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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1960-04-20, Page 11'WEDNESDAY, 20th, 1960, 1'HE LUCKNOw SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, :ONTARIO' PAGE 'ELEVEN Here Is •BRUCE CO;OPERATIYF MEDIAL, SERVICES aint Langside 'Presbyterian W.M.S. The Lang'side W.M,S 'Auxili- ary held 'their ' Easter Thankof- fering at the home of- Mrs, Wm, rr, The president; Mrs. „ Lloyd Moffat, opened -the meeting with the ' Call' to Worship,- and • the avr.S:' Purpose was repeated., .The.•scripture was read by Mrs. Wesley . Young: The . meditation was read by Mrs. Charlie Tiffin, and ,Mrs. Elmer 'Scott' •led in prayer ' A letter fr•oni the' 'Mal c. olms. was read by Mrs.. Douglas Simpson,. ;Mrs. Arnold ;Scott read. a letter she received from the Secretary of the, Unitarian; Ser- Vice" Committee thanking the Auxiliary • for the donation of baby garments..Mrs. Lloyd Mof fatintroduced the guest speaker, Mrs. John Pollock of Teeswater who gave a very ,fitting • and• in- spiring, message. Mrs., Douglas Simpson expressed.thanks ," to Mrs: Pollock :' -and presented her with a cup and saucer o� behalf of the 'Auxiliary. The`. offering ,was received and • ,Mrs. Arnold ..Scott` led in prayer:'. Hym±i 399 .was sung ands the meeting:'` was closed with a prayer, . • FOR ESSENTIAL HEALTH INSURANCE PROTECTION B.CM:S is an %official 'collector, of Yearly . Premium; Ontario Hospital InsUrance Families Individuals, The 'government's basic standardward hospital plan., $ 50:.40 $ 25.20- Seri -Private ' Hospital Protection $ 15.00. `$ . 8:40 • MAJOR MEDICAL PLAN When included with surgical' plan, pays 80 ,,percent of all. expenses not covered by surgical contract after the first ,$100 and up to $5,000. Note:. Wiest cozops offer guaranteed con- tracts, some are pro -rata agreement% SURGICAL CONTRACT Cutting procedures, fractures, disloca-: tions, X-rays, anaesthetists' 'services; childbirth expenses added on family plans after a waiting period. • Now On. At Allan Reed's . 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Mrs. Douglas. Durilop led in praYer. ing "Resturrection' Dawn." Mrs. AleX MacTavish 'gave the topic; "Africa' Disturbed:" A: report' of ,Mrs., Douglas Dunlop' and-. Mrs. 'Melvin. Coiling. A sale is 'tO be. ;held at the May Meeting. The grOup • 4s invited 'to attend the Clarke Easter Meeting -ori.' April • YOU CAN SAVE ANNUALLY: $43 if you are a family, or $16.00 if you are an individual, by subscribing to the CO-OP "ESSENTIAL PACKAGE" PLAN, including Ontario hospital insurance, phis a mode- rate amdunt of term life insurance protectiOn. MEDICAL SERVICES FOR 'FURTHER INFORMATION, WRITE TOi LORNE R. 1EVANS, Manager, Secretary -Treasurer Ilan ,:Reed's Auto Su pp Y pl�. Phone. ' 65-W, Lucknow sive stewardship paper, and. Mrs, E. Taylor an Easter reading. Af- ter singing hymn 161, Mrs, Hoag introduced the 'cast for:the, reli- gious one 'act play entitled "Go Tell" which related the Easter story, the part women played in it and the message we have been expected • to spread, from :that day on, As an introduction to the play,' Mrs. H: Houston • and tb attend' their meeting on be • brought to the . May meeting to bp auctioned Off. An invita- tiOn was, read from Lucknow • • United Church • to the meeting in June; Plans were left over to the May meeting. Thank you cards , Were read. Mrs. Jin41 cin Presbyterial W.M,S, meeting in Seaforth in March.: 4. relief parcel is planned to be sent by May ,lst. 'Mrs. Wesley Ritchie Hill Far Away." A reading, "The song I Heard on .Easter Morning" was • given by, Mrs- Harkrey Ritchie arid 'a chapter, from the ..study book on Afriaa' by •Mrs.: GordOn ;Kirkland. Mrs.: Kaiser closed with prayer...4Thu May meeting,, Will be held at the Group 4A United Church W.A. Mrs. .. Robert '•,1YlacIntcish waS, hostess far the APril meeting of answered.' the roll Call by. • an :Easter Bible -verse. Mrs. A. Ha - 'meeting with all .repeating. Ahe 7W.A, motto and the- toTircIS ,Pray MrS. Hayens ,gave' the chap. rsurer re Orted on the Irish Tea that $43.00 had been derived froth- this' pi -460 iriakirig a total. • *it monk iliptittimiimisow`kiiiittoa.o.amoomotp•mutit4Fistitpiimp•oit•tsopotimit itonott**44 1 Group. put tiOted Church W.A. Mrs. 'J. 'W. JOyrit was hostess for .the EaSter Meeting 'of Grpcfp tors .pretent..' Mrs.• Hoag Presided : and IntrOdUCed the, de-. votionai theme. "joint Heirs with ; Christ'; taken • from Rom - followed by the •,.scripture lesson Robinson' gave the. • Meditation and ;the Lord'.s Pirayer Was re- peated. in unison.. Hymn 379 closed the deyotional• period, •All •mernbers ansWered the roll :call with 'an, Eascr,'Pible verse. Mit. . Taylor., gave:, the treasurers ported far the Christian fellow. - Alp committee. _Mrs: 0„ Rich- ards displayed the ,quilt made at Mrs. AlArwins for!the bale. Mrs. Hoag. announced the Conference our May: meeting Would .13,b., a joint evening meeting. 'in the church. Hymn 11.8. opened the program after:Which Mts. W. 13: Anderson gave a very impres- 'Group United Church W.A. Mrs:, Grant 'MacDiarrnici, was in charge of the W.A. meeting of group H, held at the. home members and-c.1.-Alciren.Yvere-Pre- sent, Plans for. the• Mother and Daughter • banquet were earn - held at the Jake during the, sum mer..,,Hyrnri: 97 .clased the, 'first Eldon Henderson. ;convened: the prograin;. This, was an' Easter Aherne arid was portrayed by, hyrrins,. scripture and Mrs: Eldon:Henderson, Mrs. Hor, ten, Mrs. •Miltray Henderson. and Mil. Robert Campbell. Mrs. Jes- Sie Alin.' favoured With a piano sole • and :MrS. IL': Thompson gave a :very. appropriate arid thOughtful Eaater reading:. Don-, na Corrin, ;Janice Brooks, Jane arid. Kathy • Joynt sank. Peter Cottontail. Mrs. Henderson mov,- 4.ect a vote of 'thanks to the hoS.7. ;Piayer closed the' meeting' and to.' date ';'of., $91x00:: -raised: Mrs . Havens thanked all who • helped with the Tea. The.Cleerio Comp; mittee reported all ':well:= Sewing. Committee reported several quilt [blocks. '• had been . ;handed in and 1 when quilt :is ready, volunteer' helpers will be .notified. Mrs::, Sam .'Alton„ .took', charge of the Easter -Service :prepared by Mrs: John . W . Woodside -*for the Do- (ninon• counsel ;of the •Woman's Association.. :Scriptures and .de- votions Were read by •Mrs. S. Alton, • 'Mrs. Ron;Alton; , .Mrs.. William Humphrey, Mrs.. �ence Irwin and were intersper-'' ed with. prayers'and. several Easter hymns lead by. TlVIrs:.John Hall, Which made a very •timely: Easter sacred program.; Mrs.: Art.; Breckles. ' sang .•unaccompanied,.: "The' ' Story of the Cross," a :lovely. Easter•: hymn. Mrs John, Nicholson and Mr . .Ron Alton gave reading( The hostess was • thanked,. also those who helped With the service and the •Imeet- ing closed with . prayer. Refresh. :meats were, served by. the corn.e: mittee ; .in charge . . PLUMBING ,,and. HEATING ESSO OIL* BuRNpt SALES AND SERVICE 1.1 • 100 NM i0010,0 kimist L owl 411.0 41.,jk idomito; t 0.00. tem? 40000 WE ARE TNKING ontgomery Mo Phone 40 Luckno,v ,ors Zion United Church W.M.S. • Mrs:. Jack Gardner held. the April '14th.' meeting at her home with 17 ladies, one visitorand three children present: `Roll call ryas answered • with. 'a Easter thought. . George ; Hunter gave the devotional, the theme "At the Name of Jesus '•', with. t Nlrs : Robert Helm reading •th scripture. Mrs. Peter" Cook is to get'. the • May program. Visitors :for shut-ins ' are .Mrs. Jim Hun- ter and Mrs George Hunter.. An invitation was read, from DUn- gannon • United .Church W,M,S. 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