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Mrs. Midford Wall and Donnie
were Mr. and Mrs. Tom .Hackett
— and Doug, Ashfield and Mr. and
the Ladies’ Guild of 7St. PauFs,'the Ladies’ Gudd df Stf
. f i' / | Paul s, Dungannon, to attend anBipley, held their regular meet-1 anniversary meeting .was receiv
ing at the Rectory, LqcknoW,1 ed. Mrs. H. L. Jennings, assisted
with a good attendance.’ Mrs. Joe' bp her mother, Mrs. C. Lawrence
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vmKESDAY, APRIL 14th, 1954 .THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO . PAGE FIVE
Lynda shows typical liiHwirl interest in her Mother's telephone call \
that's 18-inouth-old Donna; perched in. her high chaii\
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' "VVhen you have to do everything,-for tvvo small ;
-children it’s not easy to leave the house even for ;
e'ssential shopping,” says Mrs,. Bernard Renaud
of.755 DesauIniers Blvd., St. Lambert, Qije;
, ffFve really appreciated our telephone in the last feiy
years. If means I can still pick up bargains 1. 0e
in the paper arid do-iny shopping in a matter of .’
minutes .. . by telephone. So, my’phone saves me
money and .gives the time to do other things that 'T
crowd my busy day. Tliat’s why I thjiik one of the
> be^’bar-gains I ever bought was pur telephone!”.
CULROSS CORNERS
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schumacher
spent Monday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin Zettel & Jean.
Walkerton.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bannerman
visited. Monday with Mr. 8c Mrs.
Alex Whytock.
'%Mr. Lloyd Whytock, Lucknow,
is spending some time at his;
home here, , ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Hender
son and Lynda, Lucknow, spent
Thursday afternoon with Mr. and:
Mrs. Jas. Wraith.
—Mr^arid Mrs. Whi; Wallr4Kiri-’
lough, Mr. arid Mrs. Jack Schu:
macher and Helen--spent-ThuEs^
day evening with Mr. and Mrs.’
Frank Brown and Reg-- ; , .
Mr.t Jim Hodg’ins has left to
join the members of his crew,
who will spend^the summer, sail
ing. • / - . ■
Mr, and. Mrs. Earle. Hodgins
spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs.
Quinney at Poplar Hill near .Lon
don. Mr. Hodgin’s cousin, Miss
Marjorie Quinney, was a stew
ardess on the North iStar plane
which crashed last week at Moose
Jaw. She was one of 37 who lost
their lives. The same day word
was received at the Hodgins
116 m e th a t a eous i n’ s h usban d had
passed away at .Woodstock. The
i community extends its sympathy
■ to Earle. /. •
Mr. and Mrs. Morley Wall and
Mr. and Mrs. Don Donaldson at
tended a church meeting at Port
Elgin Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Wall and
family spent .Saturday .'.evening
with: Mf: and Mrs. Frank Schu-
■- macher and Patsy.
Sunday visitors with Mrs. Mary
Wall and Jim and Orval Wilson
were Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wall,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wall, Mr. and
Mrs; Harvey Wall and family*
Kincardine
was answered by members using
an Easter verse. Miss D. MacLeod
read a missionary letter which
was very interesting. Mrs. S.
Chadwick and Mrs.. A. Hughes
then delighted us with an:Easter
duet, “Willing to take the Cross”.
Bible readings were given by
Mrs. F. MacKinnon, Mrs. A. Aus
tin and Mrs; E. Keith followed
by a prayer by Mrs. H. Bucktpn,
A chapter in the study book,
Kincardine. . . '| THE BEU TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA * Sun,lay visitors with M and
Ripley Ladies’ Guild , program. Plans were made for a Mrs./Eric Hackett and Murray,
On Tuesday evening, AprU 6, Daffodil Tea in May.^An invitjf-i Paramount. :
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I raul’s, Dungannon, to attend an
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ing at the Rectory, Lucknow, ed. Mrs. H. L. Jennings, assisted
Canadian Builders
Scott presented an interesting of Gorrie, served a tasty lunch.
5paper..,
His name might be Green.
Mr. .'arid Mrs. Don Donaldson
\pent Sunday at Woodstock with
Mr. and Mrs, George Hodg.iris &
daughter, whose husband passed
away Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Earle
Hodgins motored, to Woodstock
Monday to attend .the funeral.
Presbyterian W.M.S.
A good attendance was present
at the April meeting held in the
church. Mrs. Rotyt. Reid conduct
ed opening exercises and Mrs. A.
C. Agnew gave the* secretary’s
report and read an enlightening
letter from Mrs. Dickson on “Lep-
-fP^_in■■Formosa”, The Easter pro-
^ram from Glad Tidings was fol
lowed with Bible readings by
Mi’s. H. Anderson and Mrs. Reid.
Mrs. Purdon gave the life story
of our missionary, Miss William
son, who was born and raised' in
Wingham. Mrs. Yovari read cur
rent events prepared by Miss M.
MacLeod. Mrs. McGill gave thfe
, Bible study prepared by Mrs. M.
Henderson, The topic Was taken
by Mrs., Z E. Little with parts
re^d by Mrs. J. Fisher, Mrs. W.
Douglas and Mrs. Johnston. Mrs-
L E. Agnew looked after the bale
allocation. The Society will en
tertain the Mission Band, and
Cradle Roll and their mothers at
-the—May^-meetlngv----T-he^rEaster-
Thankoffering of Evening and
'Senior Auxiliaries will be held
in the church oh Tuesday, Apri.1
20th at 8.00 p.m. with Mrs; Gbf-
: ^tmH^unde!4^s-giiest-speaker—
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. He is q link in the human chain of hands and brains that
magically hew arid shape a rough, raw log into the thou
sands‘of products we use every day. .
Canada grows strong through the,efforts ,^’rii*
And if is for these men that the modern consumer, finance
■„ industry exists. For as Green helps: build Canada throug
the job he does and the family he raises., often he .tap,
need's he Ip—money, help to face^emergencies y to cap<-
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South Kinloss AV.M.S.
Twenty-three ladies arid ^v-
reval children wore present' for
the South Kihloss W.M.S. Abril
I rneeting held at the home* of Mrs.
A. Madlntyrfe. The president op
ened ’.the meeting by, a reading
and. prayer based on the. Easter
story, "Psh 1 m:' 138 -was. .read by
Mi’s. W. F. MacDonald. Letters
nf“ thanks wore read., Mrs. W; ;F.
MacDonaid was appointed as del-
' eg^ato to\ attend the 'pre-assembly
Congress' 'meetings. BemgHfeld in* f
J May at Toronto: A questionnaire 1
sent bv the Presbyterial prbsi-
dent, tto: Baulch, was then jread
!'<. ; arid after some discussion^ the pp-
f inions of the members were re-
i corded for further reference. Mrs.
I A^ Sutherland, followed with a
I renbrt oh; work to beI done yet
I . Wilt
. ■ , taliz^ on opportunity.
-■r-“r-i““^MMhiMhridem4oan-seW^^
Vides to halp solve the? money problems of hundreds-ot •
AfOI^Er WHfN V6U NEED ft
^HOUSEHOLD FINANCE
— r repurv uu, --- ». Wfc URGEtf AND MOST RECOMMENDED CONSUMER FiNAHCE COMPANY yris gear’s bale./The roll call
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“Christ, the answer fpr India”,
was ably given by Mrs. H. Lavis. *
Mrs. L; MacDougall gave an in
teresting talk op the “Hospital
Visitor”, telling of her experi
ences among the sick. The meet
ing ended with hymn and pray
er. A vote of thanks was given
to the hostess for her hospitality
and to the directors, Mrs. F. Mac
Kinnon- and Mrs. L. MacDougall
for a delicious lunch.
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