The Lucknow Sentinel, 1962-01-17, Page 5117th, 1962 •
THE L ICKNOW SENTINEL, iLUCKiTOW,
ONTARIO. `
PAGE' Flirt
Mrs. Moffat Agai__ie&.Mrs. Leitch recording • secre4
ueads
Presbytericil
_.
The annual meeting 'of the Wo. --
men's •Missionary Society of
Maitland Presbyterial was held'_
in St. Andrews, Presbyterian
Church, Wingharn on January' 9,.
with. the President, Mrs. Parish
Moffat in the'chair.. "
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Two members from South. Kin-
loss, Mrs. 'Collyer and Miss Mac
Lead,
led. in the morning' devo
tionS, . using the, scripture 'Mes-
sage from. StrIVlatthew; chapter
,19, and showing our...responsibilr'
ity •toward young • people . and
' children. The• hope for ,the world.
in thesecritical; timeslies in
faith and prayer, " remembering
the faith of our early missionar
tary, read a summarized forth of
the. minutes, after which Rev.
Cromey of'. Kincardine, Modera-
tor of• ,Presbytery,!brought greet-
ings :and gave. the statement .of
W.M.S.. purpose. "The W.M.S.
with 'much striving will make
s,ure that the word `Missionary'
Surviv9s." • ' .
. Reports from the secretaries of
the various • departments were
received and, for the most'.part.
showed that 1961 had been a
very encouraging year.
Mrs. Barr, ':,Mrs.. Hodgins and:
Mrs. Maulden. of Kinlough—used
the story of :.the •birth of Christ
as their scripture reading: and
meditation 'for the' afternoon • de-
votions,' describing • the • home in
Nazareth Stich as. -Mary and.
MONUMENTS
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correctly designed from . quality material,
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Established; 'Over • Sixty •'Years •,
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i
Joseph lived in,the earlier :life
of 'Mary, the birth of Jesus and
a summary of events in His life.,
until His .death, :on the cross..
Mgrs. W. Murchison, in welcom-
ing all
present.,
showed how
such meetings lead torenewing'
friendships and mare encourage-
ment
ncouragement in the W.M.S.'London
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The. Haiilton and London 'Syn
odical Meetings will be held in
Hamilton on April 3rd, 4th _and
5th. Delegates will, be sent from.
Bluevale, Brussels, Ethel, Gorrie
andrWingham Evening, Auxiliar
•Rev. Gordon• ,Fish of St. And:
rew's .Church, inst •lied the offi.
cers. for .1962;.
• :rile President's closing .message
was based 'on the thought "Be
still and know: that T am God."
Mrs • Henderson,.: Lucknow,.
closed the ,'meeting with prayer.
Officers for 1962 ': were elected."
as follows;
Honorary Presidents, Miss. Mar-
ion 'Williamson, Wingham; Mrs.
Guthrie Reid, • Tee'swater;/ Past
President, Mrs.' .Morgan Hender-
son,, Lucknow; President, Mrs..
Farish Moffat, Langside,' R.R. 3,
Teeswater; • 1st Vice:IPresident,
Mrs. William• ,Speir, ,Brussels; 2nd
Vise -President,; Mrs. George Su-.
therland, R.X. 4, Ripley; 3rd ,Vice-
R.R. 4, Wingham; 5th' Vice-'resi-'
dent, " Mrs. Virden Mowbra
Lucknow; Treasurer, ' Mrs. ,D
MaK e Ashfield, 1
zi e en ed R.
Lucknow;: Historian, } Miss Iva.
Carr, • Dungannon; Assistant His-
torian, Mrs. Morgan :Henderson,
Lucknow; .,Secretaries. Record-
ing, Mrs. William Ford, Wing -
ham; Corresponding, 'Mrs. Thom-
as Currie, Winghatn Afternoon
Auxiliary, Mrs.. Mel .Ritchie, Kin.
cardine;; Evening Auxiliary, Mrs.
John. Pollock,Teeswater; Girls'
Mrs. Henry MacKenzie,, Ashfield,.
R.R. 3, Lucknow; Children's
groups,' Mrs. Stanley Fischer,
Cranbrook, R.R, . 3, ° Brussels;
Heine Helpers ,.Mrs. ,Howard'Har
ris, Molesworth, i,;iR, 1,; Ford
with; 'Welcome Helpers, "Mrs. Ted
Collyer, South Kinloss, 5
Lucknow Literature and Library,.
Mrs..:_William ' Darling; Bel/pore;
R.R. 1, Clifford; Glad Tidings,
Mrs.' Frank. •-Maulden, Kirilough;;
R.R. 2, •Holyrood; Press, Mrs.:'Les-.
lie Fortune,R:-`4, Wingham;
Supply,, . Mrs. William Mundell,
.R.R.. 1, ,Bluevale; ° Life Member-
ship, Mrs. Angus .Wiisori, Kincar
dine; Student,' Mrs. Johnston.
Corin, Whitechurch, R.R. 5,'Luck
now; Without Portfolio; Mrs. J.
S. :Robinson, ;Gorrie;; Mrs M. J..
Engel,. 'Cranbrook Mrs. , Alan
sets; Mrs. Walter' Ba, llagh, Tees-
water; Mrs. (Rev,) .Cromey, Kin-
cardine; Convenor of Nominating
Committee, Mrs', W , W, 'Smith;
Brussels; ':Auditors,' Mrs. Morgan
Henderson, Lueknow,Mrs. Doug-
las Graham, South Kinloss,
awanosh Board
Held In�ugur
The inaugural meeting West
Wawanosh Township Council was
held' • at ' the' Township" Hall, on
January 8th, • 1962,with Re , •
eve
Harvey :. Culbert. presiding. All'
members present. After the. mem
hers„ ,subscribed to ' their ' declara-
tipns. 'Of office, ,Council proceed-
edwith" the• business. of the new •
year. '
On a moron by Councillors
Durnin .and'Jefferson}, by-law No.
1, 1.962: was finally passed, nam-,•
' ing; the. township officials for
f962 and stating their.'. salaries.
There is no change in' personnel.
An increase was granted; in the
Clerk's and Treasurer's' salaries:
Otherwise salaries. 'remain • the
same as in .1961
On -a..Motion by Councillors.
McPhee and 'J,efferson; by •law
President, Mrs. 'Alvin, •Mundell°,, MacAuley,. Ripley; •Mrs R.' Wil No. 2, 1962'.was passed,. authoriz
Belmore, R.fi;. 2, ' Wingham 4th: son, Ashfield; Mrs. Bessie Steele; un '': the' Reeve a and' . Treasurer . to
. • _ ,_ ,..gn
Vice -President, Mrs:' Ted: nglish, Tee'swater, Mrs: John'YuilI,'Brus- borrow,,' :if ,necessary, .., up 'to
$20,000:00 for -current ;expendi
-
y' tures.
On a :: motion., by ': Councillors
Smyth arid McPhee,-• the Clerk
was instructed' ;to order two sub-.
scr ptions to "The. .1Vltinicip'al';
World." ' ,
:It was` moved ;by • Councillor
Smyth '.:and: seconded by .'•Cour=:`•>
cillos • Jefferson' that: Reeve., -Har
vey Culbert be:'appointed as West
Wawanosh; :'Towrepresenta-
tive
V�'
'nshp repr,'esenta-
tive:on the. Maitland Valley Con-:
servation.: Authority, when
meets rn .:Wingham :on February
8th, 1962 at 2 p.rn: Motioncarried.
A County ..Of ..H.uro' bylaw...'
waf., read, to .Counci•l, outlining
the cost:. which the, County' wi i '
r f f
maw ,.. /..�:f.cY.'"*./.4:/.r'r.,uveffr.0 •its i,Gf.�rk,,€dGvoC'lu,•:�Sf., .,. f ...... ..... ,�:w„ R , ,w�„vr ,uo.`.,.«�r
HOW MANY KEEP THEIR SAVINGS -.:BANK ?'
Probably all of them/There are .10 million savings deposit accounts
in the chartered banks,by far the most popular type. They areused
by all sorts of people wage-earners, businessmen, housewives; farmers:
students' -;-who know their money is: safe, ,earns goodinterest,; and is
available whenever needed. And they like the efficiency and courtesy o
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the men and women who serve them/Your nearest branch is the place
doall 'your
• banking.
for your savings and the one place .you can .
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TSI G HARTERE•D B
• ANKS SERVING. YOfiJR COMMUNITY •
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• 'approve concerning indigent'
"'On a motion ,by Councillors"'
Durnin •. and Jefferson, 'the 'fol-
lowing general accounts . were:
`passed for payment.
Pinecrest" Manor L ignited,' Indi=
gent •patients': (2) aoeoun.ts, ;$185,-
.50; Ontario; Assoc of Municipali-
ties, .1962'; lvfembership fee, 15.00;_
John•Inglis, F'ordwich., part pay-
m'ent -re Hamilton Mu+nicipa;l
Drain, 1;600,00; Huron County •
Treasurer, Collecting, tax •arrears
m 19.61,; 54,83 County ' of Huron,.
1961•' Buckthorn spraying acc't.,
.500.80; 'Ontario Hydro, Clinton,,,'
1961: Dungannon Street. fights
acooun.t, 1.7.7.00.
Or " a' motion by.. Councillors'
Smyth anl- vlcPhee, the; ,read'
accounts, were 'passed .for "pay- •
ment.
Stuart•Robertsori,:gravel, $33.90.
Dave McClinch'ey, plowing . snow
with truck; 1.00,63; Canada Cul-,
vert Co; Ltd., snow •fence,, 93.:32;
D:. R. M. 'Co, Ltd., :engine block
heater, 46.67; Bert : MVtoss,".'fenc
25:50'; Lorne: /vers, salary,
'30.00;: Howard Thompson; haul
ing : 'snow; '"fence,; 12,50; Donald..
Thompson, erecting:. snow fence,.
4 5.0 Wayne 'Redmond, • erecting:
1:4:5.0;
.snow fence, '"6:7, ; • Joe Bowler;
erecting snow fence, 6.75; 'W,'
1Mole, sanding,,;,57 00; James Led-.
•,dy, hauling„ snow, fence,
Robert" Jefferson, erecting, snow;,,
fence, 5.25; Wes Jefferson,erect
Ing 'snow fene, 5.25;' Gus Dever-
:ea'uc' black wire; '6.21.
Council" adjourned' to meet on•
1 February 5th, 196.2',• a Week' earl-
ler than usual.: o :•
J. r ,FORAN, •;Tw,p Clerk.
HIPC GROUP
The Lucknow United Church
Hi -C .meeting' •'opened with a
sing -song led by June Ackert.
In:the .business, , it was ' decided:
to, send . fifteen dollars to Sing
Time .on CKNX and fifteen dol-
lars • to missions. Judy Webster
and:. Rev. H:. Strapp, . have next
Week's worship. There' were 12
� in '>attendance
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"Diad,'::I read about a mat wht
was a financiial'genius,. What does
that mean?
"It means, lie could Barri money
faster•than his family could spct d