The Lucknow Sentinel, 1947-04-16, Page 7rEDNEsairAliam ,lsth, 1947' ,
shield •Presbyferian• W.11M: 'S. The April meeting of the Ash
'reld W. lg.- S.. was held at the
aorrie of'Mrs. Rueben Wilson. Miss..
Sadie Johnston was in charge of
he program. The .scripture . read-
ng 1st Cor: ' 1-10 wasread by.
ylss. -Neil G, MacKenzie., . It dealt-
wit'ff, Christ's crucifixion and as,
tension 'Mrs. Earl : Howes offered
irayer, ' Mrs., Rev. Rhoadgave a
'eading on .a short history of the
3ible, Mrs. Dan McDonald of
`erect prayer. Mrs. Donald R. Mc-
' enzie read • the. topic ''from the
;iudy book which dealt' with the
rfe and 'work of Mary Slessor• and
glary Murray in Africa; Mrs. H,.
McLean read a paper on', Easter
Ind' its ,significance to. all believ
all wasns
�rs.. The• roll c .a W ^.ered
with;:an appropriate •Easter'verse
Vlrs.' Elisabeth Rose read the ded-
catory prayer. '• Mrs:•, MacKenzie,
preaident,•took charge .for the
3usiness.• There were, discussions
in the bale, quilts,. Christmas:
for ; Formosa new 6study
.aids ,. .
300k, ,'means of raising funds to,
furnish the:kitchen in. •:the. ch tirch
3asement,
. financing the upkeep
fa hos i �bed for Mrs: .uinn
India. The •meeting closed with
,he atrnnal antheni._A dainty
lunch Was, served* die ;hostess
.4
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Patch>l
,erian. Wqr
Mfrs. " Guthrie Reid of Tees-=
water, Presbyterial president, was;
guest speaker for 'the— ` Easter
Thankoffering held in. the church
on April 2nd with 38 ladies pres-
ent, Mrs, Will Douglas was in
the' chair and the' secretary,. Mrs.
Will, Porteous, read the •°minutes.
and' correspondence, -Mrs, C. H.,
MacDonald led • in the openin
prayer. and 'Mrs. Alf Sherwood•
read the scripture lesson. The
theme fir. the clay "l eaurrection''
Was 'explained by Miss' Pearl Hen-
derson and she led in• •the sing
song. f ollowing... Mrs; Guthrie Reid
chose ant;her .;theme "The .E'aster
Message" and touched' ;on • sone
phases; of missionary work in Fr-
moa,es ee1Ty
among the bead.?
"hunter 'tribe Mrs, Cameron Mac -
"Donald gayer.
a Verypleasings.
solo
sfohpwe'd . by a reading.: by Mrs.
Wxn'. 1 Reid. 1Vtri: :Douglas.
and Miss Helen Orr -favored with
a• duet 'after which Mrs. G,
Reid
closed with prayer; Lunch Was
served lby the ladies in 'charge.
The May meeting will _ be in,
charge ,.of •: Mrs. Wrn. MacKenzie
and Mrs., Chas. Steward at which
the .Ashfield 'a �'d Durgannoo "soc-
t .
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THE, LUCKNOW SENTINEL, L1fi9KNOW., ONTARIO
South • Kinloss W M. g.
The . • April meeting of South.
Kinloss WM:S•• wa e - 4n the_
.`. wiisei r v 'ti u 'ch on "Tues-':
day, April.8th: There. were nine,
-present. ' Mrs .p. L '.'McKinnon'
•presi'dent occupied.. the .chair . It
was'moved•and seconded that the
Society• hold their, Easter' 'Thank
-
offering offet the '
. g a Suxrday-rnorning.:
service April .20th with .Rev: J.
A.. Stn - ith the sp p
: ..:eaker. -T'he .'Bible
study "Judas" : w" s; taken xby Mrs.;
W..''F. MacDonald The topic from
Il
00I. FARMS MIUING
.•WOOD,, ON)"•
Take no chancgs-have'.
a.hag :.of • ii
on hand for each ' 300:
Chicks ;you brood
It contains all the •vital;
growth :and. 'health -fac-
tors so. • vitally , 'needed' -
by growing chicks
"Vnalood 'wtil never`
let you 'di' your 'chicks
do w,0 • °.
d
p
that chicks upto lit,weeks require halt a''square,'
loot' brooder epace; . each'
and, ill con ftned.,.to tune
weeks, they ;will require one;
square tbot per bird.
ATWOOD. • ONTARIO
AMVIE' ASHFIELD ASSESSOR,T �"
IS 'TO COLLECT DOG • TAX
Ashfield Township: Council has j,:
.appointed Wm. Heim of Zion to.
the position,of township assessor.
"Bill," succeeds .Win. Tigert whb
resigned the job after orb ear's
'service. There were two' appli-
cations: for°the position.:.'
,One, of .the duties of the new
a sensor. will •be the ,collection of
the current -year's dog. tax, While
making his assessment •calls
der the new• asse,&sment act, the
1948 assessment must be cornplet-'
ed ' by 'the end •of September_of
thit year.p
•
Mr. John' Macrae returned. to'
his home' after spending the
ter with. members' of his family
at. Collingwood and Toronto.
Mrs,. Neil . J; • MacKenzie: ' .is , in'
Stratford .this. week :attending a
meeting of the'Missionary Society
of the. Presbyterian. •Church_._of•,
Canada.
Ashfield lost a well known and
highly` respected reside t in the
d.
hath of Mr.- K .._D=.; MacLennanw
and to the `relatives we- offer .our,
sympathy.
Quite a . number.. from 'hereat-.
tended the, funeral of Mr. J. Mac-.
-Adams ext ' ,oderich':oii Mond'a-yr
the study book `Cross over 'Africa?`.
was taken . by. Mrs •H.:Lavis /The
ral'1 call 'w:as answered by 'A Wo-'
rnaniof'.the Bible'.' Mrs: Wm: Mc-'
Donald Mrs:, Fraser McKinnon,,
Mrs': J` 'Carter took past `in, the.
'rayei circle:‘ The •mee inn
gcl5sed
with prayer. by Mrs:: Douglas Gr --a-
ham• .
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O,BITUA•R,Y*
DR: WM., r: ST.EVgNSON,
'Dr. William J. Stevenson, an
internationally known' :surgeon
until his retirement soine years
ago, died ,at his 'home .in ' London,
early Friday at the -age of 74, He;
was a son of Hugh Stevenson :II,
a prominent London :financier.
Dr. Stevenson, one•;of the most
distinguished ' graduates of °the..
University • of Western' Ontario,
had. been : honored • by several
in .academies in Canada and
the United States: I 1946 here
ceived an honorary LL:D:''degree
from fibs alma mater•.
Also in .1946 D>i:Stevenson 'do -
noted $75,000:to the -university for
a library to be known- as the "H
A. and W J..Stevenson ,Memorial'
Medical Library"
• He was .a member of •the;West
ern "U" .Senate at,: the time, of his
death, and ` had ' been• , active in
municipal affairs spending eleven
Years'..... in various municipal of
fi`ces His last office 'was that of_
a public • .,.,commissioner
he relinquished- two ,years
•
whic
ALTHOUGH'' a number of .
cipal'.councils are 'adoptrng'rday',•
:`light~ saving, time,, the „Clinton;,
Board: iplit 4-4 ' on the issue:•
:$25,000 BARLEY CONTEST
.The $25,000 'National : Barley.•
Contest inau uratedin 19-
inaugurated' 46 .:wih : •
be repeated again' this year, Pur-
pose 9t, the; contest is:to improve
the ' qu lity and encourage the in-
creased acreage of malting bar -
ler.' The
ar-ley:.'The 'contest is •open. to. all
farmers interested mn the •produc7:
"tion • of ute� gain
g t.
.The•' Natibnal Barley -Contest is
sponsored ,across Canada br . the
brewing ; and ' malting. industries•:.
and conducted by''provinciai•'
departments• • of . agriculture and
'Canadian • gricultural colleges.
Barley to beeentered m the contest
will be limited;to Montcalm,`OAc
21, ' Mensury and ' 011i varieties
Field'.judgirxg will be conducted.
during the•.sumrner
complete.. -details about the con
test and oficial entry forms,are:
available. troth district. agricultur
•
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�yeN 'will• cal �. �„alfa”
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served
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Yon will be well •looked •
after by
.Canadian Nationahr '
•.let us help p/an your NO
Drop irt, at any Canadian
National ticket Office and talkil
over. We will be pleased to herp.yon.
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nice to trave
nadian National
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Rail travel is .comfortable. Air-conditioned equipment 4.restful x�e
dining seats to which to*feslax and ,watch. Your 'Canada 'speed ' by
smple. ropm to stretch your legs j'. all these, snake your tip a pleasure:.'''
..Whethiir you•.go by coach or chair :car,'sleep in berth or enclosed space,
you receive. Canadian: National `courtesy and service:
'On you next tip,Whether Jong or short o' CanadianaNational •and:
enjoy -the advantages of: train* travel. ,
A11TADIAli
THE 7(AILWAYt TO EVERYV'HER,E IYv CANApA