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DUNGA►NNON
The ;C.G:I,T. group met in the
United Church basement Mon -
,y night., 'Janette ,Mole .gave the
call to. worship; Carol Pentland
• led in" prayer, . Joanne Crosier
. read the minutes of the- last
meeting,' Twelve.''•xnerribers: .ans-
wered the roll call,' Mr. K.IC.
Dawson was present and asked
• for a _ •donation toward the new
furnace and it '*as voted to 'give.
420 for that purpose.• Mrs. Herb
Munigan read. some letters, 'and
it was decided to get some CGIT
magazines. 3t was alp planned.
to. entertain a neighboring CGI:T
•.group. .The'aneeting Closed with
THE, LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, '' ONTARIO
The Y P,U of the United
Church:met Monday night, , Jim
.Blake; missionary and 'world' out-
reach convener, was in charge.
Wayne Brown read the scripture.
Jim read of Walter Russell. Lam. -
beth of World Missions. Evelyn
'Smyth led in •prayer.There were
;15 members present. Mr. K. K.
Dawson explained about the
new beating . system 'and a do
• nation requested. A ; business
discussion followed: ' RonaldAl-
ton will (be in charge of the next.
meeting, May, 7th. Rev. G. D.
Watt' had Bible study . and ques-
Two .films On, Christian living
'were presented in ,IDiugannon
United Chureh on, Thursday .ev-
eding., Mr, Keri 'McAllister was
prgjectionist.. Rev. H. Dickinson,'
'Goderich, gave a short talk on
Evangelism,. ' Rev. G. D. Watt
,closed with the benediction.
-Mr. Ken McAllister, teacher at
Whitechurch, was taken ill last
Friday and' is this, week in: the
wg
in 'ham General Ilospita with
a virus condition that possibly
began' from. 'having a 'strep throat
awhile. back...•
tions, concluding, ' with prayer.
The Members enjoyed games for prayer. Lunch was served: and a
awhile before the benediction, • social hour enjoyed
LANGSIDM4RTK
The W:M.S. Awkiliaryheld
,their T liankoffe1ing'Tmeet x g in
church. Mrs, ,Bert, • Moffat,,. the
president, presided and opened
the meetingwith the cal] to wor-
ship and 'prayer. Mrs',` Orr . read
the, • scripture .and Mrs. 'Farish
Moffat read the meditation which
was prepared • by Rev. Caswell,
Miss. Emma Richardson •led' in
prayer. Donna Moffat, and . Mar-
ion Scott sang a duet. The film-
strips. "Martin Luther" and` "The
Pied Piper" were shown. , The
travelling library was on display.
Mrs. Peter .G. Moffat gave . the
offering epraYer and the 'presi-
dent closed the meeting with
' WU,ITRCHURCH
Gary Chapman underwent a
tonsilectoany in Wingham Hos
ipital on Saturday:
• BORN --,to Mr. and aVIrs. Rus-
sell Purdon. in Wingham 'Hospi
tal on Monday, April 16th, a dau-
ghter Linda Marie, a sister for
Brian, Milton and Thelma.
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•BORN=to Mr. and Mrs: ' John.
de Boer in Wingham. Hospital on
Monday►, April 16th, a . son, •
Mr. .and Mrs. Malcolm Ross &
family of • Galt visited on :Sunday
here: Mrs.; Mac; Ross and Olive
Terriff, • R.N., 'who has, . ,been
spending the 'winternonths 'with
Rev. and.. Mrs, .Graydon Cox at
For th'i11,7 returhed_.hgna± 'r` with
them.
Messrs:.i waiter -James and
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'Stanley Moore have started to
work on the new wing of . the
hospital at Woodstock as carpen=
ters. . .
Lucy 'Ann` Moore and Donald
MacDonald, are sick ' with- the ,
measles ; this past • week able in the evening. 'sky and it
u Grou • of is to be hoped that the sky will
The•, Young ; Adult p be 'free from cloud's' so that the
the United Church met in' the Guides' will be able to see thin
Sunday. School � room on Tueaday interestin�g, 'li little planet: • •
evening, April 17th. Paul Gros- interesting
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prayer. A poem, "With Steady
Steps" was. read Iby Jack
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tes, . The topic, "Money Talks",,
was resented in the form, of 'a
dialogue with M.. arjorie Coultes
playing the part of Indifference',,
Karen Groskorth as `Steward-
ship',. and Arthus Laidlaw as
'Greed'. Mrs, J. D. 'Beecroft gave.
a splendid talk ;and led in a dis-
cussion . on the topic, ' "Money'
Talks":: A hymn was sung and
the meeting closedwith the miz-
pah benediction, . r'
GIRL
"• '� L' GUIDE NOTES. ' : ,
.' and uni
perkfect attendance_•
form • marked the regular meet-
ing'. last Friday evening. Mrs.
'K'enneth . Murdie--`Came at
o' lock and • gave . a lecturer• on
the work for Child Nurse Badge.
They then went outside • and lo-
cated some of the .'constellations.
and stars for the . Astroanomer
Badgei•For the ndxt two weeks
the planet Mercury will be vis -
korth presided for the Meeting
and gave the call to worship.
The •scripture, lesson was read by
Clifford Laidlaw. Paul Groskorth
gave the meditation arid led . in
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The Guides will soon, be call--
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ets for 'the ' Wedgwood china
demonstration• to be held in the
Town Hall' on' Thursday,` May 3.
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MEMORIALS
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of high •class. monuments •
who import granite from the ` ;
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the rough . to ' the: finished.' , e
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Whenehoosing• a monument , . •• '
come and `see `one of :the
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Established .over sixty years, . '
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)EARS OF PROGRESS
In this year; 1956, Ontario
° :Hydro's Golden Jubilee, the
modern home is not only light-
conditioned, but work -condi-
boned' by electricity. Electrical:
servants, many 'of them fully
'automatic,- have made possible
a higher, .more comfortable
standard of .liviri _£or_a11A_The
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cook; refrigerate; wash; dry;
iron; polish and clean. It i>,
_•. dlfficutiw`-.to.•• name: _.a.,.routine.
'household task . Where electric-
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' FAMILY M i. ! Y a� � U �, .E � ;"1.011.R
ity cannot, in some way, be .
of assistance.. d
Truly, today'sliving' is mea-
sured in • kilowatt-hours . . •
and these are servant -hours.
• No matter 'where we..look, elec-
tricity is' at work -making life
easier and more'enjoyable.
Hydro .will continue to provide
-an adequate- =supply -17f-. elec�• :. _. w
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' tricity to meet the powi'r
requirements.. of the ' province
._� powers that:_means.:better,
living for all in Ontario.
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and Genuine JOHN DEERE Pi,RTS
Howey -Brooks Group ' . ' • • • .
Group II . of The W.A. . of ` the •
United Church met at the. home
•Leonard Ritchie for:
Apr'
prmeeting with 1'l ladiesthe•
present. This was.. the Easter
meeting. :!Mrs Howey presided
and .the ',meeting opened .with.
a hymn and the Lord's prayer. . -
Roll call was answered by an
Easter Bible averse. Mrs. Vernon
Hunter took charge of the med-
itation the theme being, Easter.
Mrs. George Andrew read the .
scripture lesson and Mrs. Couhc,'
Mrs: Horton and Mrs. •McDiat -
Tad, "different -+passages- of .-tter
-cure. Mrs. .Hunter closed with
prayer. 1VIiss Mary MacLeod Was
introduced ,and gave, an inS 1ring ••
talk • ori Easter: .,Mrs: >3recley.a.
'played Easter music • on the
mouth organ. The meeting erns-
ed with hiirriri arid prayer, Mrs.
. MacoMillan moved a vete of
thanks to Mrs. 'Ritchie and the
committee ' in charge. served ;
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moo. lunch. • '
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