The Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-09-23, Page 8'A
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNQW, ONTARIO
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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 23rdi 1953
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Service and ^Satisfaction in
Plumbing
and
Heating
Automatic Oil Furnaces In
stalled—-See The Oil Ranges.
FURNACE repairs
Bathroonv Fixtures & Repairs
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BEATTYPUMFS&RFPAIRS
BRUCE DEANERY CLERGY <
MET AT ST, PETER’S CHURCH
Art Gilmore
R. R. 3, LUCKNOW
’Phone 61-r-13, Dungannon
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WINGHAM, ONTARip
SPORT...
Formosa Ousts Fort
Port Albert was eliminated
from the “C” softballplaydowns
by Formosa 3 games to 1. Port
took' the: opener with Formosa
coming back to win three in a-
raw; Port^ Albert played their
home games in Caledonian Park.
The final tussle was last Thurs
day night which, provide^ a close
3-1 ball game. It was a tie game
going into the 7th,
CROSSETT MOTORS
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On Tuesday, September 15th,
the Church of England clergy of
the Deanery of Bruce met at St.
Fqters, Lucknow, The Rev, H. L.
Jennings celebrated Holy Com-
muniori at 10 a.m; after which
business was1 conducted in the
Rectory by the Rev. R. M- Jones,
Rural Dean and Rector of St.
Paul’s,; Southampton.
Other clergy present were Rev,
A, J. Ostle, Chesley; Rev. F. N.
TalmefJTHanover/Rev. G. Hamil
ton, Lipri’s Head, who was ;w<ql-
?cbmed into 7tfie" DqanWy; RevvrFr
Tomkinson, .Paisley; Rev. M,' A.
Stephens, Wiar.tori; and the Rev,
G. H,. Kidd, Walkerton, who will
return to Ireland at the epd of
the month. ,
Matters for discussion were:
the Every Member Visitation and
Canvass in 'each church in the
Deanery, the visit of Bishop
Helber Wilkinson of India to the
Deanery, a central Confirmation
Service for the Deanery in Feb
ruary, and the organization of
the Brotherhood of (Anglican
Churchmen in each parish. v
\ Mrs. H. L. Jennings, assisted
by her mother, Mrs. C. Laurence
of Gorrie, served dinner.
The next meeting will be- on
Monday, October Sth in conjunc- j
tion with the Fall meeting oF the 1 tdry prayer.
W.A. at the Church of the * 4
Messiah, Kincardine.
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FOURTH CONCESSION
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Mrs. George Lockhart Was
“ the Western Fair, London,
Tuesday.
Miss Margaret MacDonald
Sarnia was home for the week-
,Mr. and Mrs. Ken Jamieson of
Montreal and Mrs. L. Maclver of
Lucknow visited Thurst^y with
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dickie. >
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Graham
spent Wednesday with relatives
"at Drayton. • s •
ROOFING
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Ready Before Winter.
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Now Is The Time To Get Your Roof
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The September meeting of the’
Ashfield W.M.S. was held St the
home ,of Mrs; • Hugh MacKenzie.
Mrs. Reuben Wilson, who was in
charge of the program, opened
| the meeting with prayer, Mrs.
i Fred McGregor read the scripture
lesson and the meditation on it.
The-meditation was composed by
Mrs. Wilson. Anna Mae MacDon
ald offered prayer. The roll call
was answered by . naming a mis
sionfield, A new committee was
appointed to prepare the pro
grams for 1954;. A >card with. the
names of. all members present, is
to be mailed to~Mrs. D. A. Mac- I
I Lean, who was absent owing to |
• illness; After<the collection, Mrs.
J Colin McGregor, gave the offer- J
‘ . Mrs; Earl Howes
read about the Christian church
in Africa from the study book.
■ Mrs. Jamieson read about Jem~
ima~ Thompson, a hymn writer.
She wrote the “Sweet Story of
Old” as phe rode along on a
stage coach. Mrs; Tqm McDonald
gave a review outline of the Glad
[ Tidings. After hymn 684. and the j
national anthem; Mrs. Wilson |
gave the closing prayer. Mrs. Mc
Kenzie and helpers served re-
i freshments and a social time was*
^enjoyed. There were 29. presents
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USED CAR
Clearance Sale
MUST BE SOLD
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ROLL ROOMING in 45 lb., 55 lb; and 90 lb.,
SHINGLE ROLL, New Pattern
supertite ASPHALT shingles
210 lb. ASPHALT SHINGLES in the
Popular Blends
Cedar shingles
JOHN W. HENDERSON
LUMBER LIMITED
’Phone 150 Lucknow. Ont.
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[ 1947 MERCURY SEDAN
..1946 CHEV, SEDAN—1 ’ 11'—“rn94T^EV7~COACH--“
t 1937 CHEV. SEDAN 1942 DODGE COACH
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n 10 TWO-TON ARMY TRUCKS, available soon "
PONTIAC COACH
CHEVROLET SEDAN 1951 DODGE SEDAN
POWERGLIDE CHEV. COACH, fully equipped
chev. DELUXE SEDAN
FORD CUSTOM SEDAN
OLDSMOBILE FLEETLINE
CHEV/COACH
| Brussels Motors
X Huron ^County’s Foremost Used Car Dealers.S Cash, Trade, Terms — Open Evenings Until 10
§ Cities Service Dealer — - Phone 73x, Brussels
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Congratulations ot Mr. & Mrs.
Donald Stewart (nee Gladys
Blake of Colborne Twp.), who
wera married last Saturday af
ternoon, Sept, 19th. .Earl Crow-
ston was groomsman. , \
; Miss- Lois Crowston, accompan
ied by Miss Lorraine McDonald,
spent a few days last week in
Flint and Detroit;
Mrs. Clark Johnson, Linda and
Janetta, spent the week-end with
Mr.; and Mrs. Chas. Tiffin?
Mr. Donald Huffman & Clar-
ence Crowston went to Chatham
to work.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Simpson ..
spent the week-end with par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Simp
son.___:_____- \ ■ ' ." ' ' ■ ■ .
The Young People’s Society
will commence their meetings for
the Fall Friday evening in the
church.
Miss Lois Crowston, Earl and
Marlow, Crowston of Kincardine
were guests at the Stewart-Blake
wedding Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs, Henry E. Olson
and Mrs. Ejar.1 Murray of Duluth,
Minn^, -and Mrs. Chas. C. -Sher
wood of Detroit called on Mr, and
Mrs. Russell Ritchie last week.
They are ‘ sisters of Mrs. Chester
Ritchie, formerly of Paramount
district. It is quite a few years
Since Mrs. Murray and Mrs. Ol
son have vfeited the home com
munity. . .
Mr.‘and Mrs.;Ted Collyer, Mr.
and Mrs, . Neil McDonald, Mr. &
Mrs. -Wes -Young, : Mr.: and Mrs.-
Bert Moffat, Jimmy and Donna
_atteilded_Londb_n Fait.
The Ladies Aid was held at
♦the home of Mrs. Wm. Orf, Mrs.
Wm. Evans presiding. Hymn 582
was sung and prayer. Mrs. Bert
Moffat, read the scripture; Mrs.
Peter Moffat gave the meditation
and prayer. Business was discuss
ed; Birthday dates are to be
sought at 10c each to be put on
calendars made for Ladies Aid*
All to be handed in by October
9th; It wa$ decided to- have, a
bazLaar-^nd^sorial^October30th.
Letter of thanks was read, also
a lotter from the clerk of the
church on behalf of the Session
of appreciatiqn for the gifts, giv
en to the church by the Ladies
Aid and, interest they have shovvh:
Readings were given by Mfs. J;
Crowston, Mrs. Frank Miller,
Mrs. Wes Young,, Mrs. Neil
Donald, Doliena, Orr. and ' Mrs;
I Feagah* Thanks Were extended to
1 Mrs. Orr fdr her hom'S. Hymn
511 was supg. The Lortfs prayer
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f951_Forri Sedan. green. low mileage
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1941 Plymouth 2-door.- blue
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Ford 2-door, black ..................
Ford Sedan, grey
Meteor 2-door, blue.... .....
Meteor Sedan, green
Mercury-2-door, 2--tone green, radio
Monarch Sedan, blue ........... ..... .
Mercury Sedan, maroon ............. .... .
Austin Sedan, grey .....
Austin Sedan, grey .
Nash 2-door, green1940
1939 Chrysler Sedan, blue
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Mercury
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3 -ton
3-ton, completely reconditioned
2- ton with stake rack
3- ton, reconditioned motor
3-ton
1948 Mercury 3-ton
1946' Chev. 1-tpn •
1950 Mercury Ms-ton with racks
1952 Ford Tractor and ,one-way disc
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Two ditching, outfits are carry-
TRAVEL IS OUR BUSINESS
SEE YOUR
was repeated. A dainty lunch
was. seryed by Mrs. Orr and Doll- ing out operations on the Second
cna. Concession.
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If yoti’re going places—whether
for business or pleasure—to
any destination near or far,
- keep us ever in mind.
Travel is our
business—tra vel in
Canada, United
States, West .
Indies, Europe, etc.!
We’ll beglad to
help you with ’
your plans, and
will do our best
to mike your trip
a pleasant one.
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Canadian
National
Railways
For reservations and informa-'
tioh regarding, your business and
HgH' pleasure travel, see, ■ write , or
phone .your local Canadian ’ Nat-
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