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THE LUCKNOW $ENt'I1VEL, LUCKNOW. 'ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY,;. FFr$ zath, 1962:.
CHURCH NEWS
ePresented-,With
Life Membership
The second general meeting of rt
Lucknow United" !Church women
was •held on, Tuesday, February
20th at 8 pan. Forty-eig1 t:. mem-
bers ' representing the ,five unit
• groups. answered. 'roll ;scall, The
president,; Mrs. K. Cameron.,, con-
ducted the'opening exercises. Mrs:
J. W. Joynt was pianist. .The
'words used in the first hymn were
seat by :Mrs: William. Alton of
Toronto, and were composed • by
her minister to emphasize the im-•
Women's
portance of the new
Organization in the life and tasks
of thechurch. The Stewardship
convener, Mrs. ; William Wherry
•,and her :committee, Mrs. K, Mur
die, Miss H. Thompson and. Mrs.,
E. White took the platform and
presented a most,interesting pro-
gramme centred around the: theibe
Of "Stewardship." The Bible read.
ing ;and, conirents by .'Miss H.
Thompson arid 'the papers given
by Mrs. Wharry, Mrs, Murdie and
Mrs, White • all ',stressed how our
possessions and talents 'ought' to
': be`.used: in Christian service', bth-
• .er . much:' appreciated • numbers.
Were Piano selection by Mrs. Har
• Vey Webster, Mrs L. Ashton .&
Mrs. . Donald Thompson and a
'reading by Mrs:;• L. C. Tliornpson.
Mrs. G. Whitby an:d,Mrs. J W'.
`,.Joynt, On behalf •of the organiza-:
tion, presenteda life, membership
td _ Mrs. R. iStrutherS.. Mrs.,. L.
•' '1VIcLeod -accepted the.•gift in the
absence of her mother through.' .illness' Mrs. G. . MacD•iarmid was
:also . chosen to "be the :recipient
,Of •a •life membership: Following
the ',business session the meeting.
was closed with Mizpah benedic
tion. '
'Presbyterian'Evening Auxiliary
There, Were .:twenty -case ladies
present for the•February meeting
held at. the home,,efjMrs. Morgan.
Henderson: The Meeting, was,' in
' 'charge of Miss Audrey aFieder-
lei'n; who opened ' :the program'
with the .poem, • "Christ Has No
' Hands . But, Our 'Hands," .follow
ed by a 'hymn and prayer. Mrs;
Roderick MacLeod • gave " •the
'scripture : reading. • Airs. Mortigan
•Ienderson read' several ..interest -
Ow articles• from ,.the Glad Tid-
ings. An' invitation•.was. received
• from ' the` ",United Church ladies
to join with them for their. March
meeting. The Auxiliary .was ask-
,
sk-;• ed4or a 'donation towards 'a Life
lVIembershipto be. •presented at'
the Presbyterial :.meeting to :be
held in , Lucknow in May.:. The
Bible Study, "Questions and An-,
• swers from the Bible" was taken
by .Miss Maudie= Fisher. Mrs. Jack
MacDonald. gave the topic • deal-
ing with ,the ;original' settlement
of ':British •Guiana: The:. meeting
'closed with a hymn and :the
benediction.. Miss Fiederlein. con-
ducted a contest, on "Famous
Women of the Bible" . and . lunch
was served.:
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Travel. Pictures .
At Family Nigh#
(OL7[YET NEWS)
The United Church Women, en-
tertained their families on Friday
evening .in the church: The fea-
ture of the evening was. a show-
ing of the beautiful slides. taken
by Mr. • and Mrs. Walter Dexter
on, their recent trip to the British
Isles and: Paris. 4fter a short
sing -song Reverend and ' Mrs,;` D.
Dunlop showed pictures they had
taken during their vacation last
summer. ' They travelled west
through "The Bad Lands". .and
Yellowstone National • Park in
the United States and in , many
places' of ' interest' in. the Cana-
dian Rockies,. then home across
the Prairies. 'It was a feast 'of
beauty which"was falmost as good
as a visit to these .Places;
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On Sunday, .Miss Janet • Ham-
ilton . sang, "I•t took ' a ' Miracle"
during' theworship service. •
Mr. and Mrs: John MacCharles
entertainedon 'Saturday in hon-
our of Mr. and . Mrs: Walter Wal-
den• on the occasion of their 45th
wedding , anniversary.
and •Mrs. Robert Engel,
Janet' and ..Donald of Mitchell
visited on Sunday . with_ Mr. and
Mrs. ' Jack, .McGuire' and family
and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Black
and family.'
Mr. .and : Mrs. Duncan Millian
and.:. Kenneth of ' Goderich''visited
on Saturday with Mr"s.. Mae Ha-
milto i an -t1 lafr: `anrt: Mrs—Ray-
mond Hamilton
Mrs. E. Osborne' ''returned to
her. home : here ;on<. Saturday.• hav-
ing spent • the. past two '•weeks in•
Elmwood .with Mr. ;and Mrs. 'Dun-
can McCallum:. and family. '
Paradise is not a locality,
it's a state of mind:
E[ENS
'Weekend vistiors •with
Mrs ,Harvaeyx.Webb.mtere•Mr = and,
Mrs. Ken Grewar and Nancy 'of
Sudbury '' -and .Mr, •'and' Mrs Pa-
via •.Gilmour of Guelph.
• Messrs. Donald' J. Gaunt and
Allan Miller attended the Agricul-
tural .Pairs onv ention •in • Toronto
ori..' Wednesday and Thursday:
Just .. a reminder of the W.I.
meeting on March 1st (today).
Attending the "Good ' Roads".
convention from West `Wawanash
this: week. is• Mr.• Lorne Durnin..
St. Helens '4-H News
• The' • ;third meeting ' of .the ;St.
'Helen's :;Happy . Handicrafters was
held at the home ` ofDorothy
Taylor Jon February 20th.' The 'roll,
call "One .pattern alteration and.how to 'make it"•. was ' answered
by .twelve .members; The leaders
instructed • the , members : in the
use• and understanding of a pat-
tern ,Following •this a work
period was .held rwith several ;girls
getting their patterns pinned • to
the material, ready for .cutting.
Samples :of ,materials',, that are
suitable for Summer .Separates
were: distributed gong the :girls.
The meeting closed with ',lunch
served • iby (Janice' : Fowler and
Marybelle : Hunter. • '
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•;ESSO : SERVICE
FOR TOP QUALITY ATLAS BATTERIES,
DUNLOP TIRES (Moat . Size! In Stock)
AT REASONABLE PRICES!
Repairs to AU 'Makes of Cars and "Tractors
3 Licensed hN echanics'
seal. Alignment. and -Baiancing.
MOTORCADE 'DEALER -
PURPLE GROVE
• • ayf npathy goes to the family
of Mr. William . Walsh who -.pas-
sed away. in Kincardine hospital.
Mr. Walsh lived:at Purple: Grove
most of . ,his life. �`� •
Mrs. Edburt Bushell acid Mrs.
Frank Dore spent Wednesday
Thursday in ' Lucknpw attending
the 441 Leaders Course, "Dress-
ing Up Home Grown Vegetables."
Miss Marlene Dawley and Miss
Barbara Leeson visited. Miss.
Marita Irwin.. ' '
Mr,. Francis Boyle • and Mr.
Donald.MacTavish,spent a couple
of . days in' .Toronto attending 'a
meeting of the • Ontario Agrrcul
ture Societies.
tMr. . and , Mrs., Howard Thomp-
son and. Mrs.' 'Helen Swann .spent
the week -end 'in London.
Miss Anetta Forster and . Miss
Mary.Ann, Mc•Cosh of. Toronto
spent the week -end at 'their
hbmes,
Mrs. lburt Bushell, and. Mrs.
Frank Dore visited. Mr, and Mrs.
John .Emerson, Lucknow.
Mrs. 'Russel Collins visited`. Miss
Margaret 'Robertsoli. , •
Mr. "James Emerson, . Ontario
Veterinary College, Guelph, spent
Sunday with',Mr. and Mrs. Geo:
Emerson. ' .
: Miss' *Marlene Cawley spent
Tuesday evening With Miss Ethel
Gawley. ' , .
Dianne ,Dore' spent Wednesday
with 'Kathy: Dore and Thursday'
with Margie` Collins: ,
• A lovely cake was made by
Mrs.:.' Francis Boyle to help .cele#
brace -the -Institutes 65th .Anniver-
sary with a : committee of • Mrs.
Boyle, : Mrs.. Frank Dore, Mrs.
,Wallace:Poilock and Mrs.'Victoria
Smith. Euchre prizewinners were
Mrs. 'George Harkness, Mrs. Aurel:.
Armstrong, •Mr. 'Milton' StanleY
and Mr Aurel Armstrong tied,
Bill Mackay. with 'lucky prize
-gQ,ing: ;to_Mr. Lorne .Culbert..
.. Mr. •and Mrs. Gordon 'Patterson
and 1V Ir. and, Mrs.: Andrew . Pat
terson were' Sunday guests ,of
Mr. and. .Mrs..::Burton Collins. •
Mr. , and Mrs Albert 'Colwell;•
Allan and Marilyn of /Kinloss
Were 'Sunday visitors 'of'Mr.and
Mrs.. Walter : Forster. • -
Mr. arid Mrs: Frank Dore, Ron-
nie and Dianne were Saturday
guests Of Mr. ; and ' Mrs: ,Lawrence'
BROWNIE NEWS
The lst Brownie Pack met on
Wednesday, Fdbruary 21st. Nine
Brownies and ten Tweenies were
pro*t. . '
' The meeting Began ' with Fairy
Ring, Fairy Gold and Inspection..
The sixers 'then marked • their'
books. • •
In' the work period, Brown Owl
tested the Tweenies, while Tawny
Owl and Packie helped the'Brow-
Hies with their. knitting.. •
' The remainder of the meeting
was devoted to the observation.
of Thinking Day, which is :Feb-
ruary 22nd. •
The sixers' • name into; a Ring
representing four of the• count-
ries where there are Brownies-,.
They casae from England, Hol-
land, Japan and Germany. Tawny
Owl told • how Brownies • began,
Packie described the World Flag
and Brown',
Owl gave an, example
of how our contributions to the:
World Friendship • Fund are used.
The .Brownies and' . Tweenies
thenput their ' Thinking Day
Pennies = one: for each year . of
her age' in a special box.. de-
corated with'. the World. Flag sur-
• rounded ' 'by birthday candles..
Each girl lit a candle and joined
in singing Happy Birthday :, . in
honour Of the Founder . and "the
'Chief Guide.
2nd LUCKNOW' BROWNIE'
• PACK
The .2nd iducknow Brownie
Pack met for the. . first time by,
themselves on Tuesday i .February
20th The . meeting:' was theme&
on : Brownies: all ' over the ° world
observing Thinking Day. Several
games .fromother' countries were
played. 'The new • sixers chose.
their' sixes and.. picked names >for'
each: six. The Brownie. Smile. song
THROUGH ALL TYPES
OF WEATHER WE TRAVEL
YOUR FUELOIL PIOBLEMS
W'LLUNRAVE
W. A. "BUD"
HANULTON
HEATING' OIL'S GASOLINE_
OTHER FARM PRODUCTS
PH.220 W -LUCKNOW
was .p ractis(d, by the Tweenies.
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•uring the work session, : the
Tweenies made a ,paper toadstool ••
and' 'decorated it with their ;Pro-
mise, Law. and Motto to, , take
home: for. their mothers. The
Brownies • continued with ,their
knitting efforts.•
I'n: pow -wow session,:. Brown
Owl told.the story of Lord Baden
Powell's 'succes's in . forming:the
Boy Scouts and later Girl. Guides,
Each..girl ,and. leader wore,. tags
representing, the different count-., ..
rieswan&lit .a ,n.•i=ll •,on cupmsk ,
.for their : sister. brownies . in the
:different countries. Happy Birth-
day was sung to the founder. The
cup., cakes were enjoyed. by the'
girls. and the:•rneeting closed with
a Brownie ,•prayer:
Mr. and Mrs Clifford Scott,:
Allan and Bill of Waterloo were.
Sunday . guests of' Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Currie.
1Vlr. .,and " Mrs. Bob Gilchrist
spent, Friday evening. with Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon "MacDonald.
Miss' Hilda Emerson, , ;Mr.: • and
Mrs Goldie .` Emerson spent the
week -end with M. and Mrs. Slam
Ernerson:
MT. • and Mrs. Lloyd McClure`
and Lawrence of Paisley `spent.
Sunday with Mr and •MrsGord
on' MacDonald.
Mr. and 'Mrs.,George Harkness/
Elda, Evelyn: and. Donnie "'spent •
Sunday in.Teesw+ater. •
M:rs..H'oward Orr visited Mrs.
Donald ;Md'Farlan. •
•. Mr. George, Bushell .and .Mr.
Kenny `'MacDnald visited.' :Sun-
day :with Mrs. Ronald .Young,
'Kitchener.
Mr. 'George Bushell spent Sat
urday :: iri Condors.'•
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. LOCHALSH
Mr. Henry MacKenzie spent the
past .week visiting in, Montreal
with his brother, 'Dr. Frank Scott;
MacKenzie. '
`Mr. and Mrs. ; Allen MacLean..
and family of Collingwood vis'ited;.
recently with ,Mr.. and lilrs. 'Dan
MacLean and .Mrndf•Mrs.. Ewan_:
MacLean,„'
Audrey Ross R.N., of London,
spent a . few days . with her 'par-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs; ' Wm. Ross.
Mr. and ; Mrs, John MacRae
Were in •London on Thursday,'
The 44I Homemaking club girls
are holding their meetings in
North Ashfield Public School.
Barbara Finlayson , tf MaeeDon
ald Institute in Guelph, Spent the
week -end with her parents, Mr,
and Mrs, 'Gordon Finlayson.
Mrs. Emile MacLennan , spent
Sunday in Goderich Visiting her,
sister,
Mrs. Daisy McCharles ' is .visit-
ing in Lucknow with ,.Mrs • Ruth
Brooks: -,.
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