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WEDNESDAY,. NOV. Ilth, 1947
..11411 LUCKNOW SENTINEL LI/C.1010W ONITARIO
North, IgloOs Are Now OnIy In Fairy Tules
• The Autumn thankoffering or the to 1000 miles away: They live in
Lucknow United ChurCh Women the Roman Catholic and the Angli
was held Sunday evening, Novem- can hostels for ten months of be
ber 5th in the Fellowship room Of year and are sent° home for the •
the church with :a good attendance remaining two months. Most of the
of,U..d.. W. members, their Inn- students are either Eskimo or Indian.
'bands, families and visitors: The The far north is rich in mineral
.• 'meeting Opened,with,the president, and they are drilling for oil 300 •
Mrs. Harvey Houston presiding and Miles from the northpole. Because
welcoming all Present. 'Mts. Rat- of the short summer, 'which:is from
old Treleaven and Mrs Ken • the middig'oflUne `to the middle of
Murdie were •in charge of the devo- September, ,plant -growth is rapid.
ions. During the program 'Musical •
The temperature rarely goes to 70
• . selections by the France sisters of Wor 80 degrees and is Usually arciund inghartr,, Bob Hall and 'Ricky' •
50 degrees.• Fall season lasts from-,
Pritchard were much, enjoyed by ; 3 to 5 days. Homes outiide1nuVik
• all. • are'mostly log . chinked with mud.
Mrs.: Campbell Thompson Igloos do not exist The only chur-
• introduced.the 'guest speaker, Drthis are - Roman Catholic, • ••
Kenneth MacNay of Wiarton, son.. 'Pentecostal and Anglican,•which
of -Mr-. and Mrs Alex MacNay of embranees-41-1 Protestants
LucknoW MacNay gave an Mrs. George Jardine very capably.
illustrated,talk on the two years • thanked, Dr ."MacNay for his •;verY,
from 1864 to 1966 that he and Mis.
interesting and enlightening/address
MacNay spent at Intivik,, North,
West Territories which is 1500 air
Miles north of Edmonton. .The '•
buildings there are modern•,:with
central heating and modern con-.
Veniences and'are built on.stilts
•The all -frame hosPital'hat 100 •
'beds with 35'of them for T B
patients,It is equipped for major, ..
surgery, providing there isa' qual-
ified staff. Theyalso service
Clinics within a 60 mile radius, •
travelling by plane ••
The school accommodates 1000 „
students., who are flown in from up
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WHITECHURCH NEWS ,
• On Wednesday afternoon at 2
p.m.. Whitechurch 0,C.),#;1., held
their.November .rneeting ar the
'• home of WS: ElwOod.Groikorth:
While the ladies were. gathering,
Mrs. Garnet Farrier played piano,
• Mrs', Carl Weber ga.ve7the call to
• 'worship and led in. prayer. All en,
joyed singing I `am so glad Jesus
'Loves Me. Mrs, Weber gave the,
Meditation and lead the. poern..
.Alphabetical Advice:
.Mrs. Garnet Farrier led in a' sing-
song ,of choruses. 'Mrs. Weber gave
a' reading:, Members of One Body. •
Mrs. Ezra Scholtz intodirced the •
new•Study Book onJapin. She
the:story of the author's
background and told of Chapters to
be studied.. '
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•Mrs. 'Michael Ross, the
studerirminister's wife,, gave a
talk,On 'What a Bundle of Contra-,
diction is Man" and also conducted
a Bible Quiz.on Bible quotations.
Mts. ,Ross closed this part of•the.
Meeting with a prayer fOr ReMem-,,
hrance Day.
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Mrs: Ezra Scholtz, president,
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presided for the business., ' •
Thelroll call was answ.eredby.a
Verse•with the word Friend and all
were to bring a friend. There were
19 present.
' The secretary, Mrs. Carl Weber,
read the minutes. Mrs. George
Thompson receivedthe offering
rs. Scholtz gave. the cOuttes,y re -
arks and closed the meeting with
rayer, '
The travelling basket then made
ts rounds'. ' •
All are reminded that
dilations for the bale Must be
rought to the DeeernberAlegigg4
Mrs.' Houston, thankedall !who
took part and announced the gener-
al and annual meeting of the
W. to he held Tuesday, Dece-
mber igth. /
The meeting closed' with a hymn
and Rev. Laird Stirling pronounced
the •benediction. , •
A -social hour followed and artic- ,
les from Inuvik were on display.
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" WHITECHURCH NEWS
Calvin -Brick 'II. C. W. held a
social evening in the Belgrave Un-
ited Church basement on. Friday
evening. Twelve tables of crokin-
ole players enjoyed the evening.
High Lady..was Brian Jamieson, ' •
. taking a lady's place. High gent
was Grant Coultes., Girl• winning
high score Was•Joyce Taylor. Boy
Winning .high score was Dennis.
Thompson. The lucky draw prize
winner was Gilbert Beecroft. The
young fry were entertained with: '
games supervised by Mrs. Dick,
Moore and Mrs. Gordon McBurney,.
After the erokinole party, an
auction sale of aprons, ,
embroidered articles., knitted ,
articles, cakes, cookies,, •
apPles° candy,. vegetablesand
flower slips was auctioned off with
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Lawerence Taylor wielding the '
hammer .,There were around 75
present.. ,• , „
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MacKenzie
Speaks To W.M.S.
' Mrs. Ted Collyer was,hostess to
South KinlossW.M.S. at her horrie
on Wednesday., November 1. In the
absenee, Of the. Vesident Mrs . Gib
Hanhilton,.Mts. Evan Kekthpre
Sided and Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall
read the minutes and dorrespond
ence., Mrs,. Allitter. Hughes goo
the Treasurer's teport and hOrri,
inating committee consisting of
Mrs. Douglai Graham Mrt.' Hatity
Lavis and Mrt. A Hughes were
appointed to prepare a slate df
zOffic.ea_los ,theley_aar4:'A.AtgL
alt Graduate
as R.N. Degree
DUNGANNON NEWS
'Karen DawsOn, daughter.of Mt.
and Mxs; K.K. Dawson, was
successful, in passing her Registered
Nurses examinations'. She is a
graduate of Galt Hospital. Karen
spent last week -end at her home.
• "A number from here attended the
Warden's banquet, on Wednesday
of last week in ,Goderich, as ,
guests of Warden Donald and Mrs,
MacKenzie.',
UNDERWENT SURGERY'
Wilber Brown undervierarsurgery
at.,Kitchener - Waterloo Hospital,'
last Friday.,
Mrs. Wilber Brown. and -Mrs.
Lorne Ivers spent, last week-end,in
WaterlOo. Mrs. Brown visited with
her husband at the hospital and
stayed at thetorne of Mr'. and, ••
Mrs. Harvey Webster. ,Mrs. Ivers
visited'with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Congram. •
Born -"to Mr and Mrs. J. C.
Durnin of London on Thursday, •
October.•26,,A daughter. • •
Extends Sympathy
To Bereaved Family
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WHITECHURCH NEWS •
This community extends their
Sincerest sympathy to Mrs. /
Hugh Hand in the loss of her hus-
'band and to the family in the loss
Of their father On Tuesday evening
'When he Was in an accident on,
.11ighviray 86 which caused his. death
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Morrison and
'Mrs. iiictor'Etnerson,were
dOn On Friday Tom was at West- •
minster Hospital for a Check-up ,
and Mrs. Emerson visited with "
Victor who had 'undergone surgery •
on Thursday for removal of. , •
•:'gall stones,
Mrs. John L. Currie of
E.ast WawanOth 'and Mrs.
ingliarn-visited-on Thursday, •
with their mother Mrs. WM. Orr of
tangside.:•• • : •
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Joyce' CoUltet 1.4as..arnortg_the
Wingham High School group Who
we,nt by bus to Toronto on Saturday
• Mr. and Mrs, Ewart MacPherson.
of Luc lalow were'Sunday 'visitors
With Mr . and, Uri. Johnston Conn..
'48TH ANNIVERSARY .
Mr. ,and Mrs .' Dan •Tiffin and
family of .TeesWater on'Stiriday.
ntertained his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Orville Tiffin in honour of,.
their 4.8th wedding,anniversary: •
Mr, ;and Mrs. Albert. COuites on'
Saturday night attended a present-
ation party at Paisley for her
brother, Nelson Kerry. And Mrs.
Kerry:who have sold their farm: , •
Friends And neighbours presented
thertiwith a portable televition sets.
'.8i11 Evans is this week.Attending
'County Council at Walkerton.
Mr. and 'Mit Bowie of.
Waterloo are spending a few days
With Mr. and Mrs: ELnlerSieight-
holm.
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1 Mrs.. Robert Ross Visited last
•,,week With Mr: and Mrs, George •
Ross of Owen Sound and returned
.home on Friday with Mrs. Don
lloSs and •Douglas who. also visited
there. . • ••
Sunday visitors with Mt. and, •
Mrs john Gaunt were, Mr and
Mrs: Jim Gaunt of Exeter, Mr.
and Mrs. George Gaunt -of. Lucknow
arid Mr. and Mrs. ,Hariey.Gannt and
family of Wingharn... • • ••
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report Of the Sectional.),Aeeting at
Dungannon wdgiven by Mrs.
Douglas Grahain'. Prayer Circle was
conducted by Mrs. W;P..MacDon-
ald , 'Mrs. .Annie Macintyre and •
Mrs, Ross MacMillan. The Bible
Study was is/fAiAchi Chapter
prophetic Study. With the roll call
PAGE ELEVEN.
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196i MODELS
Chevrolet Impalas
2 door and 4 door h,rdtops
Ford. Galaxie 500
V-8, power equiPPed
967 Chevrolet Bel Airs
various cob., v.vs with power
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1966 MODELS
Pontiac Parisienne
4 door hardtop, 396 engine, fully power equipped
bontiacParisienne
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hev Bel Air.
an , V-8 , power steering
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2 door l!ardtop
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lumber of .1964 and 1965 Chevroleta, Fords
arid Pontiacs in hardtops and. sedans,
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1964 MODELS
ercury
2 door hardtop
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:number of Oars, different 'makes and model's'
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TRUCKS
:hevrolet 1 Ton Pickup
STATIONWAGONg
1965 Chev Impala
9 passenger V4, fully equipped
1965 Ford Stationwagort
, 8 cylinde,r
Cifles Service Dodo- • : 'Phinie 113; 'Belinda
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answered by a Verse with "Blessed4.1
Mrs, Collyer.introduced the guest.
Speaker, her uncle -Mr
MacKenzie, who gave a delightful'
talk on South Kinlost and his
recent trip to the Scouish High-
lands, the'hoMeof the forefathers
'.Oirnany of the Members.. Miss
Dean MacLeod Closed the meeting
with 'prate!' and' the Directors, Mrs
Lloyd -MSc DOugail alidMm; Jim *•
Burt
served a d.eliciou's lunch,•
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