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PALE TWELVE THE LUCKNOW.;SENTINEL., 'LUCKNOW, ONTARIO,,
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HURON. COUNTY JRS.' . SELL
:SLOW •MOVING; VEHICLE ° SIGNS
Huron : "County'. Junior. Farmers:
• net in Clinton on March 31st.at
8:30 ` . with the . President, , Tom
Cunningham, in: the, • • chair :and
twenty-six members ; answered the.
roll :call.:: '
Huron -Perth field day was dis-
cussed 'and the / Executive are to
meet with Perth. on April, 28th to
discuss` .the. event
Bill .CaMpbell , reported on •.the.
possibility of holding a Haden -
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any ' but plans were incomplete.:'
..'' Maurice .. Love; Provincial • Direc-
tor,: reported on : the exchange: vis-
it but this was also held over.
for lack, of information... Plans
to , co-operate with .-".the .Ontario
plowman's,. Association fin ]con-
'on' .` with the :':Internation >t...International
Plowing.Match to be ..held, at. Sea -
forth' it 1966 ' have ' already start-
ed i nd will .prove to -.be very in-
teresting. . .
The feasibility `.of having 'a pro
jeet for the Centennial '`ear -1967
Was . discussed and' a committee
set' up to look into this. The cam-
nittee consists of 'Donald Young,
Murray Hoover ,and .Mac.: Stewart.
'The members unaniniously a-
greed' to : sell Slow, Moving . Veh-
icle signs . for . the ' Farm. Safety
Council. This sign , (an inverted
Yield sign) has . been nationally
adopted ` and , it is >hoped that in
the future will become a symbol
or , warning that, there is a slow
moving ' vehicle . ahead as soonas'
the sign is seen. The signs will
be : sold by . local club members
and will cost $2.50 each.
Next meeting , ,will be held : en
My. 26, 1965.
$150;000 TEESWATER BRIDGE
Award of. a::contract" •. for the
construction' of approaches and
Teeswater River bridge at , High-
way 4,.• is announced by Ontario
Highways., Minister Charles S.
NMcNaughton.
Work on theJ ro'ect is, sched-
p
',led to start. May 1.;= with comple-
tion ' expected by "October '30, 1965.
Estimated overall cost is $150;-
000:' . • '
Mowbray• Construction. Co Lim-
ited, Box :330, Wingham,' •Ontario;
is the :successful 'contractor.
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Pontiac Parisie , 4 -door hardtop, 'V-8, fully .'equipped •
•■. 1964 Pontiac Parisienne; 2 -door hardtop, V-8, ,fully. equipped
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2-1964 Pontiac Laurentian sedans, " 6 cylinder, "automatic
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2-1964 Chevrolet" Belair sedans ' automatic, power Steering
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11/ 1964 Meteor custom sedan, automatic'
■.'.'1964 Galaxie 500 '4-doorsedan, automatic '; •
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1963 Pontiac Parisienne, 4 -door hardtop, V-8, autornatie
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■ 2-1963 • Ford Fairlane Stationwagons.
■ 2-1963 Chevrolet Biscayne sedans; 1 automatic, 1 standard : 5
■ 1962 Pontiac .2 -door' hardtop'
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• 2-.1962 Pontiac Laurentians
• ■ • 1.961 Falcon Stationwagon ,
1■i' 1961 Pontiac Laurentian "sedan, automatic
• s 19M • Ford 6 cylinder, sedan
■ ▪ 1960 Chev . Beloit-, V-8 automatic
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CHURCH NEWS
Unit 3: Lucknow
• Mrs. Ross .Cuniiming :was hos
teas, for Unit 3, April .meeting,
'With. 16 members present: The
theniwq being - • Easter, Miss . Ada'
Webster opened the meeting' with:
the hymn "Jesus Keep` Me Near
The' Cross," followed by prayer
and the Lords prayer in. 'Unison.
Mrs. Eldon. ' •Henderson. read 'the
scripture lesson. Miss . Webster
took the meditation. After the
general. business' ' was finished,
Mrs 0, Richards, had charge of
the program` : ofiening - with:. ' 'the
hymn "Rejoice the Lord is . Ktng "
Mrs.. G,; Saunders had •a reading.
"The legend of t h e.. Dogwood
Tree." Mrs. Cumming gave high-
lights of her• •Florida trip: 'Mrs.
N. J. MeKenzie gave an inter-
esting part of the book . on Trin-
idad. Mrs.. 'Richards, gave the
Study Book "God and His Pur
pose." After ' •courtesy, remarks
and the m'izpah. benediction the
meeting closed:
Unit ' 1, Lucknow UC.W. •
Unit 1' of ° U.C.W. :met ° atthe'
home of Mrs.- R. Maclntosh on
April 6 'with : 16 members and '3
visitors. present. U.C.W. Purpose
was read' by the ' leader Mrs.. 0:
Brooks. A 'hymn was sung;.:. fol-
lowed by' prayer // The roll call.
was• answered by naming your 'fa
vourite Spring • flower. Thank -you
notes were read ' by Mrs. Dren
nen., An invitation; to • Hacketts
Easter: Thankoffering. on April 15
was extended to our ladies Chris-
tian Citizenship ' report..was given:
by Mrs:` W. , B. Anderson : Mrs.
Drennen reported ' `on, community
friendship.. Mrs; Thompson and
Mrs. McDiarmid 'offered ' to ,visit
patients::in �Pinecrest Manor.. Mrs.
George ' Stuart read a paper- on
Stewardship. -.:Mrs. 0:..Brooks re-
ported on ,the meeting ,•in Kiri,
cardine: Miss Dorothy. Young was
then speaker.Mrs. 0. Brooks took,
.the 'chair . for the . program. A
;hymn Was sun followed 'b pray-
er g. Y.p. Y
er . '.by :Mrs..McDiarmid. '. Mrs.. ,.T.
Hackett' 'read the scripture.:Mrs.
George . Stuart,.read from, the
Study .Book on Trinidad:. Mrs. II.
Treleaven gave. a. • reading "A
Living `' Faith." `Mrs.,' Anderson
• nave 'a chapter~- from ' the Stud
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Book `God and His 'Purpose,.' ,fol-
lowed ..by.. a ; reading entitled,
"Driftwood:" :A poem on 'Palm
Sunday, . was, read by Mrs. Dren-
nen:'..The meeting, closed .withthe
raiz p:ah benediction and 'a 'social
time "enjoyed...
GUILD DONATES' TURKEY
PIE . PROCEEDS TO . MISSIONS
On March '`18. .1965, .the. Ladies-
-4 : St. Peter's Guild mete, in the
Church for the Communion : Ser-
vice: • Mr.. J. King .explained the'
gtructttre and furnishings of our
Church, and the purposes of these;
furnishings. 'A .discussion period
followed. • •
Themeeting followed • in the
Parish- Hall.; Mrs., :'E. Gaunt : op
Ivied ' the .meeting .:with ;the Guild
Prayer and*the Lord's, Prayer.
.Mrs. • T. Pritchard. . gave ' the sec-
retary's : report and. the: treasur-
er's report, Roll call was .
veered by 9 members. The areas`:
rarer announced that the proceeds
from • the last' Turkey Pie project
has been :donated to the Anglican
World , •Mission. , Plans, were dis-
cussed for catering to future ban-
quets: Mrs. 'E.. Gaunt •elosed the
meeting with prayer, and lunch
was ` served by 'the hostesses:` A
very enjoyable Social period ' fol
lowed: ;
Presbyterian . ;W M.S. • `. '
The' April meeting ,of the,•After-
noon W.M.S. met in, the Sunday
School • room, on Wednesday,.
April '7th. Mrs. P. .Stewart open-
ed. the meeting• with' the call. to
worship. A hymn Vas sung, and
the "Aim and Purpose" of the
society. repeated in unison, with
prayer by Mrs. P. Stewart: The
Easter Service' of worship, taken
from the Glad Tidings, arid •ar
ranged . by Miss Lily Simpson,
who for many years ' was a Mis-
sionary' in India now a hospital
visitor . in Vancouver . and New
• WestministerB.C. was followed.'
The thence ` was "The Empty
Tomb" taken from John 20: 1 to
18, A hymn was sung and prayer
followed, Verses taken from the
chapter were read- responsively
by the leaden and, members.
r■iiIiUivaie Mrs., IL Nixon gave. the Bible
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WEDNESDAY,. APRIL
21stt: 1965
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Study which was found in Ephes
ians ;verses '1 to • 4. The meditation
was read by Mrs. K. Chester,.'' and:
the singing of Hymn 486 followed.
The . ;Prayer' Circle was given by
Mrs: ' W: Simpson and Mrs. N. • Mc-
Callum., Correspondence and • bus-
iness ,were tranacted, :„such , as
notes .of thankfulness, :from be
reeved` families: Invitations had
been received ': froth, the Hackett
Society, and also from the •:Dune
gannon W M;S. The Visiting. Com
mittee • reported, having made
twenty-one . calls. ' ,Fifteen ladies
answered the roll: call. , Man .of
the absent `members were ' indis-
posed. A solo . by Mrs. J.. Einer-`
son, namely, • "The Stranger` 'of
Galilee was appreciated., Miss
Margaret Malcolm • ' was 'pianist
throughout the service. Mrs. M.
Henderson , . gave 'two :readings,
"Easter ' is '. Coming”. and '"What.,
.Easter' Means To You". The roll
call was ; answered by . repeating
a verse from 2nd. Chronicles. A.
Hymn and :;prayer byMrs. P.
Stewart brought : the meeting. 'to
a close. ` Before° dispersing the
W.M.S. entertained the Mission
Band .,'who rendered several 'fine
selections. A collection was taken
and Mrs, M. HendersonP resented'
certificates: to, the, children of the
Mission Band. 'A tasty lunch was
of their bakeless bake sale at
their May meeting.. The meeting
closed with . an Easter . hymn and
a vote ' of " thanks to the .hostess
'and all who took part.
AMBERLEY
(Intended For Last::Week)
Sympathy athY is extended to Mrs.:`
Peter • McDonaldof • Kincardine,'
John , 'McMurchy' and other rely
tives in. the passing of _ Mrs:.: Mar:;
gret . Jackson.. of , Ripley. - 'Mrs.
Jackson was a former resident ;,
of the second concession of •:Hur-
on and hadmany friends in the
Pine. River community,: as,. well :.
'as . in :..Ripley where,, she and .her
husband retired .a few. years ago.:
• Thomas ' Q. Fox, father of ' Tho-
mas Foic . of : 'the second cones
'sion of Huron, passed away on
Thursday at Kincardine General.
IJospital
Mr. and • Mrs. Durno ..:Phillips,
Who spent t 'the winter Months in
Sebring,Florida; returned .to` their;
home at Lurgan Beach last week.
`' Mrs. William, Kempton and Mrs..
Bob Courtney; sang; a duet at the"
service at' P 1n e` River United
Church on • Sunday.
Flowers .placed: in .the Pine Riv-
er United Church on Sunday; : App
served which • brought the meet- ril 4th, by Mrs. Winnie. Watson
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Unit' 5, Lucknow
Unit 5 of ' U.C.W. met , at. the
home, of',Mrs. Gordon: • Montgom='
ery on Tuesday evening for their
April meeting. Mrs. Bryce . El-
liott took charge .of the devotions.
The 'scripture and meditation was
given by Mrs. Don Thompson.. A
duet by Bobby Hall ;and. 'Jamie
Elliott::• was, enjoyed by all. Mrs.
Ross ..Shiellsgave, a very fine -ad-.
dress on an Easter'. Thought. `Mrs:
George Newbold took the chair
for •the. business period. •Minutes
and correspondence were read.
The roll call: was • answered by , an
Easter verse: Unit 5 is respon-
sible . for , flowers In church in
and relatives,.. were in memory' of
John McDonald, :• and on .._Sunday,
April ,11th, in. memory ,of Mrs.
Margret Jackson,, baskets, of flow-
ers
low ers were : given by ' Mrs ::Peter
McDonald . ,of Kincardine, John
McMurchy, and' other` relatives.
Thea Explorers ' of . Pine River
.United Church met on Wednes-
day..' afternoon in ` the . Sunday.
School room. Nine: members an- •
swered the ' roll ` call by repeating
;the . •Explorer Purpose. A chapter
ofthe study book'on Brazil was,
read 'by the leader, anda discus-_ ,.
,bion period followed. Pictures , of ,
the church workers in Brazil
were ,,posted on a . bulletin, board:
The ',girls .enjoyed playing two •reg
lay games,. followed by an Easter,
June All 'members are 'remindedegg hunt. ' . '
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