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SJ. HELENS
The observance of the World
Hay of Prayer, postponed on Fri-
>day because of weather and road
conditions, was held on Tuesday'
/at the borne of Mrs. Robinson
Woods with 25 ladies present.
Tile president, iMrs. W. I. Miller
was assisted in the worship ser-
vice by Mrs. Frank McQuillin>
’ Mrs. G. iMacPherson, Mrs, Lome
v Dumin and Mrs. Lome Woods;
~dFTayeis-were-offered~!by-Mrs^H L
Webb, Mi^. A, Murdie, Mrjs. W.
—Ai-IMnier.-Mrs.-JL_Cameron, Mrs.
C. McDonald and Mrs. G. Stuart.
AI duet, “The Trysting Place of
Prayer” was .sung by Mrs. Stiiart
and Mrs. Jas. Durnin. In the absence of Miss W. D. Rutherford |
to. have given a talk,
Mrs, W. I. Miller read of the
' origin and extension of the World.
.Day of Prayer.' At the conclusion
a social hour was enjoyed when
lunch. wass?ervedby the hostesses
Mrs. W. A. Miller, Mrs, E. Rice
and Mrs. Frank MidQuillin.
Mr. and Mrs, Willis Corbet^ of
Cookstown and Mrs.Richard El
liott of Holyrood were recent
visitors with*Mr. and Mrs.' Allan
Miller, . • . <
High honors went to Mrs. Ab
lan Miller and IMr. Gordon Me-.
Tavish with second to Mrs; Geo,.
Stuart and Mr. Howard iThomp-
son at the progressiveeuchre
party* > held at S.S^Ho. 3 school
on^idayevem
dance. that followed was supplied
"Ry^r^an^Ws^G^rge^Stuartr
Miss , Norma -Murray, Murray
Gaunt and Don iCameron with
Bob Byons as caller-off. ■ i
r. Keep- Friday evening free for
the play, “Look Out For Lizzie”,
in the Community sHall sponsor-
ed~by the Women’s institute.
WEDNESDAY,MARCH 17, 1954 '
OBITUARY.
MRS. JOHN jJICKSON
The death occurred on Febru-
‘THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Mrs', Frank McQuillin; comm un
ity activities and public relations^ *
Mrs.-E. Gaunt; historical research
and icurrent events, Miss W. D. ,’ "-“3, Mrs,’ E. ary 27th in Kincardine GpnyaL
st, Mrs, Chester' escent Home of Mary Mathew,
;, Mrs. W, A; Mil- son,. widow of the late John
y Webb, Dickson, in her 88th year.
* ; -* ' -J», AT ‘
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of the Women’s Institute held at
the home of Mrs. Lorne Woods
op Thursday afternoon/Thepres-
ident, Mrs, Elwood Barbour, pre-
sided and the roll call received
; a good response with “Suggest
ions for looking smart”. The trea*
surer reported $212.85 in" the
treasury. $$.00 was voted to. the
Red Cross and $5 to the Cancer
Fund. |It was decided to have a
St. Helen’s sign painted by Mac
Webster of Kincardine. Mrs. Ern
est Gaunt presented the follow-?
TSgT^trte^f^ffioers^hiOh—was:
accepted: president, Mrs* Elwood,
BanbQRrrlatrvieerW^A^Gaunt^
2nd vice, Mrs. Jas. Curran; sec<
treas,, Mrs. Fred McQuillin; as
sistant/ Miss Jean Aitchison; dis
trict representative, Mrs. Gordon
MacPiherson; • conveners—Citizen
ship and Education, Mrs. Ross
Gamniie; agriculture and Canada
ian industries, Miss Mary Mur-Twenty-nine ladies were in at- J ian industries, Miss Mary ivrur- tendance at the, March (meeting [ray; home economies and health;
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the march .
Rutherford; resolutions,
W., Rice; pianist, Mrs
Taylor; assistant, 'r—
Jer; auditors, Mrs. Harvey , .Mrs. G. Stuart. Miss Mary “Mur-,
ray , gave the motto, ‘‘The world
is taking your photograph, look
pleasant please”, .Mrs*., Fred Mc-
I, Quillin reported; for the commit
tee who had got estimates regard
ing the cost of installing hydro
intheHalLThe ladies voted to
have the,hydro put “ i^ as sodn
as pOssiiblejby Burke Electric of
n x^-m*.** ~ ~'ir -
ducted an informative question-?
naife on The Hand Book. Lunch
was served with Mrs. Barbour ' ' ~ ■ ' ■ ■ 1- _ "
fiOSSUDlfc? w ip *■ .Wingham. MH^ET^Wr^RJoe^cOh^l’childrem
ducted an informative question-1 The ft
naire on The Hand Book, Lunch
was served with Mrs. Barbour
and Mrs. Alex Purves as host
esses. ■ ... ■Rev. WsjI. Watt of Whitechurch
conducted the church Service on
Sunday morning.
She was a daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Mathew-- •
son and was born in * Ashfield
Township. She was twiep mar
ried, her first husband -being '
Donald Thompson.’She is survived by one son, \
Neil Thompson of Goderich, five
[grandchrldfen-^nd^fiye-^great*-~^-
grandchildren, and .several, stepr v
children. .. , ...—
The funeral from, the McLen
nan funeral home at Ripley, was
to have been held on Tuesday, .
March 2nd, but owing to wea
ther conditions, it had to be post-
oned until Saturday, March 6th.
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story of progress
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factories . .
dustries . . . new products ...
more food from fertile farms
... fish from teeming wa.rers.
.. . more people enjoying more
of better 'living,-r
of Canada, the most
in the world
Across tnc land, Canadians
.rching ahead, hand in
hand, to the rhythm of the
the vdrill, the hammer
Vasr it°n
Bank °t
Since 1817 the _.-al has moved ahead with
walk of life
and „
Mo°trei in every
industries
with farm-
Labrador . .
and in
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(d the pipe-
hew prosp'
the far north -.
the Prairies an-
carry h • ’
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mountain
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Canadians
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dtizer^. . .andjujnbermen
manufac-
private
er;s, fisliermen
. ; with merchants,
,d municipalities , . .
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its support
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