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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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a wealth of insurance ...
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peace . . . against aggression.
the opportunities for young'
men with the right tempera*
ment and intelligence to make
. a career, in the Army are excel*
lent. As a modern, progressive
_ organization, the Army is
eauippecF to offer top rate
schooling and training td
career soldiers. There is a
place in the Canadian Army
for young men who can meet
the challenge.
The Army has a continuing
. need for good men . . . men
like you, who'want to make a
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CHURCH NEWS
South Kinldss W.M.S.
meeting of South Kinloss
WMS. was . held at the home of
Mrs. T. MacKeiizie on/ Novem
ber 3rd with 26 members and
some visitors attending. The
president, Mrs, W. MacIntyre,
opened the meeting with scrip
ture reading and prayer.’ Hymn
457 was sung and ’ the Lord’s
prayer repeated. Several- items
of business were brought . for-'
ward, reports were also given by
the C.G.I.T. leader, the treasur
er .. .and the Glad -Tidings secret
ary. The roll call was well re
sponded to by. a verse containing
the word ‘‘Heaven”. The scrip
ture and meditation was taken,
by Mrs. T, Collyer followed by
the Prayer Circle led 'by .Mrs.
D. L. MacKinnon, Mrs. W. F.
MacDonald, Mrs. I. Dickie and
Mrs. |F. (MacKinnon, Mrs. T.
MacKenzie then favored with a
solo which was much apprecia
ted. A reading on Armistice was
given by Mrs. C. Colwell. A
paper on one of our missionar
ies, Miss D. Douglas, was given
by Mrs. L. MacDougall. A chap-
-ter-from~the^study“book~wasnout”
lined in a most interesting way
by Mrs. E. Keith. A vote of
thanks to the hostess was given
by Mrs. C. Colwell. The singing
of hymn 644 and the mizpah
benediction ended a very help
ful meeting, Lunch was served.
The directors were Mrs. C. Col
well and Mrs. E. Keith.
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Serve Canada end
Yaursalf in the Army
To bo eligible you,must bo 17 to 40
years of ago,^skilled tradesmen t<6
45; When applying bring birth
certificate or other proof of age,
Apply right away —For full in-
formption Write or visit the Army
Recruiting.Centro nearesfyour homo.
' Ho. 13 Ptrionntf Depot.
Weltis House, Ridtiu & Cher lotto Sh.,
Ottiwi, Ont."— Telephone 9.-4S07
Cenadies Army Recruiting Station, 164 Wellington, St,
Kingston, Ont. — Telephone 4738
Canidlio Army Recruiting Centre, 90 Richmond St. W„
Toronto, Ont. — Telephone Em. 6-8341 — Local 276
No. 1 Personnel Depot, Wolseley Barracks,
Oxford & Elirabefh Sts., London, Ont. —
Telephone 4-1601. -• Local 135
Army Recruiting Centre, 230 Main SI. W..
North Bay, Ont. — Telephone 456
Canadian Army Recruiting Station,
184 King St. East. HamilfojkOnt.—Telephone 2-8708
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Presbyterian Church W.M.S.
_ The November, meeting of the
W.M.S. was held in the Presby
terian church with a good at
tendance. After the opening ex
ercises Mrs. A. C. Agnew took
care of. business and. read an in
teresting letter front our most,
recent Formosiari missionary,
Rev. Malcolm, on ■ his trip and
beginning of his work in his
field. Mrs. B. Yovan gave the
treasurer’s report and Mrs. C.
Mason and Mrs. Yovan were
chosen as our nominating com
mittee. The roll, call was ans
wered by a verse .with the word
“Evil”.- Mrs. H, Nixon -took the
Glad Tidings prayer and the cur
rent events were given by Mrs.
W. A. Porteous. The topic was
taken by Mrs. C; Cook and, the
missionary for the month, Mrs..
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H. A. MaoMillany was dealt with
by Mrs. C. Mason. Mrs?, M. Hen
derson contributed a reading and
the Bible study was in charge of
Mrs, E. Johnston. After the closr
ing hymn, with Miss M.?MaL
cqlm presiding at the piano, Miss.
E. M, Henderson closed the meet
ing with "prayer. :
South • Kinloss F. & F. Group
An enjoyable Hallowe’en. Faith
and Fellowship social was held
at the home of Mrs. W. F, Mac
Donald ^on October. 25th. The
meeting, began with a grand par
ade foHbwed_.by the judging of
the costumes by Mrs. A. Mac
Intyre, Mr. Jack MacKinnon and
Mr. Harold Austin. The costumes
were varied and colorful. The
prizes were given as follows:
fancy women, Belle Graham,
Mrs. T. Collyer; fancy men, Mrs.
Steer, Mrs. L._ MacDougall; comic
yromen, Mrs, D. McKinnon, Mrs.
H. Austin; Comic men, Bobby
Gilchrist, Mrs. L. Mclnnes; fancy
couple, Mrs. Baulch and Margar
et Baulch. After the unmasking
the program, under the cOnven-
ership of Mrs. H. ■ Lavis, began
with a lively sing song of old
fayprites which was enjoyed by
all. Two contests were given by
Mrs. H. Lavis followed by a re
lay race. Grace was sung and
lunch was served and a vote of
thanks was given by Belle Gra
ham.
United Church W.M.S,
The Afternoon Auxiliary of
the W.M.S. of the United Church
miet^Vth^hom^^f^Mrsr^iu-olW
Treleaven on Wednesday, Nov
ember 3rd with the president,
Mrs, Robertson, "in the chair.
The opening hymn was sung and
prayers were offered by Mrs.
Tom Anderson, Mrs. Hall and
Mrs. Kilpatrick; Several items of
business were discussed, includ
ing plans for entertaining . the
Baby Band and their mothers in
the church parlors on Monday
afternoon, November 8th. The
following program was enjoyed.
The scripture reading/was given
by Mrs. McDonald. A very inter
esting. reading was given by Mrs.,
Brooks on Home- Missions. Mrs.
Hall favored with a solo “Saved
by Grace”. The chapter in the
study book “Struggle for Men’s
Minds in India” was very cap
ably given by Mrs. W. B. And
erson with the assistance of Mrs;
Roach speaking on “Buhdism”,
Miss Hazel. Webster “Janism”,
TMrs? E? • Tayior “Mohammedism”,
and Mrs. McKim “Hinduism’’. A
piano duet was played by Rev,
and Mrs. 'Meiklejohn. Prayer by
Mrs. McDonald closed the meet
ing. Lunch was Served by ztheing. jjunui-'WdD ocivcu uy
committee in charge. ■ t
Lucknow' United Church Y.P.U.
The meeting.on October 31 was
opened with a sing song with
Ken MacNay in charge. Arnold
Hartford then turned the. meet
ing over to Marilyn Kilpatrick,
Stewardship and Training con
vener. The devotional period was
opened by the singing of hymn’
500 with Gladys Kilpatrick at the
piano. Teddy Collyer led in pray
er.followed by the reading of the
scripture by Shirley McClure.
Marilyn took the topio “United
Church Stewardship” which was
prepared by Mr. W. L. MacKen-
zie who, we regret, was unable
to attend the meeting. We were
then, divided into three discus
sion groups. Hymn 501. was sung
followed'by . very' interesting re-
“ports from the Hamilton Confer*
-ence by-Glady-Sr-DoR and-J^rnoId..
Members attending this confer
ence were Gladys Kilpatrick,
Beverley Ashton, Arnold Hart
ford, Ken MacNay and Don
Thompson. Members are asked to
please remember to bring their
fees-to the next meeting.
Y.P. Hallowe’en Social
Oh Tuesday evening, Novem
ber 2nd, the Young People’s
Club of St. Peter’s Church held
JkJEiall ow^en^pcjXLin^ ihMdbas&L
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^mtnir'of-SV^Paitii s.ChUrch7'Rip-
ley. The congregation of St,
Paul’s were guests for the 'Oc
casion. The Rev-. H. L, Jennings,
Tom Pritchard and Billy Marsh-?
all were t^he program committee,
in charge of the- meeting. Those
winning costume' prizes were:
Mies’ fancy to Rosemary Hilbnf
Ripley,- ladies’; com,ic -to Mrs.
Jack ' Potvers of Ripley, men’s1
•.fanev to Jamok MeT.?eod ofRioley
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.of Lucknow. The next meeting js
to be held oil November 15th at
Tom Pritchard’s.
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Wins Therapy Award
Miss Betty Kempton of Ripley,
and a student at the University
of TorontQ, has been; chosen by
her class to receive the Sue Mac
laren Memorial Award. This is
being presented to her at the ban
quet in connection with the Can
adian Occupational Therapy Con
vention in Montreal.
LEFT OVER 50 YEARS AGO
Frank Johnston of Oshawa, in
sending along his Sentinel .re
newal, says that it gladdens the
hearts of old timers to read the
news pf the old days, Mr. and
Mrs. Johnston left this commun- *
ity over fifty years ago. They .get
back to the old town occasionally, •
he s^ys, to visit our imfmediate ,
relatives and cpll on the few re-...
maining friends, and they regret
to think of the few that now
remain.
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