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THE i UCKNOW SENTINEL,LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
EHLJRCH and DISTRICT
(intended. For Last. Weep
COULTES In Sydenham Dis-
trict Hospital Wallaceburg on
Wednesday September 2, 1.964. to
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Coultes a son
John Kevin a brother for Debbie.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coultes of
Whitechurch are the grandparents,
Mrs. Bill;` Evans 'spent Friday at
London Fair and ; visited with rel-
atives. •
Miss Mildred McClenaghan R.N.
left on Monday to assist at the.
office of Dr. Heitz of Milton until
he secures some other help.
Mrs. Dan Tiffin, . Barry, Joyce
and Mr. Joe Tiffin accompanied
Mrs: Orville Tiffin accompanied
Friday for a check-up. ' We 'are
pleased to report Mrs. Tiffin is
slowlyrecovering from her major'
oPeration.
Mr. and Mrs.. Victor Emerson
returned home on Thursday even-
ing after ' visiting ;relatives at
Lenore Manitoba, . Biggor and
Saskatoon Sask. , and Vancouver.
They report . wet weather . on the
prairie and the farmers ;anxiously
awaiting dry weather to harvest
fair to good crops depending 'on
the moisture received : in the
growing period.
Present Young Couple
On Friday evening a : reception
'was he�l 'in Whitechurch Com-
munity Memorial Hall for the
newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Leroy
Itintoul(nee Miss Lila Black). A.
large . crowd of .I friends, relatives
and neighbours gathered intheir
11011011r. At the lunch hour. Mr. and
Mrs. Rintoul were called.. to the
platform, given seats ' of ' honour.
while " Mr. Alex'. ' Craig ' addressed
them and Mr. John Willis pre-
sented the.. couple with a gift of
money. Both Mr . and: Mrs. Rintoul,
thanked the gathering for their
kindness in remembering them and
for the evening of entertainment
provided. Dancing was enjoyed ; to
Music supplied . by .Tiffin's . Orches-
tra and Messrs. Fred. Deacon and
Oscar Shefter managed the call-
ing-off.
Congratulations to ,Mrs. George
Fisher on 'passing the Summer
Course, for` Junior Education for.
grades 4,5 and6 Which she attended
in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Proctor
of Livonia Michigan spent the
holiday with • Mr. and Mrs. Russel
Ritchie, Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Tiffin
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tiffin.
Mr. and Mrs. George . Fisher
and Doris spent holidays last week.
with friends at Toronto, Oak Lake,
Kingston, Peterborough and Fort
Erie ,and ' also viewed the cottage
at Kawartha . Lake near Stoney
Lake which :.Mr.' and Mrs. Arnold
Lougheed of Peterborough .are
building—
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs...: Victor. Emerson were Mr. and
'Mrs. Russel Proctor Livonia Mich.,`
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Ritchie, Mr.
Elliott Taylor Kincardine, Miss Lila
Emerson, and Mrs. Maude Hagge
who remained for the winter mon-
ths.
Mr. Jacob•- Kuiper, Raymond and
Paul, left on Sunday for Holland
Michigan where he will rent a van
and return on; Monday, pack the
van and.on Tuesday' move to Hol-
land Michigan to complete his. min,•
iisterial studies.
Quite a number from our' com-
munity attended the Labour Day
celebrations on• •Saturday.
Congratulations to Mr. George
Conn on receiving an A certificate
standing in the Mathematics Short.
Course he' attended at 'Western,
University London, this., summer.
Since termination of the course he.
has; been' assisting Mr. 'Wilfred
White in building operations.
Mr.' Kenny Morrison: has been
working with Yundt Bros. at the
gravel, pit in .. West Wawanosh the
last few weeks.
Mr. Jim,Ross of Port Elgin spent.
the holiday: week -end with:. his.
parents Mr.:and Mrs. Russel Ross.
Miss Linda Johnston of `Waterloo.
spent' the holiday with Mr.and Mrs.
Charles Tiffin. •
Mr. and Mrs.Eddie Hand . and
family of Orillia 'spent the holiday
'with his parents.Mr. andMrs. Hugh
Hand&
Miss Patrice King of Teeswater,
visited :. last week with . Mr.' , and
Mrs. Walter. Arscott and her sisters
Valerie 'and. Andrea 'King.
Minister Presented
On ' • Sunday at the Chalmers
Presbyterian Church,;student pre-
acher Mr. Jacob` Kuiper' preached
his farewell' , sermon as he has to
return to the' Seminary at' Holland
Michigan 'to complete his minis-
terial education.At the close of
the service. Mr. Walter Elliott read
an address and.Mr. Andrew Gaunt,
on behalf of the : congregation pre-
sented
re
sented:.Mr. and.. Mrs.Kuiper with
a lovely..:whiite leather Bible and a
gift of money. Mr.Kuiper,although
taken by surprise replied thanking
all for the',reception"given': them
when''; they arrived a year'. ago,
their co-operation"during the'past
year, and he • felt the fellowship:
had been the best possible..
At ' Langside the congregation
presented ' them with a plaque.
The U. C. W. of the United
LANGSIDE
(Intended For Last Week)'
Present Minister
On: Sunday Mr.' ,Jacob'Kuiper
gave his last, sermon as a stu-
dent minister before returning to
Holland, Michigan, to' attend his
third year„ in college, At the .close
of the service, Mr. James Rich-
ardson with a few well chosen
words presented . Mr. Kuiper with
a • small gift as a token of re-
membrance. Mr. Kuiper express-
ed his, appreciation for the kind-
ness he >> and• his wife and.family
had received while: with the Lang --
side'. congregation:.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Crowston
and family of Chatham, Mr.. and
Mrs. Orland Irwin,' Steven and.
Fay of . Lucknow, Mr. and •Mrs,
Clayton Alton and , Anne of . Ash-
field visited their :parents Mr. and
Mrs. John .Crowston.
Week -end' visitors' with Mr. and
Mrs.' Wm. Neable were Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Neable and family,
Murray Neable' of Brampton, Miss
Helen Neable of : London, Mr. and
Mrs. Julius " Fischer and . family
of Gorrie and Ralph Wilet of Lis-
towel. Congratulations to Mr..' and
Mrs. Neable who. celebrated: their
35th wedding ' anniversary quietly
on' Sunday.
Mrs.` Wm. Evans visited at. the
home of her " son Ted,; and Mrs.
Evans and.Linda of Downsview
'.Church . are visiting Brucelea Haven
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ttand Kenton. of'. Goderich.
on• Wednesday at ' 2 o'clock when
they will provide a varied pro
gramme: Rev.'and... Mrs.. Geo.
Mitchell will accompany the.; ladies.
Those attending the Toronto ;Ex-
hibition on bus trips Monday and
Wednesday; were" Mr. and Mrs,
Ezra Scholtz, Joann Laidlaw, Mr.
and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin, ' .Andy'.
Henderson, Wayne " and: Garnet
Farrier, Ken, Jim and , Donald.
Morrison, ' Mr. and Mrs.. Bill Pur
don, Barbara . •and Mary, Donna
Riritoul, Annetta Cline,; Jim . Fal-
coner; John Coffin; Gary Chapman.
Visitor's with:'Mr. and Mrs.'Ezra
Sehel z on Monday ..were Mr.. an
Mrs. Clayton' Scholtz; Karen, Lease
WEDNESDAY,. SEPT. 1400, 1l0
RIPLEY MEAT MI
Custom Butchering
y Hogs, $2.00: in by 4 QO p.m
Mondays - •
Cutting and Wrapping, ,2c pound
CATTLE, CALVES and: LAMBS EVERY DAY;
1 EXCEPT 'SATURDAY
We Do Curing and Smoking ..' , Beef,; ,Pork` and Lamb..
mg
•Sold Whole, Half or. Quarter . .. For Better Service,.
And Lower Prices Call' Ripley 100. •
• Chas. Hooisma .�-- Prop, • ,
and attended the C.N.E. She re-
turned with them when they came
up for the week -end.
Several :.from the.'district • were
in' attendance at the Palace , Gar
dens, Formosa, when Allan Miller,
Harvey Kuntz and" the Rippling
Water Boys of Kitchener were the
performers who put on the con-
cert Sunday afternoon.
Mr.' and IUirs. Jack Cochrane.
of Tbedford visited Labour Da y
with Mr. and. Mrs. Wm. Scott.
Mrs. LucyWangler is a visitor'
at the. home of Mrs. Pat Mac-
Millan for a few weeks.
Mr, and Mrs. `Graydon ` Ritchie
of Ashfield were callers at the
'home '.bf her sister Mr. and Mrs. Mary's •'` Hospital, Kitchener on
Lorne Wall and' .family:
Langside Correspondent Honoured
.on 35th . •
Mr; and Mrs.. Art Hinschberger,
Dale and `.Lisa, Allan Miller of
Kitchener were week -end visitors
with their parents,. Mr`. and. Mrs.
Frank Miller. Mr, and Mrs., Hin-
schberger entertained their par-
ents io dinner in' Wingham Sunday
evening in. recognition of.their
35th wedding anniversary;which
was on September .2nd.:
Mr. and, Mrs. Gordon Wall and.
family visited with her . cousin
Mrs. Mildred Wettlaufer. in: Tav
istock ; and, with .Mr. Alphonse
Murray.' who is:a patient in St.
TAILGATERS•TRESPASS on the protective space:
behind other cars by following too closely.
They caused over 7,000 accidents in Ctntariolast .year because
they didn't leave' a safe bstopping distance between cars.
Safe stoppingdistance is at:least one car' length
between your car and the one .ahead for every.
10 miles/of:speed. At 60 miles;an hour you should
be six car lengths. behind the car in front of you.
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fSunday.
Mr. and:: Mrs'. Russel Proctor
of Livonia Mich., , visited during
i the week -end With.. their cousins
Mr.. and Mrs. Russel B. Ritchis
and other:members of the' Tiff ir
family. - Miss ,inda : Johnston 01
Waterloo visited during the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Charii(
Tiffin.
Accident Near Langside
We are glad to report that Mr
,Joseph . Guest is coming aioni
nicely 'in Wingham Hospital sine(
having the misfortune of being 'it
collision' with Mr. Russel Ritchie
Both drivers had -the . right of wa
and met at the corner, one bloc}
above Langside corner. Mr, Ritchie
on his way east going to White
church and Mr... Guest, travellini
south to go to help with the harves
operations at :'the• home of Mr
•Bert Thompson. Visibility at thi,
corner is. not the best and boil
ears were damaged.:.
Sincere sympathy is extended ti
Mrs, Campbell Thompson ani
family and his mother, Mrs. 'Rob
ert Thompson and his sisters art(
brothers in the sudden passing 0
the editor of the Liteknow Sent
mel 'Mr., Campbell. Thompson.
A water truck of 1000 gallon;
capacity, owned by Morris 'royal
6hi0:and 9bouscd .in' brussels, i;
available ' fo the Blyth Fire Are
Board on arental basis,