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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1956-05-09, Page 6P. k5 ,i• ial tftt• 4!A; t ala t. fl. • 4, 4 k4 0 1 ,. • , :PAGE Ste. • THE. kweicilow. SENTINELLU , CKNOW,, ONTARIO' H EAR TALK ON • , • iI YOUTH OJ ECTS ' .' (ST 'HELE. NS NEWS) Mrs. ;Gordon McIntyre, Brace- bridge, was • week -end .v.isitor with. her parents,, 1Vr and • 1Vlrs. W. L . Miller. . . Mrs.. 11an ' Miller' and little son Douglas Bern. returned' from Wingham Hospital on. Saturday, ! and are. spending a few days S with; Mr. 'and Mrs. Frank Mc- Quithp. , .• Mrs, John Cunningham, Mr. & Mrs. Tom Dickison, : Margaret' an& Shirley, . of. Walkerton` were recent guests oaf - Mr, • Enic,,. Mrs. 4 y. A. ' Miller. - ; • 'Rev: George Wait'' o£ -Dungan non . conducted communion ser''- vice in the United Church • on Sunday Morning, -when .Mr. and Mrs. Simon de. Boer' were receiv- ed . into the , membership . by cer- : tificate He also baptized Wil - 0,! O • • O CHESTERFIELDS, SOFAS, CHAIRS, ANTIQUES, , F 'ETC., 'RE -UPHOLSTERED Choice of .Quality Coverings See Us Phone: Us Write Us 30. YEARS' EXPERIENCE'FREE ESTIMATES Meld's Upholstery Shop 59• Hamilton SL,,Goderkh. Phone 1102.* • . r Phone181Kincardine ` PAYING ' HIGHEST PRICES FOR LIVE. POULTRY:.. ,Poultry Culling .A Specialty hi accordance with governnent regulations our poultry coops are, thoroughly washed and disinfected for your protectlion. "United' ' Church W lVLS • ing.`their months in. Canada con-- Rhe May meetings of the After- fro ted ',by new and strange lett' of ,the •United. Church, w.as angivage. •The United Church of noon 'Woman's Missionary Sod- u torus, lrvmg onditions• • and held : in'' the .. Fello' ship ' Room, a <>, en •M Nil Maes<r Kenzie, presided for the biisMess and. ' worship. ' period. • .Reports were given Iby ''departmental sec- xetarie$.. Mrs. Ewart Taylor, sup- ply secretary;: reported .a -110-1b. bale of good clothing ;had been •shipped' to Korea...Mrs: Wilfred Drennan, 1st vice press, presided 'for the program. The theme was "Thoughts' ,about Springtime". .Mrs.. George Andrew . continued the tierne : using .; Psalm. 104 as the scripture, .passage. Several ' eni+berrs react Bible passages on seed -tune • • and the wonderful. plan" •off seasons. Mrs. Taylor con- tributed. 'a .reading and . Miss SViargaret Rae sang: "Irl the gar- +den.. of my 'heart".. Mrs..P. W. Hoag reviewed the chapter, "Not 'strangers," 'hut 'fellovr, ;citizens.", from the: study • kook.,, :It dealt with non Anglo-Saxon folk our • Canada has Church of all nations, ' o e ,-: hnirches spm -many Canadian cities. In' Hamilton,`we s have three ` such churches. In a Sunday_ morniing English .service there • are.' Japanese, Chinese,: Italian, Czech, Ukrainian, . Polish, Armenian, German, LithualuaS, Bulgarian, . Russian. arid' Anglo-; Saxons. ` They learn' to 'worship together, and enrich .theirex- periences by • contacts -'with- each other., There about, 1-000. Japan- ese , in Hamilton.` They are faith- ful workers and command pect. Our mix ' • re- new " rants"`are for g the most parte eager to. make good. :Invite :any• New Canadian, WW DNESDAY, MAY 9th; 1958 ALKYD SANNFLAT Your. Best For. Interior DecOratingi. 'PHONE 71; LUCKNOW. Liam infant Frederick,nfa 't son of 1Vir. and Mrs.Keith Black Bions Lois conducted. a Bible ton' spent the. week -end with Mr., . closed by singing I need d i ei ... service Flt. -Lt., Keith Black of Tren-• contest. The . 'worship. • Thee and :Mrs.. Gordon MacPherson & Mrs: Bla�ek. Taking as. her' . subject, "Com- munity' Interests',' Mra. A. E. Mc- Kim. of Lucknow 'gave, an' inter- esting. nter esting and informative talk at 'the .meeting.: of the. Women's .In_ stitute held in the community •izta„-noon• a sday�:aft ?ria4 �Ytfh a large attendance. She listed as .community interests, the', schools, the churtih 'arid' -chuirc1i school and 'the •youth ' `movements- such as the 4.-H clubs, Boy' Scouts, and the Girl Guides She dealt main - 4Y • with the Girl..:Guides.. With .which association; she:`•has been very active both in' the Lucknow. group.', which Was .•organized .. 33' years ago and in the larger field: Mrs. Andrew;, Gaunt .oresiiled for the. meeting and the roll•call responded . to , bytelling was po . what'• the Institute should do: for the community. 'The 'main sug- gestion, was of.. cleaning up, and " beautifying'., our f homes and' grounds and cleaning''_Alp the roadsides.It w•as announced . that the short course on' Salads; would be held June 19th and• it was agreed to •invite the .Dungannon (branch.:. An ' invitation ' from the Lucknow Institute' for June 8th Was accepted.," The short ,course• on . Sandwiches for all occasions was chosen' for next year • with Food .for. the Family, as second choice: Mrs: A. Gaunt,. Mrs: ' E. ,Barbour, Mrs. •Chas..:McDonald and Mrs.. 'Frank McQuil1in will be the.delegates to, the ,,District annual . to be held • in • Blyth on June lith. 'It was decided to try -ch-anTgin�g-he-time•-o -the : teet-- - ing to 2.00 o'clock for . the :Corn- ing. com ing, two. ` months. Johnny Gibb • sang .a song and 'Mrs :Ross Garn- mie read a , poem.. The motto An-..organization:,isflike-a-wheel barrow, it • stands still unless youpush it" prepared by Mrs. Jas: Curran, 'was . read by Mrs. Frank McQuillin: Mrs. Barbour reported on the executive meet ing` held. 'at 'Carlow The matter : of :cleaning, up' the cemetery' was brought up and `it was decided to ` leave . it over 'so' the men might be consulted about what should be done. At'the •conclus ion . a pleasant : social hour Was enjoyed_ when lunchAvas served_ _ with' Mrs.. Gordon' • MacPherson Mrs..W..A, Miller Hostesses. or:' •newcomer to your church. meetings. '• They may' `!be ' wating :for a word `of, `wel:coxa . 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Mr. Howlett„ha charge Of . the Bible 'study: Mrs.' Howlett led in a, short sing song. The meeting .closed . wit!itaps and Mr, Howlett pronounced; the benediction. . 41*.6crn-nn�'�”-"�' to hear of ` the deaths of .'Janice. Reid, George Alton and John. Blake. Much sympathy, is : exten . ;-Mr;' and Mrs. Watson ' Webster and. • Mr. and; : Mrs. Anson . Cole- man of Varna :and ,Mrs. Jessie Webster of Clinton and Mrs. Tom :Blake visited ,last; Saturday With .VIr. and. Mrs. . •Will :Ritchie. .11VIrs.' D. A..' Hackett: has return- ed ' back to work after having the measles Mr. and Mrs. Will Ritchie vis- ited .Sunday with Mr._ and Mrs. Les. Ritchie, Mr. 'Torn Hackett and 'Doug spent Sunday with Mr. 'and Mrs. Tom' Hackett (Jr.) . ; . Mr. ;and ,`Mrs. ' George. Hunter visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hackett. I°s. �n-�, ticlZi Y�-•-': Jimmie' visited Sunday with Mr: and' Mrs. Elmer: Wall. Church • and Sunday School will, be held together at .1.0.00 o'clock next Sunday, for the ob-. servance of Mother's Day . Bruce :Raynard visited Sunday With Frank Alton. • •The missionary will be Thurs..- day, hurs-day, •May. 10th :(today) at MrS.. Nelson. Raynard's.. - .P. ee The rn: eting of the St. Helens Y.P. was ' :ld on unday._Anne Todd, .presi • ent, • was in the 'chair for the adt'ninistration. Lois. Mil- ler, • convener of -w, Missions and. World' Outreach, had' charge o the , worship, service. . After the call • to 'worship, a hymn was sung .and the scripture read. Af- ter the offering was taken Lois. (gave a. prayer Lois and Doris Miller' read some :articles on "Why Young People have given their lives for Christian Mis- Y'Y Yf4:ft' ..... •� -E_N.J OY�(O WE! ! S FlAR.E_ o. Hon.- BRYAN L. ,CATHCARTT ilr ist•r of Travel' and 'Publicity for th. Province .of;Ontodo., •<• "We, in the Ontario.Department of Travel anis Publicity, are happy. to regard Ontario as Canada's Vacation ; . Province. Annually, on your :behalf, we welcome inc'r'easing thousands of visitors from the; United States, front other Canadian •Provinces and from all around the World. In doing so, we are proud of our abu)&dant attractions and facilities which provide' a complete and satisfying holiday. We are'also keenly, interested in encouraging you, our fellow citizens, to see more of your own, your native Province, and.to come toknow' it . intimately. All our facilities are at your disposal • quite`as much as they are for visitors from across the Borders 'or across the •Seal.. __-2-BRYAN- L6 CATHCAAT' NOW I FREIE ONTARIO 'TRAVEL ' • the saints, and members of the. household of God". Mrs. Grant lifacDiarmit, Mrs. Russell Rob - ported on the W.NIS;Bruce Pres- lbyterial held at Wiarton. ,The program and refreshments were under the convenership of IVIrs, t ',Cameron,' •Mrs. Wilfred Drennan, Mrs, Horton and Mrs, 4I C 1 . Please send hie free literature and rOod map of prifdr10' I Name • 000