The Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-05-06, Page 3THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL/ LUCKNOW, ONTARIOWEDNESDAY, MAY 6th, 1953
WOLF CUBS
two Cubs strayed
thq Jungle last week,- and
LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH
Minister:
Rev. G. A. Meiklejohn,
■ B.A., B.D.
SUNDAY, MAY 10th
11 a.m.: Christian Family Sun-
day. Sacrament of baptism. I
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Evening, Service .Withdrawn!
due Presbyterian Church!
Anniversary. |
Presbyterian Church
Rev. C. A. Winn, B.A.,
Minister.
SUNDAY, MAY 10th
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES
11.00 a.m. and 7 pan. D.S.T,
Guest Speaker — Rev. J. R.
MacDonald of Ashfield and
Ripley.
Special music by the Choir
assisted by Whitechurch Male
Quartette;
CHURCH CHANNELS
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“good losers”. Members
winning Six are: Sixer
Lord-of-Lif^and-King-ofglor-y^—
i. - Who didst deigma child to-be,r-
Cradled on a mother’s, bosom.
Throned upoiCa/mother’s knee:
For the children thou hast given
We must answer unto. thee..
Since the day the blessed Mother
Thee, the world’s Redeemer, bore,
Thou has crowned us with an
honour
Women never knew before;
And that we may bear it meekly
We must seek thine aid. the more.
Grant us, then/pure hearts and
patient,
That in all we do dr say ,
" Little souls our deeds may copy,
And be never led astray:
Little, feet our steps may follriW
In a safe and narrow Way.
May i^e keep our holy calling,
Stainless in its fair, renpwn,
..That when all the work is over"
And we lay the burden down,
. Then the children thou hast given
Still may be our joy and crown.
DR. W. X MUMFORD IS
' A TIRELESS MINISTER
from
. - , . therefore missed the big sudden* death
game which declared the 1953
champions “of the Indoor Floor
hockey league. Said, honors went
to the White Six who defeated
the Reds. 3r0 in1 a* closely con
tested game. Aided by a strong
defence,, Agnew kept his eye on
the puck to gain a shut-out while
the spectacular offensive actidn
of Collyer . and Henderson had
their opponents going round in
circles. Bobby Andrew • in goal
for the Reds, and Bill Andrew on
the forward line, played out
standingly. The Reds were worthy
opponents,’ and what is most im
portant
of the
Fraser Ashton, Second George
Gibson arid Cubs Evan Agnew,
Glenn' Cowan, Thorn Collyer,
Paul Henderson,, Kenneth Jones
and Frank Murdie.
Further test work on 1st and
2nd Starsr"?was ^bWucted> ""arid
Baloo and Bagheera looked after
a period" of games and relays,
while Akela met with the Sixers
and Seconds at. the Sixers Coun
cil. Various matters were discuss
ed and some interesting outdoor
activities 'are in the offing.
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Those, interested in helping the
Pack are reminded of this oppor
tunity by purchasing the lovely
picture of ; . Her Mejesty Queen
Elizabeth II which we are selling.
Kindly leave your order at Um-
bach’s Drug Store where the “pic
ture is on display. /
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Till next weeks Cubs, “Good
Hunting”.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stewart vis
ited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Goesel and family,, Kin
cardine/ . X
> We are glad to report that Mr.
and Mrs. Clayton Meyers were
able to' bring their baby son
home from Wingham. Hospital
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Mac McPherson
and family of,the 6th Con. spent
^Sunday with Mr. arid Mrsk Torrr
’Stewart anti family. .
Mr. Jim Hodge of Kinlough is
assisting with the . work., at Mr.
Ernie Hanna’s.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schumacher
and Helen spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin Zettel arid Mrs.
Schumacher, Formosa.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown and
Reg visited Sunday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Nicholson and
family, Bervie.
(Guelph Daily Mercury)
Dr. W. J. Mumford who re
tired from the active ministry
less than a year ago and accept--
ed the invitation from Melville
United Church, Fergus/to be as
sistant minister is still a very
busy man.
On Sunday he. spoke to his
Young People’s Bible Class at 10
a.m. and he took the regular
iniprning church service at' 11
a.m. Normally this would be con7
sidered a .good ,day*s work for a
retired minister but that was a
warm up for Dr. Mumford. At
three o’clock he was in the Mt.
* Forest district where he baptized
two adults, admitted 15 young
People into church membership,
dispensed communion service and
took the church service., Iij the.
evening ;he was in Kenilworth,
where he baptized three infants
and again dispensed communion
^hd again preached a sermon.
Still riot icbntent that he had
done a good- day’s work: he was
x---hack_^ix3iMelville—to—be—present,
for the closing activities in cori-
. section with a welcome party ex-,
tended to new members who join
ed the church* in the past fpw
riioriths and also tri New. Can
adians who have rcpm,e tri live in
*ho (Fergus area recently. /
Mumford' takes the tmd~
prayer service , rin Wedhes-
-day evening also,.aridMs' insmuch
demand as a speaker in the com-
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Local & General
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Stothers
spent the week-end in London.
. Earl White is . hospitalized in
London due to a heart condition.
Mrs; Verna Myers of Kitchener
spefft the week-end with her
father, Mr. Rt H, McQuillin.
Mrs. A. W. Hamilton is- visiting
in Ottawa 'With Mr. and Mrs.
DougClark. '
Mrs. C, ,,H. MacDonalcl under
went a major operation in Till-
sonburg. on Tuesday. \ *
Mr. and Mrs. Matt MacDpnald
have moved to«Kincardine from
.their farm at Port Albert which
they sold to Ernie Crawford.
Gordon Irwin is making a good
recovery from spinal meningitis
and was able to leave. Goderich
Hospital last Friday.
Mr; S. C. Rathwell ^returned to
town the first of the week after
spending a few weeks in Toronto
with Mr. and Mrs. Orm Moffat.
Richard Webster entered hos
pital in London on Sunday for
a check-up prior to undergoing
an operation. .
Mr; and Mrs. Douglas Ball and
daughter Barbara of Clinton
were Sunday visitors with hrir
mother, Mrs. A E. Durnin.
~ —Mr; and Mrs;/ Bert Alton, Ken
neth, Donnie, Joan and Dorothy
spent the week-end at Sudbury
visiting Mrs. Alton’s sisters.
The. regular meeting of the
Lucknow. Women’s Institute wjil
be held in the Town Hall, on
Friday, May 8th, Hostesses, the
Executive. = f
Mrs. John Jamieson suffered a
itghtlrtrbj^^
Her condition has improved some
and she is able to get about with
assistance.
Mr. and Mrs. George Linley of
Detroit were week-end ‘ visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Vincent
of Belgrave. Mr. Linley returned
Sunday but Mrs. Linley is re
maining up awhile.
Recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. George Moncribf were his
brother, Melvin Moncrief of Trial,
B.C. and Mr. and Mrs. N. Kury-
lufck and daughter, Mary Lou, of
Kinnaird, B.C;
CULROSS CORNERS
DURING MAY AND JUNE1
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We still think the easiest (way
to improve a vegetable dinner is
to add a nice juicy steak.\
DUNGANNON CAST PRAISED
Slab Prices Slashed
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Dungannon Junior Farmers
had an entry in the Goderich
Drama Festival, and the adjudi
cator in his remarks compliment
ed the cast, for a wonderful ef
fort. For an inexperienced young
group they did a grand job he
said. They received the Robert
Simpson Co. award of merit.
The best juvenile actor award
went to Dougals A thill of the
Dungannon group.
Dependable Investments!
GUARANTEED TRUST CERTIFICATES
and DEBENTURES NOW PAY
• Receive 4% on $100 or more for 5 years, 3%% for 3 dnd •
14 years or 3% for 1 and 2 years. , •'
• Recognized, % law, as trustee investments*
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• Aik for Odr‘^20 Questions” folder oil these investments. ?
"Older, than th* Dominion of CanaJ^:
District Representative " Joseph Agii&w, Lucknow'Offke — Eondoti, Oiit«rto;
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OPEN HOUSE
Tuesday, May 12th, i§ National Hospital Day,
We will hold Open House that afternoon
from 2,00 to 4.00 pm.
And Invite You To Visit Us And Insect Our Hospital,
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BAKER'S PRIVATE HOSPITAL |
LEGION NOTES
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As part of a very enthusiastic
April meeting, Comradel Garnet
Henderson was .installed as Ser-
geant-at-Armsi and Comrades
Philip MacMillan anpl James Mc
Naughton were initiated into our
branch. \
President C. Greer' and 1st vice
president K. Cameron attended
the Zone Cl district meeting held
in Kincardine recently.
The tickets for the showing of
“The. Hasty Heart”, sponsored by
the Legion in cq-operation with
Comrade B.‘ Pappas at the Play4
house on May 7-8-9, are now in
the * hands of the members /for
sale. Your reporter as one who
has seen this fine show, recom
mends it highly/ to everyone and
in particular no veteran or his
family or friends should miss it.
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The Midget hockey banquet is
now past history but -one that
we venture to say will long be
remembered. It was surely a
grand climax to a successful
season. And we couldn’t pass up
this opportunity for a .good snap-
py saiute tp the Ladies^ Auxiliary
for a job well done in catering
for the banquet.
Lessthanamonthnowtillthe
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I—~GREEN-SLABS,^per cord.42.50
Delivered in Lucknow
Hardwood Mixed Wood
Hard Maple, Elm,
: L Beech, __.Soft Maple,
Cherry,. Ash Basswood
DRY SLABS, per cord _ $3.00 $2.00
Delivered in Lucknow
Coronation of our> Queen. ;We
would urge all good .citizens to- . <
give47 seriqus thought to decorat
ing their premises for this mem
orable occasion/: Secretary JI. D.
Thompson has information on
some suitable inexpensive decor-,
ating materials and hny one in
terested should see him at/once;
NOTE ALL VETERANS — The
Service Bureau Officer will be in
Lucknow May 21st. If you have-
a problem see him then. See the-
secretary for the time.
Due to the pressure of coming
examinations, I believe the^publie
speaking contests will be passed
up for the present at least.
Plans are'now being completed
for- a Coronation Ball to be held
on June 1st. 0
The annual church parade vnll .
beheld in the very near future.
Watch for further particulars.
/ They served -till- death. Why ■
not. we?' ’
Youth, at late hour on front
porch: “Oh, darling, how can I
leave you?”
A Girl’s “Father, wearily putting '
head out of window: “Walk, take
bus No. 4 or call a cab and charge
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