The Lucknow Sentinel, 1956-10-10, Page 3WOXRESAAri O E' 14th, 1056
Lucknovi
PresbyY tetian Church'
Rev. Wallace McClean,.
Minister,
SUNDAY,, OCTOBER 14th
10 a.m.: Sunday School. •
ll a.m. "What God is your'
God?"
-.._ p m.1 Dungannon.
7 p.m '. "The Unattractive
Christ";
UM -LT. T. MOnday at 7.15
.Y.P.S. Monday at' 8.30.
LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH
moister
Rev. ti ; A,:, • Me%klejohn, • •
B.A., WD:...
SUNDAY,- OCTOBER 14th
10.00.:a n.; Church School.
11;00 'a.m.: Sacrament •of .the
Lord's Supper.-
7.00 :p.m.: Evening Service.
.Local & 'General
� �..1GtndA visitors -lit h'-71.cime
of . Mrs.. Josephine Murdie were
her daughter and husband, •Mr
and Mrs. Harold Smith and 'two
children, Bruce ....and Glynis . of
Fullarton. • .- •
Mr. and Mr Alvin Moran and
s,�
•1VIr: and Mgrs. 'Wilmer 'Moran • o
f
n
London, spent Thanksgiving ;with
1VIr: and Mrs..Frank .Moran:.
Mr.: and ;Mrs. Kenneth Fife of
W-ailaeeb -rg-spent-ath eek -end-
With the Joyri t 'children while
Mr:•,and,•Mrs. George, :Joy',nt'were
in • New: York..
Mr. and. Mrs. • Tom .Blake' are
spending .time. winter in 'London
iwith Mrs.. Grace Waxier..Mr.
•:$lakes is in good. health and is
wsalkuig with a -:cane,
Rev and' .Mrs.J. W. Stewart
of ' alooksville . were Thanksgiv-
ing visitors with .his son, Mel
Stewart . 'and Mrs. Stewart.
Mr.' and Mrs. ;Bert Bain of
London. Were in Luc, attend-
ing the `funeral •hof:. Mrs. Bain's'
brother; 1VMrtin McLeod of .Chi-.
cago. Chi-
cago:
Visitorsrecently with Mrs.
Wm. Bushell were Mr., Jas. Bryce
•' of Port Elgin, Mr.'. and Mrs. .Ray
Gildeirs of Alliston,: , "Mrs. Neil
McLennan .of . •Ripley; Mr. and
Mrs. Bert, .Harris .of London aid
Mr. and .Mrs. George Colwell and
• - Jack of Holyrood... •
Mr. and : Mrs. Harold Burns
and . David of Toronto and Mr.
Wand 'Mrs. Stan Burns from St:
Thornier spent Thankgiving with.
• their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos;
Burns
Mr. ann • Mrs. ,Itabiert Gauley
of Meaf�ord• and Harold Howald
of: Bicroft were weekend nisi
tors Withtheir parents,;Mr. Mr. and.
Mrs. Warden :Howald. Harold.: is
ri'aw teaching ' at Bicroft • which . '
is a new 'mining ' centre north-
,west of Bancroft. • .
Mr, Bill Johnston and Mrs.
Haigh of Hamilton Were holiday
`visitors with Mrs. Russell Rob--
erM a. •,Charles Elliott,
d: -her father, 1VIr1OW.-H -Rats
„and-
of
n
of Burkes Falls have returned to
Lueknow, Mrs: Elliott spent the
summer months in Callender.
The Grandmothers' •Day meet=
ing•"of the Lucknow °Women's Ire
atitute willbe held Friday, Ori;
ober 12th' in the Recreation ' Ctn
tre at . 2.00 p.m. Grandmother•;;
tare asked to please,wear: white
aprons. Roll call, a rhyme f;orn
the old school reader. Weather
'Permitting, Institslte photo
will ' be taken. .
Mr. \and Mrs. Charles .•Steward
spent last Week in London with
their family.
Mr.. and Mr. Victor 1 napin
and Marilyn were holiday visi-
tors with "Mr, and Mrs. Cyril
,; f ampbeu, .
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PAPIFIATZETWIffrillr
THE LTJCKNOW' SENTINEL, LIICKNOW, ONTARIO
CHESLEY WOMAN SPEAK$ to
THANKOFFERINO MEETING
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Mrs. C. A. Vance of • Chesley,,
president of the W,M.S, firtice
Presbyterial, was guest speaker
at the • Fall Thankoffering of the
Afternoon and Evening Auxil-
iaries of .the United. Church. The
president, Mrs.f Neil MacKenzie,
Presided for the worship service
with prayer by Mrs. .P.. W. Haag,
Miss Margaret Rae .contributed
a .vocal solo 'and Mrs: Geo. And=
r.ew a Thanksgiving reading.
Mrs, Vance took. as . the theme
for her address "God moves in
a mysterious way, His wonder§
to perform. She said, '"This is
the age of materialism, the push
buttd age, We have more leis-
Airt' '.e,' What are we planning
to dwith our leisure time? We
have a tendency to complain,
there is the love of luxury, prob-
lems ,Of drinking among our
young people and juvenile , de-
linquency. What are we doing to
offset this? Do we tonfess that
we are really{ ch;ristians? Mis
sionary work is not as. it used.
•to be. Radio and televisionmakes
the . World small. The people of
the "Southeast Asia are ,think-
ing
think-ing on a new line of . thought..
They see advantages of the wes-
ternworld and Want us to plan
a Christian church. They send
their young people. here .to our
colleges so they can go back and
train others..Why is our W M.S.
studying southeast Asia? It is im-
portant at this time. Korea. has
suffered -ravages of: w•aTThe_
Whole family of man is a world
family. The problem is not only
money but _ teachers and ' God.
wants us.' . to. give `ail and put
everything ,into our work". She
impressed on us the need in
everyday • living for the guidance-
an'd ' ''instruction foundin the
Bible in our family life. It 'is .ati
agewhen. our young people are
striving. for many things. It' is.
only the h-ings -of=thc spirit; •
will give 'us', joy 'of: the. `eternal
life. The Korean.. church, is great-
ly encouraged by the prospect
of assistance .from .the church of
Canada. We must: bring not our
western ,church ,to the East' but
Christ Himself..
Mrs. Russel_-,Rob-ertson, n • b=
half 6f' the. W.M.S., thanked the
speaker.. Following. ithe meeting.
a social hour was enjoyed.
Mr. and, M. Harley Webster
and Nancy visited over the
week -end in Kalamazoo, Mich.,
with Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Dell.
They' 'accompanied Mr, and Mrs.
Wm. Schmid as, . far as Detroit
where they visited. Doug Schmid
spent the week -end in Sarnia.
KIIVGSBRIDGE
Mr. and Mrs, Michael, Martin
and famly of Stoney Creek spent
the week -end at the home of
Mrs, X. O'Neill and visited other
friends here prior to going to
California this week to spend the
winter., •
. • 1Congratulations ;to the newly.
weds, Mr.'.and' Mrs. Jack Melick,
of ,Goderich,•
Congratulations TMr., & Mrs,
Don Frayne upon the birth of a
daughter in Gadiertich Hospital
on October 2nd. • •
Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Dwyer
daughter,pf Kinkora and Mrs. T
Dwyer • of St. •Catharines• were
Sunday. visitors at the ;Donald,
Frayne :Home. Mrs, Dwyer Sr.
remained for a weeks visit with
cher .daughter' and family.
Week -end visitors here for,
Thanksgiving holiday' were. Mr.
and• 1VIrs. Jos. Reid of . Toronto
with Mrs. Jas. Wallace and fam-
ily, kr. • arid Mrs.' Len Woodley
and Darlene of Toronto, Mr. &
Mrs., A. Hartman and:Shirley of
Kitchener at. the Clifton Austin
home, Mr. Walter Kelly at the
Jdhn Kelly;,.home, , " Miss Mary
Sheridan of Toronto, Miss Flor-
f
enee = .ambentus o€ w _Ttamilton
Arnold "Maraman and Peter Van
Oselh of .London; Miss Frances.
Gilmore of, London, Clarence Do
herty of Sarnia, Jos. •.lViurphy of
Toronto, Mr. and Mrs .Bruce
Hansford of Galt,. Mr. and 'Mrs..
Moran of
WilburL'n o
o d n. -•
Mr. and Mrs. ' Mark Dalton • :&
faniily':are' visiting with relatives
in Detroit. •
Mr.' and Mrs..' Ray Dalton and
fa i13 vted--• ith the --Arthur.
O'Connor family at ,Pickering.
The•.School Board are sponsor-
ing a Hallowe'en masquerade
dance in the parish 'hall On •Fri-
day, October 26thwith Carrutl
ers iorchestra playing for 'dance.
The 'elosi:nlg '.'exercises ,`of, the
on were concluded on Sun-
day.
unday. afternoon . at 3 p.m. by,.; Rev:
Father McAsay who .labored so
unselfishly during the past 'week
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for . the ' spiritual. goodof the
;people.. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Van Dongen . Of
week
Chatharzi spent the holiday week-
end with'Mr. and Mrs.. Van D,on,
gen Sr. here. '
Melick-Smith
On Saturday; at 9.30 am.. with
.Revd-��-H--Y,an�i7gnckt-affiraat�..�,
ing, wedding vows were excihang-:
ed by Pauline .Elizabeth Smith,
daughter, of Mr. and. Mrs Wilfred
I L. Smith; R.' R. 3, Goderich, 'and
Jack Wayne ; Mefiek, son of ' `Mr.
and Mrs. G. 1Vlelick of Goder-
icli. The .bride. wore an imported
satin ,and .nylon gown and carp
ried pink roses. A .headdress of
seed 'pearls : held ' her. fingertip
veil. Mrs. , Fred Crawford ' (sister)'
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as '.matron of honor . was gowned •
in waltz length',: pink net. over
nylon: , with matching headdress •
and carried yellow mums
: Mr;•
,
Robert. Melick ,was best man for;1
his brother. and Mr. Fred Craw.:. ' .
ford was usher. Dinner and re-
ception was held at Tiger Dull-.
.lop nn. fol' the immediate_Jarn.. • •
ilies .and friends, after 'which` er.
and Mrs. Melick left on a motor.
trip to the United States.
BORN
`MGNTGOMERY; . — '.in' Winghar
Hospital , on • Tuesday,,
12nt , to Mr,.. and
Montgomery, Lucknow,a son; a
brother for James " and Margate;
A
Jiim's one of
:two'�aillion
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= R"s,
zar
' ck - tr-ip�to-the=bank. J.im
y-day=and- "in one- • g u
will have his cheque.cashed, a depositimade.
.his bank: book written up. die tikes this •safe,
convenient way'of handling money.
Jim's cheque is Only one of two . million
written ;every day byCanadians, paying each
other for goods •and services. They ,represent.
90, per cent of all. transactions .involving
n oriey,. and Speedy,. skilled handling'.of
the the chartered ;banks is essential
to the smooth functioning of the'economy.
For customers who write cheques frequently;
t •
here' is a' current" account; for people whose.
fr10,41 purpose is :tosave, a savings accomt
Your local branch provides these and
other banking-se,rvices_oLvatue to_everyotke,_-_;
THE, CH411ERED�.. .S SERVJN-G VO LiR COMMUN1T Y
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