The Lucknow Sentinel, 1956-12-12, Page 5a
WDIDNESIDAY,. DSC; 12tth, 1956
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(ST: HELENS: NEWS)
. The gay decorations' and. beau-
tiful Christmas tree for the
school concert, added to the joy
of .the Chris'ti'nas meeting of the
Women's' (Institute .held' in the
Community Miall on Thursday af-
ternoon. The president, Mrs, An-
drew Gaunt, was incharge and
21 ladies were in'attendance, The
'roll call,. 4`My childhood memor-
ies of Christmas" was well—re-
sponded to. The treasurer report-
ed $120,$1 on hand and stated.
that the short course on sand=
•wiahes, would be held 'on April
9th. 'It w'as decided to donate
$2 to . the Children's. War Mem-
orial Hospital, -to' pay the • ex-.
dense of the leaders of the Girls
Club to • the training courses
held at Wingham and to pay
• Mrs.:.' Gaunt's expenses ' to' the
Area Convention at ' London.. It
was ,decided. to. present $1,00 to
start a (bank account, to each new «PURPLE ('TROVE t
t
p ays a"Am tear Night at stat
B-UkN-K'i a n "Bringing
and Up
Junior"; piano solos by Mary
Lou McAllister and Mary. Bea
Purdon monologues • by Terry
Wilson and' Mary 'Lou McAlli-
ster; a• solo by Sharon Jefferson
an exciting wresting mateih. At
the conclusion Santa Claus ap-
peared. Dancing was enjoyed to.
music by Bruce's orchestra.
White Gift Sunday will be ,o(b
served at the morning; service
next ' 'Sunday, in the United
Church. Gifts ofclothing,, toys,
food andmoney are requested.
Thee will be sent to the Child-
ren's.Shelter in Goderich . ; ,
• Patsy Foran ' has .been a Pat -
lent. in Winghani Hospital where
she 'underwent 'an operation for
an in -growing boil on her fore
head: •
Fit Lt,, Keith Black, who is on
operation . Rapid Step. to. Nap- 4
les, spent Sunday with . Mrs.
Black and boys. • • '
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made for an "At Horne'' T'hurs-
day, December 27th with the fol,
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motto; "Love the gives 'not the re1T; `M'rs. I'm Brooks spent -Fri -
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gift" :Was given by Mrs. 'William
Purdon. Christmas carols. were
• 'interspersed during the pro-
• (gram. • •Johnny. Gibb sang a solo
• .and":.Mrs. Chester Taylor played.
"White Christm.a4r, in keeping
with the season. Miss Mary Mur-.
ray chose , as her topic .::"These
Gracious Gifts'.'.. An 'exchange of
gifts •was'.'enjoyed .after' 'which
lunch ',was' • served with Mrs.•D.
iihb, 11 rs.�E.' 1VIilTer and • Mrs.
J. 'Curran as hostesses,
S.S. No 3: Christmas ;Concert '
.The JCo:minunity'._Hal] was fill-
ed to capacity on • Friday evening
for the ;annual ''schuul concert of,
S.S. No. 3 with Mr: buss Erring-
ton
ton as teacher 'and 'Mrs. Rodgers,
musket director. Mr. Gordon
Smyth' was chairmen 'for the.
fine 'ram • w h it h included,
ehoruseS, the p'itipil,;"•'ecit�a-
•tions Eby Nanc'v :Syn th, ..Steve
'Nob.]e • and Bill Robinson, Wanda
.Wilson, ,Sharon' $inyth,. Diane
Chamney• 'and Dorothy 'Taylor;
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day at Owen . Sound.,
.The Purple, Grove Institute
visas• largely; attended .last:, Wed-
nesd'ay. at the home, ' f . Mr. and
Mrs: Franc'is Boyle.
Mrs: Peter Leeson' is' among
those who are ' ill.. She is in 'St.
Joseph's Hospital:. Her many it
friends' wish 'hey a speedy re-,
covery from .her recent opera-,,
tion. •
Mrs. Helen Swan and Mr. Mil-
ton Stanley and 'Norval' 'visited
at 'the home • of Mr. and Mrs.'
Glen ,Stanley .on Sunday. 1
Mr. ' and Mrs. Louis` Mich .of
Walkerton; Walter, "Joan, David;
visited; at the home ; of Mr. and:
Mrs. Frank' Dore.
The' Purple 'Grove 'school Con
-
.cert ei•t y. il'n he held Friday '`night,
Deccmber' 14t1f.
Mr. and Mrs. :Kenneth Rob-
ertson, Marlene,; Linda and Gar-
' don of Zion, 'spent Sunday with ;1,
Miss, Margaret and Donald Rob-H%,
erts:on,
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son was. auctioneer.
]Vtr, marl Crovvstori'1left last
of last week .for B.C.
Mr. John `Mirehouse, who has'
'been visiting his sister, *a - Fred
Tiffin, returns this week to Lyd-
da, ,Sask.
The Christmas concert at S.41,
No, • 8 was a decided • success.
iMusic was supplied by Wraith's
orchestra and Mrs. Wm, Scott
for. dance. after. We are ,sorry to
hear" that Mrs. Anderson leaves
at the end of the year,, Mrs., Dan
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McInnes will 'be ,the new 'teach-
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sided as chairman'. • .ry to have Rev. and Mrs, Caswell
Mr., and Mrs. Gordon Wall at=•
tended the .funeral at Auburn on
Saturday, for .her 2=rnbnihs-old
infant niece.
.. David and Marion
a visiteonaur ay with
Peter Steer while Janke ' and
Douglas
Vv ra�thvisited their aunt, Mrs.
"' Lucknow. ;
and family leave to make .their
home; , at Shetbourne but wish
them every' success.
The W.M.S. • is to . be held on
ihues-day afternoon a' t"t'beTome
.of Mrs, •-Farish Moffat.
Miss Betty Miller of the Ring
and Ottawa branch of • the Bank
Mr. Wendall Taylor has not of Montreal, 'Kitchener, 'spent •
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been feeling so •we]] the' past the week -end at her home.;;
week and is, having , a sale: of
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Don't -forget' the Christmas'
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' Rev. Norman Caswell preach- 'round enjoyment, An attractive: ,
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