The Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-12-22, Page 10A
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL. LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, DEC. 22nd, 1954
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To All Our Friends §
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HOWARD AGNEW
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FITTING SERVICES
MARK CHRISTMAS
(ST. HELEN’S NEWS)
White Gift Service
A White Gift service was held
in the United Church Sunday
morning where there was a large
’ - congregation in attendance. Mr.
Harvey Sparling was assisted in
-—;the-worship-service-by-Mr—Lrome-
Woods, superintendent of the.
Sunday School and by Mrs. Tom
Todd. The gifts were gathered by
. Nancy and Susan Dorscht, Gladys
McDonald and Terry Wilson. The
choir sang the anthem, “Hark1
what sounds are sweetly steal
ing”. Mr. Sparling gave a Christ
mas message, “No room in the
■ Inn”,.
Mrs. Alex Murdie has returned
from several weeks, visit in Kit
chener.
Miss Margaret Miller of Strat
ford was home for the week-end.
. The January meeting "of the
Women’s Institute will be held at
the home of Mrs. Ernest Gaunt
on Thursday, January 6th at 2.30.
Roll call, “What I would do if
—Iwerereeve”;motto,Citizenshipr
like charity, begins at home, by
Mrs. Andrew Gaiunt; topic by
Mrs. Ross Gammie; current
events; lunch and program, Mrs.
Eldon Miller, Mrs. Harvey Webb.
Lighted Christmas trees and
evergreens lent a festive air to
the United Church for the pag-
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presented by* the Y.P.U. assisted
by a full choir On Sunday even-
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LANGSIDE NEWS>' ■ ■....T . •
Robert Reid Passes
This . community extends its
deepest sympathy to Mrs. Wes
ley Young in the passing of her
father, the late Robert Reid. Mr,
Reid had undergone an operation
on December 8th from which
he seemed to be making favor
able progress but death came on
December 16th following a stroke
in Victoria Hospital, London. He
was born in Bruce Township and
lived for 'a' while in this district
on the farm which Mr. Roy Huff-
man owns and on Con. 8, before
moving to. Kincardine where he
was a good neighbor and although
of a very quiet disjfositidn al
ways had , a warm welcome ^o
anyone who went to enjoy the.
hospitality of their home.
He leaves to mourn, his widow,
the’ former Ella Shipley of Bruce
Twp., four' sons, Norval, Clar
ence and John of Hensall, Irving
of Wingham and three daughters,
Mrs. Marjorie Helm, Tiverton;
Mrs. Wes Young (Edna) and Mrs.
James Harkness (Florence), Tees-
water and 20 grandchildren. The
funeral was held on Saturday
with Linklater’s funeral home in
charge.
Mr, and Mrs. Everett Whytock,
Gary and Barry and Mr. and Mrs.
Frank* Miller, Betty and Allan
were dinner guests on Sunday at
the’ home of Mr. and Mrs. Mel
vin Husk, Kinloss, in, honor, of
the 60th wedding anniversary of
their parents^ Mr. and Mrs. I. J.
Husk. ’ K* ■
Best Wishes to all our readers
for^-a- very—Happy__Christmas
Season.,
The. pupils of SJS. No. 9, Kin
loss, under the direction of their
teacher, Miss Lois Hunter, pre
sented an excellent Christmas
program in the school on Monday
evening. Miss Joan Cormack held
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With all the gay trimmlhg®
of an old-fashioned Yu Wide — that
is bright with glowing candle®
and rich with golden carol® ■*»
is our hearty think® for your
friendship: May you all enjoy
the Best Christinas ever
JOHN W. HENDERSON
LUMBER LIMITED
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In October The Sentinel pub
lished a letter from J, L. Gar
land of MonchenwGladbach Rhein,
dahlen, Germany, seeking inform
ation about the family of Mur
dock Morrison and his wife Mary
Monroe, natives of the' Isle of
Skye, who immigrated -to .the
Lucknow district and- died here
before the turn of the century;
The information was required,
for a friend, of Mr. Garland’s, an
eminent,1 Austrian genealogist,
who was tracing the family tree.
Last week we received the fol
lowing card from Mry Garland:
“Thank you very mucn for
publishing my letter regarding
the Morrison-Monroe family in
your newspaper. It has already
produced much information from
members of the family, Mr. Mur
doch Morrison of Lucknow and
Mrs. Lexie' Bell of Kincardine,'
which I am forwarding to my
friend, Dr. Carl Friedrich .vob
Frank, together with the copy of
The Sentinel”,
7'77ing.’ Opening with the process
ional “Oh, ,conie| all ye Faithful”
and ending with the candle-lit
/ . recessional singing of “Silent
Night”, the pageant centred
around the Manger scene at Beth
lehem with Doris Miller as Mary
dnd Marvin McDonald as Joseph.
The Wise Men Were represented
by Dick Curran, Barry McQuillin
and Donnie.Joe Gaunt with Ivan
McQuillin,, Donald Taylor and
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Crawford McNeill, as . the Shep
herds. Isabelle MacPherson. and
Donna' Woods were the angels of
good will.,.The Christmas; stories
were read by Lois Webb and Don
Camerpn and the choir sang “Joy
to the World!*? Mrs. Harvey Sparl-.
ing contributed the solo “Infant
JEloly.,Land.:.Mrs..E... WL-Rice.^Keep
Christ’s Name in Christmas’*. Rev.
D. J. MacCrae of Wingham gave
inspirihg^fhess^enDn-^How^for
Keep Christmas*’. The service
ended with a candlelightihg cere
mony led.by Doh Cameron, when
candles lighted from his were
used to light others throughout
the congregation. . '
An invitation' is extended to
everyone in. the community to
attend the Sunday School con
cert in.’’ the United Church- on
Monday evening at 8.30.
ACKNOWLEDGES. RECEIPT
OF PIONEER INFORMATION
tile lucky ticket and won a lovely
table lamp.
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FRIENDLY GREETINGS AT THIS
HOLIDAY SEASON
We thank you sincerely for your patronage,
friendship and good-willand extend dur
Best wishes for Christmas and
The New Year*
FROM THE STAFF OF
SIL VER WOOD DAIRIES LTD.
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, Lucknow, Ontario
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