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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1951-04-19, Page 9TSDA'Y, PAIL, 19th, 2951, THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, ?, =WOW, ONTARIO PAGE FIVE r When You ;. DRILL and FERTILIZE with a MODEL"FR "DRILL Bonus onus bsteels fr oni every _a.cre ca n beYours4hen You fertilize asou drill l. with 'a John •Deere•Van. Brunt, Model. "FB" Fertilizer Grain 'Drill: ' The . Model "FB" distributes fertilizes in any quantity from 24 to 1,680 pounds per macre __ ___.plants practically, all seed P t six mils er hour -Wit: at speeds up o l e p yv th, yield•booiiting -accuracy. See us soon,. i. mm s monand W. G. S, Sons John • Deere Sales . &''. Service .. ilur'on Rd., toderichphone; 1132 Sub .Agent PORTER'S WELDING • SHOP 'Phone/206-r-4, :Lu'cknow THE TRADEMARK OF QUALITY FARM EQUIPMENT GIRL GUIDES • The 1st Lucknow Girl 'Guides held . their .'weekly;.: meeting on ' Friday, April 13th :in: the Legion oorris. We had .roIl call showing • 20 present which was foh(i'wed,by. horseshoe „formation. Business was diseUssedand semaphore was. taught. Games were .played and • the meeting was adjourned by singing 'raps; • HEAVY. DUTY • s '1 1WIONShock- Shields, . the;.. exclusive • feature in tiii . B.• -F.; Goodriich trucic tires , `.•,,absgrt ' road shotk , , . prolon'g'tire life ...,of. nb 00 a 'colt, ' 1 asofi's arage 'Phone 148, Luckna* - • CHURCH NEWS South Kinloss Oh Sunday night the South. Kinloss Young Peoples held their. meeting at the 'home of' Mr; and Mrs, Lloyd MacDougall in the •form of a. rousical prog,ram, .The .'meeting opened with Psalm• •19, followed by •,the, L,ord's prayer.in unison. Mr.. Ted. .Collyer •reach the scripture lesson, • The President, Ted Collyer, conducted, the. busi- ness.portion,, The minutes of the. last meeting •were read by.•Mar garet MjaeDonald: lairs, .Tom .Mac Kenzie ,conducted an ;impromptu radio quiz in which. the following took part: *Mr. and Mrs.;P". Steer,. Mrs, Harry I.,avis, Malcolm. Keith.. Sang. "NoW. the Day- is ,'wer'; Frank' MacKenzie. favored with the . (1-ioly, City'-' and, "In the'Gar deny' `.was.gsung by Betty and• Joan •Hamilton.. Mrs. MacKenzie' called eo'ntestarits forward . and asked thein questions on 'the hyriins sung, Joyce •Bau•lch played, a cor- net solo,' A• short talk on • hyrrins and • their use in the. church was. given by ,Uarion MacDonald. E. West favored` with .piano:, seise- tions. Hymn. 611' was 'sung and; Mr, ;Baulch • closed• the •meeting''4• •with .prayer ' •L. unch was served.. ;. Zion W. M. S. Zion W,MVI,S:. rnet Thursday,• April 12th' at the home . of .Mrs. Will Ritchie with '13 present,: i'n spiteof • unpleasant weather and bad .roads. The.'' president,. •Mrs. Gordon. Ritchie opened •the'.meet-.1 •ing: with a. hymn. -and the Lord's ,prayer in'. unison.,...Readings Were given by Mrs. 'Geo. ''Hunter' a 1Vi's- . •.Fred '• Ander-on. -Mrs,-'John Gardner ,took Charge of,the'war WHITECHURCH, her daughter 'Mrs. McIntyre,`„ • Mr. , • and Mrs Earl Weitz of Belgrave, also M'r. and ,Mrs C: Heiner .Of Turnbury °- ,and Mr:. ' f. Heiffer, Sr., > of Monctpuspent • Suay E.t.Wthe home of lv r, and, • ood. 0 :• .0(Intended for Last Week)' ;Mr. Fred Newman and Mr, Iia; Wall made a trip to London on: Tuesday. Mr.Wall is'' suffering from a -sore„ e •e •' and. was seeing a specialist'. '' The Easter Thankoffering nieetin of the W.M.S. of the 'Un ited 'Church is being held this Friday night at 8.00 p.m. in the church, Chalmers 'Church is in- n: vited. Everybody welcome men; as well as women. Mrs, Oriersor of .Blyth is?' Mie guest,. speaker. This meeting was postponed•'from last month , an account .of ;sick- ness. , Mr. Ezra Welwood is at London this week. taking treatments. 1VIr.. 'Joe Tiffin, Jr:, .who -has been in. Winghani I ospital 'fora. few,.:weeks, is ia�ble to be home. again, also. Mr..Torn Mbore has returned to his home in the viii age .rafter hating an. operation in Wingharrt Hospital .Fie is' not as well as his many friends would wish ' to • see • him.' ` Mr. Wm. Dawson was. taken to WinghaM H'ospital' on :Saturday in' • a 'very serious' condition. � , Mr. and Mrs. , Groskorth a n d family spent the week end with; .friends :at at' Toronto. Mrs; �' Chap- man and, son Garry went with' them .and visited' with her people at..Aurora, Mrs. 'Ben. 1VieCleriaghan..spent the week-endat• Ridgetown . With• Sacrament of: Baptism' % druing which , a lively ., discussion was held , Either L`Trn�bach plaYe,d. a': piano solo: which' he .dedicated' as. a farewell to: George and 'Aaron, ;Boak Who :are Leaving: 'ou'r'group e r; Western 'Canada this week:, and ;The' closing:.hymn, No. •551... was, sung, -and.' -Mr. —Winn -pr-onounced- the. benediction. , ship'servic,e, with Mrs.-Sain :Gib- son reading the :scripture, 'Mrs.' Woolley • 'acting' : as re ader , and C..':B; .Woolley .'leading in., praye1.:•Minutes of. ..the previous. 'sheeting and roll call . Were .read' 1by the• secretary, Mrs, Raynard 'and. Mrs. Will .Hunter :gave .the. chapter ' of the study nbook. 'A• 'short'. business 'session was held, after 'which the hostess, .;assisted lay .Mrs. Raynard, Mrs. Harvey Ritchie and 1VIrs' Will Hunter 'Served • refreshments. • Women's ''Association . The :regular meeting of Group 3..was;• held at the .home ' of .Mrs. George : Joynt" on Wednesday; : Apri1'. . 11th. Mrs. George Andrew' was in the chair and, opened the meeting , with a hymn and pray-. er. Reports were;,heard from''the various', committees: • 'After the collection; Mrs. ,Alex Andrew took. charge 'of the program.. Mrs. Jones read the scripture and Mrs. Mumford' offered prayer.. Miss Hazel. Webster gave a very excellent, reading ori Parents'. Du y'• .to sir - Children., • Miss Fear; Henderson then addressed :the ;meeting with a very; helpful talk.. Mrs:: Black gave a reading after which the . meeting was :dosed' twi.th. a hyrhn • and the miz=, pate benediction: -A flower. con- test •was later .conducted by Miss 1•Iazel Webster and refreshments wereserved; by.:the; committee in charge, ' Group II' of, the 'Wy,:'A° ,r ' The. April meeting of Group II of • the " W A. A. was held at the.: -home"M of rs.: W: B. ,'Anderson with 19, members .and 3` visitors present:. The 'program' Was con- • ducted by. Ml's. E. Taylor: -:Mrs.• Anderson read the scripture with: -Mrs,.. Joynt rendering• the solo,.... "Love's , Olcl t Sweet Song" •A . i . siding wad giiyien -by--Mrs J Ackert •and °Nis:, E.: Ackert fav- n,r'ed with. the; solo, ' "The Beauti- lul Garden of Prayer". The' meet- i' ing closed',by repeating the miz :l ah . benediction, Pwo contests : were: conducted. by Mrs.•O..Elliott w and asocial: half hour' as erijoy-. ed,' with .Punch i being s•et Ved by the. hostess and the 'committee iri W ch.arrge, ' • • Presbyterian Guild '" The. .meeting of the• Presbyter - Mian, Guild on:April 10th V' ened with' the Call to WQrshi• . ,. read ' y Margaret Ddn 'Macsld,." Gladys •MacDonald read,the•scrip' , Lure lesson which was resporided. to by the Guild and'. the Lord's prayer was.repeated;. VVe were 'then • entertained .bv'a vocal solo'''' by Ma'rio-i MacDonald, Winn 1 ai1y took the • topri~'. , about the FIRST IN RUBBER • Mr., Tom Moore had a .serious•. operation oh, ' Tuesday . last in, Wingham hospital where he 1-ias been for the past two .weeks. Mr, George 'Fisher ,has purehas- ed:the. front part of the farm east of ;the ,village •known as_the Wea;-. Ver .place. Mr... Dan_, Tiffin, who has: been •living there for some time, is '`moving 'to• the Dawson house on the 2n.d Con now own:, ed by' Aldan Purdon. The United :Church are holding, their anniversary ,on June 3rd. ,Effective " April 29th, 1951,• Full mformolioo from agents CANADIAN NATIONAL Mr. and Mrs, Jaritzi and three "Look here man",, snarled the'' children of Milverton spent Sun- customs officer, 'you °told .me• clay afternoon with,her brot'her there: was nothing in the:suitc'ase Mr:.''and ,.Mrs. George Fisher and but Clothing and I 'found.''a bottle with her aunt; • Mrs. D: Kennedy. I of whiskey!" Mr, and Mrs, Llo' d Wheeler "Sure", . ;replied . the . accused, y p visited with Mrs and Mrs..Garnet. '"that's •my _nightca-p-', ;� aY Farrier. On :Sunday. • 'Mr, Donald. Watt of Toronto, 1• pent the week-endd with his par= Mr." and Mrs, Ab •Coultes . and. ents, >�iev. aril:Mrs. Watt... I family spent Sunday at Paisley • A7: newelectronic organ was installed in Rluevale Tinite.d Church last week by 'Mr.-. Gar- net Farrier. Mrs:' Sniith and two U:oys fr,oin Toronto ':Spent a few days'. last with relatives.. there We ' are • glad to refort•• Mri• Frank Coulter is able 'to be .out • again: after a.. serious . attack • of 'flu.. • • Mr Chapman , and.. daughter. -weep with her sis_t er,_-Mr _and. Shirley antJ : son Garry ._sp4rit a •. ;Nits. Orville Mitchell. ' few days 'at Aurorae • e-- $500,000.—IS' NEEDED' IN ONTARIO . THE PURPOSE s Research Into The Cause and Cure of Cancer. Diagnosis and °Treatment in Nine Clinics in the Province, Professional Education In 'Keeping Thousands of Doctors Abreast, , with Current Progress.. A Year -Round Educational Program , in the Public :Interesi... A Service Program. to Ease the Suffering of the Cancer Patient. THE,•:NEED Many cancer victims ,could be saved if cancer symptoms aw were re- ,cognized' and treated in the •early stages. • ' • More than .11;5,000'-, Canadians died last year of cancer As a cause of death in Canada, cancer is second only, 'to' diseases of the heart. The Canadian Cancer Society tries to dispel tlie fear . and ignoi ar ee which still' surround cancer. Many types of cancer can, be cured if ., � .caught,nseen- eflough. ;.. Contributions M 'y Be Sent bisect' CANADIAN . CANCER ,SOCIETY 191 .College ,St, Toronto „ I 1 J Y i6 .Space' contributed in the servile of t r. • ..i e,community b,y 'John b .tt,. Limited.. ' losonom • ePnimmimmailia • Y •