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•`DNfESDAY, • NOV. ,O th, ' 1955'
SECTIONAL
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Mrs. •Wilfred 1..Anderson wel-
comed to Lueknow the 26th an-
nual sectional rally of the' Kin-
cardine district W.M.S. of the
United Church Of' Canada, of
which. Mrs. O MoCharles, :Olivet,
zeas •.in, ch, 11!Irs. 11, D, Thack-
er ..and Mrs. W. Q: Lavery . of
Kincardine, capably took ' the
scripture. 'and meditations. Mrs.
K, Bannerman, Kinloss„ led , in
prayer. •S'clos were sung by• Mrs.
. Gordon. Elliott, Pine 'River and
by Mrs: Wallace Pollock, Ripley,"
Mrs.. J y-nt,_;Luckir�ow,-.acs
compantedx'the music ' for :the
Mrs. C. Varic�e, Chesley,lbrought
greetings from Presbyterials:She
:introduced the `: speaker;.. Miss
Gertrude Cass, now living in
Chesley. Miss . 'Cass related. • her
personal ezc'perienee as a mission-
ary in Korea and in Canada at
Carlyle station in Saskatchewan,
in: an •Italian Church ' and in
Grace Church, Hamilton. Again
in the west she was at . Gypsum
ville, Northern ,Manitoba, at the
time when the . Winnipeg .people
were •driven from their homes
-' by floods She :also. worked In
Toronto •visiting homes„ hospitals
and institutions.
Mrs. , D : A. . Brydon, Ripley, `
gave a resume of her' visits to
western missions this :past sui i=
mer' dwelling on impressions, and
,characteristics". of. the 'CanadianIndians,
Stewardship was d reported by,
Mrs B.. Griffith,: Bervie and a
poem ' given : by Mrs.. Hodgins. •
Mrs, C. Liddle, Ripley, literature: •
secretary, 'recommended new
books• and • .•suggested, : they be.
'added to ;our libraries. The 'Pine
River, Auxiliary invitedthe 'sec-
tidnal rally . • in • 1956. Mrs. •. Clar •1
ence Campbell, Chalmers, . 're='
viewed 't°he`•hi.ghlights of the af-
ternoon. Mrs: Walter Wilson,, sof
Bethel? closed .the meeting •with
'. prayer. Tea .was served 'by' the.
..Lucknow Auxiliary.
TIiE: LUEKNOW' SENT
THEE, LIlCKNOw,
-Mrs, Margaret, : Anderson•. left
fohex_liginerin--•Michi.-gan-a-
spending the past two weeks with
her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
McNeil- and • other relatives.
Mrs. M. •;Ross and -.Miss
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Terriff ' accompanied Mac Mac-
Mac -
Gregor to Toronto to visit rela-
tives. in New Toronto. and
Tor-
onto. •
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ANTIQV1 s' 6ISPJ AYED ATS
ONTARIO
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The Kintail 'VY.I. met. at the
home. of . Mrs. Gordon. Finlayson
with a good attendance. The roll
call, `Bring a keepsake :and tell,
its • history", was. interesting. We
saw peat. from Ireland . and a
quart size cup with matching
Mr. and; ivfrs, Ed. Leeder, Carol, . ;Mr, .and o
Linda of...Se a Mrs, doss Smith of
Severn Bridge, spent Toronto' spent the .week -end with
the week -end with`her •sister, Mr, her parents, Mr, and' Mrs. Rus -
and Mrs, Clark MacGregor. • sell Chapman;
saUC.er,' also several- lav l g
of jewellery.,, glass; and china, The
course "Brighten you home with
color will be held at Mrs.. 'Wm..
MacDonalds. at Kintail on Thurs
day, Novernber;10That 1.30, p.m,The •Sectional Meeting ism to be
held • at' Eayfield on November
.22nd,
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Mrs. ef
'George Moncri� gave a
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splendid report on the Area Con-
vention.
on_.vention. She said they discussed.
having a .box 'hunch at the 'Dis-
trict annuals so .'that ,the .bosfess.
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'tuts: oon-id_. re jOr7tW-- reo -
ing better. The • InstituYe, she.
said, .are criticized for spending
too much tirne .raising money, in-,
stead ,of on education and im-
proving the mind, She mention-
ed the reform schools and . the
efforts' being made 'to segregate
offenders and teach them trades.
Mrs. Lloyd' MacDonald': read
a
paper on ,the Mary Stewart' Col-'
lect.. It 'was written ry her in .,
.1904. The ' national anthem and'
lunch closed .the meeting,
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WHITECHURCH
Mr. and Mrs. Clark .1VlacGregor,
Bruce and • Cameron; left on. Mon-
day morning, for 'their home in
Sebringville where Clark . has'
.work :on .the Department• of High-
' ways. We • will -miss thein: from
our community. •
Mr. and Mrs.' T.ed • MoClenaghan ' •
• with friends in : •Toronto;
Mrs:. M.` Ross and Mrs, T. }L
Moore reveived the • sad:_new& on
Saturday::' of •.the death ,of 'their
cousin,Mrs. •MacDougald, form
`er y n n i e ' a regor of.
Guelph. Funeral was in. Teesdiat-
er ,on Tuesday. Interment•was in
.. Teeswater Cemetery.
Mrs. Bern Thompson Passes
The • community was sadden-
ed on Sunday to hear of the sud
den passing of Mrs." 3ert' Thomp-
'son, formerly • . Ida Martin. ' She
leaves her husband,' • two ' .broth-
ers, James, and Charles, both Of
ast awanosh
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t *as,:just.five .years after the turn of the century ,that
the Bank of Montreal opened''' for business in. L'ucknow.
That was the year Alberta and• Saskatchewan became:•
provinces;• as L remember it about the year that ;the.
�- Onarto Hydro Commission was- established
Mr. 'and -Mrs. E:••Scholtz have
been busy; the past *eel(' siding
thein house With .white asbestos
shingles.
Mrs. Wm, Henryheld .ld a $stie
demonstration •at Y her • home on
Wednesday evening' and Mrs. E.
-,.'Scholtz held• a plastic demonstra-
tion • at her horhe on Friday' after
noon.• •
lire r • Birthday .Call From B.C. ' '•
Dr. a lid Mrs. ,AA`thhr•"Wtt 't
• London, Rev. and Mrs. Geo. Watt
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and family of Dungannon, Rev..
in and Mrs. Robt. Watt and :family.
• of . Mitch'ell, all 'called on. Rev.',
and Mrs.. W. JWatt on Thi s-
day :last in honor of their fath-
er's birthday, Dr • Donald . Watt
of B.C. 'called his father by. tele
phone. • . •
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(Too Late For .Last Week)
• Mr. • and Mrs. John .Hayes of
Detroit J en _the_ week-erid with
Mr. and Mrs, Rttssel Ritchie, and
other relatives..
Mr. and .Mrs, ArthurMoore vis.
ited a couple of digs ,last yv_eek_
With% relatives at Preston, •Cale-
.' den and. Orangeville. •
Mrs•' RRennedy's many friends
will be .glad to` hear that she is
improving, after 4 eing-itttder the
doctor's care . for the past . two
weeks::
Cir
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"But • Fm straying. I was talking, about the Bank of
Yi !�� g .
Montreal in this. community.; Well, now, that banking'
office wasoriginally known `as Molson's Bank here which .•.
later , became a part of., the 8 of M. ,It opened in., '.. 'let's ry.
see ... thanks, that's. right . .''in ...1905 November, to
be -exact:';. • .
mud off in the premises occupied by
a private: banker here 'on. Campbell street. And k's. stilt•
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on the same site, but - with • a lot of improvements :added
• 'since. • ' . •
"Man, do you know , that makes . 50 years ,.that the
;pepple of Lucknow ; have been .dealing with -the old bank
It's a long time and we've seen progress-- and shared
in it, 'too, .through working together."
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Yes, here and:•,•throughout the length and breadth'. of
Canada, the Bank of Montreal has krown with tile community,
sharing in its ':growing pains . as well 'as in its achievements,
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• And, in hamlets and villages, towns and cities, the:.B of M` • •
G.' Siddall, 'as stillpionecrin_o_a�ith .the inert and wo 1who.ard-building.
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