The Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-06-10, Page 3WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10th, 1953 ... f 4. .
THE: LUCKNOW- SENTINEL.LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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Minister:
Rev, G, A, Meiklejohn;
B.A., B.D.
SUNDAY, JUNE 14th .
a.m.: Sunday School Anni-
• ' versary,
p.m.: “Being Disciples of
Jesus”,
Lucknow
Presbyterian Church
ROv. C. A. Winn, B.A.,
Minister.
SUNDAY, JUNE 14th
10 a.m.; Sunday School.
IL a.m.; Sacrament of Bapt
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3 pin.: Erskine, Dungannon,
Sacrament of Baptism.
7 p.m.; Evening Worship.
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Sunday! School
ANNIVERSARY
LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH
SUNDAY, JUNE 14th
11.00 a.m.'
Superintendent:
-^^^Wilfred Drennan.
"Minister:
Rev; G. -A. Meiklejohn.
Music by Junior Choir
(All members of the Sunday
School are asked to gather in
the School Room at 10.45 a.m.)
OBITUARY
EARL DOUGLAS WHITE
This community was saddened,
and a young wife and. her little
boy sorrowfully bereaved, by the
death of Earl Douglas White, who
passed away in St. Joseph’s Hos
pital, London, On Tuesday, May
26th. He was 41. - "
Earl’s untimely death was due
to a heart ailment from which he
had suffered for about, five years,
Although a resident of Western
Canada , most of his life, Earl was
well known here and for' the
past year hie and Mrs. White and :
their 21-months’-old son Murray
had resided, in-Xucknow?
Earl was born at Lanigan, Sask,
on November 5th, 1911, being a
son of George and Ethel White.
He served four years in the Royal
Canadian Air Force and on Sep
tember 4th, 1950, married Eileen
A. Hall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. Hall. Following their mar
riage they resided at Trial, B.C.,
until returning here a, year .ago.
Earl was a member of the Un
ited Church, of the B.P.O. Elks
and the Canadian Legion.
■: The funeral service was held
on Sunday, May 31st at the Mc
Lennan - MacKenzie Memorial
Chapel; and was largely attend
ed. Many lovely floral tributes
were added expressions Of respect
and sympathy. The service was
cpuductedbyaclosefriendyRev;
J. Dorrian of Tottenham, who
had married the young couple not
so long ago. tie was assisted by
Rev. Grant Meiklejohn.. ’
Interment was in Greenhill.
7Cemetery^3;The“ pallbearers were
Harold .Ritchie’ A. J. Wilson, Russ’
Button, Ernie Crawford, R. Rich
ards and F. McKinnon;
Other survivors besides , his
^ife“aiM‘^bung_^On? include his
mother, Mrs. Ethel White; three
sisters, Mrs. A- Hayton; Trialy
BjC.; Mrs. L. Bull, Bemidji,.
Minm; Mrs. P. McIntyre, Elfros,
Sask.; two brothers, James of
Trail and Wilfred of Elfros.
ed Mr.»and Mrs. Ross Paterson
and Mr. and Mrs: Gordon Mont
gomery /(formerly Muriel Pater
son). Ross works in the Kleenex
factory and took them on a tour I
Noreen Kilpatrick is employed
as a waitress at the Delawana
Inn, Honey Harbor..
i Mr. Lloyd Barkwell left for
Toronto on Monday where he in
tends to stay for a* while/ ?
1 . . - I. • • •George Chin is home from Ann
Arbor, Mich., where he has been
attendihg university.
■Mrs, John MacMillan is quite
ill. and is again a patient in St.
Joseph’s Hospital, London.
Mrs, R, H. Thompson is spend
ing this week in. Toronto with
her sister, Lorna. Campbell.,
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Hender
son and family spent the week
end at Port Colborne.
Morgan, "Donald and Jim Hen
derson have been attending the
Trade Fair at Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McCall and
infant sori Barry of Listowel
spent the week-end with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter McCall.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Kilpatrick
and daughter Pamela of Toronto
spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. S. J. Kilpatrick.
Miss Gertrude Crich and Mr.
and Mrs. j.. Wrangham .of Torr
onto were week-end guests of Mr.’
;and Mrs^.^ Harold ../r^M®aven’j^=-^-
Miss Shirley Robinson, nurse in
training, has returned to her dut
ies in Owen Sound, after spending
her, vacation at her home here.
—Misst—Estella-"" Pat^t^son ^and
Mary Jo Anderson of London
spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. Torrance*Anderson.
__Mr. and Mrs. Tracv—Webster-
and little daughter Linda of Kit-'
chener visited, with Mr. and Mrs.
Richard-Webster Sunday last.
Mr. arid Mts. Clifford MacMil
lan and daughter Christine and
Jim MacMillan of St. Catherines
spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. MacMillan.
Mr. and Mrs. George MacGregr
or, Hamilton, and Mr. and Mrs.-
Rae Myers and daughter Linda
Neil J. MacKenzie.
. Mrs.. Howard Cowan and child-/
ren left Monday of this week to
visit Mrts. Cowan’s parents, Mr;
and Mrs. A. H. Jesperson, Chilli-.
. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Brooks
and Janice, Mr. and’ Mrs., James
Culbert and Mrs. Bert Finnigan
_£p.en.txSUhd;ayr-a-t—PoH^Dover-~at-
Mr. £rid Mrs.-Gordon Will’s, cot-,
tage.. - ' /•.•/, .. ■ ?,./ ■.'/•
• Mr. and Mrs,-Richard Webster
■have returned' home after spend
ing several weeks with their dau
ghter, Mrs. Charlie Johnston, of
Sarnia^ where Mr...:’Vy'esbjer, was
recuperatihg from a- recent oper-
• ation. ' •■•/ • ‘ . • • ’ ‘
j Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Armstrong
and family and Mrs.- Armstrong’s
1 sister, Miss June Reeve of Port
Colborne, spent the week-end
here with Mr. Armstrong’s par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. G. Arm
strong.
Mr. and Mrs. Alec Sharpe and
sons David and Keith and: Mrs.
Qurston of Guelph were Sunday I.
•Visitdrs- with’/Mf..-’and/Mrs/John '
’R. England, Alec and Jack served | •
uveiseas -.togetliel.' ■■ ,? • • •
Dr. W. V.. Johnston leaves this
week to fly to Saskatchewan, to I
him by train to the West, where
they yyill Visit with their daugh
ters, Dr/ and Mrs. John Mow
bray of Stoughton, Sask, and Mr.
and Mrs; W,m. McKinnon, of Cal
gary*. •' / /' ; ■ . ■ . . ‘
The regular meeting of Luck-
1 now Women^s Institute wpl be
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WEDDINGS /
Jackman—Mackenzie
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Pink and White snapdragons,
calla lilies and fern adorned Ash
field Presbyterian Church on
Saturday, June 6th for the wgd-
ding of Ethel Mary MacKenzie,,
daughter of Mrs. .Roderick Mac- J
Kenzie of iKintail and the late j wack, B.C. .
Mr. MacKenzie to . Mr. Clifford
Russel Jackman of Toronto, son
of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Jackman
of Toronto. The ’ceremony ' was
-pei-foimed—by^Rev^*r^IX--MaC,r'
••Donald.' . j ■
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The bride,' given in marriage
by" her brother,' Mr, David Mac
Kenzie, was lovely, in a waltz
length ./gown of white . silk or
ganza over taffeta, with jacket of
chantilly lace. The full skirt had
applique of the same lace as in
the jacket. She wore a fingertip,
veil with lace headdress and car
ried >a cascade of Johanna' Hill
roses. ; ", " .
The bridesmaid was Miss Bev--
erley MacKenzie of Kintail, niece
of the bride, and Mirs. John. Bittie
of Toronto, was matron of honor.
They wore identical Waltz-lengih
gowns of maUve. arid' turquoise,
silk organza with matching head
dress and carried „ cascadei .b.o_u-...
"duets of yellowy carnations. .
Norman ‘ Jackman, brother of..
The groom, was best man. The
ushers were David Cowan ‘ and>
Ant Bittie. Miss Sally /MacDonald/
was organist and Miss Marion
Munn isang i‘The Lord’s Prayer.”
and “Through The Years”..
Dinner was served at Reid’s
Corners Community Hall for
^bout seventy guestsl. The bride’s
mother received in aVforest green
crepe and lace dress with black
accessories arid corsage of pink
-gardeniasxThe groom’s"^
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of Sudbury visited with Mrs. of the plant '
The Paramount_Women’s Insti
tute will hold their June 16th
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i CAR TO ARRIVE EARLY >IEXT WEEK
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/• ■.■/""'/I JOHN W. HENDERSON
XXttlMBEKiafflfEDX i
| Lucknow — Phone 150 — Ontario j
■ JBORN — .
FORAN—at Alexandra Hospital*
Goderich, on May 27, 1953, tec
Mr. and Mirs. John F. Foran,. R.
2, Auburn, a daughter.
RITCHIE—in ’ Wingham . General
Hospital on Tuesday, June 2ndr
1953, to ML and Mrs. Harvey Rit
chie, R. 3, Lucknow, a daughters
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We are booking orders fo>r
BRITISH COLUMBIA
RED CEDAR SHINGLES
In Grades No. 1-5X, No. 2-5X
. and No. 3-5X.. U.
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meeting at Mrs. A. Irwin’s. Th&
members wishing tickets for Tor
onto in August can get them at
this meeting. Roll Call, ‘‘Some
thing I read about the A.C.W.W.”
Will members please have ans
wers for roll call. Current events,
Mrs. H. Ensign; topic, Mrs. Reid,
paper on Edna Jacques; program,
Mrs. McLennan, Mrs. Stahley.
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■ ■Tfwwaang for an Army Career
Under the Soldacey ■ AppranHce-Under the Sosd^er An^rentase^Pinn—-
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The Canadian Army Soldier Apprentice Plan upon reaching their 17tk birthday they re-
offers a unique career Opportunity for young e’eive full pay with extra group pay as they
programme trains Soldier Apprentices for f
careers as skilled soldier tradesmen* ihe yqunginah who is interested in the happy»
healthy and purposeful life of the .Soldier
• Trades training tinder ex perl instructors Apprentice shbuld investigate immediately.
in one of16 skilled trades. '• ■ - .
• Aeademie training ir. dentistry,
algebra, English, etc. v e
irTHltitary training as o Canadian Soldier, j
Soldier Apprentices follow a balanced pro- I
gramme of stjLidy,. Work and play; live, in1 i
separate. residence at Army Schools under J
! . supervisidti' of military arid Civilian instruc- ’
I tors. It’s a healthy, berieficiai course of train- I
I tliaL prepares Soldier Apprentices for . |
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‘ Soldier Apprentices are eligible for all Army* I
benefits,-pensions and the 30 days annual j >
deave. They receive half pay while. 16 but
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join? Mrs ..Johnston who preceded! men of, 16-who want a good future* 3-Way qualify.
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-gardeniasr^h^^ a 00 ' o’clock. Hostesses,
assisted in a powder* blue dress < •ja|instone, Mrs. Philip
with .matching jacket, white ac<Mis-j. ’ g^er johnston.
cessories and corsage' of. pink ^tew fart
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with matching jacket, white ac^
gardenias. 1 , . -
For a motor trip tri Washington
and New York the bride’s en
semble was a beige knitted suit,
’beige hat/iand 'gloves, snakeskin.
sh°es land’. bag and carnal hair,
coat, with a corsage of roses. ,
Mrs/ Jackman will re- Sicfe in Toronto. • I
Mrs. J. R.. Johnstone, Mrs. Philip.
Roll Call’, narne an interesting fact !
about Newfoundland. ■ Slides oh. j
Goose Bay. Everyone Welcome:,
. Mr? and . Mrs. Wallace Conn,
Charlie Taylor and Mr. and Mrs.
I Ronald - Forster- spent last -week
. I. on. a motor trip to Kapuskasing,
-; Lard6r 'Lake, Sudbury and MM*
i land. At Kapu’skashig they visit-
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General Officer. Commanding, , .
Central Command, OrtOna Barracks,
Oakville, Ont. ' .
Please send me the booklet on the
Soldier Apprentice.
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