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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1951-11-01, Page 5• I • , aiOUltilt4. •ff••••!•..TR... OM, •tion ther ual ss ay. Or, #,•,41!.ft •• T1ig IMCKNQW SENTINEL, IMCKNOtrt (*TART° . CREW.E: • lYir. ..ttoY Maii§ etUrned home. •Tvesday after siX Week trip which 00- hir tO Arageouver, , nd, back- through the Sttes -to-Petreit._ r. and •MrS. Chester Finnigan, visited. Sunday LoAd9:n with •her siSterira,. Mel: Henry at • Victoria Hospital, We areglad t9 nocT she is making a favorable • recoverY. • Mr. Matthew Shackleton Dungannon is spending a few days with he soh Benson, M. Shackleton and trniiy, • ' • The social held recently was well: attended and everyone: en • i4ed Ms. Morga. ffnderson'a -‘talk On -her trip abroad The jamswinanaS and Xelkrnans sani. Several songs in. their native Dutch 'tonue. — Mr. and Mrs, "Jim Sherwood visitOcl.SaturdaY eVening in Luck - now with their dauhter,Mrs. Harvey Ross and Norma:, .• QlIvet .W, M. S. WrOM Lalt4 to Northern, Us'!' Vir,g. a McCharles was hostess Vlarialg ilaember ialre ariSwerS to the Oliyet WM.S. en ThursdaY to a tlui on" the chapte. Read. - evening., Nat. Mac hailes and her trip were ' given iby Mi. Q. Mc - group had charm. l ge of the Progra._. " Cnares nd Mrs, MacLennan. The meeting opened% with the •a aging,: of the hymn " I Love Tliy MrS'. 1:)„ McTavish OalVe raclinS: Kindom Lord", followed by Ifofn HinelVlissionaDigest: Mrs', prayer. by Mrs. H. Heory. Mrs, J. McTavish • presided, for the M. Coiling read the scripture and business period. The roll call Was Mrs. Bryclon led in i)rayer. Mrs. .answered with 4 vrse of thanks, J. McCharles favored with a Solo, Lairich;waa Served by the hostess IVI'ra. Brdon very capably gave and her committee 'ad an en - the chapter in the study book joYable sOcial liOur was spent. akili***************401R****P***1110000000000111100000001000000000000***********1************01,010118111 ' • * - us 0 1! tor lock •:• - • "A high standard of morality will accrue to the nation which sets for itgelf the goal of human betterment of its people. The 'task of raising living standards and promoting general welfare 14, is challenging and essential"—from the Bud- get speech of Premier Frost, March 1951. •••• • „, • • • • . . . . . • . • • • • f2 • • • . ; • PAGE: E1,•;ENS- . • The ,Satrarnent,, 6f the Lord* Supper will be observed in the United Church' next •Sunday. Morri_ini# with service • •at 11.4 Mrs,- Morgan-heriderson of L'uckow will be the guest spak er at the November meeting of the Woinen's Instittite. to be held at the home, a Mrs. Fred MC- Quillin on Thursay, Nvriber-' 8th at 2.30. Roll call, 'Why. should I not answer Prsent". . • lCeep /SaturclaY; 'November • 17,th in mind ,for the Afternoon. Tea and Bazaar under the auspices of: the W. A. of the M. and Mrs.RoSs rrinton' :were gueStS of honor at a re -cep -. tort. arrane& by the ladies. of the Fordyee School •Sction' in• • the Community ,Rall on Friday evenil4 lYftisic for, dancing was, • provided' by Brute's orchestra. After lunch Ir. and Mrs, Erring- tim Were called to the platform. An• address of congratulations. • and good. Wishes Was read by Mrs. 'Harold Gaunt and Beverlet Gaunt made the preSentation a purse of money.After Mr. Er— ringtonhad • epressedtheir- thanks all jOined. in singing, "For. they are jolly' /good feliciws". Congratulations arid good wish- es go, to Mr. and Mrs. Win. Humphrey who Observed their 35th •wedding anniversary at a family party on Saturday even,— 1Vlik7Beatrice MQuillin spent. •a .few .days as a Oatient •Josep,afs' hospital, Londan, where she received treatment fOr high blood pressure 'Mrs. Durnin Phil- 1ps' of Diinginnonahas been sup, plying for Miss McQuillin.. •44 • Mr, and MrS. •Geddes '•of. cardirie were recent, guestg Of Mr '• • and 11rs. Caldwell. They were'. accompanied by Mrs: Hugh Cam.•,• eron, who ivisitecl her cousins, IVIisses M. C, andW.D. Ruttier- • ,' United Church Evg.Auxiliary • The Octolber meeting of , th.e • Evening . Auxiliary held their a, - • regular meeting at the home of • Mrs. W. J:Mumford fwith'23 in attendance. The. Meeting opened • withthe president; Mrs: Alex An, • drew in the chair. The dcripture , was read by Mrs. Alex.:Macilay and •Mrs. •Orville Jones led -in • prayer; A speaker for the Thank - Offering rihrhich Will be held on ' November 20th was,dikussed. A • letter •"frorn Mrs. "McTavish of Ripleywas read ;Concerning :the sectional meeting' • at .Chahners • — • and a carload :was planned to go The roll call was given .after • which :hymn :501 Was sung: Mrs• .' Vernon Hunter; hacl charge of the , -progranite5th-and.14th chap- ter of the study book was taken. by Mrs. P.. MacMillan and Mrs.' • • H. Webster. Mrs. J. C. Arrnitrong. • -fvred' with a; solo • and Mrs. Jessie Allinan instrumental. The comrnittee in charge 'served a de • - licious salad plate which brought the 'Meeting to a klose. Miss jean., Osborne moveci a vote 6f to, and Mrs. Murnford and all Airtime thaUeltedlin, the program: Intended for Last Month The first meeting. of the Fall term. oi the Eci ening, .21uafi1iary Was held at the home of Mrs: S. C., MoNab. The ,2nd.• Mrs., George, jeyrit, was in the chair. The scripture lesson was read tw Mr: Ernie Crawford. 'Phe treasurer's report was given by,. Mrs. Roy Black, Mrs. R. John stone was appointedto take Brewer's place at the TharikOf- feting, A reading on Home' slims Was read by 'Miss l3ernadine Alton, Miss, Margaret Rae then convened the program with ;read ings Mrs. Ashton 4nd' Mrs. Black. A Mission quiz' With Mrs, Jack Nicholson and Mr. Thelma MaDonald taking prt. T h e guest seaker,„ Miss Dean Mac- LoOd gave a veryjimelY- arcd in-, forniative tlk. on "Stir up the Plaine". A contest by Miss Al- tOn brought the meting, to a lose. Mrs. HOArobster 'moved a vote of•thanks to Wk. McNab for her 'home. -A dainty lunch was Served' by the committee teal.* arid a sociar half hoar'. It spent •.• . • . The Progressive Conservative 'administration comes to the people .with an unsurpassed record of eight, stron, the Government in 1.950 and 1951 was en- consectitive surpluses. The finances of Ontario.are "----abled-in-factto-reduce_taesa record in Canada • _ xes,, no nuisance• • taxes 0nd the lowesiPial • : •ta menti not pionriises. Here are only a fe: ..e 314 qr. Ontario has fostered good relations with .alt • the GOVernmerits of • Canada—Federal and , • Provincial Ontato_isibo onl3r_rvince in the Common- ! vfPaith to abolish discr1nunu9n. in employment on grounds of race, colour or creed. Ontario leads in caPital.gran s for itals.and in maintenance grants for public wird beds and it asiistance for otpatient clinics. What is • being.lione lsewherein the world is constantly 1 lected. to' totally disabled persons from 1$ to 6 —' a . : under; sway, and. the best is being se , • A .• Ontario. will 'next year. ,extend pensions, lit ' at this time. This Government's record is no sales takatto trill Canada. It -is a-record-oLaccomPlunt....4 rin 4. • • 111 111 • • 1:1116.. 111 Despite the shortages of , Materials Very great advances uhave been inadein Our highway *Mem,' especially in Miran-Bruce' througlii'th • oristinteildeaVoitr of John W. Hanna. • • • • • OntariO-laws_paisedAhis iti provide that . • women' shall receive equal pay for equal work. Free school. boils have been given this year 'to the ;children of the primary schools for the first time in history. Equality of opportunity in education is a reality. a Hydro resources in the last five•Yeais have been i• doubled, taking city comforts to rural Ontario; - helps• take drudgery out of farm homes. • 0 ...- I . .. province in Canada •to . take this step. - .. .. • . - , , ,, •,:„,. ... ..) • , .. • . 1 *'. Is: -NO. Substitute For Experience $0-'40rtikot.PRd.---.YPIE:,1:- . There , , ... • ... •.• •• • . • . ,. . . , . . i • • • • • , • . ' • 111 * . 1 . • • • • • , • . , . . k . : • • at romplarilliiiiiiiiiiialingiNWIN,, . , , .,,iiimmomo;. ''..'!•4, ‘, . 1M111.,,,,,, ,,,,miiiIIIIMMInuosion• AIIMI. , limil immiliMa . It • ' Or ' 0 • 0010001110 .. 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