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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 30th, 1953^
LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH
■i- . Minister;
Rev. ’ G. A. Meiklejohn,
■ B,A», B.D..
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4th^
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Lucknow
Presbyterian Church
Rev. C. A. Winn, B.A.,
Minister.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4th
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ajn.: Sunday School.
a.m.: Communion of the
Lord^s Supper.
p.m.: Erskine, Dungannon,
Communion.
7 pan.: Evening Service.
Mr. and Mrs., Joe Wasney, Tom
my and Karen returned on Thurs
day from a motor trip to Boisse-
vairi, Manitoba. While on the trip
they attended , the Wasney-Smith
wedding at Kenora.
IqcsI & General
... Miss:- Margaret Taylor is. visit
ing at Holyrood With Mirs, Jack
Ackert.
Mte;. Essie Hewat is visiting at
Nmira with Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Hewat <
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Stewart
attended the Gift' Fair in Toronto
on Monday and Tuesday.
Lorna .Campbell' of - Toronto
^spent the, week-end at_theLhpme^
oLheF sister, Mrs, R. H. Thomp
son. '■ ■
Mr. .and Mrs; Gordon Bailey
are op holidays this week and
were plarining a -trip to Northern
^Ontario via Manitouliri Islhrid.
Miss Agnes McQuaig has given
up her position at Dr. Johnston’s
office, and Mrs. Bill Hunter is
assisting there for the time be-
ing.
Miss Edith Munro of Kingston,
and former public health nurse
here, spent the week-end as the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Rus
sell and of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Greer. 4
Misses Christina arid Florence
McKinnon of Fort Erie have been
visiting with relatives and friends
in the community. They are dau
ghters of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Angus McKinnon who lived near
the station, and are cousins of
Mrs. Alex Sutherland and Mrs.
Edward Little.
URGENT NEED
FOR QUILTS
The Lucknow and Vicinity
Branch of the Red Cross Society
has accepted a quota for quilts
to be made and shipped by Nov*
ember 1st, The Ontario Division
has contracted to send to Eng
land and Holland a large quote
•of bedding and urgently heed
these quilts. •
The local Branch is asking each
Wdmen’s' Organization of Luck*
mowandth^ vicinity to quilt two
quilts. They ate to be madepf
print ahd cqttbn backing arid the
local Branch will supply all mat
erials. Please contact < Mrs. Me*
Kim after October 5th for* your
quilt material? '
Of the Red Cross material dis*
tributed. from Geneva by the
League of Red Cross Societies;
during the first eight months of
this year, one*third was donated
by the Ontario Division.
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Kenneth Cameron' was in Pet
erborough last week, attending
the three-day postmasters’ con
vention. A
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart England
of. Sault Ste. Marie spent the
week-end at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. James England.
Mr; and Mrs. Mac MacLennan
returned last week from a motor
trip through New York State and
the New England States to . the
Atlantic coast. They returned by
way of Quebec.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wilson,
Marion arid Linda .of Hamilton
and Mr. and Mrs. Jirri Aitchison
and Jack of London spent the
week-end with Mrs. J. J. Wilson.
Mrs. Aitchison - and Jack are re-
-maining-tilLthe-endmif“the^eekr
Mr. arid Mrs.. Win. Gollogher
of Norwood, Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Rothwell and Rosemary of Nor
wood, Mr. and Mrs. Al Martin
and Neddy of Detroit, spent the
week-end here, and attended the
Miller-Elliott Wedding on Satur-,
day. ■ ■ ' ■ ■■ ■•. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Alton and
Mr; and Mrs. Blake Alton visited
last week , in Michigan with their
cousins, Mrs. Emma Hauser and
Mr. Tom Alton, members of the
family of the late Dan Alton who
left Belfast over three score years
ago for Grindstone City, Michi
gan. It is only the second time
irFOVer-sixty years that the cous
ins have met.
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and 20 missionaries. A large new rand three childreri with^othef l^
church is being constructed. The j members of the church staff live
Church broadcasts to a local aud- i. in a 22-room missionary house to
the rear of the church; They eat
at a common table and each
draws $25 a month, The church
provides food and; heat. A book
room is maintained and a publi
cation, called the Peoples Pulpit
has a circulation of 10,000. The
missionary budget for the church
this year is $22,000 with still more
planned. One has to admit that
it is quite an impressive accom-
nlishment. , ; —
ience over a 250-watt station.
They use three new short-wave
frequencies Of a 100,000 watt sta
tion from Quito, Ecuador. Earlier
a Contract, was signed for a broad
cast over nine U.S.A. stations.
CFRB of Toronto also is signed.
Three hundred , children attend
Sunday School brought there and
returned by bus^ Sunday services
draw an average of 500 worship
pers. The minister and his wife
A FREAK MURPHY
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Kelso McNay dropped into the
office last week with, a freak
potato which he discovered in a
secluded corner of the basement.
The potato, harvested a, year ago,
resembled a big toad in appear
ance, and from its ‘gaping mouth’
Was a new crop spud.
. The new potato had sprouted
from an eye in the old potato
which had split open to make *a
pouch for the “infant”, which
was nourished by means of an
“umbilical cord” attachment.
Tmtyfo?d,nic«iyMrv«d,mai(«> • Montreal-Toronto only)* Go mealtime a pleasure when you. xnviiuwi , j > .
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Much time and energy is, spent
by. the major Protestant denom
inations "on Missionary work and.
organization of support; The,
church has a great record of ac
complishment blit we sometimes
wonder if we should be doing
Vnuch better when We read ofthe
Accomplishment of some small
Truro, N.S., a Fundamentalist
Sect, was formed as a small gos
pel group six years ago by a
dissenting. Presbyterian minister.
Seventeen ■' dissenting' .members
formed .the sect. Meetings were
held - in a variety pf buildings,
but the group soon, managed to
construct a church now valued,
at $100,000. Today- the' congrega
tion, numbers 76, yetit now sup-
ports a far-flung radio ministry
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