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LUC]CNOw SENTi EL., LUCKNOW, ONTARIQ
THURS.,'. NOVEMBER .18th,
Presbyterian Guild
The Presbyterian Guild
ing of November 15th o
with'the singing of hymn 21,
lowed' by the Lord's . pray
unison.. The scripture leisoi
read responsively and Miss.
Henderson gave the Bible.
Norman Taylor played a
solo, which was enjoyed'
much. After the closing ltyrr
MacDonald closed! the nu
with prayer. .A project. by 114
MacDonald was theft condi
Garbage Collection
The LucknowMunici .
Csarba$e
Collection Service will be terminated this::
week for ,the winter months., •
Please bear in Mind that. the last Col-
lections of the season will, be on 'Thursday
and . Friday of this week
Group 3 W.A..- United Church
The November —meeting was
held at the home of Mrs. Howard
.1tobinson with '20 ladies. iresent.
3imn "Jesus ' keep me .near the•
'cross" was ''sung -and the Lord's
prayer repeated in unison. The
rctU . call= wasresponded': to lay
"Sonnething we .are all .thankful
for". At the business.'part of the
nneeting final• details of the fowl
supper'. were discussed..The scrip=
g
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The W.M.S. held their Noven *
ber meeting at the home of Mrs,
Melvin Coiling, The .president'
Mrs. J,' Coiling' opened the meet-
ing, reading a poem after which
a , hymn was sung and' the Lord's
prayer repeated inunison. The
roll call was responded towith.
a verse on peace, and a generous
donation . of cookies ' which were
sena, .to. the veterans. of Westmin-
ster', Hospital. During the business
.period it was decided to have for
the roll. call ' in, . • December fOod
and clothing for needy in Europe.
Mrs. W. Dexter. took charge .of
the group program. ' Mrs. Daisy
McCharles . read the scripture,
0 Readings -appropriate for MrsRe-
re
membrane! ,Day, were given by
Re-
hire a Ste -1I
was r ad' by Mr. W. Mrs. Stewart,_ Mrs. Gibson and
Wart: Readings were given' by - .74
Mrs Nelson Bushell, Mrs. Orvill Mrs, J. Coiling, • Mrs, ,A, McTav -
Jones and -Mrs: Harvey Webster. sh gave a short. report of • Mrs
The mizpali 1 enediction closed Taylor's.talk, at • the sectional
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the meetingLunch was served.
1 meeting_, at Clarke. Mrs.. J. c-
Ta ish : rendered': a; soio' and the.
.__ piraer,
master of ngham - Orange
Lodge; No. '794; Which lodge has
decided to observe the 12th of
July ' in Wingham , in 1949.
eetaxt -- lr winging
Valiant Hearts" and prayer by
Mrs. McTavish.. A social hour and
lunch was enjoyed by all. •
TELLS KAIR:SRA MREU,.. G
of TRIP TO ENGLAND
The November meeting of the
Kairshea Women's' Institute was
held, at . the home „of Mrs. D. B.
Carruthers with a very good at-
tendance., Mrs. A. MacItttyre pre-
sided. As. it was Remembrance
Day, the poem . "In Flanders
Fields" ' 'was read by Mrs.. L. C.
MacIvor, followed by one min-
ute. silence and a prayer by Mrs,
1V acIntyre.. „ •
The motto "gears teach us more
than books" was .prepared by
Miss Annie MacKay and read by
Mrs. R. Martin, Piano instrumen-
tals were given by Mrs. Maltby
and by Marilyn Carruthers.. An
interestingreading was given ,by
Miss Dean MacLeod,
Solos •:were sung by Mrs. Mac
'Kay of. Ripley and• by Amelia
Carruthers.. The topic . "Pioneer
Days" was prepared and read by
Mrs. V. MacKenzie, Mrs. '_T.' 'A.
MacDonald had the Lucknow In-
stitute's "Tlveedsmuir, Book" and
read. a, few...ite ., `from it.
yrs. eha`d'wi ±k gave a very~
terestingtalk on her recent trip
to `.England and told a little, of
conditions.' over'. :there.: •
GODERICH HQSPITAL
creasing its. `rates for privat
semi _ 'p'rivate . •'rooms. Thi
creases, va ying. • from .25c t
a day, go -into effect on DI
.bear ls€
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Mrs. Hughes then thanked
Carruthers for. the use :o
home and all who.. had - taker
in the program, Mrs. 'Carrs
gavea fitting reply. The.• i
ing ended with God Save
King: Lunch and • a social.
hour followed. ;
The next meeting v4i11=-1
Milts. ' Robinson's. Director
Mrs: D.• L:' MacKinnon, Mr
Campbell, Mra .r. ' MacKi,
Mrs. F. Gilchrist.
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'IT ts- was Pitii s . that we announce this .welcome
addition to the • Canadian -wide . organization of ,
' Ford and Monarch . dealers. As new1v. a pointed.
'Vocal representatives, ' they ;will regard the satin-
,faction of Ford and Monarch owners' as their first
responsibility;' but owners' of any .make' of ear or
tiuck,how,ever,' will find .them well qualified to •.
render tlotlern service at its best.
FORD ;SAND MONARCH DIVISION FOR
DAte are satisfied that., beginning their new associ--
' ation with the sincere desire to earn the confidence
of every customer, this :•firm will make, a worth-
!while •Gontributian to the motorists of the coin
munit .
Ford of Canada joins with . many 1oca1 friends in
• ibhing their new representatives every success' for .
the future..'
,MOTOR 'COMPANY OFtc`IANADlj° .LIMITED
:,FORD CARS" . MONARCH CARS
FORD : LIGHT & , HEAVY: DUTY TRUCKS
FORD 'TRACTOR'S ` & IMPLEMENTS
FORD BUSES
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