The Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-02-18, Page 5.V
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WEDNESDAY, FEB, 18th/1953,
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THREE KINLOSS GIRLS WON
ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS
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The thirteenth meeting of the
Daughters of the Kairshea was
held at Irene Roultson’s on Feb
ruary 3rd. TJhe class completed
their record books and displayed,
them. The Club Stories were writ
ten, and pattern alternations fin
ished. The skit for. Achievement
Day was written and-.a delicious
lunch was served.
Th® ■ fourteenth 'meeting . was
a* the home of Marilyn Carruth -
• ers on February 10th. The skit
/wa^ sey>eraL;times and
then a. summary pf achievement
pnd success: discussed: The lead
ers, Mrs.1 Donald MacKinrion and
Mrs. Harry .Lavis, each were ipre-r
sented with a lovely cup and
saucer and were thanked for their
persevering leadership. “For. they
are jolly good fellows”. was sung?
A tasty lunch was served, \ •
' Achievement Day
Achievement Day was held in
the Walkerton District High
School on Saturday, February 14.
Registering of about 1,20 .mem-,
hers was from 9 to 10 a-m. The
- gathering viewed the -dresses and
record books of the sixteen clubs
in Southern Bruce. r Miss Jean
Steckle, home economist for Wes
tern Ontario, opened,the activit-
; ies of the day and welcomed
everyone. Four girls modelled for
" church dressing were judged arid
reasons given’ - by Miss Wall, a
home economist.-The girls were
.divided into three groups accord™
ing to' age and at 10.30 classes
-began. -We ajfswered^a “quiz,Aj udg-“
ed four, dresses and then gave
oral reasons. Lunch hour was.
from 12 to 1.30: We changed into
our cotton dresses.
The first part: of the afternoon
activities was the demonstration
i and three-minute'^peeqhes, .These
iwepe criticized arid the club
[■members ~co^rigratglated. " Skits;
i were then acted. Two provincial
! certificates were presented for
completing 12 courses. About 12
County certificates were present
ed for six courses; Betty Hamil
ton, Joan Hamilton and Belle
Graham received certificates, for
achievement of two courses. They
modelled their dresses bn the
stage and each received a tea
spoon of the “Gardenia” pattern,
, vMiss Steckle thanked all for
iritri this' Sunday’s, .February 22 [ their co-operation ; and another
_ v ........iriterestirig Achievement Day was
brought to a close.
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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FEBRUARY 18,19
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Jhristine Jorgensen Describes .
Emotional Problems
Read the revealing human doc-
iment all America is talking
bout! In The American Weekly,
jsuebf theDetroit Sunday Times,
’hristirie Jorgensen, the woman
vho was once a. mari, fells in
The Story of My Life”, about
motional problem, that plagued
er ^adolescent.... years. ..Get. .Sun
ay’s Detroit Times.
/ The weekly reminder, if you
lia|v-en’-t^et^enewed„_your_.Sen^
tinel subscription.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Boak arid
family ivisited with her mother,
Mrs. Fred Cook and family at
Westfield.
Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Chaniney,
Mr. arid Mrs*. Sam Thompsonj Mr-
arid Mrs, Clarence: Charnney and
[girls visited recently with JMEr,
arid Mrs. -feyrhond Finnigan arid
family, X \
Miss Sylvia^ Curran of God
erich spent Sunday at her home
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.The monthly meeting of the
W.M.S’. was held-^ursday, Feb
ruary 5th at Eidna McWinney’s,
with 11 nienibers and two visi
tors. Mrs; Hasty was in charge,
for psiit’df the meeting then Mrs.
Crozier took over. The scripture
was read by Mrs. R. Finnigan;
readings were; given by Mrs.
Zinn, Mrs. Curran,. Mrs. Shackle
ton; Edna McWhinney took the
study book. Hymn 164 closed the
meeting and Edna served a
dainty lunch.
. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Currao and
family ivisited with Mr. and Mrjs,
V. J. Hunter and family.
Whitechurch
Mrs. E. Sherwood and daugh
ter from Wilkie, Sask., are Spend
ing a few days at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Farrier.
Miss Winnifred Farrier of Tor
onto spent the week-end at her
home here. ■ : ; ‘ :
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Island “hospital to Dr. and Mrs.
Donald ■/Watt/ta/ sori,^William-
David. Congratulations. • . -
We were , sorry to hear that
little. Heather Lee Bell was sick
with tonsilitis last week..
_JBDRN_L==Jn_-Wingham Hospital-
to Mr, and Mrs. Melvin Morrison,
a daughter. Congratulations.
The World’s Day of Prayer
will ibe held in the United church
on Friday, February 20th at 2.30.
Mr. arid Mrs. Basil Thompson
and family and Mr. Russel Moo^e/
all of Preston, spent Sunday -at
the home of their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Moore. Mr. Ar
thur Moore is still under, the
doctor’s ' care following a heart
attack.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Heiffer
and family of Turnberry spent
Sunday with Mrs.'E. Welwood.
The W.M.S. held their Valen-
tine tea inthe (basement of the
United Church last Friday. Con-;
tests were given by Mrs. M.
Moore. A short program was en
joyed and a lunch was served.
A.social_time.wasi„enjoyed_„by
everyone.
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- BURT LANCASTER, in
“Ten Tall Men”
-- A handful-of heroes^and a woman iii lbve^--- It’s_lFbugh
and ready action and thrills supreme, as Burt Lancaster
x way across the dese in an adveritiuu’e" saga.
.."SATURDAY jMATINEE At 2,15 p.m.-^—Doors open at 2 pjn.
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Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Feb. 23, 24, 25
' TONY CURTTS, the sensation of the generation
heart-warming story of the fight game—
“Fle£h and Furjr’’
with Mona Freeman.
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KINLOUGH
The Anglican W. A; met on
Thursday' at the home of Edna
and May Boyle; The word for
the . roll call was “Truth”. Each
member took part in the program
as it was; a devotional meeting.
Mfs. Tom Hodgins presided. Mrs.
- j.^W.- Cblweli—bffer ed~ a--pr ay er:
for the .prayer partner, Canon
Shepherd of Moosonee School.
Mrs. Jim Smith read the scripture
lesson. The meeting closed with
the’litany arid prayer. Mrs. Wm.
Wall will Be the March hostess.
Refreshmerits were served by the
hostesses. '
The annual business meeting of
the Presbyterian church was held
on Monday afternoon,
• The local leaders, Mrs. Alex
Percy- and Mrs. Frank; Thompson
and their class of girls who have
Completed the. course/ “Cottons
may besmart’\ tbok .part in the
Achievefnent Day - at Walkerton
on. Saturday. The, final meeting
for this group was held ■ at the
hpme of the president/Miss Eil
een Elliott. Contests and a social
time was enjoyed. ’Mrs. Grarit
j^ckerLsWiller read an appropriate
address and" Mrs. Dari’ Mclnnes
presented each leader with,a cup
and saucer. The recipients thank-
! ed the girls .fittingly and all par
took of a Sumptuous lurich.
Mr. Geo. Thoihpson. of Purple
Grove is visiting at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Alex Percy. '
On Friday night last,, while r’e-
turnirig from Kincardine, Jim
Hodgiris and Bud Stewart nar
rowly escaped more serious in-
j ury" when “their; car went out
of control On,a curve at Millarton
and was badly damaged.
Mrs. Clark Needham and Mrs.
Bert Nicholson spirit-Tuesday af
ternoon at the 'home of Mrs; Allin
Colling, Ripley. ■
Friends here Were Shocked to
hear of the serious injury to Dale
Congram, son of Mr,.„,and Mrs:
Clift Congram pf Lucknow arid
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hope of everyone that he may
make a favorable recovery. '
Congratulations are extended
to Mr. arid Mrs. James. Hodgins
on their 48th wedding anriiver*
sary. We hope that they may still
enjoy good health and be spared '
to celebrate their golden anni
versary. A family dinner was.
.heId-at/their-home-Saturddy-p^nr~^,“
Friday next, is Wbrld Day . of
Prayer. The service for this com-'
ipunity will be held iri the Ang- .
lican Church with Mrs. John Em
merson key . woman. All ladies
Of the community are urged to
attend this riieeting at 2.30 p.m. •
Mrs, Dick Richards, of Para
mount ivisited ; Saturday
Mrs. J. W. Colwell.with
Mr;, and Mrs: Bert Nicholson
and family viisted dri Sunday <
With Mr. and Mrs. Gieri Camp
bell,: Amberley.
Miss Winnie Percy,R;N., of
Woodstock, visited during the
week .with relatives here, Wed
nesday.being the occasion: of_ hpr
mother, Mrs. Wm. Percy’s,/ birth
day. ■ . y ■ ' ' /
' Miss Nancy Needham captured/
the first prize ‘^t .the High School
hard-time dariceu_af_^ipley^nnL^_-
Friday p.ip., dressed a feed sacks.
GATE RECEIPTS at' Teeswater
Fair Were $6,416.00 to’ lead , all
one-pay-day fairs in this respect.
ASHFIELD
Miss Maud MacKenzie of Dear-?
bo.rn and. Mr. Gordon King bf /
J^^amazoo^spent^lie ‘^^ei^erid~'’—*
with relatives here. > ,
Mrs. Rose has invited the
members of • the • Presbyterian W.
M. S. to hold fjieif February
meeting at her Home o.n • Friday,
the 20th. This will be the World’s
Day of Prayer, .Mrs, Hugh Mac
Kenzie Will’be .in charge. :
Miss Bertha Jean Blue of Rip^
ley ‘Was * rushed~-'i6 Kincardine
Hospital oil Sunday for ah ap-
formerly'i bf Kinlough.' It is the; pendik .operation. •'M> . \
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