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'AGE SIX
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL. IUCKNOW, ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY, AUC; 15th, 1;9i
• I.MBIEF;LEY.
Mrs. Sam Bradley of Toronto
was a recent 'guest of 'Mr. and
Mrs. Eldon Bradley, Mr. and
Mrs. James. Bradley and with. Mr.
John Bradley in Kincardine hos
• pital. • •
Mir. Mervyn Courtney spent a
weeks vacation with friends in
• Ottawa.
• A pleasing duet was given at
' the Sunday morning service . at
} Pine River United 'Church by..
HelenMcfNain •and Joyce Thor
burn who sang "Ivory Palaces.
• Mrs. T. N. Dean of Kincardine
and.,Mrs. 'Charles 'Walker of
Grimsby visited Wednesday . ev-
ening of last week with Mr. &
Mrss. William Courtney.
Mernlbers, of the Royal Black
Prete o 1 2 -sof : Amberley
Pt.ry.
• Lodge attended Derry Day which
was•-• celebrate& _ in_....CollinWood
': on. Saturday .of last week. A large
crowd attended the •event. .
,Miss . Jean 'Geddes spent the
weekend• at her ;home on the 4th
concession and ,was guest Soloist
at Pine 'River United Chwrch on.
Sunday. •
A • numlber .. of .ladies from this
vicinity attended a• tea Which WAS
held in the new lodge rooms; of
, the Eastern Star in Kincardine
on 'Friday afternoon.
Mr. ,and :Mrs. William Officer.
and 'Mr. and' Mrs. Norman Offi=
jcer of Conn. were Sunday, guests
of Mr..: and Mrs. John Emmy erton.•
• Sgt. Eugene ' Blue' spent the
Week -end :with •his, patents;. Mr.
and Mrs John Blue. •
11?Ir. Oscar m trong Tor-
onto, Foreign 'Correspondent of:,
De Haviland Aircraft. viiited'. 'last
week; with Mr. and :Mts. .Eldon
Lowry at Lungan.
Corinne: MacDonald and Carol '.
• Courtney. Spent a .few days with
their grandparents, Mr.:: and Mrs.
William. ' Courtney atnlberley
ASHF:IELD
',(Intended For •.Last' Week)
Among those who • attended -
the 1VIaafonald 'Reunion on Sat-.
+urday and • visited 'relatives for
• •the..week end were: Miss Mabel
MacDonald of Windsor, Mr. and
Mrs: Ralph Cowles, and `family
of London, Mr. and;: Mrs. Dan
Rose . and 'baby of NeWniarket,.
,Mr:. and,: Mrs:' .Ste'tve' Stothers
of Lucknow:, Mr. Mrs. Bain.
Stewart ' and : David" of •Toronto
r. ' and Mm-.--„-Ross-.Thompson.
and children of Tillsontburg
visited '`their : aunt. Miss . Annie
MacDonald 'on :Sunday Their
• older son Son' :Bradley • is . attend-
ing- . the Boys' Camp at Kintail.
this . week.' •
•'Dr. and Mrs. Alex Barnby
• of Hamilton •are holidaying on
their farrn.
Ray MacKenzie of • Toronto
• was home for the week end.
Mr, and Mrs. George :Foster
and . Donna , . oaf Rodney , visited
with Mrs. Kitson on. Sunday,
Lucknow' Presbyterian ' W.M.S.
Mrs. Morgan Henderson was
the hostess to the . afternoon
auxiliary at the Henderson •,cot
tage on Tuesday, August 7th.
Twenty-three ladies . were pres-
ent and Mrs. Charles Cook pre-
sided. The. meeting opened by
repeating the Aina, and Purpose'
of 'the,. W.M.S.. The Bible study
was the parable from Matthew
13: 44746 :on the • treasure and
pearl. Mrs. N. Malcolm explain-
ed 'that the treasure and pearl
represent .the. salvation 'through
Jesus Christ, our only lasting.
possession is' God, asthe, peace
of God abideth forever. The
l'0l'1--- ea11r•�vvas---answered bpi the,
word"youth". Miss Dean Mac-
L eod __expressed: • her :pleasure in
ibeing at the meeting and narrated
"The Story of the, Spring",. • clos-
ing
los-ing.with the poem, "The House
by the ,side 'of the Road." Mrs.
Morgan. •Henderson• introduced
our;'nlissionary, Miss Douglas: She
has ,been oa,;,,missionary in For-
mosa.
For
mosafor 34 years., She • spoke,
on the progress in Formosa: In
:1965 it will be; the' 190trh anniver-
sary since: , the first. missionary
•came to • South •Formosa. • All
over. Formosa to -day- you hear
the 'words,"Dou'ble the . Num-
bers" The:. aim 'of., the :conreg-
ations is to double the :numbers
of members by the anniversary.
Tamsui • has , three Presbyterian
churdhes besides the original
'one. The' elders' take turns ' prea-.
Ching on Sunday night .arid they
also hold cottage prayer meetings:
As youth • is • the time to start'
Christian teaching, • great stress
is 'put' on the high schools. Tihe.
Tarnsuischool has built. new.
dormatories • and four 'cottages;.
each ,has,24 senior students: Fifty
one .pupils. from the • School joined:
the .church. and ' :thirteen entered
theological college. The college
has been rebuilt. The • • ; Bible
-school got, $100,000 frail' •Southern
Presbyterian • churches:' in United
States. The Formosan, W"M.S is
well organizedand their meet-
ings are wellprepared and•. car-•
ried out; ,The .`women also carry
'On .: a• Bible school for .girls and
women who are • on.ly • public
school graduates and . many . of
these are. •. _already. doing good
work in the church,, .Miss: Mary
:MacLeod expressed' :the. thanks
of the,W.M.S.: :to: Miss . Douglas
and Mrs Cook Closed-:' With:
prayer : After the meeting the
ladies enjoyed a picnic' supper.
served, Eby the. Social ;'Committee,
Mrs. Duncan ' MacDonald. .and
daughter. . of Flint, . Michigan
visited with Keith. Johnson last
,week end..
Mrs. Wrn. Wareing, Leonard
and Lorna, Mrs.: Toe LeGere and
Steven of Stoney. Creek visited'
friend§ in the community :last'
week. • - •
ODERICH. BUSINESS COLLEGE
21st. Annual Fall Tenn opens_
September 4th.
Junior Courses
J approved
Senior andsr :
'by "the
BUSINESS EDUCATORS' ASSOCIATION
OF CANADA
Modern Equipment—Qualified ' Teachers --Tuition $28.
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RIPLEY MEAT MARKET
Custom BWchermg
Mondays ` Hogs, $2.00 in. by 4:00 p.m
Cutting and Wrapping, 2c pound.
CATTLE, CALVES and LAMES EVERY -DAY,
, EXCEPT SATURDAYa '
�o Curing and "okt:. Beef,' P 'and LfinSoldWho'� Half orQiarer �et r Service,And
• Lower . Prices - Call , Ripley 100,
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Chas
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NEWS BRIEFS
FROM NEARBY
An Owen Sound man, • Jack
Hobart, had nothing to do one
evening recently when his; wife
was visiting in .Windsor; So' he
decided "to drop down. to, Dur -
barn for a few rounds of bingo."
He won $1,006 on the full, card
•bingo with 52. nuxnibers.
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Grain was threshed as it stood
in ' the field and corn and .bean,
crops were riddled-, and Wbroken
by a vicious hail storm in .the;;
Seafonth: district recently. Loss.
ran intomany thousands of, :dol-
lars, according toarea farmers..
Safecrackers.. who . broke into
the. Cariadian National Railways
depot in Paasleyleft. emg'ty:hand=;
ed as the office safe, a ponderous,
antiquated` model,' withstood -the
'cutting flame of an ' acetylene
torch and the operators ran out
of ;gas.`'
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The rather, staggering cost .of
a • sewage .disposal system in
Teeswater over 'thirty. years, has
added fuel to the .fire. Three
-letters appeared in last week's
•Teeswater News: opposing the
project. One ,writer• suggests.
cleaningup the pollution sources,
and with the •moneysaved: spend,.
some of it • on repairing '. side-
walks that are • in. "', a bad state
of repair.
`YSUMMER DAYS"
The' • .summer :days . are ' here
again ..
And for awhile at least we • .can
forget ,
The .,- chilly months :.cif ice arid
:snow,
There, •• was a. time way back
when;
Time seemed to. crawl
But now, I, ask, where does ;it'
• go? ' ••
We .hurry here : j--
there,
A bus$o' catch
cross,
And:' e way' we . Watch . those
• traffic lights,:
Is enough to ,make one cross!
Fara • June • • brings • many things
to • do;
It's .a Month • of weddings and
parties ..galore,
And: kids , will soon •be out of.
school
And finding_;jobs-' by the., score_
Such '. as taking . pop bottles
Back. ,to the,: ''store.
Sometimes there's .a neighbour's
lawn to be cut, •
Friendly' folks like to .relax
and chat,
Of their' troubles and joys; .
And . ,then, mutt. who •had' .pups
And the spanking • they • gave
junior • •
For kicking the cat!,'
Yes,- there's so many places.
just now ' to go, •
And ,so' many old 'friends to see,
And 'you wonder if you" .•
Cancall' on them all;
Arid remain for a wee Spot of
tea,
There's . .a. boat " ride to catch •-�
A trip to the: zoo ' •
Arid 'sometimes a meeting in
town; • •
Yes, P T.A' meetings and Fire -
mens Ball+ too, '
'Tis',enbtigh to get most folks
down. '
You wonder . where daughter is
And' find 'she's with • friends
Out joy riding*.just for :a lark,
While Junior's gone. biking
And: off, to\,.the. park,° •
Andhe often stays there'
Till long after dark.
.The month of June' is a won
derful time
'People . travelling here and
there,;
For many are on their tV.6. ation
just now
While scented roses fill the air!
Mother nature • is a grand old
dame
She's never ' 'tired or needing
.rent, • •. •
She puts' on such a grand lis-
play
Right. n•r w she's. 'at her" best,
The
coal summer breezes •
Waft over the Lakes
And . nestling among the cabins
where.'
and. • scurry
street.• o
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The Extent Of Siock
SPECIAL PRICES
on
Barbecues and Bcrbec.ue Fools
Picnic Hampers
Power Mowers
MiJDIE Ond SON
Phone I0, Lucknow (. .
W.
-The- sun will- -shine clown
On • church picnics .
Fati it re-unionsiiere and -'there
y
And families will , still ' go out
from the mob----: - ;
There'll l be church to Atte
indTy'mns to. be sung,
The one's • • that you'.v.e hea
fishing . o'er. and,. o'er,.
Away'. way out on the blue, And as you' come out
And , when , their thinking • of The pastor will greet you
. biting ' • " As you .pass : by him . there:
Your hoping and . wishing . .• at the door. • .
They have • nothing better to :Later en the old school b
do, will a ring .
It's lots of• fun ,to go swine-, To beckon to you• •one and,;
ming and fishing A 'chilly.. and grim .reminder
And for' all the kids it would That soon,. oh , too soon 'tm
never ' do, ' be 'fall!: • •
If • they didn't with Grandma Qh .summer day's ,.if youcoi
Spend. a • week or two. last, .
There'll be/cherries and berries :And, not ' so fleeting be,
And peas Al pick: ti` • , We'd treasure' yo.0 a long is
Tomatoes, and corn on the cob, time
Watermelons to : eat . while And .never turn you free.
friends you, will greet :By Grace • Cameron Linl
Who • are ' happy to be away •Detr
NO NEED TO
BOTHER WITH`
TRAVELLERS
CHEQUES!
Travellers -Cheques are strictly.for .peopl'e who
want°to keep their moneysafe when travelling.
Everywhere •, you ,go, in Europe or. Canada,
economical' Tfravellerli Cheques" sold, by ..the,
B of M Oan•be caghed • quickly s and easily — but
Oily by. you ' You sign them, *hen yen cash 'them,
. So .if your moneys forspending and not
for. burning to *hat 'modern travellers do
turn it •intoTravellers
Cheques at the 1 of M before
you go. They're avai#able in.
Canadian or, U.S. dollars or
Sterling.
BANr,
7d 3i01tt1011MONIS
BANK OF1VYovnuz
Lucknow Branch" i . MILTON RAYNER, Managef • •
WORKING WITH CANADIANS IN. .EVERY WALK Or LIFE siNte 1817..
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