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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1965-03-24, Page 5WEDNESDAY, MARCH. 24th, 1965 THE LUCKNOW S'ENTINE1, I,UCKNOW ONTARIO PAGE ,FIVL • RLEY..S HERTA OR KEYSTONE OATS... GARRY,'RODNEY OR RUSSELL MIXTURES e•'♦ RUSSELL,'•HERTA, & .SELKIRK GARRY, KEYSTONE & SELKIRK • RODNE.Y,.• HE•RTA & SELKIRK• GARRY AND `KEYSTONE. • •••.GARRY AND'•SELKIRK : We pre buying Garry, Rodney or ussell 0a#s suitabiefor seed. 130119.-.. in a sample. ANDERSON PRODUCTS'LIMITED LUCKNOW .PHONE 528.2026 ONTARIO BRUCE PRESBYTERIAL: TO ,MEET IN KINCARDINE "God's'. `Purpose and. Our. Res ponse"•is the ;`theme chosen for the third annual ..meeting ;of Bruce Presbyterial United Church Women, which isbeing held in the Kincardine United , Church on Tuesday, ' ; March ' 30, ' Opening- ' at 9:30 a.m. with . a . hymn -sing led by Mr. E. C. Hale,Underwood. If you have any problems,. bring "them along, in writing,: and ,place them . in the box which will be found at the entrance. to the church. These will be discussed during the. Question period in the. forenoon. Ripley • U.C.W. wil be in charge of the memorial service, - all groups are asked to send their list of departed, members to 'Mrs.: R. A. Carson, Rec. Sec, : R..R: 1 Clavering, in:: preparation for this service.' . • Special • speaker for the '. after- noon is Miss Dorothy -Vining,' . as- sistant Sec. for the Board of Women;, who has had wide ex- perience in. congregational work, and : national officers in the- Unit- ed Church ': of Canada. Her' :ad- uests. Of res. yterians The members' ofT the: evening units of, ; t h e " Lucknow United Church Women 'were guests of Lucknow Presbyterian Evening Auxiliary at their regular meet-. ing in the Church -on March' 16th.. Mrs, Frank Hawthorne who ' was in the chair for the. epening ex- ercises, welcomed ;the'" visitors... Mrs. , George Newbold then took the chair to conduct the program provided , by the : United.. Church ladies. ' Following t :h e opening hymn .Mrs. Jack McKim led in prayer. The scripture, Psalm . 96, was. read responsively; Mrs: Gor- don Johnstone`. gave the medita- tion entitled- "Give An Account. of The Stewardship." A duet by Mrs. Mel . Goyette ' and . Mrs. Jack McKim,:. accompanied by Mrs. Gordon Montgomery, was much. enjoyed. Mrs. Robert Finlay gave the Offertory Prayer. Guest speaker was. Mrs. Arthur Jackson, wife of the United Church minister of Belgrave. She has had . a great deal of exper i,e n c e in different .phases .` of church work and has a ; Bachelor of Divinity degree. Her ,.subject was, the '"History of Women . in the Churches" beginning .in. Bible times and tracing the part played by women u . Canadian churches. Mrs. Mel Goyette . gave a .read read- ing entitled "Beatitudes, for .a Housewife." Mrs.: Elwin Hall ex- pressed the thanks of the United. Church Women to everyone : tak- ing ,part, in the . program . espec- ially Mrs. ::Jackson ; for = her fine address ,and to , the Presbyterian • ladies for their hospitality. .0n behalf of the Presbyterian :Aux- iliary . Mrs. 'Hawthorne thanked the.. guests for: the fine program. The meeting : closed with : a hymn and the. Benediction. Mrs. ' Jack MacDonald: conducted a contest and lunch was. served by ' the committee in charge. �r oudt u; rt*tie. frm " profession or vocation will be no financial . , program with Sian L funds for Bill's. education for 'the whole farm triaturely. " associated with Sun ,. L Canada, the Company :with the is right' you and your Why not calf me today? Today young Bill likes to tinker -but tonorroW he will be:. deciding on his career. Whatever. on he may .settle on, there problem A. life insurance problem, not'only guarantees the but provides an income. family' if Dad. should ..die pre- Pmife °f policy that's family. - 'Wh WILLIAM J. KI R.R.•2 Lucknow •Phone: Winghatn 51 19 7 SU.R LIFEASSURA"NCE COMPAN)CUF CANADA., A .MUTUAL COMPANY. dress will prove 'helpful to all who,. are .interested in the various phases : ofthe work of the 'United' Church ':Women, and in .the, pro= motion .of Christian and .Mission- ary education: Mrs. Frank Taylor of Ancaster, 'president of Hamilton . Conference U.C.W.will .instalthe officers ::for 1965. It is.:expected that each:' or- gamzation will send . four voting delegates. Plan to attend this meeting, which is open to all women of the Presbyterial. Dinner' will be serv- ed at. 12:15 noon:. • . Hacketes United Church Women 'Mrs. Bert Alton , was 'hostess to Hackett's U,C.W. .on. Wednesday, March 47th, with Mrs. Cliff Men- ary presiding. Mrs. George Hen- ,ry led in devotionS, with Mrs. JIM Nelson, Mrs. Donald Hackett and Mrs...Alex Hackett leading in. prayers.- Jo-anne Alton' gave two musical numbers. The roll call. was ansWered by .11. . members with a yerSe 'With prayer.,. Mrs. Bert Alton led in chapter 6 of "God. and His Purpose." Mrs. Cliff Menary gave a reading ."Be not Weary /in Well Doing.',' The Easter Thank -Offering is to be held .in Ilackett's church on April 15th at .2:00 p.m.' with Misa Lil- lian. McArthur, returned Mis- sionary, the guest" speaker. Her message is ' goring to be "The Word in as Much:" A colorful dis- play of aprons was' judged by Mrs. Gordon Kirkland, ?with Mrs. Reurink, Mrs. Wilfred Hackett and 'Mrs. Ralph Cameron is win.: ners. The Garden Party is, to be' held ,on June 8th, 1965. The April ,meeting is to be held on April 22nd in the church. '1,iNO quilts will 'be tied. Mrs, Frank Alton gave a reading on' St. Patrick. The Meeting was closed with a prayer by- the president. The hos-• tess and Mrs. Herb Wilkins serv- Zion, United Church Women , Mrs, Chas. Anderson Was hos- tess for the 'March meeting of Zion U.C.W.;,, when the roll call was answered by 24 members. The -.devotional period .was con- ducted by Mrs. Anderson with scripture readings by .Mrs. Allan Ritchie and Mrs. Chas. Wilking arid' prayer by Mrs. Lloyd Hunt- er/ The chapter from the StUdY Book WiLS taken by Mrs. Eldon BUILDING-SUPPLIE Plywood, Prefinished Wall Panels;, Flame Resistant Ceiling Tile LUCKNOW T` LUMBER PHONE 528-2909 • MONUMENTS • For :.sound .counsel and a fair price on a monument correctly designed. from quality mater'ial, rely on SKELTON 0 'MEMORIALS Pat O'Hagan, Prop.. Established Over Sixty Years Phone 881-0234 Walkerton Ontario Ritchie and the Bible • Study by :Mrs. Robert Helm A reading was given by Mrs. Nelson . Raynard and • an instrumental played : by Mrs. Wesley 'Ritchie. During t h e business period plans were made for the ;meet- ing to be held at Seaforth on March 24th. Those planning to at- tend are Mrs. Frank Ritchie,, Mrs. Harvey Ritchie, Mrs. Kais- er, Mrs. Wesley Ritchie; and Mrs.. Jim -Hunter: The leaders for the 4-H . project . 'a r e Mrs. Gordon Kirkland and Mrs. Chas. Ander- son. nder-son ' They are to attend training school : on March 24th., Plans were made regarding the visit to Hur- onview on Friday, April 9th. An- other quilting 'will be held in the near future. The visitors ° for the next month are ' Mrs. Graydon Ritchie and. Mrs. Chas. Wilkins When the girls ' arrived .from school, "the 4 members of the 4-H Club put on 'their. skit ``Safety. ° in the : Home". whichthey had pre- sented at Achievement Day. 'Following the closing hymn and prayer by Mrs. Kaiser, lunch was served.. by Mrs.. Anderson, Mrs. B.' Raynard• and Mrs, Pete Cook. The ` •April meeting : will be held at the home of Mrs. John 'Hun, .ter :.on.:Wednesday, April . 7th. In Groun `A'' Marie Stewart of the Tigers chalkd up the high triple 'of 646 -and Edna Petrie of the Lions had a single of 274. Len MacDonald of the Beavers rolled the limns top triple of 621 and Grant Chisholm, another Ti- ger, had the high single Of . 240: In Group S' Kay Crawford of the Gophers had high triple . of on and a single gaine. Of 285. I Clarence Greer, 'Gopher captain, : had 'top triple of 658 and Mike I Sanderson had high single of 276. I 'Group 'Al:* Coons 6, Lions 6, ' Beavers 6, Tigers 3, kangaroos Group `13': Zebras '7, Woiven- Chipmunks 1, Squirrels.4. TOP-.40UALITY ,ESSO .• :HEATING EQUIPMENT.. on.easy,.10 year, budget terms); HAVEN$, RO Plumbing and Heating ESSO 'OIL BURNER 'Sales and Service HOME HEAT SERVICE ...MOCDONALD..• TLAS BATTERIES DUNLOP TIRES ',ToP Quality. at Reasonable Price ROTATE' TIRES REGpLARLy s .130100009,' '0.64 :A1.160ment, • • Shockabsorber Service , 2 Licensed Mechanics REPAIRS to ALL MAKES OF CARS and TRACTORS