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'The Ladies' in the community.
pin to , quilt three •Red 'Cross,
quilts on Thursday afternoon;.
June 13th 'at the •K,airshea Hall:
Donald Hamilton of ; Dorset
was:home for 'the .week -end;
Mr.and .Mrs. Bert', M• Corvie
of Toronto were week lend �gue.sts
with: -Mr:.; and: Mrs,'.., Jim :Burt
and family
• Mr. • ani ;Mrs Phil' P Steer &
Peter were in' London on Satur
day for the ` wedding of ,Miss
•Phyllis Steer, and . Mr. ;'Eon Wal-
Mrs. : Lloyd MacDougall' at-
tended anniversary .services. at
Ashfield ,Presbyterian. Church on
Sunday;
Miss ,Carol Stanley, of.,Strat-
ford spent :the :fweek:-end at . the
'••!home of her parents, Mr. and
'Ors. Harold Stanley:.' • '
THE LUCKNOW . SENTIN x, LUCKNOW, .ONTARI°
CHURCH'NEWS:
South. Kinloss W.1VLS.,
The June meeting , of ;South
Kinloss W.M'.S. • .was . 'held 'on
Wednesday afternoon, June 5.th
at the home of Mrs. 'Donald •C
Macintyre with Mrs.. Sandy
MacLeod and Mrs.• Harry Lavis
as ` directors. Mrs. Fraser. Mac-
Kinnon !presided, and the • secre-
tary,. Mrs, •L; MacDougall • read
correspondence and:' .brought, up
matters to be discussed. A grant
of money .was_,imad'e to the Sun-
shine committee and a date 1 -Was
set ,for the 'Special Horne Help-
ers ,mieeting".at the last .of June:
The scripture was' read by, Mrs.
Currie •' Colwell and the study
was, 1 • Corinthians, , chapter 3;.
telling of. the early church at
work in aheathen .environment
and ' the problems ` connected
•tlerewith.. Rol'1 'call' was 'a verse
with :the . word "temple". Mrs.
Ross MacMillan 'had charge 'of'
the Prayer C rcle and Mrs. Rod
Erick MacLeod accompanied the
singing of missionary h•y'mns:.
Mrs.. W. iMac•D•onaid had -the
study from "The 'Rim, .of East
Asia" with itsnumerous- is
lands . `and dense .population.
Mrs.. Douglas Graham -gave : a
report on the . Presbyterial :.held
in K:incardine. . .and. Mrs. Sandy
MacLeod read an inspiring ,poem:,
Hostess • and directors • .served
lunch: . '
Pre b terian
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The ladies of, the afternoon
auxiliary. ;of ` the ' W:M.S. ;net in
the , Sunday School• ',room ..•on
Wednesday, June 5th.:' A : goodly
number Were present.: Mrs. C.
Cook was •iii t'harge and opened
the meeting `,by . repeating. the.
Aim • and Purpose of the Society:.
The 'scripture was read by Mrs.
_Cook, followed by the Bible
Study, •by,':.Mrs... Sherwood; name-.
ly ''the fifth Beatitude'4131es-
led'•are 'they:who :s'h`ow ,mercy.''.
Miss . Nei'lie' .1Vlalcolm read: let-`
•ters of .correspondence ,from•
Mrs.. Neil '.McKenzie. '•and Mrs.
McGill and • also a letter from
Miss Dorothy Douglas, thanking
the ''Society'.: for the . numerous
Christmas 'cards sent -her.. The'.
offeringw.as taken and. Miss,
'Mary McLeod gave the prayer..
The roll call .'consisted . of a
verse taken from :the :Gospel' of
St. John. ' Mrs. P. Stewart,
ored with'. •a :solo. Mrs: C. Agnew
and ' Mrs. Cameron ;took the
Prayer. "Circle. Mrs. W Porteous;
gave the Mission .Study which,
was . a continuation :of the study
• on Formosa, a country .of • ten'
rn'illi.oi people; • and ..• many re-
ligions. The christians Con:siste.d
When it..comes to home, heating, there's .
•nothing,q, uite as carefree and ,conifort
able.as,safe, dependable Esso Oal heat.:
• We have a vide range of oil heating. •
equipment to' suit every budget:
LOW ' BUDGE
T T
Up- To : Five Years.Pay
Rol( HAVENS
Plumbing . And He,alIng •
Phone 528,3012 ' Lucknow.";
ESSO OIL BURNED SALES AndoERVICE
1.10ME •1.1CAT.' SPR.-..'1t10E • .
of a' small percent, but she
stressed that rium!ber . mean lit-
tle, ' you. ;'niust 'have •• the quality.
'The' 'Most iinporbal t help- came
Eby • Eya gelistic teaching and .by
Christian literature, also • by
(broadcasting, •• The population
being so rnumerous,, th.e' • people
are scarcely 'able. to igro'w enough
food for then selves, Hymn 582
closed. the •meetifg, with prayer
,by Mrs. Cook,
Kingsbridge
St. Joseph's C.W.L., Kings
!bridge held their monthly meet-
ing.June 3rd at the .horne of
Mrs. Cyril Austin with an at-
tendance of 29 members. The
meeting. 'Opened with' the ,League
Prayer • '•Ied° by , ' the • president;.
Mrs; Mark 'Dalton.: The 'minutes
Of. the May .trneet'ing were, !read
by the ' ,Secretary, Mrs. .Cyril
Austin.' Treasurer's.. report. was
given !by Mrs. John'' Austin. .A
spiritual bouquet was • present-
ed to the 'pastor on the 'occasion.
of -his .birthday. 'Rosaries. wer..e
given to ,the children who made
their first communion on Suri
day, June 2nd.. • A spiritual 'read-
ing was given 'by Mrs; Joe
O'Keefe:. The •social :action Con-
vener, Mrs...Dennis Hogan, .gave.
her report.The penny sale 'was.
.held and was ' . quite a`' success.
The 'meeting ended ni•th prayer,
afterwards' lunch ::woos, served.
Blakes U.C.W.
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'AMrs Kaiser opened her , home
for the grandmother"'s, meeting.'
of .:the ,•:Biakes United Church
Women , on Thursday,.. June ''6'th.
The' !president, Mrs. Chris .;C•ook
was :in ?theechair. The, roll; ,call
was ,answered ::.by the' wsnord..
"Father and . there. were 18-
ladies'' and. 36hildren •, present.
Mrs, Boak, was •'at the Piano for'
the hymns: and several of the
grandmother's, gave • humorous:
readings. The study' book .was.
.taken by Mrs. •3ack Curran ,and
the `'`Word Arid the Way" 'by
!Mrs.' Jack' Irwin., The ladies'.~ are
invited •to St. Helens on` ,June.
25th at 2:30 -o'clock •to. 'a ,bake
sake'' and tea:: The ,Rev..:Angtis
•MeK.ay• is to be the guest speak-
er.. A bus trip with the ladies•
• of Zion ;and Hacketts was dis-
cussed,; the: date ,Land :place to
be decided . later. '.'Plans were'
made: for': :'the •dedicatioxi. of the
organ on. Sunday, June 30th at
2:30. ` The ,meeting closed ,'`with•
prayer. by .M'rs.:Cooke and` lunch
was served by the non -grand-
mothers.. .
is Your S•wbscrption" ' Renewed?
CULROSS
week end with Mrs. A4b7e '.Mc
CORNERS Kague,Teeswater,
Mr. arid Mrs.' Ralph •Goes I
• The 'farmers had cattle over
two years 'cid tested for 'TB last
week
The weather last•' week was
very hot, for . June : •and everyone
Welcomed the shower Thursday.
afternoon. . ••
.::The High School' studen,t§:. are,
or have beer ;busy writing ex-
ams depending on ;the grade 'they'
are : in, .Good.. Luck: kids,.
Little Stewart McPherson, 8th
Corr: spent the ' • week -end with
his • ;grandiparents. Mr. and Mrs.
Tom: 'Stewart: •
.
Mr.. and `Mors. •Orval Wilsoru SE
family and ' Mr.. and '1‘frs.: Wm.
Kydd -.Mot•ored to. Toronto on
Sunday; . Mr; .and'.Mrs: Kydd re-.
main'ed, in the 'Queen: City for
a'. visit. • • '
Mr' and :•}Mrs.:Erie' Hackett -&
family; Paramount and MT,.
Doug Hackett, • . Ashfield,, were..
Sunday Visitors:,. with' Mr.. • •and'.
Mrs, Midford Wall • '.and. Donnie.
Mrs. • 'Frank Brown spent : the
nd. Susan, ..Kincardine,. spent .
Saturday. evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Torn Stewart: r
Mr, and. Mrs. Midford Wall
And Donnie were • recent visitors
with Mr. and Mrs.•:Tom Hackett
and Doug, Ashfield, .
Mr . Tom,.. Hodgins is a `pat-
lent in Wingham: Hospital.
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NEWS :BRIEFS
FROM' NEARBY•
Ross, .McKenzie,former, pu!b-;
lis'her. of The Paisley Advocate, •
who has been. on the staff' of
the . Woodstock Sentinel'Review •
since .1956; has been promoted to;
county • editor. * *
.Wilbert . Mullen !building con-,
tractor.' of Walkerton, plans,.. to.
build: a 14 -unit motel , with at-'
tached living , quarters in 'the
County. Town.
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