The Lucknow Sentinel, 1964-04-22, Page 8GE EIGHT
t'HE
LUCKNOW' SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,. • ONTARIO'
R1PL1.Y.NEAT
Custom Butchering
Mondays Hogs, "$2.00 in by 4:00 p.M. •
Cutting,. and. Wrapping, 2c pound '
CATTLE, CALVES and LAMBS EVERY DAY,.
.4
EXCEPT SATURDAY
We Do Curing and Smoking . Beef, Pork and Lamb,
SOW' Whole, 'Half or Quarter .. For Better Service,
• And Lower Prices --. Call Ripley ,:100.'
Chas. Hooisma. = Prop.
Mrs. Geo. Whitby President Of W.I.
Mrs. J. 14, MacMillan presided
for the annual meeting of Luck-
now Women's Institute, on Friday
with 30 members present. Mrs.
MacMillan had , served as, presi-
dent for the., past three years.
Plans ' were made ' to ., attend
short course • on desserts at Walk-
erton. District director : Mrs. P.
Stewart reported on the district
executive meeting and explained
how the $1.00 fee is ' used. Mrs.
Stewart ' was appointed as alter-
nate delegate to the national con-
vention to be held in June in.
Nova Scotia. Excellent reports
• were given, by all . standing eom.
mittee conveners. Sec.-treas. Mrs.
A. J. Wilsonreported a profit of
$440.00 for, the year.
The nominating committee, Mrs.
Barkwell .and. Mr, , G.Fisher pre-
sented . the following slate of ' of-
ficers for 1963-64: Pres., Mrs. G.
Whitby; 1st' Vice:`•Mrs. O. Brooks;
2nd Vice, Mrs. A. MacKay; : Sec.-
treas., Mrs. A. J. Wilson; assis-
tant, Mrs. P. Stewart; kPianist,
:Mrs. A. MaeDiarmid; a sistant,,
.::Mrrs..J , W. Joynt; District Direc-
tor, Mrs. ; J. MacMillan; Auditors,
, ..: Sproule, Mrs. MacDiarniid;
Federated , News, Mrs. Barkwell;
Institute directors, Mrs. Adams,
:Mrs. N. . J. MacKenzie, Mrs. C.'
Cooke; ' Standing committee con-.
venors, Agriculture and Canad-
ian Industry, : Mrs. S. Stothers;
Historical, Research, Mrs. N. J.
MacKenzie Public . Relations, Mrs.
G. Fisher; Citizenship. and Ed.,
Mrs. \G. '' Saunders; , Home Ec.
and Health, Mrs J. Emmerson;
Resolutions, Mrs. ' W. F. Mac-
Donald. •
Retiring... President ' Mrs. J L.
MacMillan acted as installing •of-
ficer in theabsence. of Miss M.
MacLeod. Mrs; N. J. MacKenzie
moved., a vote of thanks to Mrs.
MacMillan for her faithful leader-
ship in the past 3 years:
Mrs. G. Whitby took charge of
the new . business. Mr. R `. Gibson
and Mr. Van Dom, representing
p g.
the . Cancer , Society of Walkerton
spoke 'to the ladies and .stressed
the; need.: to keep'our' cancer so-
ciety organized
o-cietyorganized to help as much
as possible in the:. great work be-
ing done . in the clinics and re-
search laboratories.
The meeting closed ' with . the
Queen and:, Institute grace.,; A buf-
fet supper was enjoyed by all.
NEWS BRIEFS
Safecrackers, described by po-
lice as professionals, stole $205 in
cash from the Paisley municipal
and `hydro office,after doing an
expert job of opening : the ' large
steel safe.
A • majority ' of Chesley merchants
have voted in `favor ' of closing all
day on Wednesdays. Somevoted in
favorr•providing' all stores. of 'a :sim-
ilar • nature ...approved. : Others . who.
withheld an opinion, s a .i d they
,would go. along with the majority.
•
i 1 'e, •• • 1
WHITECHURCH
U.C.W. Spring Meeting
The U.C.W. held their Spring
meeting in . the United . Church,
prettily decorated with baskets of
mums and daffodils,'. on Tuesday
afternoon. The organist Mrs. Gar-
net Farrier played while the ladies
of the congregation, guests from.
Lucknow, Bluevale. and White-
church Presbyterian gathered.
Mrs. Claude • Coffin presided and
gave the call to worship and led
in prayer and; gave the meditation
on hope.' The. scripture. was read by
Mrs. Dan . Tiffin. A hymn w a s
sung and Mrs. Elwood Groskorth
led ': in prayer.. Mrs. Corrigan of
Bluevale gave a . piano solo. Mrs.
Millan Moore introduced. the guest
speaker, • Mrs. Arthur Jacksonof
4 Belgrave, whose ,message was, 're
volutions :,area going on effecting
everyone of our lives in all walks
of life. '.God can only lead us so;:
far as we are' willing to be led. We
must.: w a 1 k in future w i t h
faith in .the church. Mrs. George
Mitchell thanked the speaker. and
presented her with; a gift. Mrs.'
James McInnes gave 'a reading
"Faith The offering was receiv-
ed by Mrs. George Thoinpson. Mrs.
Russel ' Chapman and Mrs. Carl'
Weber gave the offertory prayer..
The president invited, . all : to . the
basement , for lunch. Rev. George'.
Mitchell. gave the closing prayer.
Presbyterian Chuych W.M.S.
WERE TAKEN
OIIT OF THE PICTURE i
Plan for your family's security 110W through,
'life insurance. Don't gamble on their future.
. Even, tomorrow may be too late.
I am a Mcal Sun Life representative. WIT) not call. me
today?
WILLIAM J. KINAHAN
R,R. 2 Lucknow" Phone Wingharn .357-1967
SUN' LIFE 'ASSURANC,.E
COMpAN'1r OF CANADA
•
Chalmers Presbyterian a Church
W.M.S.` held their meeting on Wed-
nesday. The president ' Mrs. Victor
Emerson welcomed all 17 mem-;
bers: and 1 child and opened the
meeting with spring poems.. The
roll call was answered with 'a
verse of:.scripture: containing the
word "Light." A letter ,was,, read
from the missionary. Mrs. Lilian
A. Dickson, Taipei, Taiwan, thank-
ing the society ; for. used Christ-
mas cards, birthday cards, etc.
sent • to her. They print ' a verse
of scripture in Chinese . on these
cards and give them.. to .children
and adults on all occasions...' The
Bale requirements are baby, 'lay-
ettes, warm mitts, men's socks,
children's clothing, clothing for
elderly folk, quilts, gifts for adult
for Hospital patient, used clothing
clean not mended, not out of date.
The treasurer's statement showed
a balance of $43.53. The next
meeting May 20. will be under the
leadership of Mrs. ,Dawson Craig.
and Mrs:; Jacob Kuiper, with Mrs.
Ira Wall and Miss M, Laidlaw as`
helpers. The Glad Tidings ' Prayer
was given by Miss ' Lila Emerson.
Three scripture readings and med-
itation was given by Mrs. Andrew
Gaunt:: Mrs. Russel—Ross had -
charge of the second chapter in
the Study Book, Presbyterianism
in the Bhil field and Jhansi field
in India. She made her_ message
•impressive because of the' `large
map she had made ,to show where
the work was 'done. She also con-
ducted a Bible contest and gave
the offertory prayer.
Ladies Aid ' Meeting
At the Ladies Aid meeting i• the
treasurer Mrs. H. D. MacDonald
reported a balance of $90.47. The
question of a .sub. ; floor and new
covering for :a floor at the manse
was discussed–It It was decided to
do the• work and Mrs.. 'Andrew
Gaunt, Mrs. James McInnes and
Mrs ,Jacob Kuiper were the com-
mittee in charge. 'A committee to
decorate and.' obtain flowers for
anniversary, in May are Mrs.
Dawson C r a i g,: Mrs;: Andrew:
Gaunt, • Mrs, Frank Coulter, Mrs.
Russel Ross, Mrs. Jacob . Kuiper,-
c_ wark_.committee,•--ar..
Mrs • Donald McDonald, Mrs.: H.
D. • MacDonald and Mrs. W. R.
r Purdon: Mrs, . Emerson closed the
•meeting with prayer;.
Reception Friday
A reception was.held on Friday
evening in Whitechurch . Cominun-
ity Memorial. Hall for Mr, and
Mrs.Eldon Emerson (newlyweds).
Tiffin's orchestra supplied musk .,
for dancing and the callers. off
WEDNESDAY, APRIL, 22nd, .1964
CA'NADA'S
,eat 44'cite
NIGHT CLUB ENTERTAINMENT
direct; from Broadway, Lour V+gas, .
Hollywoad.and Europe ...,
Lavish revues. sparkling entertainment
and 'finest food:. .. '.' only two blocks
1' front the Royal York in downtown Toronto.
. Luncheon. dinner and supper
served daily . :. Floor. shows at $:30
, and 11:30 P.M;., nightly'
4ti
asis
• 'Front & Simcoe. Streets.
Tolephono 363.4151
in: the
•
.
Barclay
modern roons and suites
mrt
for corercial and
transient guests,'
singles'
.} Y
after which' dancing was resumed.
Mr Alfred. ' Buckton'. returned
from. Winghan' and District Hos-
pital:. to the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Thos. Morrison and Mr.'
Morrison:
•
'Mrs. Don :Gray, ,Bonnie, Tommy
and. Donald of ,London spent the
weekend: ' with , her parents . Mr.
and . Mrs.' Tom Magoffin
Mr. and Mrs: Doug Wright, Mr:,
and Mrs: Eldon Emerson, Pene.: '.
tanguishene 'spent' the week -end
with.' Miss.' Lila,. Emerson.
-�P HAY AN PASTURE: MIXTURES
1 •
Now—more than ever -the Co-op: Big Bonus Hay and
Pasture Program takes the guesswork . out of 'selecting.
seed -mixtures for higher'. yields, and hence higher' farm ,
profits. How? Simply by taking advantage of Our new.:
prescription mix seed service. And. it's so .convenient
too ., .. right in your own' area! Here's;how it works:` just
pay a visit to your:. Co-op and discuss your particular.
seed requirements with its Soil and Crop Specialist.
Based on Department of ' Agriculture recommendations,
high quality name -variety seeds will be accurately blended
e III our -NEW -.-SEED ' MIXERL. hese..specIic.- ;' tie
.were Mr. Leroy : Rintoul and Mr
Arthur Laidlaw, " At lunch hour "
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson were ,call
-
ad
to the platform and given set...
a as
oft honour. Elroy Laidlaw`a�ddress. ,
`ed the •couple and read an address
e•
With Earl Jamieson
,presenting • a r •
gat of • money.. and Wayne Martin Lucknow
..
presenting i floor lamp on be .
half
of the community. Mr. Emerson;
Tclephaoe 5284125
thanked the folks for their gifts, . • •
v
mixtures will allow for . maximum
yields of the hay
and' astute required
p
in YOUR livestock program: '
Coop
Our objective is to make You more successful .
UNITED - PERATIVEB OP ONTARIO
0'•