The Lucknow Sentinel, 1958-01-29, Page 5WEDN 'DkAY, ,JA ; '29th{; 1958
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MEMO.R•IALS
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.United Church . Evg. Auxiliary ;
A •_splendid attendance •• of..20:.
me'm'bers •and . two guests got. the
Evening... Auxiliary offto a good.
...start for •195.8 :The pres , !Mrs,`
Vernon' Hunter, • ' conducted..,; the.
business period, . It was decided . .
members Would d contra
b
utesome
article' for a ,baby's layette to be:
handed in at the April ; meeting
..:td Mrs. Roy Black. Miss Helena
Thompson 'reported ` f o r ` the
Christian Stewardship-. sec. , . Our
prayer partner again this year is 1
Mrs Wiiianls of Teulon, 'Mani 1`.
toba Fo lowing a, • discussion of
special projects it was decided
to . -be entirely, freewill , giving's.
• Mrs, Meiklej.ohn 0`;led in prayer
and ;Mrs. 'Alex. 'Andrew, :.read the
scripture. We . enjoyed' za piano
solo by Mary` Allan and a vocal .
solo by'Ann. Crawford, The. topica
"The 'Christian. Church in Japan"
`very• capably presented
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was by
.. `Mrs. Lloyd 'hall•: . She compared
the work there to:a: tiny mustard
seed, minute'. in size,• yet when
planted : has' many ,`branches. Mrs.
Ken 1Vfurdie `read' a letter ~from
Miss Elsie Brunner, a, missionary..
in, Africa, telling • of. her `.'life
there... Mrs.Stuart Collyer.:gave
an ' interesting readipg, "Janu
., Look's Two .Ways". Mrs. . Cra.
'ford • closed the. Meeting' viii
prayer and the ' committee
• charge. served lunch.
Presbyterians µ_Evening Auxiliary
Mrs. ' Robert., MacKenize . 'wa
hostess for the January meetin
On Tuesday;. January .21st. Thor
'were 20• members present. -Mrs
.Jack Pollock presided, After. th-
.calli to worship, hymn 545 was
sang, followed by' the meditation
"'or .the New•. Year' .and- praYer
by ,Mr. s.• ; O, Pedersen firs. James
Little' and M'rs. Jack Fisher gavetleir. reports of the. Presbyterial'l
• held in • Wingham .on January 14.
• During' the �business it .vvas' 'de'
cided to. cancel the Mission band
meetings until Marchi ,and the
-have .t- :o . ,.•..,. ....�...z .. ,... _.� .,,n
�' zfieetrngs a month un
til' June., Mrs. Mceiean gave .the
'topic, and gave us' a . very 'inter=
esting synopsis ' of our. study
book; "1'hrs . is Japan'.', .written
by Wm. Ailing who has, .been
a missichary in Japan for fifty
Years. The story is told .;by a
girl named ' Stile, who - tells. of
, bardships and 'chang'es in • liv-
ing conditions before and: during
ththe war in Japan. Hyr ri 513 was
g and the Meeting was, clos-
Fiea wry,, • prayer by Mrs. -Gordon
sher, .
United Church 1Vlission Band
'The January" meeting, opened*
�wltl] the Mission Band ;hymn.
ere . then nzade Japanese ' lant-
erns Bew riv ;Rathwell read the
minutes o f last'meeting and' the
'roll train 'r5 tt _ -. .
thei gave the
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THE ' LUCKI OW SpN"1'NEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
HURON ,CO CROP REPORT
There is an adequate, covert
ing of snow over most of the
County. There was considerable
wind erosion 'in some 1, rens in
the Southern • part durih.g�. Jan-.
uary 18th ‘'winds.
Assembly yards for hogs Open-
ed Tuesday, January 21st with,
398: hogs.. assigned.'. Turnip prices;'
are . strong with, a good export.
market available. Egg prices are
disheartening,; particularly ,to the
small .prod ucer. '
treasurer's report. We learned •
a
new hymn. and Cheryl Whitby
:read:- the. • call ,:to .worship: ' Mary
Murdie .read,'the •serjptur.e. Rus
sell Alhn teak up the offering.
Barbara Rathwell read the of -
Merin. g prayer. Stores,_ were;; _read
Eby the 'leaders, -Mrs. 'Geo. Whitby
and Mrs, ' T,om. Anderson. Theo
meeting closed with ,a: prayer by
Beverly Rathwell and the re-
peating of the :Mission Band
Purpose.
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OCTOGENARIAN
ON TRIP• SOUTH
(KINLOUGH •NEWS;)'
Rev. Benson Cox left this week
on a trip. to, Florida and Cen-
tral America where ..e will
spend the winter months... His
many , friends wish hini a . very
pleasant trip... -
Reeve: 'Harold' Percy attended.
County Council, at Walkerton
during the_. week,
Congratulations to Mr. J.
Lane who celebrated ' his 83rd
birthday on .Sunday ,.
Mrs. Harold' Hald nb iwoiz ,a
lovel bath, towel••'set"in _°,luck
Y", y
door prize • at the McLelland:
sale on . Fr:day. afternoon.'„
D
uri
n
the '
month _.
g t of
Fe r
b u
ary the Anglican service will she''
held at 3:00 o'clock.
The, January meeting of the•
Kinlaugh W.1VM S, Was° held at.
the home ,of Mrs. John BarrFwith.
18' ladies. present The hymn,. A-
lpide With ' Me, and prayer open-
ed the Meeting. Mrs. Jack Barr
,,,read the scripture on Jacob.
Mrs.'•Edbert Bushell led in pray-
er. Mrs. Lyman Sutton had
charge of the 'program: readings,.
Mrs: Perry ' Bushell, Mrs.:Stewart'
'Me;Donald, •Mrs. Mark John$ton,
Mrs.. Frank Maulden; Bible quiz,.
St. Mark: The ,meeting closed.
with the hymn My Faith •Looks;
up to -Thee. Lunch Was -served.
Mrs. J. W. Colwell and "Mrs.
Don�,McCosh Visited during'- the
week WithMr.- and . Mrs. Currie
Colwell and family and ' Mrs1-
V'1Tm.,': Bushell Lucknow.
Mr :Leonard' Stanley of Detroit
Was . a recent •visitor with .Mrs.
Harvey Hodgins and Kenneth, &
'Mrs• :.Ezr-a `.,taniey .and family.
Mrs: , M r and' Tom Bodkins.
gins..
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entertained at , a '. family dinneron' Sunday • last. ;
Entertain Westford Ladies
•' The home • of 1VIrs. Perry Hod-
gins • wan. -the scene of a,. pleasant.
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gathering when the ladies of the
WeSection were°
guestsstford at "theSchool 4-H club tea. The
leader, Mrs. Perry f iodgins�
coined the • guests: after which
each girl, , told what . she :had
learned 'from the .course,',A. short
program of community singing,
contests, 'and games was enjoyed.,
Elda- and Beverley Wa11, Sharon
Hodgins .. and Norma. Haldenfby
sang a Scotch song.: Norma, also.
contributed a solo. The, assistant;
leader, Miss' May. Boyle, spoke'
on ` behalf of ;the :girls expressing •
their' appreciation to all present.,
=Mrs. Jinn Smith' spoke on behalf:'
of the H.W.I. and Mrs., William
Eadie, home, economicsconven-'
er,. also Commended the girlson
their. work. Those ',assisting : at .
the -tea h -ta
e
-table: ,
were -jack``. •'
Barr and: Miss Wilma King. .The
girls who served'. were Elda ands
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Beverley Wall, Sharon Hodgins,
Alice, Donna, I3etty, 'Beatrice*
Barbara • and. Norma Haldenby
and: Mrs. • Delbert ,Hedley.
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