The Lucknow Sentinel, 1964-04-01, Page 11ANSpN.ESf]!AY'.. :APRIL, 1a#; 1964
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO.' •
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Custom Butchering
Mondays Hogs,. $2.00 in by 4:00 p.m, .
Cutting and Wrapping, 2c pound
CATTLE, .CALVES and LAMBS.: EVERY DAY,.
EXCEPT SATURDAY
We. Ito Cui ring and. Smoking ,_ �.. 'Beef, Pork and Lamb,
• Sold Whole, Half or Quarter . . For Better Service,'.
And 'Lower•' Prices 7-, CallRipley 100.
has, Hooisma --
. • Prop: •.
The first meeting of the Grey.
Bruce Women's Institute Area
Convention. met ,in Chesley, Tues-
day,March' 24th. The , president,
,;Mrs. Ivor Spencer, Tara presided,
The 1963164 one-year ,. committee
members from " Sub -division . 15,
Mrs:Donald Donald McKay; R. 3; . Tiver-
ton; • Mrs, Leonard Unruh, R. 2,
Desbro and Mrs, 'Graham Cham-
bers, .R.:.1, Allenford "
During , the day -long., session.
plans were laid for the Area Con-
vention, which .this year is ' in
Bruce County at Wiarton, October
29 and 30th . Mrs. Spenc r. is del-
egate to the F.W.I.C. National
Convention at Wolfeville; Nova
Scotia lh June. ' Mrs.: T.' J. Cor-
nish, /Chesley • and Mrs. Emerson.
Knott, Meaford were named al-
ternate delegates:
As the term of office of .pres-
ident and treasurer, . conclude, a
new vice president and • treasurer
will be . chosen when .the • Feder-
ation Representatives of. the. -nine
Area Meeting Held Last Week
districts meet with the board
members at a . later date.
All area standing committee con-
venor ' reports shall ' be: in . the
hands of the treasurer, Mrs. Cor-
nish, ChesleY by August lst, 1964.
Women's Institute friends
throughout the . ,Grey -Bruce Area
were sorry to learn of the 'ber
eavement that Mrs. Gordon. Mac
' Phatter.` of Owen Sound 'suffered
in the .passing. of her husband.
Mrs. MacPhatter, was the first
area president . and is also a past
Provincial president of the F.W.-
Membership
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Membershipin Women's Insti-
tute for the Grey -Bruce area' for
1962-63 ':Ws 3,375.' The area board
meet next in 'Wiarton,' July 14th.,
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NEWS; BRIEF
John McMurchy of Ripley, di
rector• for Zone ,2 of the Ontario
Farm 'Forum, 'was guest speaker
at the,'final meeting of the .sea-
son.
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22nd in the church when Mrs.
McLennan will show pictures and
give a commentary, Five Oaks,
which Calvin -Brick assists in sup-
porting. ' Mrs, John L. Currie and
Mrs. Gilbert Beecroft . attended
the U.C.W. Presbyterial ' at Ex-
eter and Mrs. Beecroft gave her
report. The Benediction closed the
meeting. Mrs. Ken Mason's -group
held .the first quarterly tea. Each
was to, contribute in an envelope.
Sadie Hawkins 25c a penny
for each inch of their waist ,mea-
surement, penny for each, letter
in the month of yourwedding.
day.
On Tuesday afternoonof last
week, Stan Kay and Peter DeBoer
were removing bales of hay :from.
the mow and loading them ,on.
his truck; when in some ' way Mr.
Kay fell from, the .mow and re-
ceived a few cuts and was ren-
dered unconscious for a time. Mr.
DeBoer called Tiffin and
they
removed'.. Mr. Kay to. Wing-
ham
ing ham and District Hospital This
community '' wishes .'him t a very
speedy • recovery .
Mrs. Victor Emerson attended
the Grey=Bruce Area Board meet-
ing, of the Women's Institute in
Chesley , last Tuesday. . Arrange-
ments were being . made for the
Grey -Bruce Convention to be held
in Wiarton on October 29 and 30.
Home for E area
Kuiper, � student
Mr. Jacob,
nt minister at Knox
College,Mr. George Conn, Miss
Muriel Moore and Mr. Murray
Coultes all of . Western Univer-
sity, London.
Mrs. Lawrence. Taylor, Doreen,
Joyce and Jim were in Toronto
on Thursday .and. Miss Ruth Tay-
lor returned home with them for
a few days. She had to return
to her position on Sunday.
Mr. ,and Mrs! . George Taylor.
and Tommy of Hamilton accom-
panied" by Miss. Mary Taylor who
had. ; been there 3 weeks, visited
last ` week- with 'Mr. ' 'and Mrs.
Charles Showers and Mr. and Mrs.
Lawerence Taylor. Mr. Taylor 're-
turned to the -city on Wednesday
but Mrs. Taylor remained to . visit
with .. Mr. and . Mrs. Henry Pat
tison. ,
Easter , Thankoffering
°On Friday afternoon, the
S.' • o f Chalmers Presbyterian
Church held their : Easter Thank
'offering.;" meeting in the church:
school room. The : president, Mrs.
Victor Emerson., presided and
warmly welcomed the guests from
South Kinloss, : Langside, U C.W.
of Whitechurch, and their, .own:
members. The Call to Worship:
and Theme:. 'was . given by Mrs:.
Emerson. Mrs., ;. James.::L aidlaw
led in ` prayer. Responsive read-
ing . of Matt.' 28 was given. Miss
Dean .' McLeod of South Kinloss
gave an Easter poem... Mrs. .,John,
ston Conn gave the- Legend of the -
Easter Lily. The • beautiful has.:
kets of flowers were placed in
'Memory, of the date Mrs. Annie
Lott. • and the late Mr. ' Thomas
Gaunt by their families Two min-
utes silence was observed in hon-
our of these - departed 'members.
A quiz on Christ's death and :Res-
urrection was conducted by Mrs.
Andrew Gaunt.' All were asked' to
give. a •silent, sentence prayer for
anyone . they knew who was sick'
or in trouble.. Mrs. Emerson then
led . in. prayer' for' the sick. The
Easter.
message was given by Mr.
Jacob • Kuiper, student minister,
who was, introduced and . thanked
by Mrs. Emerson. The offering
wasreceived and the prayer giv-
en by Mrs. Emerson: Mrs. Millan
Moore, U.C.W.; gave 3 'short .read
ings. It was approved ' to give
$3.00: towards the honorary mem-
bership certificate requested by
the Presbytery. The next meeting
is April 15' in • charge of . leaders
Mrs; Russel Ross and Miss Lila
Emerson. A hymn was sung and
Mr. Kuiper gave the Benediction.
All remained for lunch. Just be-
fore their departure all joinedin
singing the chorus of The Old Rug-
ged • Cross.
U.C.W. Meeting
Calvin -Brick U.C.W.held their
March---meeting--at---the.—home.-of
Mrs. Ronald Coultes on Wednes-
day,'
ednes-day.• Ther meeting was opened by
Mrs. Alex Robertsdn, Mrs.. Ken
Mason' and Mrs. Roy Dawson each
reading a verse of a hymn/ The
Call to Worship was given by. Mrs.
Roy Pattison. -Mrs. Roy Pattison
led in prayer, Mrs. .' Lawerence:
Taylor gave the meditation on
Surveying. the Wondrous Cross.
Mrs. McRitchie conducted the Bi-
ble Study. The offering was re-
ceived and dedicated by Mrs. Roy
Pattison. Mrs; Gordon McBurney
gave the Story How Easter is
observed.. in different countries,
Mrs_._._Rev,__Anderson_ ent..,a:-•don-
ation to purchase flowers to be
placed in the church on Palm
Sunday in memory' of her hus-
band the late Rev. Anderson. The
next meeting will be held April.
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NEWS
Zippy •Zionettes :. ..
This seventh meeting was held
at Brenda Ritchie's. ,Nancy Kirk-
land opened with the 4-H .'Pledge
and . Brenda Ritchie read the • min-'
.utes.: All members answered the
roll . call, 'a new garment I need.
The next meeting will be held at
Nancy Kirkland' -s and Miss Dam
ude.' will :be present. While ` high
school - exams were in progress,
work meetings . were held at the
homes of Nancy Kirkland, Wanda
Hunter, and Donna Ritchie. Work
was stressed on front "covers, at-
tendance charts, wardrobe' charts
and book samples. Mrs. " Ritchie'
gave notes, on finishing .the
blouse, reinforcement for curved
underarm seam. .` Mrs.'': ' Kirkland'
demonstrated . the loop buttonhole
and checked blouses. Brenda Rit-
chie closed the meeting with the
playing ° of the "Queen."
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QL1VET.NEWS
''Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Ray
'-The Explorers ; met at : 'May
White's home on Friday' after-
noon. The ' president, Bonnie Nich-
olson, opened- the meeting ' with a
:hymn, and_ the, Lord's ..prayers San-
dra MacCharles , read the Scrip-
ture. Mrs. Black gave a' ' chapter
of the study book and Mrs. Mc-.
Guire 'read .. a story. Wendy Ham-
ilton took up the offering: which.
was, dedicated by Bonnie, : who 'al
so ' gave the courtesy•remarks_
The meeting closed with.the'Miz
pah: benediction followed'by games
and lunch.
Mrs. John MacCharles' , sang,
"The:. Robe of Calvary" in the
United Church on Easter Sunday.
The beautiful basket of 'fillies and
yellow mums was placed . in the
church in memory' of Mr. Edward
Dexter.
Mrs. Wm, J. Ensign of St. Cath-
erines ::was a week -end 'guest of
her brother , Mr. Walter Dexter
and Mrs. Dexter.
Mrs: Bruce Blackwell, David
and •Laurie' 'of • London visited on
-Hamilton and family. '
Mr. and: Mrs. Clark:. Colling and.
family of -Detroit spent the holi-
day week -end visiting in the com-:'
m'unity.
Mr. and ;.Mrs. ' Ralph Million of
St. Thomas visited on :_Saturda.
y
with Mrs. Mae Hamilton.
Mr. ' and , Mrs. Earl Stacy , of
London visited on Saturday with
Mr., and Mrs. Ray Hamilton' and:
family.
Ronnie MacCharles of Hamilton ;
spent the holiday' week -end with
his parents Mr. and ,Mrs.. John,..
MacCharles and Sandra.
Miss , Helen White .of Kitchener-.
is spending a week's holiday at
her home here. ".
Easter holiday' guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Anger and Di-
ana
iana were: Mr. and • Mrs. James:
McLeod and : Timothy of Kitch-'
ener. ' and Mr. and Mrs. -Harry .
Harry Christie and Brenda of
Teeswater.
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