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OlivetTnit.ed Church:
The: March meeting p:. °-Olivet
W,M.S. w ate. 1he?•d •.on, Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs,
Walter Roulston andl IVary,. The
Worship service was • in charge
of Mrs.' .Howard Henry's group,
Mrs. Howard Henry,. gave ' the
"Call , to Worship'.'. , Mrs, , •G:'.
Guikema read the scripture.
Readers who took pant:' were
Mr's. ''G. Guikema and Mrs., Gar-
net McNall who • gave informa-
tion
nformation on • ".Voices from • Abroad';
from the. Missionary Monthly,
Mrs. .Herb. Clayton reviewed a
`Part•`. of .)the study book "The
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Phone 73, Lueknow
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THE. LUCKNQW • SI NT1NPL.,; LUCKNOWc QNTAI.IP
WED,N SD ?,Y MAR. 15th, 1961
Turning Wgrld.",.. Mrs.: Dona ld
•MacTavish led:' a. short discus-
sion and then.eonducted.'.•.a Bible
Quiz.: Mrs. H.•• oward, Henry read ,
the. Intern, 4`Pleas"' 'written by
Ed¢ar' A. Guest. Mrs,- Donald
MacTavish presicded for the busi-
nessperiod., The roll call, "The
-First Church 'I •Attended" was.
answered; ;'by twenty-seven. mem-
hers.
, One visitor was present.
lit was agreed to send for • the
required :supplies for the Mis-
sion. Band.• Mrs. Walter ,Black,
gave a' .Stewar.dship report. ,.Mrs..
Walter ',Dexter • gave a Temper=.•
once reading. Mrs, Donald • Mac-
Pavish `dedicated the offering.
There is . to be a :,bake sale in
Ripley on March 18th with Mrs.
Howard. ;Henry't 'group in charge.
Mrs 'Sandr'MeCharles gave the.
courtesy remarks. The ` meeting
:adjourned with the singing of
,a •, hymn and . the repeating of
the W.W.S. Benediction. :Lunch
was served by the • ladies in.
Charge.
St. : Augustine C.W.L.
The March . meeting • of the
C.W.L.`• of • St.: Augustine was
held at the lhome of Mrs. Julian,
Delberque • on Tuesday; .' March
7th with a . good• attendance, . •
Mrs. Raymond Boyle, Mrs. Wm..
.Redmond . and Mrs. Myles St.'
Marie offered to contact each
family in the parish. • re The
Canadian Register. It.. was de-
cided to -send, a. .card to all sick
and shut-ins,• in the : parish. Mrs.
Wm. Redmond . offered her: home
for the '.next meeting on, Tues-
day, April 4th at 13 p.m'. The
meeting closed with prayerafter:
which lunch was served .by, the
hostess.
United'. 'Churcfi
h • W.M.S. :iteport.
On March . 7th, ' the, W.M S:. of
the United` `Church met in the.
fellowship: raoni• of the .church;
Twenty-six.. members and two
visitors were present.- The pre-
sident, Mrs J: W. Joynt, presid
ed. The :roll call was 'answered
by; an item from The Observer
The Easter Thankoffering date is
to be April 10th; at 8''p.m.; Mrs:
Lake of Kincardine to ,be the
guest speaker... An, invitation : to
Hackett's' ' W.M.S. ' Thankoffering,.
April 12th was .:accepted. The
Presbyterial *of the W.M.S. and
the W.A.: 'is to !be held jointly: at..
Southampton: On March :23rd.
The following reports were then.
given: Treasurer's, by Mrs. Mc-
Kim„;. Christian, •Citizenship; by
Mrs. Wightman„ ;Supply, by Mrs,
Omar ;.Brooks, , o 7n m u n i, t y
'Friendship,,, !by Mrs.- Kenneth
Cameron. The Bible Study, on
the ' life of' Martha was presented
in • an • interesting,' and informa-
tive • 'manner by - Mrs. . Harold'
Treleaven: A iq}zestionaire ,on the;
Bible Study was given . by Mrs,
Ewart T'aylor, Mrs, Hallam and
Mies. Kenneth Cameron, . Mrs..
Saunders presided forthe prog=.
rammer theme;. "Voices. frgm
Abroad?' Hymn 145 was. .,sung
and the scripture read iby Mrs..
Horton•..:Voice-s from AbroAd Were
taken as follows; Africa, Mrs..'
Barkwell;. India, Mrs.- Hall; Asia,
Mrs. • Omar Brooks; This was fol-
lowed
ol-lowed ;by ' prayer by. Mrs. Saun
ders: Mrs. Lewis ; rendered a
pleasing solo,;'. "Beneath ' the Cross
of Jesus." The chapter from the,
Study Book. was capably given.
• by Mrs. McKim. : A hymn and
Mizpah 'Benediction closed • the
meeting., . The • Committee, Mrs.
Hall, Mrs. Horton, Mrs. Saun-
ders and Mrs. McKim served tea
and a social half hour was en-
joyed:
PURRTE GROVE;
Misses Janet ' Forster ; and
Diana, McAuley spent the week-
.end at • Miss Anne Gemmel's in
Ripley. '
Miss., Rosalyn Swann .and Mr.
Gordon - Arnold Of London; Misses
Doreen McLeod, Annetta Forster
and. 'Mary Anne McCosh of Tor.-
onto, were •all week -end visitors
at , their respective homes dere.
Mr.. and . Mrs. Gordon • Mac-
Donald spent, Sunday • with Mr:
and Mrs Bill • laldenby, West-
ford.,
est-
ford.
Mr. and Mrs.;:Harvie Thompson,
visited •:on Saturday ;night with
Mr. and Mrs. Ciaudie Dore (Jr.):,
and—.Mrs., Don Medesh,
'Mary Anne and Mrs.' J. W. Col=
well were guests of Mr.` and:
Mrs. Jiin McEwan; Kinloss on
Saturday.
Congratulations to. Mr. Gord-
on Paterson on, being elected a
director. of Bruce. County Hog
Producers.
Miss Ruby Trimpson, Walkerton
Spent' the week -end at the home;.
of Mr.. and MrsFrank Currie.
Sorry to ;'report . Mr. Frank
Currie .is a :patient in Kincardine
etirem.ent .eve:
'THE ALASKA BROWN • BEAR is the biggest Meet -eating
often attaininga h i t often feet when
animal in the world, ; oagh
rears up on his hind legs. Like all bears,.the
he..,:pn g. .
'brownie' hibernates in winter. Soon'after.the first
w falls, he finds a cave or a deep shelter under an over--
hanging ledge of rock. There he curls up and sleeps untilspring
The bear'ret•ires'' for several months every year, '
sustained by the fat stored in his body. When .• ,
humanbeings retire, however, they don't receive the same
help from Nature. They turn •instead to life
insurance. Nothing can make a man's retirement years more
financially securethan a portfolio of Sun Life policies
tailored to his requirements. Let me tell you how.
,Wm. J. Kinahan
..Phone, Wingham 717--w-4
R.R. 2, LUCKNOW
SUN LIFE .ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA,;
Mrs. Kenneth Brindley, Kinear
dine. .. • • .
Mr': ',`and Mrs: Gordon Mac-
.
.• onald. were recent • visitors' of,
r., arid Mrs:".: Clare ' Bushell,
ingarf.
"Profit or Loss with :machin-
ery" was *the
machinery".was.*the topic for.` discussion
at ',the Radio Farm- For . on
Monday, night. The` Forum was.
held at;`Mr. and. Mrs: •Don: Mc-:
Cosh's : with 18 present. All felt`
the. price of farm •machinery was
far :tb-high in..comparison` with
the price. 'of farm produce. The
Ontario Government should have
regulations on. Mark-ups' and'
'Profits. Farmers cannot : afford
prestige .'purchases . any longer.
Economy cars are here; Why not
economy combines, .tractors, arid
trucks?,:All..enjoyed a recreation
,period and lunch.'
Robert,. 'Carolyn,' Janet, Barb..
ara, .Donald, Dorinda :and James
Forster .were 'Sunday visitors at
McCosh's.
The • Purple' Grove Women's
Institute held' their Family Night
and. Birthday Party :in the School.
House on ' Friday night. About.
100 enjoyed a delicious hot din -
• Hospital.' We hope for :a . speedy
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Miss Norma Murray spent the
week -end at her home at . St.
Helens.
Mrs. Frank Dore. spent Wed-
nesday • evening ;with:•. Mr. and
ner. The two-story Birthday Cake.
was. made:,,,iby Mrs. Morford
Mackay' ;and- decorated by Mrs.
Donald ,Gillies. There., wasa
spiend d. programme.." 'Mr Herb
flrkell cf Teeswater . was the
'guest'speaker. He showed colour.:
ed slides of his recent Farre Tour-
of. Russia. Mrs. Howard Thoanp-
s'on and Mrs Burton ,Collins :were
the .Conveners, of .the 'floe, prog-
ramme.. Mrs. Frank Currie, Mrs.
George Harkness, Mrs. Helen
Swann and Mrs George Enier-
son''were conveners' for the .sup• -
per. Cards and lunch. Were en-
joyed.
Miss Eileen Collins' and Messrs.
Michael, Steven and Jimmie
Boyco. were Sunday visitop''s with
Mr:' 'and 'Mrs.. 'Russell Collins.
Mrs. Claude ,Dore (Sr.) visit-
ed with her sister, Miss Mer.y'l.
Stewart in Kincardine.
Mr. and, Mrs. Ben Scott and
Morley spent•a day with Mr.' '&
Mrs. Irwin Martin, West Mont-
rose.
,Mr. and Mrs.: Clayton •Watke
and Jeanette of Carlsruhe
ed with. 'Mr.. and Mrs: '' Harvey
Nicholson on Sunday
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., When gailantry'to the girl
'friend exceeds the
pocketbook, a boy's best
friend is the telephone.
Help came quickly ,.• and
he sighed with relief:
Y :THE FELL
P ,S. =Seriausly, though, .wherever you aro, at home,
Or away, you can usually reachfamily or friends by
'telephone a service so valuable , , : yet so often•
taken for; granted: The Bell ' Telephone -Company'
of Canada: %