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. 'THE LUCKNOW..rSENTINEL. LUCK.NOW, ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY, APRIL: 2100 .965
WHITECHIJRCH....an DISTRICT
(Intended For Last Week) •
ittie' Karen Gaunt, daughter
of • Mr. and .Mrs. 'HarleyGaunt,.
was this . week discharged from
Victoria,•'Children's Hospital, Lon-
don. We, are happy to: report her
health • is much, unproved,
50th. Wedding Anniversary
WS,. . Hugh. Sinnamon,: Mrs : • Ro-
be rt . Sinnamon,; Mrs....E; W. Bee-
croft were at 1,Westminster Hos:.
pital, London, on Thursday. Mr.
and. Mrs_; !Hugh Sinnamori were
celebrating their 51st wedding ,an-
niversary-Mr.
an niversary. Mr. Sinnamon has been.
a ';patient there for,. two years.
Calvin -Brick, held ' a very
successful bake sale in Wingham
in the Oddfellowsrooms .on Sat-
urday
Mrs: George Webster and. John
left from 'Malton . airport . rt, . for their
home in Halifax on Tuesday af-
ter ;a: five weeks 'visit, with •.rel -f
atives .here. •
Donald . Watt, student , 'preacher
at 'Knox . College, returned to Tor-
onto. with Murray 'Gaunt:
;Barry Tiffin of Water -loo. visit
ed Sunday ;with his parents . Mr.,
• and Mrs.; .Dan Tiffin,"' . and, Paul
Geiger.- .who_ .spent•L;:the ,.weekend.
'with Mr. and ` Mrs. Carl. McClen-
aghan,.;returned home with him.
Mr. and Mrs. Dann Tiffin and
Orville Tiffin' ,spent Sunday in-
Goderich ' and'visited with. Mr.
and , Mrs:. ` Alex. ` Butler . ' and Mr.
andMrs:. Gordon Jamieson.
United Church
h
.. ur eh Messengers .
The United' : Church' Messengers
held their • April meeting .in the
school , room - of the: church on
Sunday, April, • 11th, ...during church
service.:: The call to worship was
given by Mrs.Clarence 'Ritchie.
All repeated the motto in unison.
A . hymn; was . sung. The scripture
lesson ' was psalm 1.48 repeated
in ` unison.: -Joyce Tiffin ` : led in
prayer. . Linda, ; Purdon received
the ; .offering and Earp Thompson
gave ' the 'Offering prayer, The
roll can was. answered by an.. at.,
tendance of 17. The minutes were
read by secretary . Charles Thom-
pson. Themembers were given,
mite boxes., John ' Gibb• was. ap
pointed press, secretary, as Di-
ane Swan who was the .secretary,
has moved to Bervie. Joyce Tif-
fin was also appointed • 1st vice
president, to replace one, moved
away,.' The Thankoffering will be
held, May 124th when :the C.O.C.
of Chalmers Presbyterian Church
and the : Baby Band will be in-
vited, The next' meeting:. will be
May 16th in `: the . Sunday School,
room,` All then ' went to ' their clas-
ses. The Senior leader • is Mrs.
Clarence ,Ritchie , 'and the Junior
leader Mrs. Elmer Sleightholm,
Percy McClenaghan, Bevan Tif-
fin ' and Mrs. 'Lillian MoClenag-
han on Sunday visited . with Miss
Mildred MdClenaghan of Milton,,.
and in s. the afternoon accompan-
ied by Barbara Milne, all visited.
Mallon airport. .
Currie's School ..Euchre Party
On Friday 'evening the teacheer,
Mrs. Garniss, and pupils of .Cur
rie's school held a euchre party
in ;the , school to aid _their _.funds_
for , a bus trip. There 'were • 16 eta
bles enjoyed the game. Those re-
ceiving high .' scores were . Mrs.
Jim Coultes, Belgrave, & Harold
Congraxn ' The. ' low, scores . were'
received , by Mrs.', Gordon Mc-
Burney a n d Howard .Walker.'
Those . winning .: prizes for having
a birthday , nearest the ' . date of
the party . (April 9th) :'were 'Don
Don-
ald Pattison and ' :Joan'. Currie.
Lunch was served''by. , the teach-
er ' and :pupils. .
Whitechurch Safety Sisters
Whitechurch' Safety . Sisters held
their ' meeting. on Tuesday' even-
ing at the., home of ' . Irene .:De
Boer. The meeting opened '. with
the president, Paine a King, pre-
siding. • The ' meetin opened . by
all repeating the 4 ' :Pledge in
Sh9.wer-H,eld, For
Mildred Waidell'
(AMBERLEY• NEWS)
'. '''(Intended .For Last Week)
• A community shower, was held
in the Sundays Schoolroom of
Pine. River , United Church :.on
Thursday evening of last week'
in honour of Mildred , Wardell..
. Mrs. Delbert Wilson was chair.
lady " for the • occasion 'and the
program 'opened ' with, instrumen-
tal 'music by Mrs, Jim Nesbitt.
Songs by ' Brenda 'Henry, Shirley,
Reid,, Brenda Humphrey, Corinne
Lowry ' and Peggy Fry were ac-
companied by Eleanor Emmerton.
After.--a-reading by -Mrs, -Carrick
Coiling, Mrs. . Bill ' Scottsang two
pleasing numbers which were ac-
companied by Mrs, Robert Court-
ney,
Mary, Maithel Lee, , and Debbie
Wilson sangtwo: eriloyable num-
bers, and a 'contest of T: V. per-
sonalities was conducted by Mrs.
Delbert Wilson. Carol Irwin , and'
Barbara Wilkin -escorted Mildred
to her place of honour and Mrs.
unison.'• The 7• girls present an;
swered the roll -call by stating
a Traffic Law, each had .learned."
The . minutes were read by Mar-
lene Weber..:Pamnla King invited
the Safety Sisters to hold the
next meeting 'Tuesday, April 13th,
at ' her home.: ` The .discussion was.°
based on Rules for. well ,planned
meals which . do not. cost too
much. A menu for. -breakfast, . a.
carried' lunch,, a' ;home: aunch and
a, supper was prepared. All learn-
ed to judge first 'aid ;kits. ;'-:In
struction , Was given on 'writing, a,
club' story. Hosie' assignments
were •plan and lirepa. re a meal.
for .your . family .'if: possible ' and
record it .in your Record Book;
complete First Aid Kit and Rec-
ord : Book. ,The . meeting ;closed
with the ' repeating, of the 441
Creed.
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John Scott read an address to the
bride-to-be. Messages accompany-
ing the gifts were read by the
bride and girl friends. Mildred
made 'a fitting ' reply, •'• thanking.'
everyone who had a part . in, ar-
ranging her shower. She invited
them to her : home to view her
trousseau..
Lunch was served and a social
tirrie •: 'was enjoyed;
Yo;ir. Subscription Renewed?
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Untended For;: Lasts °Week)'
!Linda' Evans . of • Downsview
spent a few':' days. with her grand-
parents Mr. and .Mrs. 'Bert Nic-
holson:.
William. Haldenby. attender the
National` Grocers Open. !House'' at
Brampton.; 'He accompanied. Mr.
and Mrs.. Clare 'Sperling. ,
On Good FridaY.the . service in
the 'Anglican Church will be held
'at 2 . o'clock. A . cordial invitation
is ' extended, to , any;, who wish to,
attend.
The many friends ' of :Mrs.. 'Karl . .
Boyle, • formerly' of here,' who un.
'derwent major surgery °,'on Satur-
day .. last ., at 5t. Jotsephs Hospital, •
London, are pleased to know that
she is making - favourable 'prog-
ress. Her room number is 436..
" Mr. and Mrs. mot, Brooks --of
Wingham spent the week -end with,. •
her. parents Mr, and. Mrs. Perry
H -do. gins.
-Mt.- and '.: Mrs:' ,. Roy Schneller
spent a day in London.
Mr. - and Mrs.. Scott Walsh and:
Children of ` Carlsruhe; . visited; , on
oth: . .
Sunday . with his mer ' Mrs..
Gertrude .'Walsh.: '
The Anlcanservice.next Sun,
day will be at., 11 o'clock. •
Mrs.:: Frank Maulden visited
with Mrs. Margaret MacPherson,.
'Concession 10. Friends; are pleas-
ed ,,•
leased:� to know that Mrs:. iMacPher-
son: is. steadily .improving. •
Mrs. Frank Maulden and 'Keith, ;
spent the :week.end " with Mr. and
Mrs:. ;Arthur , Philips , and '.Peggy'
at Fonthill , • .
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