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WEDNESDAY, MARCH II, 1964
THE. .LUCKNOWSENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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CATTLE, CALVES and LAMBS EVERY DAY, ,
EXCEPT ;SATURDAY
We Do, Curing. and' Smoking .. , ; Be!ef, Pork and Lamb.
•Sold. Whole, Half or .Quarter For. Better Service
And: Lower :Prices Call Ripley le yY :10
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The Canadian Eskimo wasstud- reported for the cad. art he r P Y d 1.
ed u by ' lerove W ma n large : in; February and another one was
t' t ,t smembers,.. g .planned for March. Mrs. Dori Mc,
iumiber of ladies met at the home .Cosh asked for someone to dress
f Mrs, :Wm. J. Arnold. The _ roll a dill in ioneer costume fordress
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all, : '"an cid . Eskimo custom," Archives. Mrs. Claude 'Dore. don.
produced many .interesting facts ated a lovely . crochetedset as' a
ricluding a picture of . an Ookpich gift to F:W.I.C, which will, meet,
r native handicraft: Mrs. Cecil' in; Nova Scotia.this' summer. The
Sutton said that most. of the things' District. Directors meeting will be
one by the white' man had. a .held at Clarke onIVlarch' 17. No
etrimental effect.. Eskinios. , have , one ill attend the Officers. Con-
een exploited by. traders in the .ference at Guelph: ' Mrs: Frank
ast .quite frequently. They . are, ' Currie, Mrs. Don • McCosh and
i danger of being turned 'into `Mrs. Frank Dore displayed ar-
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band of . idle, . demoralized. in -tides made at the block printing
ividuals..' The missionsrovide course: Mr$,' . Walter ' Forster. re-
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lost of the ,education along with ceived : a teapot from • the W.I: to
few schools ' provided, by the mark her.. Silver wedding. Miss
?,rritorial ;government The white Margaret. Robertson gave. out .the
Ian's., laws are contrary to the Penny Round -up bags. ' Mrs: Vic
ulture of the .Eskimo, There . are toria . Smith was : convener of :,the
aservations where no 'white. man program .Heather Boyle.' :'sang a
an hunt or trap. Railroads and solo and . MIs.. Smith, ,conducted.
lines destroy' the migration pat- a contest and read "Party Line".
;rns of the northern. aniinais. • by Harry J Boyle. $10.0p, was don -
Mrs. George Harkness presided •ated to Ripley Fair.. Everyone
r the . business portion :of': the signed a card for Miss Eva Cul..
ieeting::. Family, night will be Tri •beet Lunch was served by Mrs:
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Presbyterian. W.M.S. •
The Afternoon Auxiliary of the
W.M.S. met in the, school room
of, the, church, on' Wednesday,
March 4th. Mrs. C. Agnew was
in the. chair and gave her in- •
troductory remarks . in . verse.
Hymn 214 was sung, followed with
prayer by Mrs. Agnew,. The. "Aim.
and Purpose" of the Society was.
then repeated in unison, Miss Mary
McLeod read the "'Scripture. ' The
Bible Study given by. Mrs. Rod.
McLeod was taken from. John 5:.
1 to 9 — the. healing .of the .para-
lytic man.. It was decided that
there would be no senior boys .class
formed this year from . the Mis-
sion Band. '•The .correspondence
consisted of thanks. for cards sent,
and announcing .March " 24 as the
date for the Thankoffering: The
roll call was answered by' re-'
peating, a verse from Leviticus.
The Prayer Circle . was .taken .by
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Mrs. J. Adams and Mrs. J. Em-
erson. Mrs: Jas. Little. gave the
Mission
Study and Mrs. C. Fin-
layson gave the .Meditation. Mrs,
N. • ' Johnston ° read. a'. poem on
"Easter," •and also one on, ."In'
a Garden." Mrs. C. Agnew gave
the• offertory prayer. There were
22: visits' . and . 28 cards' sent .. by
the visiting': committee. The meet-
ing : was brought to a: close :by
Mrs., C. • Agnew.. "giving thebless-
ing.
St.' •' ;oseph's • Church C:Wa..:
St. Joseph's C.W.L., Kingsbridge
held their. monthly Meeting' March
1st in the 'chool . with . an atten-
dance . of 24 members. Mrs. Mark:
Daltonpresided and the : meeting
opened with thePra - :Lea ue er
g Y,:
led. by Rev: Father Caruana.Mrs.
Cyril Austin read; the correspon-
dence. Financial 'report was given
by Mrs. John `:Austin. Mrs. ,'.Carl'
Riegling gave. a reading: A com-
mittee was appointed to look after
.the 'entertainment for St. Patrick's
Day. They ..are Mrs. • Mark 'Dal-
ton,
Dal=ton,: Mrs. Ray Dalton, Mrs. Leo,
Courtney arid Mrs. Eugene Frdyne.
Mrs. Clifton. Austin and Mrs. ' Bob
Howard were asked to 'look` after
the catering. The: ladies were ask-
ed to . clean the church :for Eas-
ter. • The meeting : closed with
prayer by Rev.. Father :Caruana:
Blake 'United;' Church Women
The March .meeting of. the Blake
U.C.W. was . held at the' home of
MrS. R Irvin with. Mrs.' H.''Blake •
in charge of the program. The'
theme of- the meeting was ."Pray.
er." Mrs. Blake gave an "inter-
esting• story on' the picture "Pray-
ing Hands' and .on the artist ,Al -
heft 'Duret. The chapter from "The
Word and: the Way" was given
by Mrs, 'W. Zirn. Mrs. , J. Currhti
had the chapter'from .•; the :`study
book. .Mrs.' Kaiser 'gave a 'reading
:on: India and Mrs. J. Cranston had
a poem entitled, "Prayer," The:
roll call -was answered , by; "A way
to•prevent or fight evil:" There
were • 16' members and '2, children
present. Delegates were appointed.
to attend' the Presbyterial at Ex-
eter on March, 18. The meeting
was closed 'with hymn and ..the
benediction. Lunch .was: served: by
the hostess ;assisted' by Mrs. C.
Kilpatrick::
Sauth Kinloss W.M.S.'
Mrs, Harry Levis was hostess
to South` 'Kinloss •on •Wed
nesday afternoon, Mareh•14;• .With
Mrs. Currie Colwell and Mrs. A
nue ' ac ntyre as directors. Mrs.
Gilbert Hamilton presided and
Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall • read min-
utes and correspondence including
ry a message from the president,
Mrs. T. Collyer.' Arrangements
were made for the Easter Thank -
offering. Mrs. R. Mat illan gave
the ,treasurer's repor, The Bible
Study was Isaiah 41 with roll call
being a verse` with "help.'''• Read-•
l ings.'were given by Mrs. Ira' Dic-
kie and Mrs,:. Evati Keith, Prayer
• circle was conducted` by Miss. Mar-
tha Sutherland, Mrs., S. ' Chislett
and Mrs. W.. F. Macbonald,, The
study on India was taken 'by Mrs;
A,:: Maclntyre and Mrs, Douglas
Graham' read several missionary
k letters. She .also had charge of
the Book Display and. took orders I
for those seIeeted. Hostess and
dirert 's served lunch,.
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Unit 1 United Church Women
Unit 1..of the Lucknow U.C.W.
met at ` the home of Mrs. 0.
Brooks, on March 3rd with the
president . in the. chair. The roll
call was answered with an Easter
verse and: a; donation of toys for
the chdreh nursery. Mrs. W. Dren-
nan had charge of the Devotional
period consisting of Bible .reading
by Mrs. E. Taylor and meditation
by • Mrs. ',Drennan. The new study
book "India Now" was introduced.
by Mrs Anderson,- An Easter read-
ing, was given by •Mrs, R. ,Robert-
son and an article on Stewardship.
was read by Mrs. G. Stuart. The
members, were reminded .of 'the
quilting to be done . at . church on
March .11th, 12th, 18th and 19th.
'All interested women will be wel-
come.-
el-come.- After ' a. contest on 'Bible
names, lunch was served by the
committee' in „ charge, '
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Unit' '2 United Chufrch Women
Presbyterian: Auxiliary a.
Hosted By ' U.C.W. Groups
A joint meeting was enjoyed: on
March 3rd, by both evening . units
of the U'.C.W.. and thein guests.
the Presbyterian Women''s. Aux1-,
iary. A11 the' ladiesjoined hi a
short worship service, led by Mrs,
G. Newbold, Mrs. N. Johnston,
Mrs.. R. IVf cKenzie and Miss
Gladys • Mac onaid, Two duets.
were sung by Mrs. '.S. Jamieson,
and. Mrs. R, 'Forster, accompanied
by Mrs. R. MacLeod ¢at • the piano.
.The guest speaker of the ,even-
ing, Miss Dean MacLeod, gave .an
inspiring message entitled "Where
Do We. Stand in World Missions."
•The subject was discussed under
the . headings: population explos;,
ion;. collapse of colonialism; rise
of communism; and ,new methods
of transportation and Communica-
tion: In connection • • with these:
'changes,' the Speaker paid partic-
ular •. attention, to. Japan,. Ethiopia,
and Europe. The requisites for :a
vital and successful Missionary
'Society were :discussed, .with par
tictlar reference to,. work with'.
children.,
Mrs, . R, Gammie thanked the
Unit 2 held their March; :meet- s eaker 'and, the soloists for their
ing at the home .of Mrs., R. Strapp. contributions :to an enjoyable ev-
Mrs. A. Andrew opened'the Meet- ening'and on behalf ohe Pres-
ing ,with call . to , worship, , hymn byterian Women's Auxiliar y .,'thank -
and. prayer. Mrs. A. Andrew took edt o
the bible study : from "The Word Units74 and 5 of • the U..C.W.
for ,.,their invitation..
and the Way" with' Mrs. C. Greer
reading the scripture '.alternately.
Mrs. H. Robinson capably gave
the 'mission study. India became
independent in 1947 but stayed by . acommitttees from both: Units
within the British .Commonwealth 4and 5 of the U:C.W:
of -Nations.,' The task of ` Evangel
ism has only begun.. The foreign
missionary is • the arm. ' of the
church /jov'erseas helping t h e
church of India,. We were : favoured
With a duet .'by. Mrs. J. 'W:.Jbynt
and, Mrs. J. Hall' accompanied by
Ml's.
H. , Sti app, :A- very 'humorous.> elor" units • :Tent for $50 and one
reading was read by Miss Hazel bedroom units for $59;03; ihclud
Webster. Mrs. E. Wightznan• took 'ing allutilities except telephone.
the chair.fore the business .period. •• * ' • �`
The' roll call, `"A ' toy for :.the • First 'hint that .:' he 21st Field
Nursery" : -was' :answered by 17 Regiment, RCA (M), with bat -
members ; Projects ..were discuss- teries in Listowel,' Wingham and
ed . and it `was.' decided.. to have Walkerton is to be affected' in
free will : giving. Committee re- re -organization of. the militia, .came
ports w ere; given and the efferi i , ' n,, a release '. from the Department'
taken.. Arrangements ,were .made'; of National Defence of the 'Can='
for the Easter .Thankoffering ;The aclian, Army announcing that suln--
meeting ` was closed by Mrs E. ' mer camp training this year will
Wigh'tman readingthe poem "A be limited to officers'. 'and non -
Sensible ;Prayer;". followed by the:'cornmissioned•officers 'of.all militia
mizpah 'benediction units.
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The evening .of fellowship ended
With . a'St, 'Patrick's Day`gaine led
by. Mrs. E. Hall and delicious re-
freshments
e-
freshmen, is prepared and served
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