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MAY BE. LEFT TO ACCUMULATE
AND COMPOUND Iz .YEARLY
when interest is left to accum
ulate your investment increases
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AT THE STOPLIGHTS :. GODERICH
LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE
AMcDONAGH
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LUCKNOW PHONE ;528-3423
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PARTIAL LIST. OF
CONTRIBUTORS TO THE LIONS
'Easter .Se�IFufld;.;
Jack Fisher. Lbcknow;Wilfred
Drennan 'R2 Lucknow,; GordonMc'-
Pherson R ,Lucknow, Wm. C' sar
3 -
:' Du ' ` is ' est: R3
ngannon, D. k W G
erich, Alvin Hamilton. Lucknow,
:.Lloyd Hall Lucknow, Kelso'Mcl ay
R3 Lucknow , Albert Morningstar
R6 Lucknow , J. W.: Purdon Lucknow:,
Howard Barger R3 Lucknow, Lloyd
McDougall R6 Lucknow,,. Mrs. R.V.
McKenzie Lucknow:; Fred Tiffin R5
Lucknow; Russell Whitby Lucknow,'
Jim Cameron,Luc'know, Wesley
Joynt Lucknow, Mrs. Weatherhead
• Lucknow,, . Morley Stewart R6 Luck -
now, Henry MacKenzie'R3` Luck -
now ,
ucknow, Reuben Wilson R3.Goderich,
George Swan Lucknow, Clarence
Gibbons. R2 Lucknow ,.•Mrs, Char-
les' Shaddick Lucknow, Mel Greer
Lucknow,` Allan Manto Lucknow,
Alex Hackett Lucknow, Eddie
Thompson R3 Holyrood, Ewen:Mac.
Lean R3' Lucknow , Frank Moran•: R7:
Lucknow. Chris Cook R2 Lucknow,.
R. Koopmans R2 Auburn, Harry '
Nixon Lucknow, Mrs.. Jack Eng-
land' R6 Lucknow, Mrs, Annie Jew• =
itt Lucknow, Gordon Morrison Ri
'..Lucknow', Alex Hackett R7 Luck -
now ,
uck-now, Dunc Thorburn R3 Goderich,
Miss Marian Bell Lucknow'; Herb
Clayton R6 Lucknow,'•. Joe W all Ri
Lucknow, Frank Ritchie R3 Luck-
n.ow, Alex McNay Lucknow Wall
ace' Wilson. R2 Auburn,: Noble John-
ston Lucknow•, Lady's. Emerald
Bowling team Lucknow, Gordon.
• Anderson R7 Lucknow, .Tom
•Webster Dungannon, Nat T.hom•p-
son r R6 Lucknow , Russ Ritchie R5
' Lucknow , Cyril Campbell Lucknow
Thornton Eedy Dungannon, John
Gilmore R3 Lucknow,. Jim England
R6 Lucknow; Don Cameron R2:
Lucknow, Jack Wraith Lucknow,
Alex MacKenzie Lucknow, Frank
MacLennan R3 Lucknow, Ernie
• Lewas Lucknow, Lawrence.MeLeod
RS'Lucknow , Graydon Ritchie R7
Lucknow, Harvey Kilpatrick•R2
7Lticknow ;`Car Bros R2 --Auburn,
John O'Connor R3 Goderich, Robs;..
McNall Lucknow; 'Hugh Menary
R7 . Lucknow.
• (Kinlough News) ,
The .H; W.I. met in the hall for'
the;. April meeting,.. Mrs: Alex
Percy presided and themeeting
opened with the ode and the Marry:
Stewart Coll ct. • Minutes and
communicat` ons w r e read by Mrs,.
Lyman Sutton.' `"fie roll call was
the payment_of fees: ,;Mrs. Will
iam Eadie -gave the auditors report
and Mrs.. Charlie Murray presented
the slate of officers forthe com-
ing year. Reports wereread from
all of thestanding committees.
Mr's.. Lyman Sutton reported 'on
the District Directors Meeting.
•.
The Tweedsmuir book and interes-
ting hobbies were displayed. The
Bruce•South. District meeting will
be held: at Ripley on May. 27th
""Mission - The Christian's .Call-
ing" , based on the generaipur-
pose of United Church Wornen,
was the theme for the fourth
annual meeting of Br.uce Presbyter.
• ial U.C.W., which was held in the
Paisley United Church on Tuesday;
March 29, with 21$ registering
their attendance, Mrs. W. Grant,
Paisley, presided and welcomed
the women and a hearty hymn sing
was enjoyed, led by Mr, E. C. °
Hale of Underwood.
The worship, service was pres-
ented by Mrs. J. Wolfle, Mrs, . G *.
Wolfle and Mrs. . R. Wagner of the
Mount Hope U.C.W.', with a.
'meaningful meditation on "'God's..
Gardens." Mrs; I. Fletcher, pres
idem of Paisley U. C, W., , brought
greetings and extended a welcome
to the guests. Mrs. R.. A. Carson,
Clavering, reviewed the highlights
and Mrs. H.D Thacker incar-.
dine,, presented•the correspondence
Mimeographed reports covering
the work and progress in. 1965,
'prepared by the various secretar-
ies were distributed to the mem-
bers.,
em-bers.• , • The: treasurer, Mrs. J
Miller, Port Elgin, spoke briefly,
and. Mrs. R,I Fenton, finance sec-
retary, 'reported that 1965:'givings
toward the allocation were $391,0
above those of 1964; the , amount
sent to the Conference Treasurer
,being $18,178.00. She announce
that the:. 1966 allocation is '$17
$00.00 and that the. expense fee.
will. be 20 cents per member'. The
amounts were accepted unanim-
•ously by the meeting:
,Miss N. Moffat, Teeswater,
read an interesting letter from Mrs;
Evans of Indian' Springs, Swan Lake
Manitoba, which told of the great
need among the .Indians and ex
with Purple Grove the.hostess •
•.branch. •
"MS. Raynard Ackert and Mrs.
Frank Maulden gave readings. .
Miss Edna. Boyle favoured with a
piano solo, and Mrs. Harold Hald-
enby sang a solo. .The meeting
closed with God -save the Queen,
and Grace. `'A delicious luncheon •
was served by the hostesses, Mrs.
William Eadie and Mrs.': Howard
Harris who were. also directors
' for: •the program.
pressed her gratitude to 13ruc`e
Presbyterial U.C.W. for their
share in relieving the need,. part"
icularly 'among the. children.
A skit,on literature was pray-
ented , by Mrs. W. Arnold,. Mrs.
• A. Blackwell and, Mrs, C. Lemon.
of Bervie U. C, W. , ya
and Mrs, A.:
• Colwell of Kinloss U, C, W, , they
were joined by .Mrs. W. Farrell'
of Clark who emphasized the place
of Stewardship and Recruiting on
the program planning. Mrs. F.
Taylor, Ancaster,' and Mrs. O.
McFadyen, Guelph, president of
Hamilton Conference United
•Church Women,. dealt with the.
questions from the question box.
Mrs. E. McLellan, registrar,
Five Oaks , spoke of the various
conferences and retreats being• •
held•in the centre. Greetings
from :Presbytery were extended by
. Mr, A. Fry, Cargill, chairman
of Bruce. Presbytery and Rev. L.
Keays, Paisley pronounced the ; ..
grace as the women retired to the
schoolroom where a delicious
luncheon wPs served.by the Paisley
U,C•W.:
The afternoon session opened
:with the. singing of a hymn. This
was. followed by a memorable
"In Memoriam service" conducted,.
by Mrs. A. Heard, . Port Eigiri
During the year 45•• members have:'
been called to higher service.'•,
their names. will be entered in
the Book of Remembrance.
--The highlight of the meeting.,
was an address by Miss Muriel:.
Bamford, director ,of. Nursing Edu
cation• in Bansware Mission Hosp.'
• ital.,' Central India. She said
Christianity is spreading:in India,
but slowly,.. She'.spoke of the . need
, for food and'for water in India,
and that the :people:: need to he
taught better methods of fainiing,
and of drilling for .water, �and said
that Roman Catholics and Prot
estants unite to.carry.out these
necessary projects. She -closed:
r
with the verse, ,"Then He shall •-
answer them laying,'"Inasmuch
as ye• did it Not to one of these,
ye did• it not to me." • . •
The offering was received
Members of.,the Wesley U. C: W.
'and was dedicated by Mrs. W.
Ribey, Mrs. G. Wolfle and Mrs.
H. Evans sang a duet. Mrs; W.'.
Krug; Chesley,, spoke briefly
on available literature: •
Mrs;, M. Donahue, Teeswater,
presented.the 1966,slateLof officers,
,1100
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pcoskb
kut sol
Seal'
the election of which was c
ed: by Mrs. F...Taylor• •with
Fry conducting the installat
'service. •
The new president; Mrs,
Belfry,' W alkerton, preside
the remainder of the meeti
during which Mrs. W ; 'Arno
presented Mrs:,. W. Grant, wi
gift from the Presbyterial,
ognition of her, faithful' and
ing service. during her :term
president; Mrs. Grant repli
graciously. Mrs. S. Dunni
. Southampton , presented the::
esies, and .after the singing'
hymn, the'meeting was dos
.with Mrs. Belfry pronouncin
a benediction, •
Officers for 1966: past pr
dent, Mrs. W. Grant, Paisl:
president, Mrs. N: Belfry,
erton;: vice presidents, Mrs,
Wolfle, Paisley,' Mrs. W..
Ripley, Mrs, :H. Slurnski, D
ton, .Mrs. Mel Donahue, Te
watery recording secretary::
B C arson, :Clavering; Rl ..0
ponding secretary', Mrs; Veil
Pegelo, Cargill; ;treasurer,'
John..'Miller, Port.. Elgin; . ,fina
`:secretary, ;Mrs. R. Fenton;
Elgin;.,Christian citizenship
social action, Mrs, Stan Ell'
Southampton; Christian and;
.Conary :educati'on, MrS.: Herb
ton, 'Lucknow ;:R'6; Leadersh'
development . Mrs,..B.. Jack
'Walkerton;' nominations; 'Mrs
r• Holtby;• Kincardine; arc. hivis
Miss Winnifre'd_ Warren; Wal
ton; community p friendship ,
W.-.Ribey,,,RR 4 Paisley; liter
communications and progra
Mrs. 'Walter . Krug C.hesleY ;
and publicity, Mrs. H., A,' S
Kincardine; stewardship 'and.
cruiting., Mrs, W .`Farrell.;
Ripley; supply andwel•fare,:
K..,!Cameron, Lucknowy,. orga
tion and promotion, Mrs.' Fra
Padden, •Southampton;
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