The Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-01-26, Page 10TMd = � • 1 T !
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8818 Birthday BROWNIE NEWS
1ST LUCKNOW BROWNIE PACK
Observed At Delhi
(Kinloss News).
Mr. and: Mrs. Leonard Macinnes
and family visitedSrtturday with
her mother and sister, Mrs, 'ohn
MacDougall and Mrs, Percy Crgs`.
ter of Delhi. Mrs. MacDougall
recently celebrated hereighty,-
eighth birthday. , •
Mr, and. Mrs.. Currie Colwell and
.family visited ,Sunday. with Mr, and
Mrs. Arde11 Mason •
Mrs:. George Lockhart attended"
a birthda}! dinner.for Mrs, Marg-
. ,aret
arg.area Solomon at the home of Mrs,
Jennie 'Allison ;Wednesday. ,
Two 4-H groups sponsored by
' . Kairshea W.I. `started' theirs new
:: course on Monday night .. One
group under the leadership of Mrs.
Evan Keith. and Mrs. Allan Mad-
Intyre met at the home of Mrs. ,.
Evan Keith, The other group with
leaders, . Mrs. C .. Roulston and Mrs:
Dan Thomson met at: Mrs. Roul-
stones,
Visitors' at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Allan Graham on Sunday were
Mrs.. Dorothy MacKenzie; Rennae;;
Allan B. and Mary Kay of ITees'
water. .•
(by Betty Anne Hunter)
The first Lucknow Brownie Pack
met on Wednesday, January 19.
The Brownies enjoyed games led
by Packie, We had Fairy :Ring and
Fairy, . Gold was put in the Treasure
Chest,
In work period, Brown Owl help-
ed with "The Queen"' and "O Can-
ada" . Semaphore was practised:
with Packie. •
Ther we had Pow -Wow and the •
meeting closed with The Swedish.
Prayer.
l
Is Superintendent
Of The Messengers,
(Whitechurch News);
The Messengers. held theirmeer'.
ing. Sunday afternoon in the United
Church Sunday school room. The
President Joyce, Tiffin presided and
gave the Call to. Worship.' The.
scripture wasread by Linda Purdon
Prayer was given by. Cathy Soloman
Clair Weber received the offering
which was dedicated by Stephen
Ritchie. Thelma Purdon called
the• Roll which was answeredby 21
members.. - Mrs. Ritchie introduce4
the new superintendent, Mrs.Dave
of he
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show, t1
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services ''t
and Aut
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Alex Ca
Connell.
Arnolr
Exceptional value at this low
`,• price. Idealfor .humidifying
bedroom, ;office, :bachelor
apartments. Light, .easy to
mov# from roomto room.
• ELECTROHOME $1195
-- PORTABLE
ELECTROHOME H44' ..
Sharply styled, 'two-
tone . humidifier. with,
2 -speed fan: Perfect
for the 4 or 5.' room
house, or
apartment.
Gibb, and lst Vice, Mrs. Clifford
Laidlaw, Mrs. glrner•Sleightholm•
still leader. of the Juniors.. Earl.
Thompson wad; elected to•plaee
hymn books on the chairs prior to,
the service. New members Clair
Weber,- Donald. Ritchie , Glen and
Doris Naylor received Messenger
pins... , It was decided to send •a .
'.bale to Hong •K,ong, "'Janet Sleight-
holm, treasurer, gave a report
'after which Mrs. Ritchie took the
' S eniors for their, story, and Mrs,:
Sleightholm the Juniors, after
which all returned to their° Sunday
School "class. ;
Mr. and Mrs.. •CarrMcC enagh'
an were Sunday visitors with Mr,
and Mrs, Lorne Howe, Teeswater,:
Helen:Currie of London, spent
the weekend with her parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. Ken Currie,
• Donald Gaunt of • Kitchener spent
the weekend with his parents, Mr..
'and' Mrs . Russel Gaunt. •
Wallace Conn attended the con-
test for Bruce County Wardenship
held is Walkerton Town Hall: on'
Monday, evening. .
Jim Ross of Kitchener spent•the
weekend with his parents; Mr.- and
Mrs. Russel Ross.
} :
Horne from Western University
for the weekend were George. Conn
and Wayne Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Coates,
Ruth , Dor' Grant and. Doug vii
ted Saturday :with. Mr. and Mrs., •
Ken Coultes and: family of Toronto
and attended the hockey match in'
Maple :Leaf Gardens.;
Mrs. J, D. Beecroft is residing •
.for a time with • Annie ,Kennedy of
Wingham . • •
We are pleased rto report Arthur
Moore was recently, discharged fro
Wingham Hospital and last week-
:end accompanied his daughter:."
.Mrs. Walter James and Lednardto
their home at:Woodstock to spend.
some. time
.Chalmers: Presbyterian Church.
will'hold their annual meetitig
Saturday, January 29th, in the
Church at .1/30 p , rri . All mem,.;
bers and adherents are:cordially
invited to. attend . : '
iv'ir% and. Mrs. -Charles Tiffin
were. Thursday evening visitors
*besure of
your. • spring
fertilizer
Don't make the mistake of
;:waiting until spring `to buy
..your fertilizer . ;.. that's
when everyone else does.
:That's when supplies can
rural w too, everin the
best -stage •wareldbuses.
That's when you should be
• applying not buying. Make.
• sure you have your springy
supply. of CO -OP's fertilizer
in time Order nOw
Buy. yoe, CO-OP lert Nze, now ,
end youll enjoy worthwhile .early .•
delivery sevinps. Special winter
savings Ire in effect from: •
JANUARY'D.iSC.OUNT..
Quality controlled for your satisfaction
with Mrs. Margaret MacPherson
and Bill of Holyrood.
Susanne Reynolds , nurse-in-
training
urse 'in -training at Victoria Hospital, Lon-
don, .
on -don,.: spent the weekend_ at her
home here. .
Quite a number from here aft,
ended the reception of Mr. and ;'••.
Mrs: Ross :Forsterin•the. Legion Hal
:Lucknow on Friday evening:
ELECTROHOME H88
Choice of wood grain
finishes.. Has variable
speed ,fan. Rolls on '
free wheeling casters..
Serves 7
room dwelling:
The .ultimate inhouse=
hotd:humidifiersi Auto•,
matic humi'distaf main-.
tains constant moisture
level:Signal light indi-
cates when tank is empty.
Shuts•of automatically:
In winter,men are ,
available. Materials are
available.: And special
off-season discounts ore
'often available. So,
doesn't it make a lot of
sense to hove those repairs
and, renovations done
now:
Notsimply construction
and building jobs --.but
thingsiike hav'i'ng the
townmower fixed and the
screens mended; having
• the drapes cleaned and.
the: rugs shampooed;
'having' thefurniture
re-upholsteredand the
electrical ,appliances
repaired. All job's which
can call for cr long wait
come Springtime—but
which can be handled
•quickly, efficiently and
easily during the winter
season. What's more,
government-sponsorgd,
low-cost f -fame`
Improvement 'loans ore
available; through your.
bank, to assist you. in
carrying outall kinds of,
renovation jobs you've
' been -meaning to do—'
up to $4,000 with up to
ten years. -to 'repay!
- No doubt about it—
winter is'the best time
to spruce• up your borne
, or place of business:
Do it now!
Everybody benefits whenwinter work is increased
For advice and assistonce calk your National Employment Office •.