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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1960-03-09, Page 7WEDNESDAY, MAR'. 9t11,' 1960 ST.. HELENS: Because of illness; in the Com- munity, only 1.2 ladies were in attendance at the World. Day of Prayer ,service held at the home` o f Mrs. B, F. Green on Friday afternoon, The theme of the in- .teresting and inspiring service was "Labourers. ' to-gether with God" and the leaders .were Miss W. D. Rutherford, Mrs. John Cameron, Mrs.,W; • 1. Miller and Mrs. Green. Seripture lessons were read by Mrs. G. MacPher- son and Mrs. ' Lorne Durnin ,and prayefrs were. offered by Mrs. .. S. DeBoer,. Mrs. Durnin; Mrs.. W. A.Miller, Mrs. C: MacDonald, Mrs. Green, ' Mrs.: • Frank " Mc" Quillin anal . Rev. B. F. Green. Mrs. E. W. Rice` favoured .with a solo "Teach me to Pray, Lord" and Mr, Green 'gave a short .ad - r TIIE LTICOOW' SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO. PAG. SEVEN dress it keeping with the theme.. At. the' :conclusion' a pleasant social •hour . was. enjoyed with lunch served by Mrs.. ,Rice and Mrs.. W, G. Humphrey. 'Mrs. Jack Errington and Mrs. Stuart. Chaznney, received the high scores and Sharon Smith' and .Terry. Wilson the low, thus receiving the • prize donated by Mrs. Elmer Foran at the card party *held ' at S.S. No. '3. on Wednesday .evening. There were 12 tables .playing,. Miss.' °Wilhemina. Smith - of Langside , Was , •the week -end guest` of Miss Gladys McDonald. Mr. Roy Hawley of Oshawa was a week-end..visitor • at the home, sof Mr. and • Mrs . Lorne Woods.. Miss Donna Woods ° • returned to. her duties on Sunday as , stu- dent. nurses at the ,Kitchener= Waterloo Hospital after .a two weeks "vacation. at her horns. here. Unfortunately her mother, Mrs. Lorne. Woods • has been ill but is • making favourable re- .covery., L A.C, Fred, Mrs. Thompson and Benny of Exeter 'were .visit- ors with Mr: and. Mrs,' Gordon MacPherson before; , leaving for'' a: two.' -month holiday at Trail and on Vancouver, Island,, B C; The name of` Mr William dor-. ster was one drawnfrom those. of .the •milk, patron' of the Tees water: t reamery..on CKNX tele- vision on Friday 'evening. . 'Mr. Forster .wih' receive. an amount equal to three-quarters: of • his last pay cheque. We hope it :was a ' big' one. Fifty, persons of the Commun-; ity including Mrs. •Jack,' Fisher and pupils of the. S.t., • Helens And you.are there too—through your financial support.;. It is your helpthat keeps the Red Cross on the job active and strong to carry on its many humanitarian endeavours. With your help in 1960 the Canadian Red Cross' will continue to serve this community, this province and this nation. When help is needed in distant lands you,,. ,+ know the Red Cross will be on the job! Money alone cannot' buy the manyservices and programmes provided by the Red Cross. Combine it with the voluntary effort of':millions of. Canadians, and the Red Cross will.. be able :.to meet its round-the-clock demands.: You can do your share by giving a generous donation When a volunteer Red Cross canvasser calls on you:If you are not at home when the canvasser calls, please send your contribution to the address below. e again giving:: 6160. • LUCKNOW and ' DISTRICT CAMPAIGN WILL: BE HELD SOON V. A. Mowbray, President, Phone 21-J F'reel Marie Frasers new "Tea time•.Treats;' • recipes. 'Write today! DAIRY FARMERS' O1g'CANADA 409 Huron Straet;Toronto, ddi:•>.. iii.........., .,..:•�r::,...,.,...�:x8eao•i • • ROW.ais The Time To Order Your I- • pring SAVE AS MUCH AS $8.OQ PER TON • on. some •Brands No Agent's Fees: Just 'Small, Trucking: Chang BRUCE MaCMILLAN ;Agent For : Elmira and Harriston' Fertilizers Both Lime Base /Fertilizers PHOTO CO-OP • REALTOR, 120 Davis. 'Sty Sarnia, Ontario. Represented By,', GEORGE TIFFIN,; salesman, for /this district HOUSES - in Lucknow, Whitechurch, Wingharn. FARMS `' a number of goodfarms in the surrounding community, ranging . in size from 5 to 500 acres.. BUSINESSES some good, clothing stores restaurants, butcher shops. A real up to date feed mill with a good mixer installed, and: on' a provincial highway A good building 'which would make a real ,work shop,. on Pro- . vincial highway. TRAILERS::' •-- some good cabin :trailers in A-1 ' condi- tion. SEED CLEANING. PLANT, priced :right LAKE. PROPERTY number of good vacant •:lots, also lake lots with cottages..'.: All : priced to sell with satisfactory terms on most of : the properties. For Further- Information Apply to, GEORGE TIFFIN, Salesman for this . area. --Lucknow;o-x 21 7 Phone W School.' enjoyed :the' Ice . Gapades :in Kitchener .dri, Saturdayafter,, noon. :They . ;travelled ' via Allan Reed's •bus., ,mina and 'Barry..'McQuillin of Kitchener were home: -'for :t 'he week end, •, The ladies are •reminded of the n' meeting . of , the'`.Womes Insti- tute this' .(Thursday) afternoon at , 2' 'o'clock: Mrs Lorne .Webb of Goderieh ' will '' :