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WEDNESDAY,MARCH.. . 21, 1958
THE
LUCK OW
UNITED CHURCH.
Minister:
Rev. r. A. Meikle john,
B.A., , B.D.
SUNDAY, .MARCH 25th
1Q:00 a.m.; Church: School.
11.00. a.m.:. "God being', my
Helper". "
7.00 p.m.: "The Evidence o1
the, . Resurr'eetiipn".
Lucknow
re ,by ter. isn h rch'
Rev., 'Wallace McClean,
Minister
SUNDAY, MARCH 25th
11.00 a m.s Morning Worship.
12..15. p.m.::Sunday School.
3.00 p.m.; Dungannon:
Evening'. Service Withdrawn
• k ST HELENS
The annual meeting of the St.
Helen's Public Librarywas field.
on Tuesday evening with the.,
.'pres'ifientt "lt7llss W: 11.'Rutherford
'
iii charge.' The treasurer ' report-
ed a balance on hand of $1.4.81.
Miss .Isobel Miller, the . librarian;
reported\ a rnem.bership. of 26
families with: atotal of 945 books
.read.; Booka,'. are received 'from
the. Huron •ICounty 'L'ibrary'' arid
aver $80 had been .spent on new
books. The.' „following • officers
were re=elected: Pres. Miss .• W.
D. 'Rutherford:; librarian,. Miss,
Isobel Miller; :sec:, • Mrs John'
Cameron; treas., W. A. Miller;
directors, l. rs.W. A: Miller, Mrs::
G MacPherson, Mrs `Frank 'Mc-
Quillin, Mrs.: Alex Purves, . Mr.:
and .1VIrs. oo s, an ,dhn,
Cameron. •-) '
'Everyone is invited to'the Var
' R,iety concert by ;.the . Woanen!s In=
stitute In the • 'Community Hall
brig;itiay-revening ti-8;30:""'EM
1hember is 'to arrange for a .num-
beron the :program: A dance
Will follow. Ladies . please 'bring
lunch'.• • .
Mrs. W. - I. Miller was 'hostess
• for .the `meetings of the W.M.S.
and, the W.A. 'on Priolay ' after-.
• noon when 16 ladies were in, at,-
tendance.. The theme .' ofthe wore
ship service ; for, the W.M,.S. for
which •Mrs: Miller 'presided 'was
'The , call to ,the ,mission of the
•church thrqugh service and cit
izens�hip". Mrs/Miller was assist_
ed by "Mrs. G. MacPherson, Mrs.
n • Frank•,..Mcf 1ui'hin • 'and 'Mrs: .J:
Cameron. The .'..topicfrom the
'r - tudybook -"No-Vanishrrig Race”
t,on the Canadian 'Indians today,
d' , was :most interesting .as• conduct'
s; '` ed by Miss 'W. D. 'Eutherford,• In
A :answer to the questions `asked .by
d • her, .Mrs, 'Ross ' Errington, rs".
'Y D:
C. McDonald and Mrs. E. W.
Rice, 'representing different In-
a
dian tribes, •gave much informa,
t' • tion. • Mrs Lorne Woods read of
s, the work of'•1ames. Evans in ro-
viding' the writtenlanguage for
11.. • the :Indiana' and•: Mrs. ' W. A. Mil-
ler read • •P.auline • Johnston's'
al , POQm "Canadian 'Born", •
id .Mrse T. J. Todd, .the' president,
was in . charge. of-, the W.A,, Ole
in R theme' of . which was "Kept • •bey
the. I:otuei-.'ef oct==Pen'
et Mrs Alex Murdie read the .scrip
• tore lesson• and Mrs, L. Woods,
-the•�les.son,,t.h: •.
oughis�,It `was.u..s`lat'.
-ed-" an '"electric heatdr had
ben 'purchased for the • vestry.
5.60 was voted to the Cancer
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and and it was decided to, make
a lavetre for the bale. At the
conclusion a pleasant social hour
has enved with . lunch : served
by Mrs, ,i. Cameron and . Mrs. W.
• A, ,Miller
Plari::ya, i�an rn"for thr
play "Too Many Relatives" by
the Belgr,ave . A.,y.P;U, on 'Tues
day evening,- April •_..._.
p 3rd.,.......�ceP.
the -date -in -MTh -CU- ••�' '—
High honors . at, the Shoot
party on Thursday night went
to Mrs. Bob. Lyons and Lorhe
Forster and second rite � oing
1 Mrs. Victor Errington.g and
red. 1 cr�ri-llin, There were 9
LUCKNOW 541TINEL,: LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
WRITES FROM• THE
SUNNY SOU H __ t
Received a ' letter least„we
from Mr. T. J. Salkeld iF1
•ida, where they are enjoying t
sunshine, greed grass and wa
air. Sounds ' good to those ba
home, where King Winter is r
luctant to ease his icy grip.
Enroute South, they left t
snow 'behind below Grand Be
and: in Ohio saw the spring bir
•which :we will- see, in Ontario
late, April,,
On Saturday, February 25
•they, ran into a' severe rain a
wind storm •in; lower Kentuc
'where , trees• were uprooted • a'
a Ali' of 'damage to: 'be seen; Th
ret. ,nf ,-the trip •was : uneventf
with the weather. • gradual
warmer, until ;iif the ,South : the
have had temperatures : as' hi
as ` 87 degrees. They. reached S
Petersburg' .on February 28th an
have . moved . around 'Florid
damn the West'Coast to Ft. Mye
•and across and up the middle
'the State through ` the •citru
•groves where orange and grap
fruit trees; can .be -seen' for mile
The •fruit, is currently being Tic
ed.. for processing •lento . j'uice • o
for , crating for shipment north
• At the: .time . the letter' w
written, March '10th, the .Salkel
,party :was staying at: , a mote'
within half a mile 'of the Rae
at Lakeland and .•had visite
them seer--al..tia,„>arl .a.
ally 'received.. They have recentl
built • an aluminum 'addition t
their trailer at the Lakelan
trailer carrip,which 'is tinder th
management'o'f' Jim Nixon, .a for
mer: Lucknowite. •
•They. rnet Bi11;ari°d Jennie:Por
teous at . Rae's Ton March 8th
They ' were taking Mary t
T.amp�a' ,to catch :•a- plane back t
Toronto = .just 41/i. 'hours•: from
surnmer . ,.to' winter,' but • ,1,4
Miles, as ''oro put.' it...
The-Lakeland,.district is a' fruit R
and ;'vegetable .district and car
loads , of •strawberries'' are grown.
n:eariby. .Mr: Salkeld thinks L_ake=
sand doesn't take second .piaee' to:
any :• in Fibrilla:. They, saw the
+first ..'•big •league game:i :of the
southe.rri:' training schedule be-
tween Detroit • and• Washington.
M '"--S' lictid cons u es that
• while:., Florida'' is :. a :' wonderful
place: to get' well warrned and
tanned- in ,February .and • March,
there's no 'place: like' home
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Local
C-tene�a�._
"Mist. P, M. Johnston returned;
"hone last. week after a two
weeks'• visit in' Toronto with Mr..
and Mrs. Donald Johnston,
Dr. R. D. -"Dick" Lane was giv-
en a welcome by Port Elgin
Rotarians, as. the attended his:
first meeting . after an. illness of
several weeks from a 'heart at-,
tack. Dr,, Lane, a brother of J.
R: and Mae- Lane of " .Kinlough,,
retired iron.' Toronto:'to Port El
gin,°.••
.• 1V1rs. George Hunter. is visiting,
in -,London ' with- Mr. and= Mrs,
Ken Laidlaw. . .: •
Mr.: and- - Mrs, Wafter > 'Abatie`
and Jimmy of Plyinouth, Mich.,,
spent• the week -.end with'Mrs:, A.'
R. Fin'l yson. ,and ' Messrs.. Dun-
can and' Jim Cameron.
Mrs. A. E. ''Thompson of. Lind-
say :is visiting' with. Mrs: R.. T:
'Douglas and Miss MacDonald.
Mrs Everett,' Harris "has re-
turned to her .home in Goderich
•after being ; hospitaliz'ed fora
ti•rne in London ,where she •irn
derwent major' surgery.
Mr: and Mrs. .George Rdbert-
soh. of Kingarf were recent • vis-
itors 'with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Hodgins: . •
Mrs. Morgan Henderson pres
ident. of the . Maitland': Presby
terial of •the W.M.S., was the
.1 d..
Feting of St. Andrew's WKS.
in. Wingharn:.
WHITECHU*RCH
Thr ee quilts. • were done' by 32
ladies at ''the'. Women's,: 'Institute
meeting' last week. During; ...the
o afternoon _ Mrs. Frank; Ross :.con'-
o ducted the monthly Meeting
Mrs. Shiell reael the ;minutes of
O0 the .last meeting: It was decided
to ; donate. : $10 to„the Lucknow
ed 'Cross • Society A nominating
committee af• three;. Mrs. Frank
Ross4T 4VIrs. Hugh Simpson: and
1V_Irs Wallace -=.Conn; i -s.: to-=-Iirin-g
in the slate of 'off1cers At the
April meeting. Mrs.:Frankr Mil-
ler made • a motion 'that '' Mrs.
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•"Ma arid Pa : Kettle Back on' The Farm''.
e t;Egye tr t .4 hti: atur
PURPI E "GROVE
.Mrs. Bt in dley ; • of ' Riverdale
visited.' : with' 'her .daughter, Mrs.
Frank Dore,: last week.
"Mr. 'and Mrs. Oscar Armstrong
of Bernie spent the week-efid at.
the liohie of. holt_ daughterie..Mrs..
Frank ' Currie!, ' `
Alit..,'and 'Mrs.. Wilfred Traher
and faMily and Miss Edith Stan-
ley of London ' visited at 'the
home of Mr. Milton . Stanley on
Sunday, also Miss. M. Irvin and
Mr. and Mrs; I-foward Thompson.
Mr.: and. Mrs. 'Donald,. MoFar-
1•ane and family .spent Siarrday at
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ores.
.Mr: and . Mrs Frank . Currie
spent. last Friday : at' Thames-
ville. •
Mr. ;and Mrs. . Graham Thomson"
and . family of •Fergus visited at
the hormie of Mr: and Mrs,.Donald
McCosh on. Sunday: • •
.,Miss Margaret, Robertson spent'
a few,days with. Miss Annie Mc-
Leod .o f Lucknow,
11 U
ary,Mc shLrs-iterlw
here friend,. Miss Margaret •Ribey
Of Port •Elgi n; f nr the week -end.
The. .10th- - Con: l ar. ml? -or -um
hrheir 'annual tuikcy su .er l
pp
on Saturday evening of last
,week at the home of ;VZ'r. Milton
St;an1et,. C
NO MAIL FOR TWO . WEEKS
Fisher be appoi noted to send a
report ..of , the : meeting, ,.fie:
London Free Press each ' month.
The motto,- "There is nb luck
like the luck . of the Irish",. was
given. by Mrs. Jack Burchill' and
Mrs. Herson Irwin had the 'topic
on " "No` one'. has . eye strain from
,looking on the -bright ' side of
life". Then Mrs. Irwin : • called
Mrs.: Clarence. ' McClenaghan . to
the front and Presented' her with
an ' Institute' spin; as a remem-
brance, •. before leaving''for' her
new 'home 'at Rothsay:. Mrs. 'Mc=
Clenaghan. made a , very -fitting
reply. Thirty-seven . dollars ;was
paid thetreasurer by 'the Lang -
side group of the Institute as .net
m
profits' frotheir ,concert and
dance. Eleven'` dollars and ninety
cents was given ,her : by. White t
church group from. Hobo tea. col-'
lections.• The, roll •call was, ans-
wer.ed by . a. name of, an Irish.
town. After singing the Queen,.
lunch was served:
-Brooks -Howey Group
:. The `March meeting of Group..
II of:the Women's Association'
met at 1VIrs. Wellingtijn :Hender-
•son's home for an evening meet -
with, thirty 'ladies ••present.: Mrs.
Brooks presided. and the meeting
c+pened with, a hy,.rnn and'repeat-
ing the Lord's prayer. Mrs, Robt:
Finlay. read' - the scripture. :les-'
son ' rs. ' oy, - avens gave' . the
med'ita'tion. The .ion. call :Was'
;answered by an Irish joke, Mrs:
`
eld"Alear Havcnr.i,:. ;;leper dw -oi i 'the ,
sewing Committee that two Red,
Cross` quilts were' finished, also
•some.''sewing done. The Cheerio
ommittee :along .with members
ad .-made over thirty calls, on
ick 'hicrnbers. Mrs, Brooks clos- .•'
d this hart of the, meeting, and
Miss ' Helen' Thompson, ' convener.
�.. : tbe.:program _committee, _ _took`
barge and had ,ari'ariged .an Irish
program which opened with :an i
Irish sing song. prepared by lVJrs. !
shton and :red. by Mrs: -3.1:-W.--:
Joynt, Mrs; C. Thomson ' gave
an Irish. reading: Beverley Ash -
ten played Irish selections • • on
the 'glockenspiel, a band instru-
Ment, Mrs. Henderson gave. an
interesting ' and illustrated talk I
on African Violets. Mr/�s. Stuart
+flyA "�'(Y ,". a e/�,R [�ij'Y,n. .' M'Y} Iy�r�• .AMU.S.14 i+
ical numbers on. the . mouth or-
_gen . were played by Mrs. Col-
lins. `Miss 'Thompson closed the
meeting, with prayer Mrs. Robt.
Thornpson' ••thanked.' 'he. hostess'
and all. taking' part and the corn:
mittee . se'rved. lunch: Church on . Thursday sponsored'
by Group ; II • under : the conven-
ersihi
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ATTEND' ELDERS'' ;SCHOOL . �; � P of Mrs. Howey and Mrs..
Brooks: Afternoon tea and music
liwelde. members of 'the' Ses were in keeping with f t..' Pat;
Sof�the ' : Lucknow� .United risk's Day...The, guests' , enjoyed
sion
attended., 'a• shoo' ' a sing song of Irish airs wow: -
Church
Mrs. -
'elders held at Pine 'River` on .'�anied '. by Mks. Ashton. ' Mrs,•.
Friers ,, held ing , w t11 -:1V1 : 0. T HO y welcomed.4h- e-guests-azid
presided ',for the following' .pro -
ST. PATRICK'S ' TEA WAS.
PLEASANT SOCIAL EVENT , ..
Spring . flowers and 'shamrocks'
decorated the 'Fellowship Room
for the Irish tea i- iii 'I the United
Scott of Caledonia `as' the leader ,
and special speaker:': This vfras gram: vocal duet,•.''�rrs, 'Janes and
and
• Webst r•'
brie off four such- schools held in ,violin solo,
Bruce Presbytery : to .studyand
discuss tl olppor nl*�ies�ehall
enge and responsibiiity:of elder-.
ship.
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Mrs:. Blake Alton, vocal solo;
• A,
Mrs. H• rol.: . inouth •:..;
organ• selection, Mrs: -,,Collins and'
Mrs. Alex Havens; Monologue,
Mrs. Alex MacNay;' vocal. 'solo,
Mrs. Hewitt; reading, Miss Hel-
en
Thompson; spring chorus and;
'drill' by Nancy: ' Webster, Joan
Crawford, Elaine MacNay,' Joyce
Maclay,` Shirley"' Irwin, ::Joanne
Hunter, Marilyn Kilpatrick, Inge.
Suter, Bessie Reavie, ,Ann, Craw-
ford; .duet,. Marilyn
1�
and' :Inge• Suter. •'
At" the • close of the program
Mrs. Brooks. thanked all those
who had helped to ,make •the St.
Patrick's . tea •'.a pleasant after•
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