The Lucknow Sentinel, 1960-03-09, Page 6FAG•E, SIX
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• THE LUCKNOW SEN:TXNE • LUCKNOW, .ONTARIO
Mars. N.; MacKenzie consented to ,Press in Africa"' from. the Study
take over the duties, of .Latera- Book "Africa Disturbed:' The
African.' editor interviewed in
titre Convener, Coming .events this .chapter explained the dif
are the World's Day of Prayer f culty of printing; his; paper in.
to. 'be observed or F`riday,. Marek many languages and making, his
4th in the Anglican Church;
United Church. W.M.S. Fresbyterial is Kincardine, paper .popular and acceptable to
coloured and white people in all
The • Afternoon Auxiliary • of March ' 30th; and Easter Thank- the walks of life,, Mrs. McKim,
the W1M $ of the United Church offering;• April 6th at which Miss ably dealt with the chapter "Im-
held their March meeting in the ' Webb, missionary on furlough pact of Communications," show-•
Fellowship Room of the Church from Africa ' will be the guest
with a: attendance • of '21 mem-speaker.; Mrs, . E. Henderson con- . • ng that Western inventions 'such
as radio' and telegistOn are .mak-
'
hers and 1 visitor.' Mrs. Hoag, ducted the' ''remainder of ' the frig : rican natives aware'
'.the' president, was•, in: charge ; of program; Mrs'. M. Ballard ,gave of thethei'neAfquality of wages and
•the opening acid .business• session. a. very interesting talk on . "The
privileges between the races of
different colour. After . the Miz
pah benediction a . social -time
was enjoyed with Mrs. Hehder-
son, Mrs.' McKim, Mrs. MMDon•
ald. and. Mrs. Ballard . as 'hostess-
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1959 "Chev Belair sedan, automatic, fully equipped $2,495
1959 Biscayne sedan, . fully equipped - $2,250
1958. Olds, .4 -door hardtop, : automatic, .fully owered $2,495. •`
1958 Chev ,Biscayne, sedan, automatic, Cully equipped
V-8 :motor' , , $.2,250
1958 •Pontiac Strato-chief, sedan, fully equipped $2.095
3--1958 Chev. Standard Sedans • $1,995
1956 Chev 'D_eluxe ;sedan $1,295"
1956 .Chev Chev.Deluxe sedan • $1,395
1956. Chew deluxe sedan, automatic, fully equipped 51,450 ..
1956 Mercury Sedan, full bower , ...;.a..,. $1,495,
1956 Ford coach, 8 cylinder $1,195
1955 Dodge ,Coach with radio . ' $895
1954' Pontiac' with radio $795
1954 Buick sedan, automatic ' $995
1953 Ford sedan, 'automatic ' $495
1953 Ford: `sedan $595
A. number of 1954 Chev. sedans and coaches.
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ASHFIELD .LADIES OBSERVE
WORLD DAY OF PRAYER
The . Women's • Missionary. Soci-
eties of ' Ashfield United Church,
held the World ,DayOrf. .Prayer
as. a joint •rneeting. at the Parson-
age on March • 4th at 2 p.m. The
World• Day of ' Prayer.; Service
was followed with Mrs. Bert
Alton, Mrs. Jim' Arnold.' and Mrs.
Wes. Ritchie ..:acting ' as leaders.
The 'scripture lessons were .`read
by Mrs.. Chester Hackett and.
Mrs. ,Ervin Zinn. Prayers were
'Offered by. Mrs.. Robert 4ielrn,
Mrs. Ralph .Cameron, 'Mrs. Jim
Hunter, Mrs. Jim ,Nelson ' ..and
Mrs. Nelson Rayriard. A solo 'by
Mrs. John Hall accompanied by..
Mrs:..: 'Peter 'Cooke,. at . the piano,
was • enjoyed by all., Rev.. Kaiser
gave •; a short talk •explaining: the
origin of the . World Day • of
Prayer,',ar d outlined the; prepar-
ation Of the' ,service *for., World
use. Mrs.: Alex Hackett` 'received,
the 'offering amounting .to:$7..77. •
A . dainty' lunch,;. served 'byMrs.,
Kaiser -and the;. -parsonage' .comm=
mittee, brought- a very interest-
ing •• and' 'inspiring meeting to a
• dose . ':,� •. .
South !Kinloss W;M:S.
The March meeting " of the
::South ; `Kinloss W VLS. was held
in the, church on Friday . with
Mrs. ;Evan Keith •and- Mrs' Fras
er.,1VIaoKinnon as irectors '.Mrs
H. Bu ckton` presided .and Mrs.
W. F. MacDonald read the Min
-
ides, and .correspondence. Roll
call was respondedto by a Bible
verse. '.with'. the •word. "profit"'
.Proverbs, :chapter 4,. had been
studied- at ' . home' and was: , re-'
viewed 'emphasizing the ,fact so
needed, in our present day that
',the -fear Of the Lord is Wisdom,,
and to depart from evil is under-
standing.'.' In ari,interesting Way
Mr's`.: Evan• Keith introduced the
new study . book ' on. Africa us-
ing 'a map of. what was once; the
"Dark Continent. Mrs. D.:Gra-:
ham read , extracts f roin: mission-
ary letters from various fields :to
which. Sunday School 1.supplies
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WIMIsT 3SiDAY, MAX,9th, 1960
FOR
ISE At its Best
• With, an.lonourable. TEST
ALL
• YEAR ROUND
ncardine •(ieamery
Limited
BRUCE. COUNTY'S PIONEER ..,
MILD PLANT ..
PHONE COLLECT
DAY .176 KINCARDINE
• NIGHT, 562 KINCARDINE,
and cards . had been sent. She
also ;drew ..attention to . the Book
Display which was set upin the
church: In common with. Christ-
ian ' women over the : World, the:
Day of Prayer :prograrrm was: fol-
lowed in detail with individual.
prayers taken by different mem-
bers. ' A separate collection was
taken for the worthy purpose to
Which . this '• ,day's special collec
.tion contributes;
C'ULROSS ' CORNERS •
',On. Tuesday, afternoon . men
froni the community •; attended
the Meeting on 'farm.; buildings
in•. the Teeswater town hail;
'alt. and .Mrs. : James Wraith
spent Wednesday .:afternoon • with
Mr. '• and Mrs.:.Murray Henderson
and family of Luck/16W,,
-Teeswater, spent. Saturday even-
ing. with Mr.. and Mrs. Morley
•Wall. • .
Messrs.' Don Donaldson, Doug.
.Donaldson, • .Ernest : Hanna, ` .and
John ' Schumacher attended.' the
seed fair. at London on Saturday.
Little Diane Haldenby return-
ed home froth Wingham; Hospital:
on Mr.
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Mr. =and Mrs. Gerald Stewart
and. Miss . Wilkie, Kincardine .and
Mr and . Mrs:" Ronald Stanley
and- family; Kinloss, were ',Sun
• .day ..visitors with .Mr,. and 'Mrs,
Tom. Stewart and boys.,
Mr. arid 'Mrs. .'Morley Wall
spent ' Wednesday evening. with
Mr. and Mrs: ••Ernest Hanna ;and
family. • '
. ' Misses EIda and Beverley' Wall
and -Barbara...and Norma Haiden-
• by attended the Worrmen's. `Insti-
tute meeting at ' Mrs. Frank
Maulden's; ',Kinl'o ugh' on Thurs
;day`. after school: Be"irerley Wall,
and Norma Haldenby'.did a , de-.
monstration. •
Mr. and Mrs ` Doug ,1VIcGlynn,
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D1? FERTILIZE
Regardless; of what .happens .later in the' season, if your hay
and pasture cropsget off to a fast, healthy start, they'll be
ready for roost. anything . And by: adding the proper fer-
tilizer in 'the spring you can get up to an extra month's
feeding
er.xfeeding from
your crop and' you'll be able. to feed:more
p re. Where hay and pasture mixtures are sown '
• • with spring grain, the results'froni •fertiliserare
even more, outstanding.. •,•
• Co -on► rertilizers come fn all 'the • latest recom-
mended mended ratios and analyses. They , also flow
more freely and are higher in water soluble
lihospha es than . regular fertilizer -- good tea-
' whyyou should use Co-op Fertilizers.
• sons •
Buv Quality
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know District Co•
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FERTILIZER
STM..
Miss Elaine, Meyer spent the
week -end with cher .grandmother,
Mrs,'' Remelda Whitehead, Tees-
water. '
• . Mr... and ' Mrs:' Murray Hender
son . and family,; :Lucknow', ;were •
Sunday . "visitors with Mr:: and
Mrs. Jas. Wraith. Mrs: '`• Franke`
Brown.and Reg spent' Sunday
eveninat the same home.
'Mr. • and Mrs ..Frank . Thompson
and family visited':Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs Morley. Wall and ..
family: •
STORAGE
in a hump
' THE HUMP ON THE CAMEL'S BACK
may look strange, bat it serves a prat•
tical purpose. On the; desert, the .tamer
must go without food, and water for
Tong"periods of time. But he is able to,
store nourishment in his hurnp sufficient,
to tide himself over. the lean days that
Might lie ahead.
There art apt to be lean days for every
one. Life insurance can help tide you.
'over many df' these for it provides cash
at tirrtes'of greatest, need: A. Sun Life
insurance program; for example, can
safeguard your widow's independence,
'.your children's education, "your'home
' :and your, retirement• years. Let trio "tell
Kjnahafl,
• R.R. 2, Lucknow
Phone .'Wingham 717.4-4i
SUN LIFE ASSURANCE
COMPANY OF CANADA