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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ,ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY, AUG.. 25th, 196S.
' C air ers.W.M.S..
(Whitechurch News)
Chalmers. Presbyterian W.M.S..
metOn Wednesday, August 18 .at
the. home. of Mrs. Albert NtcQuill-
nn with 18 ladies and two child-
ren. present.,'• .
Themeeting opened , with. , the
president Mrs. Victor ' Emerson
gvfr g 'a poem ``What I Can Do"
nd the Call to , Worship., The
Eeripture..was read by, Mrs. Robt.
Ross. The Meditation was. given
,by Mrs , ,Ii. D ' MacDonald, Mrs.
Prank' Coultes led in prayer, . A.
hym*. was sung..
Mrs: George Fisher gave the
tepid. She described the power of
Niagara' Falls "Mien. converted to
electricity and- the .power of TN.
She compared the (power of Pray-
er as a,, conn unication people
have with God If people would
*zse Prayer at all times and not
>,E when in need,; in fear, or in
banger how much happier lives
they would have.. 'If folks, become
accustomed to _prayer they will
ttirn d"
to Goas 'naturally"as . a
wer to .the sup.; More . things are
tit "b - prayer than this "World.
o . The' Glad Tidings
dreams fgs
'grayer was given by Mrs. John
-
Ston Conn,
minwere read. Mrs.
,.Tne Utes ;by :
Th ff
Russel Ross. dedicated ng, y was
Mrs,,
Miuiail'on ..Couple..
ceived and;
lo, Mrs. Victor Emerson
Don. Ross ,
yer for the sick Ar-
rangements were made for flow, 50 Year. Married Tent A, Guide
ed in pr
„CI
itts" Best
amp
ers .in the church, on Sundays till
September 12.,Mrs. H D; Mac-
Donald gave a report on Missions.
Mrs. Dawson, Craig . gave. a fines
aneial statement.
•
Ladies Aid •
A' hymn was sung .and then the.
Ladies' Aid 'meetingwas held. It.
was decided to. quilt a quilt for'
the Bale and one •for folks wish-
ing 'One. done A. ' committee . all
pointed was 'Miss Lila : Emerson,
Mrs. Watt,;. •Mrs: A. Gaunt . and'
Mrs. J. McInnes.
TheBenediction_..3yas given. -by
•Mrs, Emerson , and Grace .was.
sung. Lunch .was served by host,.
ess Mrs. McQuillan and those In'
charge.•of the meeting Mrs. D. H.`
MacDonald I and: Mrs, George
Fisher. •
Barbara , . Stanley,.. of Lucknow
spent a few• days last week .with
her :grandparents, 'Mr. and Mrs.
James McInnes.
Jim Falconer . and Lois were.
Wednesday evening •visitors • with
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Ritchie.
Mr. and:. Mrs. Albert Coultes
visited= Wednesday 'with Mr. and
Mrs. .Jadk Coultes and family' of
Dresden.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dahmer of,
Millarton. recently celebrated their
Golden .Wedding • at their home on
the 'Durham Road.. They were.
"At , Horne" to their'. friends and.
neighbours on. July .25, when over
one hundred and fifty persons
called to Offer congratulations
and: ` best . wishes.. .
At the, tea. table; centered with
a three -tiered • wedding cake, Mrs.
John Upper of Atwood poured tea
in' the afternoon land. , Mrs.. Orville
Taylor in the evening. Tea was'
served by' Miss -Mildred Horne,
Mrs. Lilian Robinson . assisted. by
Miss Lexie , Bell and Mrs. Howard.
Brown. • - -
On the :following: Sunday a wed-
ding dinner was served : at their
home to .twenty-five relatives. :.
Mr. and., Mrs.. Dahmer were
married : July 28, 1915, and' have
lived on the same farm since their
marriage; They have two 'daugh-
ters Hazel: and Acie _(Mrs.. Noel'
Charron) and one son Morrison.
Brian Falconer. of. Bright's .
Grove spent this week holidaying
with' his grandmother Mrs: Cecil
Falconer.
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oWflership
(by Carroll McKim),
Ties' is • my report of the, Come
,pang Camp, of the lst .Lucknow
Guide Company, ,,,held at Camp.
Glen -Mac, near Seaforth, Ontario;
from August 5th to 15th.Parents
of the Guides :provided transporta-
tion to and from the camp for the
twenty-seven , guides . , and four
•
leaders. '
The campers named .their gtents
after families and 'they' were as
follows: ' "Rogues", , Mary Hend-
erson! Margaret' , Chester, • Eliza-
beth Newbold, Barbara , Wilkins,
and Brenda Ritchie; "Clampitts",
Donna Mullin, . Brenda Jardine,
Janet Thompson, Carol. Campbell
and Elva Ritchie; "Mary Pop-
pins",
op-pins",Patricia ,Connor, Ellen :.o
Donnell,. Jo Anne Green Patty
Hamilton and. . Deborah Corrin;:
"Gilligan. Islanders", Gail .Jamie,
son,_ Edith Whitby,: Nancy.. Walden,
Charlene Anderson and • Susan
Manto. "The Pioneers" were • Bev-
erley MacDonald, Sandra Boak,
Lynda. 'Walden, : Nancy ,Corrin and
Nancy Kirkland. . .
"Piney", Mrs. Jim Boyle was
the '.pioneer leader and was 'as-
sisted by "Daffy" 'Eleanor' Whit-
by. "Ginger",- Lynda Boyle, assist-
ed the . general' staff which was
"Mickey" Mrs. J. C. McKim, com-
mandant, "Cookie", Mrs. George
Whitby, quartermaster, and "WS.
Ed," Mrs. Jack' -MacDonald, : pro-
gram .director. Elaine Whitby . ac-
companied her mother.
The ° , campy schedule kept the
girls : very . busy. The '"cooks''
-were : wakened at 6:45 am. For
the first five days, : the ' guides
cooked on a wood stove in an out-
door kitchen: Then the, girls cook-
ed. over. , patrol fires;, for, 'the last
five day& One of the highlights of
the camp was. the . daily .. bus trip
to the Seaforth, . Lions pool . where
we had the pool to ourselves for
an hour:`Two , guides passed . their
lst %class swim test during this
period, : DeborahCorrin and Nan-
cy Walden.. Hikes, nature,, 'study,
crafts' . and : wide games ,-added ;to
the varied ' program.: On . August
7th, the,, guides attended the' Sun-
day morning chnrch'service at the
First Presbyterian : Church' , in;
Seaforth : and were cordially re-
ceived.
Each day ended .with a . Camp-
fire. An., International . mapfire
and a Christmas campfire added
interest here and I think I could
safely say that "Mandy was the
favourite :' camp song. The con-
cluding • campfire was .. a very
special one. Three recruits Were
enrolled into the sisterhpod of
guides:, Edith .Whitby,.. Ellen , O'Don-
nell and Nancy Walden. The fol-
lowing : badges were .presented
.Gail Jamieson, Second Class, Pat-
ricia Connon; ' Minstrel; Sandra
Boak, First Aid; Nancy Kirkland,'
Cook; Nancy Corrin, Cook and
First Aid; . Linda Walden,' Cook
and First • Aid;:. Beverley MacDon
aid; . First Aid,. Cook and Track-
er, Eleanor Whitby, Camper,
Woodman, .First Aid . Stalker, Con
servation•, _ and Woodlore Emb-
1eni�; Linda 'Boyle, Camper., Wood-
man,, First Aid, Tracker, .Con-
servation and ' Woodlore' Emblem.
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The : campers, all did their jobs
well, but since itis traditional to
pick a "best camper", • Mickey
presented. this award to first.',
year camper . Charlene : Anderson.
The "best pioneer" was Sandra
Boak. The best tent at, 'inspect=
ion was the "Clampitts."
Special visitor at the camp was
Mrs. A. E. McKim, who' donated ,
the crafts material. •The. camp
was Officially inspected by Mrs:'
Greta. .Lavender, Huron .Division
Camp Advisor, who• has since . .
sent' word that the pioneers, pas-
sed .their 'badge. •
It is the hope of the staff : that
although _ thecampers may, have
returned honor tired, they inay.
have .had a profitable and . enjoy-
able experience,
..'Mrs 'George Whitby looked ..af�
ter the financial business of :the
camp ' She has reported . that the •
total profit • from ,the . camp 'a-'•
mounted ,:to $67.45. A • cheque' for .
this amount has ,been forwarded.
to .the Glen Mac' Camp. for, . i.m-'
proveinents to , the site:
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and family, Trenton, visited last •
week with 'Mr .and .' Mrs. Tom .'.
Stewart, 'boys and: other: relatives,
Mrs: James Wraith,. Lucknow,,
spent ' Thursday. night, with Mrs.
•Frank, Brown and called .on" form-.
er, neighbours along the line..
Ronald Parker Bsc': Fort Will
liam is spending some time with
his . parents Mr. :and /Mrs. with.
e4
Parker. ,
Doris Wall land little Sherry Pen-
ner, ,London . spent the week -end
with 'Mr. and Mrs. •Morley; Wall •
and family. ' ' '
Beverley Wall, Exeter, Was
horn' for a few days.
Christine. and Mary Lou. Thomp-
son holidayed with , Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart. Bell,. Shelbourne:
William : Stauffer., ' Brantford,
was a caller ,at .Browns. on Sun --
day afternoon:.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gray, Blue=
vale, spent Sunday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Midford Wall.
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