The Lucknow Sentinel, 1965-06-23, Page 6'a
alnners . W.I L:..
(Whitechurch ..Newrs) .
The. W,M,S,. of Chalmers: Pres-.
bytes ian Church, ' Whitechurch,'.
f#eld'their ;June ' meeting on: Wed,
nesdalr, ,June 16 at the •home of
Mrs,. Johnston Conni:' The Presi-
dent Mrs. Victor` Emerson. opened
'the meeting with a welcome' to
all and 'a 'verse "Seed Time".
The , hymn "Sowing In. The . Mor -
sing, was sung, .:The leader
Mrs,, • Frank Coultes then presid-
red and, read the: ' Scripture and
'gave the ,meditation answering 'us
• that we„are..God's own precioua.
seed and He; l noweth, . of: what . we
have need,;- We. are servants of
God and should be alert and ever
ready to ,assist' with his work.
T h e reading' "A . package of
Seeds” was , given by ;Mrs. Wal-
lace Conn. The .Glad Tidings
.layer .was; given by' Mrs:, 'Robert
-Ross. ` The topic • "Sermons .in
Trees" was given by Mrs. Walter
Elliott, A tree is; a sermon full of
mystery and. . wonder. Trees fern
ash heat Ler homes, shade, - from
. _sun, supports. ,of houses, board of
your table- and bed on 'which we
lie: It ,was by, a :tree that. dur..
Lord' symbolised His premised
dwelling in' ` the . ".iii of His . peo
ple. ' .I' am. the • vine" ye •are ,-the
branches,' 'The last chapter. of the
Holy', word pictures the :Tree " of
Life with its fruitsin s . n the Heav-
enly World . with the leaves of the
tree for :tle• ,healing 'of . the na-
tions. The hymn "He, leadeth' .Me"`
wah sung., .: Mrs. Emerson " led in
,prayer, for the sick folks in, '..the'.
'community. The offering: was re-;'
cawed and' the offertory` a prayer.
wan..,given by, Mr s::Emerson. Mrs.
Donald . Watt led in prayer . for,
rain ' which' is needed in the ' con
munity.' .
The next meeting will :be held
in the church in`''July when.. the
Children " of the :. Church will.:. put
• on the, program.: The roll call was,
eitwered with a- verse 'with. the
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
word. Home by ' 16, ,members, The
minute's were read by the secre-
tary Mrs: Russel Ross Arrange
meats were made for' floral bas
leets. to 'be, placed in ,the Church
each, Sunday , during the summer..
• The ,Ladies Aid meeting follow-
ed when 'arrangements were, • made
for aquPt , for the bale Tiie col-
lection for the 'Ladies Aad was re
ceived and.he meeting closed with
repeating, the Blessing in. unison.
Lunch was served ' 'by' the hos,
tess to 16 members, :4 little boys
and 3 visitors. The books on sale
were viewed 'during , the: lunch
period: ..w
On . Tuesday evening Mrs. R0 -
Bert.', Ross, Mrs.- 'Russel Gaunt,
Mrs. Mary ' Chapman Sr., .'Mrs.:
Albert ' Coultes, Mrs, Emma Cof'
fin and Mrs:' Dan Tiffin of Whiten
church- Women's Institute visited
with the B.elmore ladies. Mrs. Tif-
fin gave an instrumental number
for the .Whitechurch , group..
Miss 'Lila Emerson. ' spent:',a few
days the' first of the week with
her sister . Mrs. Maud , Haggitt..of
Brussels..
,Mrs: Lucy Harknessof Bramp-
ton' and . Mr. . and Mrs:Ernie.
Charlton of Hamilton visited this
week with Mrs. Cassie Falconer.
Elwood Groskorth and Earl Cas-
lick . have . had new roofing put
on, their .:homes ; last -'week. This.
should', protect them • against.' the
rain which' everyone. hopes •will
soon arrive to end the dry spell.
Ladies' • Attend .pemonstration
On Wednesday evening `'around
.50 ladies. and .girls 'gathered, at
the sore of Mrs: Dan. Tiffin .'to
enjoy'' a Tupperware Demonstra
tion under the leadership of Mrs;
Joan ' Duncan; R.R. '.4 ': Denfield.
The winners in the Tupper game
'were' Mrs. Albert Coultes, .. Mrs.
Jas.Currie and Mrs. E. Sleight-
holm. Each received' a , picnic
fork.; for. her. effort. At the dote
of :the . evening : draws were 'Made.'
by Janet Sleightholn1 ' Joyce . Tif-,
fin and the hostess. Mrs. Dan Tif-
fin. 'Draw winners were Mrs. Ez-
ra Mrs clioltz Garnet . Farrier sref rii tongs,alad
geratortor.
bowl, Mrs; Les: 'Reynolds fly swat
ter.. Premiums'' received by Mrs,.
Tiffin for ' having the partywere
lazy susan, jello mould, fioradlier,
wonder .Set. and pie taker. The
sales of, the evening .r.mounted to
$124.06. The hostess ,with her help-
ers served
elp-ers''`served lunch.: .
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OLIVET .NEWS
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb' Clayton and+
Lynn attended anniversary ser-
vices
ervics. in thiclerwood' United Church.
and were' guests:at:,the home. of
Mr. and Mrs; , Henderson- Leg
gate:
Hand Caught In. Wringer
Mrs. Melvin . Coiling ,bad the'.
misfortune ' to, haveh e r hand
caught in the wringer while . doing
the , laundry, last' Monday. The',
hand was ' badly . bruised 'but • no
bones were broken,:
Mrs. Gary Hoffman ' and Janet
Hamilton visited on Tuesday with:.
Mrs: Jean Hamilton ' and.: Mr and
Mrs. Ian . Patterson. and family
in .Hamilton. '
Mr.: and Mrs. Jack Bowers ' and;
family of Stratford visited on Sun-
,day with Mr. and Mrs. Sandy'
MacCharles and ' family. .
Mr. ' and Mrs. James McNairn
of " Seaforth visited on Sunday. with.
Mr. 'and . Mrs. Oscar. ' White and.
family. > Evelyn White returned.
with them for a . weeks holiday..
Mr. and'Mr's. Walter Dexter'
sang , a' duet in, , Olivet • United.
Church on: Sunday:: Thesame ev-'
ening Mr. 'Dexter was 'guest solo
ist.. in : Zion United Church
versary 'service.
K1NGSBRIDGE
'. Rev. Father. Cyril O'Keefe, SI.
of Loyola College ollegMontreal,
vis
itdMr. and Mr's.
Joe . O'Keefe
on. Thursday. Other, 'visitors over
the' week -end were . sisters of:: Mrs..
5.,
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE; 23rd,: 1945
ttentlofl.
YOU
FARM
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE:
POND?
To encourage the construction ;of'. Farm Ponds,.:
oy ' m eat; of .O tario .will : '.a '' .50%' 'of; the
;the 6e.a .. �,. , . P Y.
' of an approved pond,, 'up to a' maximum
Cost
of $500.
This financial assistance is available to
farmers for .
• CONSTRUCTING A NEW POND
• IMPROVING AN EXISTING POND
• ,,To apple, consult your County Agricultural
Representative OR Agricultural Enginior for information.
application, forms. and advice
Ontario Department Ontario Department' of Energy
of Agriculture: and Resources Management
Hon. Wm. A.'. Stewart.Minister ' 'Ho J. R. on t
n. Sinn e t.
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O'Keefe, Mother ' St Daniel :I.B.
O.M. of Guelph, and; Mrs. Cole
Lazzara of Port Credit. '
Mr. , and' Mrs. Phil Ryan • and
family,, Toronto, Mr. -and -Mrs.
Dan Ryan and family, of Detroit,
Mrs: Copperauld and Elizabeth,
Detroit, and Mike . and Mary .Ry-
an ' of Toronto were visiting. Mrs.
Walter Clare ' over " the week=end,
and . attended the celebration . of
Father Lloyd' Ryan's 25th; anniver-
sary of his : ordination to the
priesthood in Mildmay on: • Sun
day.
Mrs: Leo Courtney`is. a a
..p'�en t
in `St.. Joseph, . Hospital,' London.
Mr. and Mrs.. ; Hillary Menard
and family of . Des.; .Moines spent
{{ y inn
the: , week -end . with ler. "mother.
Mrs. Clifton Austin.
Mr, and Mrs. Vincent Austin
Tom Wallace and Larry. Wallace
spent the week -end in Flint visit-
ing Hank. Boven, who- is seriously
Bill 'Fitzpatrick is a patient in
Goderich 'IHospitai.'
Mr. and. Mrs; , ,Wilmur: Moran
and 'family. of. London'spent the
weekend with Mr and Mrs:
Frank Moran.
Dennis Dalton ' was home for
the week -end..
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