The Lucknow Sentinel, 1960-05-11, Page 6•
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1 UCKNow SENTINEL, LUCKNow, ONTARIO •
NAME TOWNSHIP
HALL. CARETAKER
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Holyrood, May 2, 1960
F, um ly Hospital
insurance premiums
are required ,after mar-
riage. Be•sure you are
both protected. Tell your
employer or collector right
away., If you pay direct
tell the Commission. • ,
READ'.
YOUR
ONTARIO
HOSPITAL
INSURANCE
GUIDE
-if you haven't one, ask
your, employer or -or
ONTAit O•�HOSPIT'M .. ,
SERVICES •COMMISSION
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Presbyterian ;Afternoon Aux.
The Afternoon ;.:Auxiliary of
the ' Presbyterian �Chureli diet
in• the Sunday School room on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 11th, ,1960
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Kinloss Council met today,, as .
per, adjournment. All members
present. • '
;Conn and Conley -•- that the
min'utes of the April 4th, .1900:
meeting as read be approved &,
signed.
Burt . and :MacDonald;that a
grant of $15,00 be !given:;the Soil
and Crop Imp, Association of.
Bruce CQunty.. ,
Conn and • .Conley-.-e-that Jack
Barr. be .paid $214.69on account
spray operations, 1960.
MacDonald and Burt—that we..
order 1 ton Atlacide and 20• .gals:
Herbate Amine . from Chipman
,.Chemicals. .
Conley and Cgnn-that we ac-
cept theapplication of Farish
Moffat . for . tile Drainage Loan. •
Burt `.and Conley-thatwe ac-
cept the application of Mrs.
Mansfield as• caretaker . of .the
which•the white people . have. Township Hall,
: brought'. to Africa shave had some MacDonald and• Conley—that
surprising effects on the.` natives. we call for- tenders for.a new
Africans in .general don't -like .'Coal or Wood furnace . for. the
Supermarkets: because , they are ,Township Hall, to be; in Clerk's,
too • impersonal. 'Mrs* MeeDiarniid office . before. June ist ;1960,
gave a 'reading entitled "The . o Burt—thatewe..
•and •call.
WindingPath." A'. h' :•and C end
. Y�•?n for, tenders ,for. 10 cords, 16 inch
prayer closed the meeting after bodywood, beach and 'maple de-
which lunch, was: served by the livered at Township .Hail. Ten -
4th `th attendance f committee, Mrs K Cameron,.. ders to:. be Clerk's office .before
May
y viii an a en ance o , 1Vra A Irwin, Mrs, Horton. i
• Conn and..MacDonald - ;that.
South Kkuloas W.M.S.
19 and with. Mrs. Morgan Hen- : June .1st, 1960.
der�sor in charge. The Meeting
6.70-15 FIRST. LINE RAYON
6.7045. FIRST :LINE NYLON ,• .. , ,:.
No Trade -In ' Required
Liberal Allowance for Recappable Tires
$15:95.
$1.7.95
i,.. nmenu and Balancing
WheelI
Motorcade Dealer. Phone 3; Lucknow
dozing;' 300.50; Bill Percy, • :bull
dozing, 14.00; . Joe Tiffin, snow.
fence 'and. tractor, 33.60; • Orville
Tiffin, .snow, fence and tractor,
18.00; Don Donaldson, dragging
with tractor, 11.60; J. R Lane,
unemployment stamps, 1.60,
J. R.. LANE, Clerk.
ST.' HELENS
a ' we do now.adjourn to meet again.
opened with , a hymn; followed onFamilywas observed . in
- .3 Mrs.:Gilbert ''Hamilton• ,was - Wednesday,_ June lst, 1960, Day.
by 'prayer Eby Mrs.,; M. Hendeethe United Church on. Sunday
4 . hostess.; to . Bouts, Kinloss W.M.S. or at the; call of the Reeve.
Romans,. Chap., . .. .
son. A portion of afternoon,and' •,-'• Please note change 'of date in morning with the superintendent,
�Q:. was , 'read responsibly, • follow- on -Wednesday of' the.` Sunday Scheel,' Mr. Lome
• d d Mrs. D..': L. stead of the ',first Monday, June
.�ed bye a reading by -Mrs, - Nei1-:G. members � welcome ; - ..Woods: in charge. e: The theme of
l'with6th, 1960, . g
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Mackenzie, 'which::" . dealt ,
Motherhood with : reference . to
Mother's' Day.'
After the business session,
, 200 00
_ n interestingthat a lady from. rnia who has Vis, ;Jean •I•Tenderson;
Mrs, Rayner gave a ,� Land which Mrs. J.
been:" to The Holy ' and who` April, 100.00; Lueknow Sentinel,'
reading, after' J•� ven :by Miss W. D. Rutherford,
Little gave a verywell 'prepared . would show slides of her trip, Printing, 30.17; Wan. Knechtel
ing T e_ , and Son, W F.Powder, 250.00;,and Gladys ..McDonald read a
Paper•:;on Workin � Together in could ,.be secured as• •guest speak :, • . , ,, .,�
Allyn Reed 2 25; Lucknow Co poem, Only one Mother."'e
Ba`stern Nigeria."..After the sing., �' for•,the Tliankoffering meet � � ' •
`Donald,, Nancy and ' Susan "Dor-
MacKinnon .as one of the .direc-
tors. Mrs. H. Buckton presided.
.and • the secretary, Mrs. '.: Mac
Donald ' informed the ,meeting
Cheques , issued. -- Carruthers
Nursing - Home, April, $255:00,
Lucknow Nursing Home, April,
the Service ',was "The 'family as
a Christian Community,"' Nancy
Dorscht 'read the scripture.`les-
son, the address on. "God settetli;
the solitary in '':•families" was
ing of Hymn 587, ` Mrs. R. Reid
scht and Nancy and Patsy gran-
ing at • the church on the :evening . op, reps rs sprayer, 6.00, G.
.of :May.: 20th.... Mrs, R.' MacMillan Gear., grant;; soil. and crop Ass.,
promised to set up the. • h • ' ,bae quilt :- u.ilt '15.00; Harold Percy,. part.. salary,
. Delegates_ :to.
30.00;: 'Wallace Conn, .' part salary,
�.30.00;; Eugene . Conle art sal -
The
in the :6th ` sahooX
,gaited' :Church, Afternoon' -Aux. .the .:Presbyterial • are`' Mrs. D;, � . g . .. y, 1? :.: 1.
Tlhe :Afternoon' Auxiliar:of Graham " and .Mrs S. Chislett. ary, 30.0.0 R. S.. MacDonald,Theoffering
Ytaken b God.
Donald
we• all
W.M.S. • :.met in the Fellowship Two • readings "Wh we...should Part alar,, 30.00,,, Ted Burt; : was y, Allan ..,•
:Room for the M meetin with issi n ' passion ' of part salary, 30.00; Frank . Thomp-; McDonald. •
ay .... g make . Nf o s the
son,.solar 75.00 • J. R. Mrs:
,Gordon McIntyre 'and
a :good attendance./Ro11 call Was our dives, listing 18 reasons. y,
i junior • choir girls, :Gladys Mc
. Closed the meeting with `prayer.
stop sang Children of Jerusai'eir}'
and; the , choir 'sang Now thank.
answered with a news : item from
the Observer. Business was dealt.
With. ' Mrs. G• Brooks. reported
for Stewardship and. Mrs.' Mac-
Kenzie gave a • brief _'report on,
'new booksfor library. 'shelf. Mrs::
K.. Cameron. had charge' of the
for• so doing were given by Mrs. Lane,. part' salary, 1,00.00; A. M.
E. Keith and Mrs. F. :MacKin Harper, . auditors, ..fee, 300.00;
non. 'The world's o ulato > is Gordon Wall;, order•: of J. Barr,
pp n
'increasing at the rate of 44 .mil-
lion a year, and :the church 'is .in.
no way meeting .this staggering
challenge, while .. Moslems, • . are
214.69;- Mrs.. Violet Thompson,'
caretaking, 8.65'
.. Highway Cheques -E. Carru-'
thers, road . supt.; and mileage
programme' : =God's ' Geography making 'converts 'at the rate ,of. $25130;. H.:MacMillan, .operator,
was the titie of: the .devotional; 4 ,million a year.'. Roll call '.was 204.20; `G..T ffin, grading, 14:40;
number. While 'Christianity.• has a "Bible verse with ",Peace" and .D.- Taoist, grading, :' 8 00, W ' 'Per,
been carried . to :every land, still the study WaS Psalrncy, assistance at culverts, 15.20;
there is no wholly ; • Christian
'land. Mrs .lI: Horton• offered
prayer and; Mrs. .Taylor 'gave, a
Lenten' Guidepost reading ' on a
,• missionary's experience in Afri-
ca. ' A 'beautiful ' solo, "In the
Garden den ' of My Heart" . was sung
by Miss Margaret Rae acoom-
'parried by Mrs. ' .Cumming. The
Closing chapters of the Study
Book, Africa Disturbed were in
terestingly reviewed • by, . Mrs.
W. B:, Anderson. The changes count••:of a , Christian. Hospital 'in:
the psalmist ` vividly portrays` a
storm sweeping 'his native land
from the northern' Lebanons`to:
the southern desert, leaving ha-
voc
a voc. and :destruction in it's.. wake.
Yet the psalm ends with .a pro-
mise of strength and peace tor,
God's •people; reminding us :that repairs and overhaul, 798.11;
true peace can. be had' through .
Wm. Scott, wrench and repairs•,:,
20.50 Ron and • Allan McQuillan,.'
Christ� even'' with. troubles surg- ...
ing round grading, 20.00; • Robert ; Adams,
Mrs.• ' C. Colwell . read.. an ••ac -
cutting trees arid . gravel, 25.00;.
Wesley Tiffin, grading with
tractor, 7.0D;: Robert Orr, grad
B. • Orr, • assistance at culverts,
10.00; •J ,..McGillivray, grading,;:'.
66.80; J.-Mclnnis;. culverts, 24.80;
Ontario Culvert. Co., new pipe,,
'631.84; Hugh Simpson, back hoe,
25.00; Farish Moffat, ;gravel and
posts, 18.65; Dominion' Road Co
and 'MTS. Charles McDonald.
Her ,many friends are glad to
know that Mrs. W. A Humphrey
'Mho had: been a' patient in the
Wingham . Hospital is': home a--
ter spending a few days at the
home ,'of her daughter, ',Mrs. Roy
Robinson. at Belgrave.
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Fifteen ladies of ' the local.
Women's Institute were guests
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of Blyth. Institute on .'Thursday
when they . celebrated their fif
tieth Anniversary:
Mr. and Mrs. 'Wilbert. Durnin
and Janet of London and Mr.:
and. Mrs.. James Durnin: of
Lucknow were recent gusts: of
Mr 'and . Mrs George . ,Stuart:.
. Mrs..: Ward. Shickluna • of
Lindsay, ; Mr and Mrs. Earl
Gaunt ' and Faye of" Londesbo-
• rough..an�d Mr. Ken Gaunt. of:
`:Lions dead were. recent visitors'
with M•r.: .and Mrs. Andrew
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Gaunt.. .
Mrs. "Andrew aunt was • a
u st; -a a ' showe at the ,home
e
of TMrs. 'x boug . `Snell formerl
tom i Y
Miss L le enc'e MacPlieirson) at'
Londesborough on Friday even-
ing in honor,of Miss Faye Gaunt
\adaughter ' of.: Mr.: and,' Mrs. Earl
Gaunt' whose -`marriage` to .Mr,.
Harold Duyrentol of Seaforth
takes place next. Saturday.
Mrs. Q:.' :G Anderson of Bel -
grave, has been a visitor with -
her• brother, Will and .Mrs. Ru-:
therford...
Donald of Richmond Hill were.
week-end'visitors with ;Mr•. an,•
:Mrs. " W I. Miller.
Mr. and 'Mrs, Keith Cranston
and ,Bryan" of : Belfast ,Were
Mother's . Day ' visitors With Mr.:
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' Telephones' Business 533 `Residence 106
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ing with tractor; 30.00; Gordon
Brooks, 2 trips to Toronto, ' mo-
tor, 60.00; Raynard Ackert, ' .cul-
vert, bulldozing,' 37.00; B. McM11 I
Jan, snow plowing, 57.00; Spence
Irwin, 77 yards.` stonefill, 61.6.0;,'
Spence Irwin, stonefill and bull=
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iRANTEED
ERTIFI0
which was flooded and
the lower floors submerged
fi oni a broken dyke withsnakes
and scorpions rushing in :so that.
during:: the first day the medical
staff. killed 40 snakes 'and pati
-ents took turns wading in to, see
the 'Doctor. A ' solo "How Great.
Thou Arty' was beautifully ren-
dere,&l by Mrs., 'Sandy 'MacLeod
accompanied by ,Mrs. A. Hughes:
Mrs. L. MacD'ougallr Mrs, F.
MacKinnon and Mrs. H. Austin
led in prayers. The study on. Af-
rica with social conditions in
'that disturbed land was discus-
sed by Mrs. W, F. MacDonald,
replying to questionson the
chapter 'prepared by :Miss Mar-
. tha Sutherland, Current 'Events
were dealt with by Mrs. Doug.
las Graham and excerpts froth
missionary letters read, ,The .hos-
tess; and directors served lunch.
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