vlorni ig Worship.
3:00, P.M.:.»uflgaI on•
Worshi....'
7 00 .Eveningp,m,.
.. - P
1
LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH I
Minister:'.
-Rev., G. A. Meiklejohn,
B.A.,' - BD.
•
. LtI0P'O .XXA 4EKg.5;00Mr., ONTARIO
KA I RSH EA, I YES
TO THREE CAUSES
iMrs, Lawrence MacLeod• was
hostess, •to the Kairshea X1',1,, for
the COctober', Meeting, 'Mrs, -Cliff
•Roulstpri, presided. It wasd'ecid
ed. to send $10,00: tai the Child
rQns..-.Aid, $,5.00 top,:. the ;Insti-tutc
for; the Mind° and. $5,p0•: to Men-
tal, Health. '
• 'The Fall Fair project•
.. for girls;
"Making A.:• Dress', will be.
changed 'to any age to 26 years.
• �Congratutations are jo'.be sent,
to 'a, newly organized` Institute
in South 'Bruce Area on 'the 12th,
of Huron • called "Lisburn". .
Several ladies »interested, • "in
rug making will join• Hblyrood
Institute . for ':this project in' the
hear 'future.
Mrs. MacKinnon and Mrs.
MacDougall attended. the •train=
ing ' school in Walkerton for the
4;H girls.. This project is, "The
Club 'Girl, Entertains", ° •
Current events combited with
the Federated: 'Newer.., .were ; very
'well given •�by ;Mrs.. A.,, Mac!In-
tyre; Mrs. ,Leonard. McInnes ',high-
`lighted the Meeting ,With 'a .dem-
" . o_w_.too.-d.ec.orate^
a, cake", • The lucky' • ticket'' for
two. beautiful 'cakes was won by
Mrs. H, Buckton:'' Ro11 ;call was
well answered ',by; "Old.: things I
have seen die out'.'. `Readings
were .given •by Mrs. Moffat and•
Mrs. • Buckton. Mrs.,, `Laois' : con-
ducted a• contest. `'`A Thanksgiv-
in.g ;,dinner'.'and: gave the . court=
esy remarks which were replied'
t:o by Mrs.. L:MacLeod--A social
half hour was enjo,yed` iby
• 3Sorry 'sb;Many.. members 'were
We wish them.a' speedy re
covery:
'Remember; St. Andrews on
Noyerriber : 22#id. The "^ t Hone"
has been' :postponed to a' Water.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER.' 2'7th
r
'10 00 a;m ; ' Sunday Sch ool.
1100 a.m,: ,Worship.
7..00 • p.m•:'. 'Bible Stndy.'
Local 4"."6en'j.aI
• Gordon Neable has 'returned
to 'his .horrie' ,at "Langside from
:White.. River... .
Mrs.."' . Tunney
and' Ricky of ` St, Marys • and Mr.
.and`Neable spent' Sun
--ga•y at; -Jack .Wright's.
Mr.''''and Mrs James. Barnett
• of: 'Belleville.' and .'Mr. and ;Mrs.
'I ;oy Fry , of 'Sonar . Law spent _a
OBITURY
MRS. ,LYDIA.NN UMBAC.it; •
. Mrs. Lydiann Urbach leer& to
be with her Lord. on Tuesday,
October 15th: Her death 'was
caused by a severe stroke.
Surviving are one. daughter
and, five sons in Kitchener, one
-son„Jii-Lu�cknow, thirteen -gran -d..
children, five brothers and two:
sisters.
'The funeral service was, at 'the
Ratz : Bechtee Funeral: Home,
T Kitchener, Friday,; October 18th.
The minister, was Rev, F, .,Bats;-
den. 9T -.King' -St. Baptist Church,,
Kitchener,: ' Interient was in.
WoodlandCemetery.
'A note of thanks , to. all .those
who helped. •to make , her life.
more a tolerable while 'She' lived.
Th 11
ions' ways shoved` kindness.
The joy of knpwing by" faith
the' premise, of eternal years is
expressed, very . well in ' one of
'her. favorite,'' hymns which she,
often sang in her latter days.
May. it prove to. be "of comfort
and inspiration .to• those in,Jike
affliction... '•
• ere were's°. many worn .var:
There Waits • for, me a glad to-
morrow, . •
an .
Factory clearance a, nd . :odd '; ;
m;ents in 'Chrome leaf} er and;
plastic bags in ililaek, navy,;red,,•
,green, brown, etc.: Various , styles
in, 'clutch; shoulder and satchel'.
h .tyfes.:. Regularly, sell $3.95 to, . '
ON SALE FRIDAY
AND SATURDAY
Make Lovely Christmas Gifts •
•
Where 'gates,.'of pearl swing open. SERVICES .GROWS
• wide; •
And when. 1've passed this
vale.
;of sorrow,
I'll dwell upon the other •side,
Some day I'll hear the' angels
singling, . .
Beyond the shadows of the tomb;
And, all the bells of heaven ring-. .,.
While saints_ are Singing, "Iibme
^
feW,,days at, The 'parsonage With FORMER BIESIDENT, MISS ":
' Ji b. Mckinney has re-
turned to the RCAF Station den-
. tralia 'after ,sPeniiing,twO 'weeks
:vacation at the hoine of 'his par::
ents, Mr. and Mrs. MCKinneY,
Alberta, and' t
. Mrs'. ErrieSt Carter and: family,
Mr and Mrs hl'oble. Johnston
end 1VIr and: --Mrs A. E'..--'Le-G-r-and-
of Windsor returned the': first of
the'; week from: a two • weeks'
'.motor trip to GaspeThey .'Went
"Thy, way. o .'sue • ee a'n • , e • at_
itimes• and.:returned 'through the
ta`tes. ;'It '.was• a' 'delightful trip'
enhanced by • the autumn b'eau'ty
of ;the countryside:
abeth'•IVIeLeari ocetirred in Wing-
,sh,e, had been patient' for • well
She 'was •80 years .of age and
a daughter of the late John and
Elizabeth MeLean of Dungannon
MisS. McLean lived in Lucicnow
'sister Abe late 'Miss Franees
Services paid. Out $81;000 in
claim§ In 'the Past' fiscal year,' in-
cluding.' Catastrophe 'clairris;
,dieating the growth 'Of the .Ceirri-i
pany is the • fact: that • approxi-.
mately ;$2,200 was paid, out dur.7
'ink the first year of .operatiOn,
report: presented at • the. :annual
Meeting .hola Kinearcline,, and
presided oier by President John.:
.ectors', report' outlining the PrO,,
g,ress of the organization' :over
the past ten years, '
‘, Including bOth :hospital' and
surgical contracts; there werel
over 370Q Contracts force:With
dependents, these cover a total
'of over 7000 •persons. .
,inga..of over $4700,00, which were
placed -in General 'Reserve'•• '
Were. Set aside in the fisCal year
'ending August 31. 19.53; Will be
paid out in the •ceming.,:year, • te
• those persons Who, were . Mein-
The, fUneral 'Service ,was held
it :.the McLennan MaCKenzie
co4dUci6'd by :Rev.:
•
And all my waridirings'''Will be
And all earth's br--
Arid ,sigh
more.
oken• ties be
and weep no.
Some, day the dark •eloild* b
Ahd ail the night .of gletom' be
'the day .of rest.. shall daVvii
Some' day :beyond .the reach. of
Seine day.--:-G.Od'•Only kriOws' just
The viTheels lite—$4-all
meeting vote, to increase the
'Catastrophe ' froth' family
$2:00: 'This will OD a fund
_tarty__ win' plaice it S
do a:much More,Vorthwhile job
-for those persons who have been
Anifortiinate enough' to' have.lca.,
tastrOphic ,illnesses.,
pri. Sunday, ;betoper 6th, 'the'
, . occurred in Kincardine. General.
os
Sarah Nesbit, Was born in Kin- An 'a two -Car, collisidn
loss township on APril 18, 1a9 ham at the Week -end William A.
and was ..the eldest. of a• 'family Brophey * of St, AnguStine suf-
NeObit. and 'Sarah On arid ',chest bruises. jim Cununin
June 22,1921, ehe' married Win. of West Wawahosh; suffered a,
..MCCOnnell and ;moved, to, their broken;, left shoulder:,'The driVer
farm On .the• Durham Road. The ..of the other cari. Oeter McKin-
place cif hosPitelity. injury "and 'fractured' rib:4.
so mOCis more in,a
for yoor $55,
Top Tailoit, has the pure wdoliabric
woven by toil -ranking British mills,
MOALIST a designed:. by. Canada's
top stylists s' Ydit get mare cotilfoTt%,
tccause the TIEDI:IST l§ :014 along
MUCE.IMORE!-FOR SO, MUCH
•
-81:75Kfir. ,:church and -
.a meniber of the Women's Atix..
lier_kidine and:
her. , church 'and 'was -a truly.
held at . her. late reSidenc on 'S.
.Wednesday, October 9th follow-
ed by a public serviee 'in St: \
Palmer with, interInent In Kin-
cardine' cernetory. The pallbear-
Peter, Gordon Pair; Pialph l-forii,
Wilfred McCarily and jadk ,Nes-
'bit Of Palmerston; NepheWs . and
Lucknow Presbyterian church
' was the setting 'for ti lovely fall
wedding;' when Ruth Frances
Johnstone, daughtei of Mi. arid
IV! Petet •Mel4ville Johnstone of
became the brld6 of
.Jarnes Gordon Shelgrove, son Of
Mrs. C: M. Snelgrove of London
and the lite Dr. Snelgrove.
Mr. and Mrs. Znelgrove,
inake; their home' hi Yancouve,
Mrs. McCOnnell was predeceas-.
- She-leavea_ to mourn two dau-
ghters, Mrs, Cliff Robb (Mar-
jOrie)-of Holyrood. and Mrs. John
Dunlon (Alma) (")f Kincardine',
teottr grandehildren, 'Lois ROW),
Verneri, tette. arid Mary kllen
Dunlop; one 'Sister, 1VIrs. Earl
brothers, Saw of dreenoCii , and
Jack of KiniesS,
•
and, Oilen. Wear
LO RS
•
•
briCk house ',With all Modern conitenienaes including
new furnace, and hill basernent and hot and cold'
running Water, .1 Large good buildings with loose
stabling and many other. features. This fa'rm priced
tO' sell.
inquiries should be.addressed to .
Walter' Steele
•
usitit
114 adVertisement published. fret
•
•