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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1958-12-10, Page 6PAGE SIX t THELucxNo1 GIFTS . FOR MOTHER .. , General llectric •Kettle Mixaster Swing away. Can Openers Electric irons; Ironing Boards PlasticClothes ' Basket's,` Westi ghouse Dryer and -Washer Electric Fry,.•, Pans Electric Refrigerators Electric,' Stoves Scissors, etc., etc, GIFTS Fog FATHER Power : Tools of ali kinds Guns Soldering Irons . Fishing Equipment Hammers, Saws, Tapes Flashlights, etc. i7 GIFTS. FOR THE CHILDREN , .. Sleighs, Toboggans - Hockey Sticks Gloves ' Wagon Skates All Hockey; Epuipmentt ' . Come in and. see the NEW. ELECTRIC HOCKEYCAME that provides hours of fun.. for the. whole family tuts h s it S sos gas t r 'sirwsur► i. S` We will gladly Lay Away:any Article till. Christmas gamotionasisrma*iali canon »agtarsa s i4sa Plumbing, ; .Heating`, ' Wig, ` ,Eavetronghing' PHONE 50, LUCKNOW Bring 'The'Kiddies to See Santa Saturday ki gusmoseosivsasolipsogelvtosivianternartagytnivitrovvivotositnesithw • sw1T., LCxNOW ONTARIO United Church w.M,S• _. The, December Meeting of the W.M.S. . of the ` United Church was held in the Church basement with 22 members and 2 visitors. in .attendance, .Following opening, exercises, and roll. , call reports were heard from conveners of various eommittees., Mrs. W. B. Anderson gave. the treasurer's re- port which . showed . the 'Society had raised . an amount well ,over the allocation. Thecitizenship: Iconvener, Mrs G. Brooks. read. an interesting article, on Living and Giving, Under ,the supervisionof. our . Supply Secretary, Mrs. E. Taylor, the - afternoon W.M.S. have helped. .in packing •a "large ibale for Korea in June and are now working on another bale to •be sent .in the near future.. They; also packed ' a mid -wife kit. ' in June: for Korea. The ladies have made • a quilt and, layette also for the. Mall 'bale for, Korea or where: most needed.. Mrs, Cumming mov- ed that the "slate of :officers nam- ed by the' nominating committee be' accepted. This emotion was seconded. by Mrs. ; McKim. Two faithful members- of the W MVI:S became life Members, at .this mee- ting, , Mrs: P.: ' Hoag` by her own contribution and MTs It. Robert- son ` by the .Society. Mrs. Dren- nan thanked the Auxiliary for their kindly 'co-operation- during her 2 -year term Of, office Mrs.: W. B. Anderson conducted the. remainder of -the program. 1dfrs, M. J. Webster read/the. scripture. Mrs. J. W. Joynt gave a Christ- mas reading and sang a fitting solo, "Seeking for me" at the close of her reading. I The theme of the • 'study book I chapter Was Alaska and Mrs. Mc- Kim brought out many interest- ing facts about this newest state in.. U.S. and the church's,.part in developing this !northern land. A musical selection by Mrs. M.J. Webster -was much. enjoyed At -s the.' close of: the. meeting Mrs.,, Drennanpresided at the tea table prettily :'decorated., for the ,occa- sion. Lunch was served' by the. Committee, .'Mrs. W. B. Anderson, Mrs. • M.. J. Webster and Hazel Webster. NOTICE •• rom' by 2 a.M. each morning . . pillage Streets snow `lowing' within• the village .o � facilitate ._ plowing 4 4 t Lueknow Municipal Council:, OBITUARY , MRS FRED ROSS •� rn, Mrs.• Fred 'Boss of Aubu mr Edith; Florence Duff,; dthe tfor,ied • . Friday in her 71st year. She was a .daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Dal .of .Dungannon. • • In August, ust, 1915, she married •Frederick Ross; who died. in 1934. -Mrs. Ross moved to Auburn from :Dungannon in 1935, and took up residence with her brother -in- • law, James W. Medd. Mrs. Ross was- active in COfl3. munity affairs, 'b'eing a director ..of the. ,Women's , Institute, secre- �f ..lal lhi WED1 ISDAY! DE OFINIBER. 10; i�. moire your selection nowt A. complete as'sortnent of 1 beautif ul' Rust Craft Christmas cards priced from ..79c per box .fit • also Individual Counter cards'ar tary . of the. Auburn Library Board, secretary -treasurer . of Knox Presbyterian Church WMS,. and Home 'Helpers. secretary 'for the Huron Pres byter y: D u ring the Second WorlWar, she was . secretary: of the '1001 Red .Cross.: She is survived by a son, . Don- ald of Oakville, and two grand- children..; Shelves predeased ;by' one !brother, Ernest, and one sis- t� er Mrs. 'James Medd; Auburn.. ... : The remains rested at the Arth- ur rth- ur funeral homey ,Auburn, where the funeral was held 'Monday' at 2 p.m. Interment was in .Dungan non cemetery:.. ••• Presbyterian W.M.S. The Afternoon Auxiliary of the W.M.S. of the P r e s b y t e r i, a n church, met in Mrs. C..Agnew's'. home for the December meeting. Mrs. '. M. .Henderson.. presided for a Christmas programme, opening with, ' "While Shepherds •watch. their flocks, 'by night" ; The, story of. the Wise : Mer}; was read res- : pPonsively, Mrs. H. Agnew, gave . a Chrisas meditation. Mrs. Henler,prayer and Mrs. sled in Rayner gave the Bible. Study on the 'Woman '.of ,Samaria: Twenty- threeladies answered: the roll call, Mrs. S. Little gave a reading "Forgotten at Christmas Reports of. the year's work., were received from ' ::the department secretaries. 'Alt.: reports showed. advancement in the work of the Auxiliary. Life membership certificates were presented to ,Mrs: H: Dixon, A faithful ; friend . bringing you daily comfort, and convenience ....your telephone ALL NEW — :INSTANT' BOWS - Just poll a string to make beautiful bows Ribbons' . Wrappings Tags and Seals Gifts the ladies like'to receive Ch` Ceramics China �; Novelty Items For suggestions ,call in and look the=n over at And Gift Shop C.I.L. Paints, Wallpaper;: 'Santa, •Comes 'To. Town This Saturday Afternoon Phone" 218, Lucknow.' C.hristhas:H�W'S !GKN W. BUSINESS MEN'S ASSOCIATION Stores Will ` Be Open . . ALL DAY THURSDAY, DECEMBER' 4,. 11, and 18. � STORES . WILL BE OPEN EVENINGS Prior to Christmas, on Friday, Saturday, ' Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday g DECEMB ER 19, 20, 22, 23, 24 0: Robert Finlay, president Elmer Umbach, secretary �. and Mrs.. M. Henderson in Cecog- nitron. • of service =Mrs M.. Mc- Leod, read letters from Rev. Mr. Dickson and Mrs: 'H MacMillan, Formosa, .. and : ►from:: the leper mission.. The nominating commit- tee presented .a slate of .officers for ,'1959 executive, and the fol lowing we• re elected: lion. ;Pres., Mrs:- ;Russel, Miss M. MacLeod,' 1VIrs . ' W. J. Douglas; >.Pres., . Mrs. C.• Agnew; .1st vice, 'Mrs. W. Mc- Clean; 2ndvice, 1VIrs:34. Render. son; 3rd vice, Mrs. P. Stewart; Recording • Sec, Miss N. Malcolm Corresponding Sec.)' Miss E. Hen- derson;' Financial Sec., Mrs. 3. Adams;' Glad Tidings, Mrs. W. A. Porteous; Home Helpers; • Mrs. "Fred can make it. • for dinner, dear!" R. *V. MacKenzie- Miss CarruAk, , Supply, Mrs. •'Agnew, ; Mrs. M Rayner; Welcome and Welfat;e, . Mrs. CMason, Mrs: E..Jdhnston Expense ,and Life Membership., -Mrs. C. H. MacI? onald, 'Literature and• Library,.. Miss M. MacLeod; Program Mrs. C. •Cooke; Reporter, Mrs. W G. MacKenzie;, Pianist Miss M. Malcolm; Mission • Band .Leader, •' Mrs. J. ' Pollock, Mrs.' J. Henderson; Social :Com mittee, 'Mrs. J. Little, Mrs. IL Nixon,Mrs, C. Cook,, Mrs. Callu;. Mrs ( . Finlayson. Mrs. . ted, theinstalla- tion service. At the close of the. meeting the hostess served tea. ' "Idnight's • bowling night, Mother." "Hior Helen c'moncoffee!over f" It is natural to take for. granted =its little everyday uses: Vet=perhaps it is in these many lithe 'mays that tare ;are most often re- minded tithe wonderful value of that friendly «member-of4the-family"—the. telephone. dONCERNED, OVER TEENAGE; DRINKING INCREASE Grave concern at the ,fast grow ing drink problem was '•express6d , at the last meeting of Bruce Prt' M bytery -of the United.' Church.. The heated ' debate -arose' over .rep;•Yr.t: quoting • speeches of the nt,Ak- appointed provincial leader of the Liberal Party.. "Tlie increase of ' liquoir id1'c' ; tising and. of outlets will not Fe - 1 in .a decrease of ir•resportr=c .ail. Cdrinking and tragedy," was the unanimous view of ininisters gild laymen alike. The meeting "Was h 'id at Tara 'United 'Church: fThe Toberrnary church, has nut- "grown : its present Ipremiscs rand; plans are underway to 'carry out an'extension,of the ehurCh huticl= ling. Presbytery approval was en to a project: or an extension,. There are times when •a Blear conscience is nothing more tiWi poor 1rietndry• . . '