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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ovn.weif:
WROMPAY, 11.1!)V. 19th,, Ma
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BOUNDARY EAST
The Wbiteehurch Women's In-
stitute held 'their NOvember,
meeting' on Tuesday p.m. with an
attendance of about 40 ladies and
8, children. The meeting opened
with Mrs. McInnes presiding •for
the program by eiverYone singing
the• Institute Ode and repeating,
14e, Mary, Stewart collect. Mrs.,
„Hetion Trwin gave the motto on
."The ChainSTOTiiita awto6-iileak.
to be felt until theyare too
strong to beiii)104'01(ei,f .-Current
events were given by Mrs. Ru -
sell Ross; - Mary M and, Kathleen
Fishertears",
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"Makearalcubalwas your
reaponded to, by a' school mem-
ory., jean. Gaunt favored with 'a
piano solo. The, guest speaker
was Rem.. L. A. Parker of ' _the:,
Whightm• '..riglicai` •church,. Be
;Spoke very'calbaliW 'on- the cause.
of wa.rs and peace, after which.
• Mary 'Margaret and Kathleen
Fisher sing "In •the, Garden".
Mrs, Charlie Shielis and Mrs,
Alex • Robertson 'gave their re-
ports on their trip to the :con,
ventkin at Guelph. COMMunity
Singinginterspersed the meeting.,
Mi.i' DuStfn • Beecroft spoke a
7 few •wordis of thanks and appre-
elation to-IVIr. Parker for his fine
•address. Hostesses .for this meet-
ing-were,Mrs; Ed DifeBurriei an4
Mrs. Ernest Beecroft.'' The next
meeting is our Christrnas Meet-
ing With:Mrs. Rofbt. Ross and Mrs.
T. Moore as hostesses. The roll
call,. :The best Christirnat I ever
had. There is :also a 10 -Cent 6E-,
change 'of. gifts. Special. speaker,
Rev. Watt. 'Lunch, 'sandwiches &
cdokies.. A contest of a• plate of
homemade cookies and the re-
cipe :is a feature of ,the meetirig.
,- IVIrs.:. Annie Carter ''of LoridOn
spent a couple of weeks. at the
home of her 'brother; Mr. Robert
tehisorr, • . ,: , • •
Mra. W. Lott sperit-a week with
daughter near London....
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Mr. and Mns. Rhys. Pollock and.
sons of Winghasn ' and Mr... and:
Mrs. Ronald Forster • and family
spentSmiday at GeorgeT-Fisifer'S,
• A "Make It Right" course .was
attended by 16 ladies in .White,
churchHall a• week ago with
Miss. Eleanor Kidd" of Toronto in
DONATE 'GIFTS FOR
WESTMINSTER, VET
Members of 'the I..adies Auxil-
iary donated gifts at their No-
vember meeting last week for -a
parcel to be ,sent to their adopt-
ed , veteran 'in.. Westminster Hos-
pital.' Mrs. Eva Black presided
and it was decided to hold a
turkey supper on' Monday, De-
cember 8th, at -6.30. , •
A donation of $50 • was made'
to the Canadian Legion Branch
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The:. Municipal. Garbage :Collection Service. is
to be terminatedfor the winter Months:
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LAST. COLLECTION OF THE SEASON
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. THURSDAY and FRIDAY„, November 27, 28
. Please Note Mies! Dates.
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•LUCKNOVir MUNICIPAL COUNCIL
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Mr. and "Mrs. Wm. MacDonald
of • Lucknow. spent a day last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
Hutchison. •
and it *was decided to present a
• : gift to, Mrs. Gordon MacGregor
who is returning to-, Scotland for
a visit.
An interesting report Was giv-
en by Mrs. Sadie MacMillan whb
attended the annual convention
ai Brockville. The meeting Wag
closed by Mrs.. Wm., Stimson, 1st
;vice president.
There will be an exchange of
Christmas gifts at the next meet-
ing.
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PEDESTRIANS
...ONTARIO .(DEPARTMENT OF'H10-AWAYS
• 11. DOUCETri. Minister
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ENTERTAINING 'PROGRAM
PRESFNTED, FRIDAY NIGHT
The Sunday School mondf,i.the
United Cluireh, was c
filled on Fri.
day' evening, for a .mot enter-
taining program 'Presented under
the auspices of the Webster -
Group of the Women's Associa-
tion. Mr. W. L, MacKenzie pre-
sided in his inimitable way as
chairman. • •
"The' program included Vocal
numbers by a group from Miss
Ruby Webb's Room, Joan Craw -
'ford, Nancy Webster,Patricia
Thoinpson, Allin ChM, I3•illy
Robinson and Harm'`Iloffstedt,
with accompaniment •• by, Elmer.
Umbach; piano duets by Rev.:and.
Mrs. G. A. Meiklejohn; ivotal
solos by Mrs. Harold Haldenby
with, accompaniment by Mrs.
John Hall; •a" splendid speech •by
Elizabeth Ann Webster on' "The
Canadian .National. Exhibition",'
which she gave at the Bruce Co;
public speaking contest; male
quartette selections by Alex Mc-
Nay, Ra'ynard Ackert, Eldon Hen-.
derson 'and Elmer Umbach with
accompaniment 'ibY Mrs. J. W..
Joynt; piano instrumentals by
Mrs.. Harvey Hbuston • and Ken-
neth McNay; and an .auto, harp
and mouth organ duet by -MTS.
'James Webster and W. L. Mac-
Kenzie. . • • '
Rev. .Meiklejahn was called on
while preparations were being
made • tO present the' playette,
"The New Minister", which was
'Uproariously funny. Members of
the cast Were Mrs. Kenneth Mur -
die, Mrs. Campbell Thompson,
Mrs. Howard Rdbinson,: Mrs: J.
C. Armstrong, 'Mrs. J. W. .14:**,.
Mrs. Glen Walden, Mrs. • Harvey
Webster • arid Mrs. , Armstrong
Wilson. • • •
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The and W.A. =Mei on.
Tuesday afternoon, at the home
of' Mrs. H, Jefferson c'with' 16 lad-
ies -in attendance. The W. M. S,.
Meeting was. led by •Mrs.11.
Chainney. Verses from' 1.st *Sam-
uel were :read' as the lessori fol-
lowed by' prayer and the Lord's
prayer in 'unison. Misses Grace -
Thompson and Louise Jefferson.
contributed. a'•Piano duet. Mrs.
Thompson' read a report orik Kor-
ean relief: Mrs. H. Jefferson and
'Mrs. N. Thompson gave- reports
of: the SeCtional meeting at Au,
burn.' Mrs. Chas. Jefferson and
Mrs. : N. Thompson sang "Any-.
where with Jesits". Mrs.. 3: C.
Rbinson gave a reading on chris-
'don stewardship. Mrs, E. Robin -
soli read the chapter' in the study
book. The December meeting.
„will be 'held at the home Of Mrs.
R. Chamney. • Mr. Washington
closed the meeting with prayer.,
• . Miss -Elaine. Jefferson and Mrs..
R.' Ohamney were among those
who took= the.: bus trip to the
Royal Winter Pair frdin „Auburn.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray' Han'na'-and
daughter of Belgrave were Sun-
day (visitors with, her parents; Mr.
and. Mrs. Bert Taylor:
Mr. arid Mrs. Stuart iChamney.
and Dianne -were Sunday visitors
With -Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Hender-
son at .Kippen. •
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CREWE,
(Intended .tor iaSlt Week) .
Mr. Warren . Zinn spent the
lveek-ends in Toronto. •
Mr, and Mrs. Ronald Treleaven
and Linda of Kitchener'spent
Sunday with Mr., and Mrs. •JI
Curran and, nfarnily.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Crozier
and family visited in Londonover
the week -end. •
Mr. and -Mrs. Lorne' Hasty Call-
ed ori Clinton 'friends On Sunday.,
• 'Misses Ruth and Sylvia • Cur-*
ran attended the ir.P.S. banqiiet
at Srucekield last Monday even-
ing,
.Mr. and Mrs. Jirii Sherwood &
'Norma visited Sunday' at Shakes-
peare,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Kaye and
Soil of Tharneaford visited Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. R. Fin-
nigan arid family.
Mr; and :Mrs. V. J. Hunter and
family Of Lucknow .visited With
1VIr. and Mrs. Jack Curran and
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'ELECT OFFIVERS
ZION TURKEY SUPPER'•
Over fifty members of Maple
Grove L.O.L. No, 1044 gathered
at' the lodge roc= at Zion for
the= annual meeting that was pre,
ceded, by a delicious turkey Stip.,
per. • „
Almin Irwin vacated the Mast,
sifeir'seciiengisc,11:airwilt.hdfocrw. thEho.e ulealeecti:ertino,,ainpgshotafipliftil_
the new 'officers'who are as fol,
lows: WM., Milvert. Reid; .D.M,,
James, Ketchabaw; chaplain, D,
Hackett; Marshall, Eldon Mil,
ler; recording -secretary, Rarvey
Ritchie; financial-secretary,0%,
Buckinghairt; treasurer, Marshall
Gibson; 1st Lect., Fred)
liri; ,Charles McDonald;
Sr. Com,' Bert Alton; . Jr,
Wm.. Ketctiabaw, Eric Hackett
'Ira 6. .bell and Douglas 'Ha , •
ett.
, Honorary members were called
en for speecheS, including CO.,
Master. Claude Dore.
KAIRSHEA COTTON 'CLAgs
• The 'third meeting • of ' "The
DaUghters of the Kairshea" was
held at the horne of Marilyn Car-
ruthers. The patterns were pin,
ned on the materials and cut out.
The fourth Meeting was held
on .November ,17th- at the home.
of Daphne MacIntyre. The roll
call Was ansvvered by "Why, I
picked my pattern". The minutes
were then read by Joan and Irene;
read het, sumniary for, ber record
book. Mrs: McKinnon and Mit:,
Lavis then dictated ,notes. ,Mrs.
McKinnon showed us how to lay •
out a collar and how to make
gathers: We were Shown points in,
sewing our dresses which helped, •
OBITUARY •
THOMAS 'A: McKEITH . : '
The death "Thosiks Alekan-
der MaKeith,.. a foilWr resident*
Of Ashfield Township, occurred
at : Hazenmore, Saskatchewan, on'
4/1.ondaY of last :week. He was Qa
years, of age.
4 son of the late. Robert and.
Rachel IVIcKeith he .was born in •
'Blanchard Township'; Perth Co,,
on Octdber4 24th, '1864, -and when.
'a.. lad inolv,fed• to Ashfield with, his • •
parents, in 1878.
On 'January lst, 1.899, iv-mar—
ried Mary . Catherine Barnby
whO predeceased- .him in 1936.
They went West in 1913 and had •
resided there since theri: •
Theltmeral -Was held at Raz.'
*manor! last AltredriesdaY, Mr. Me.
Keith is survived by three' Sting,.
•Edward Douglas IV,IcKeith ofyan-
couver, Robert. Thomas McKeith'
in Northern Saskatchewan, John.
Thompson McKeith • of Razen,
:more- and .1Am daughters, Kra. J.
Steptoe (Ethel Winnifred) uf
Fome.,Lake, Sask., and Mrs. Rich-
ard BrlIke .(0. l!achel) of Ilaz,
enin0
Mr, Les 1VICKeith Lucknow
is the sole survivor, of a. family:
of four !bays: Two other. broth-
ers,: Robert McKeith died in 187a
'and John McKeith: 'in 1935. t;
BLAKE. FOLK , ENJOY '•
FINE SUPP,ER AND: CONCERT
The annual church stiOper was
held in ,Blake's Hall 'on Friday
evening When a fine supp9r and •
e good program was enjoyed by
.thethe event.large crowd.. '. td
Whiah a, ten ea-
. Rev. j. R. Dickinson presided
and 'a.vo the chairman's. address.. •
The Varietyprogram included a
reading by Mrs. Chris Cook,
seing with glitter accompaniment
Don Nicholson, violin; num-• •
bers by 'Ken Scott of of Belgrave
'with Miss Mary Scott 'of Wing- ,
ihns, ami'bayWm. n
s accompnk
aeniisntg, h, caboirri,i,c4 wrettnitid:
ber "Grandma's Love Letter 8“ by
Mrs. lame tianstOn" and. Mrs.
Dick Kilpatrick with Mrs. Mac -
Ivor at ithe piano, and an address
btHayeknery:teptvitn,ke. St„odth 'allerst. h eIVI hlorvhi:
SERVE
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