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NESDAY, iiVNZ 20,th,, 1956:
[CLAN PAY TRIBUTE TO. GIRL GUIDE NOTE
LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH
Minister:
•Rev... A. A. Meiklejohn,
B.A.,-B.D.
SUNDAY, JUNE !24th
111.00 a.m.: 'Church School.
11,0o a.m,: Sacrament of ••.
Lord's .Supper.
LUC '
KNOW SENTINEL, LTJCKNQW, ONTARIO
S.
MEMORY OF ALMA HUNTER The regular • meeting' of the
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L.ucknow•
Presb.yteran Church::
Rev; :Wallace ' McClean,
' Minister.- °,;''
SUNDAY, JUNE .24th'
10.00 a.nn.: Sunday School.
11.00 a.m.: Morning Worshlp
3.00 p.m.: Dungannon..
7,00 p.m.: Evening Worship.
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tal on June 7, 1956, to 'Mr. and
Mrs. • Alex Parrish, R. '7 Luck -
now, a son..
WEBSZIER; ',in (Kincardine 'Hos
pital on June 3, 1956; to Mr. and
Mrs, Elliott J: Webster, Kincar-
dine, twin sons.
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The members of ' the "Helm
Clan!' .held ,their .annual . picnic
at Kincardine' on Saturday, June
9th, It was a, lovely • day and
about fifty friends and relatives'
gathered and enjoyed the after
•noon together. The sports cor-
mittee ,, held their races ' after
dinner; Prizes were given to. the
winners. 'Children under 5, 'Greg
Hunter, Branda Ritchie; under 12,
Kay McKinnon, Susan Arnold;
giri's • 14. and under, Karen Arn-
old and Joanne Hunter,- hogs 12.
and over, Edgar Helen, ' Wayne
Hackett; 3 -legged race for- boys,
Wayne'. Hackett and. Bobby Hun-
ter; •3,legg.ed xaee•for. kir132 Carol.
1Vlathers ' and Joanne Hunter;
•married women's race, Anna May
?uxiter ,,arid Violet •:Arnold;' krck-�
ing . the clipiier, Joanne.- Hunter;
w.heabbarrow race, Edgar Helm
and Donny 1VMKinnon,
The business ` meeting was held
after the evening meal, The'gath-
Bring %paid tribute to :an absent
'rneririber by .observing a•minute's
silence in memory of Alma limi-
ter who.. was • a very faithful
member and .always attended
the •pieni'c's.,The gathering enjoy-
ed a sing song led .by Mrs: Alex
Hackett. Mr.' W. O. Hunter' was
re-elected for president for... the
coming year. The meeting closed
iby 'Singh*.; "The• .Queen" and all
,lg ed zo neet'again"4.a t wr
place next year in June
SUNDAY .SCHOOL CLASS
ENTERTAINED MONDAY'
Members Of Mrs: Raynard Aek-
ert's, Sunday,School• class were
entertained at'• •the'%Ackert horne
at Holyrood on': Moxiday. evening..
Chief attraction was the' swim-
ming pool at their farm.
Those present' were. Jean Rich-
ards, -..Nancy ,Irwin, Eleanor Mc-
Nay, Shirley .Cong.ram, . Joanne
Hunter, Leona • Collins; ,•Joan
Cr-awford,_ : Patricia_ ''Thompson,
Nancy Webster, , yn.. Couse, 'Car
olyn Mathers, . Marguerite 1VIc-
Kenzie.
Lunch was served' and; pictures
shown • to conclude: a pleasant
evening.,
The 'girls Were taken to Holy-
rood by Mrs. Vernon Hunter arid
Mrs. L.: C. Thompson. •.
Ca rl Guides was held oiit-.of-
doors last week when tests were
passed ,by laying- a trail. ,and sig-
nalling was practiced. There Will
.be two 'meetings •this week after
fou:' at Mrs. , McKim's for extra:
outdoor work, On June 25 there
will be a closing exercise when
Brownies will Fly - Up and
Brownie ,and'/Guide badges• will
be presented. The public his in-.
vited to attend at the .Recreation.
Centre at 7.30. p.m. , • ,
Local & General�
,Mr. and Mins,. A Taggart and
.farnily .from Pittsburg..•are .visi
toss this • week with Mr and• -Mrs;
Fred' Martin. ;
Those from a' distance .attend
ing the funeral of the late Mrs.'
L. C. 1VMacIVel'included 'Mr,•arid
Mrs: Wm. Townson, Calvert and
'Francis of Sudbury; Mrs. L, Set=
erari.ce, .Mrs, Fred Van Dyke ;and
Mr.' and Mrs; Henry Row, Ply -
'mouth,. Mich.;- •Mr, and Mrs.
Wayne . Carpenter of Bronson,
Miche Mr. and ' Mrs. Sherwood
White of Yysalanti; Mrs. K. ,San-
ders, Jack Sanders. and friend of
Chicago; Mr. Sandy MacDonald'
and Mrs. Fred Bromley of Tor -
orate; Mr. and 'Vas. -:Archie Mac
Donald and Ronald• of Kitener;
M
r a nd=iVlA,Stuart B
rI s. `Brough `of Pais ►yrs:
• ;-Grace Maclver,' Jack, Donald and
Have you ''renewed your Sentinel.?
GAUNT :REUNION
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IA spite: of inclement: weather
the tenth. annual Gaunt 'reunion..
was held' at: Seafbrth Lion's Park
on' Saturday last, with .'about 80
relatives • aft nding7 `hey--"-'vcrere
present' from Owen Sound; Sar-
nia ' and -nearby, points Races,.
bingo and ball were enjciyed • by
young, and old alike. A' bountiful
,picnic ` dinrier ° and supper were
enjoyed. It was `unanimously
.agreed to hold the. 1957 : picnic in
Seaforth, The officers for 1957
pres., Leonard Phillips:; vice.
pees:, Mrs, . Keen,', ,Owen Sound;
sec. -tress:,, Mrs. Gordon MacTa\
ish;' grounds committee,_ Harold
and .John Gaunt; sports, *,Mrs,
Norman. McDonald and, M'r_s.
Norman McDonald . and .Mrs..
Leonard Phillips.' ,
Ronald, of London arid 1V1r.! Ernest
Severance of: Detroit. •
Mrs: Harry Lavis is spending
two weeks with -'lire 'aunt, Mrs.
E. A.. Reynolds of Toronto,- at the
latter's, summer cottage at Sand
Lake in the Burks Falls district.
Mrs .Montgomery ,• Sr.,.• is'
spending a couple of, weeks • at
Preston' at the home of 'her dau-
ghter) Mrs. W. ; 'Cell -ins. • •
Mr. and Mrs. •Guest Mitchell.
and ,•children of Galt spent the
week -end with "her parents, • Mr..
and 'Mrs •13,edvers•-Johnson.
Mx..' and Mrs..' Jack Gilchrist of
Toronto. have been holiday. Vis-
itors • with, his 'parents; Mr.• and
Mrs. Fred Gilchrist.' .
Rey. 'and ,Mrs. C': B. Woolley.
of Dobbinton were in :Galt" xe-
Women's Association Group 1
• The Johnstori-.Houston. Group.
of the W.A. met, at• the home of
Mrs. T, A. Cameron en'Wcdnes-
day .lune,lU.th, with an attend--.
'ance of • 14 rnembers, six visitors
and, 3, children. The, meeting, in
charge of Mrs H. Houston; operi
ed with the theme hymn and the
Lord's prayer in unison, scrip-
ture 'reading by Mrs 'Drennan,
meditation. by M. Rae` and Mrs. •
•L. -McLeod. Reports.of different
committees were given., "Mrs. E.'
Thom took charge, .of the. follow
ing program: reading by tMrs.
E Taylor and. Mrs. R Ackert..
-and .ilistrumental--tiuets..by- ..Mis..
James Webster and Mrs, Ira
'Campbell. A".display was shown
by Mrs. G, Kirkland of her hold-
bycraft, 'which is alumiriurf trays
and leather work, A contest was'
conducted by ,Miss' Murdie.. The
meeting closed• with the rnirpah
!benediction . and ; the committee
served lunch. •
la you _renewed your. Sentinel?.
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