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THE' LUCKNOW SENTINEI,a LUCKNOW • ONTARIO,
Miss: Evelyn Nicholson and her l the financial report,: The rally
visited with Mr; and Mrs. Bert 15th and ,the Convention will be
Mrs.. Harold Haldenby and Mrs:
Perry Hodgins attended the loo -
cal • leaders, class on .desserts in
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Walkerton last week
niece, Lunda . Evans , of Toronto, , will be held in Arkwright on Oct,
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• 'Mrs,. Jack: Hewitt was ss:
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fur the Evening Workers meeting
on Monday evening.' Miss Edna
Boyle presided, and, the opening
bynnn was sung, Mrs.Roy Scheel -
ler read the Scripture.Mrs. Gert-
rude Walsh led the members 'in
prayer,: Mrs.. Bert Nicholson gave
the meditation "The bounteous
*yes." Minutes and - communica-
tions were read by Mrs. Ronald
Thacker, and a thank. you . note
tD be sent to Rev. Benson . Cox,
the Centennial ' chairman, Visitors
were welcomed. After the , bus-
iness period,. Mrs. Tom Hodgins
and Miss May Boyle each conduct-
ed contests. Mrs. Jack Hewitt
favoured with .a piano: solo, and'
a ea ng was given by Mrs..
Howard Thompson. The word • • for
.the roll call was "harvest." Bale
articles were received. The meet-
ing closed with prayer, and lunch
was served by the hostess and
committee in charge:
at Wiarton. Mem-
•cholson. • held on Oct. 29th hi
Mr. and Mrs Scott Walsh and bers were invited to either
White-
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family and M.S. Gertrude Walsh church on Oct.l9th . or Ripley
were recent visitors with relatives Nov, 9th to see Mrs. V. Emerson's
- pictures on her East Coast. trip.
at Tiverton: and Kincardine., ..,
Har-
wich, Mr. and Mrs. James. Ket-vey Houston.. Mrs.
by Mrs.. Ackert
chabaw of
Miss MaKetchabaw . of God She will be
chosen delegatetothe ard Icon-
Sunday..-lastvisited with. Mr, and Mrs. vention. There was also an invit-
Chris Shelton,:,„. ation to attend .the Rug Show at
• The fourth .. meeting of the the Lucknow United ,; Church on
Sleeping Beauties was held . on' Oct, 6th. The Institute are spon-
Monday evening. at the . home of,
soring a course on desserts: Lead-
Jean" Sutton. Following are the s
officers president, Brenda Hew-
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secretary, Jean Sutton; press re-.. also a bazaar and Halloween
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porter; .Jeanette Eckenswille.r, The dance. Judges for the pumpkin:
pie: contest were three guests:
Mrs,. Steve Stothers of Lucknow,
Mrs, George Young of Bervie and
Mrs; Clarence .Hedley of Kinloss.
The winners: were Mrs.. Ellwood
Elliott and Mrs.. Alex Percy. The
roll call:• was "a rural sound I
like to hear":: Mrs, Harold Hard-
enby presided for the programme
which began with a sing -song, A
draw on a tray was won by Mrs.
Geerge Young, Mr.. Steve Stothers
of Lucknow, was. a .guest speaker
and - took for his topic "potatoes"
,which -was most. interesting, Mrs:
Lorne Eadie presented Mr. Stoth-
ers • with a gift in appreciation.
Miss Edna Boyle was in. charge
of a song contest. Mrs:. Harold
Haldenby gave a splendid motto'
in keeping with "Harvest".' Mrs,
Clarence Hedley :.and Mrs. . George
Young. gave a very' interesting
demonstration on block'printing on
fabrics. , : Mrs. Sutton presented
each of the ladies with a gift,
God : Save' the Queen' and .grace
closed the meeting and lunch was,
served.' The • :hostesses were. Mrs.
Frank ' Maulden and Mrs.. Lloyd
Ackert. 'Directors Mrs. Harold.
Haldenby and Mrs. Frank .Maul-
den.
Nonagenarian At Fair
Rev Benson Cox 'left on. Friday
morning, • for New 'York where he
Will attend the •'*orld's Fair. On
Sunday,: he :will visit the 'church
where ; .he was rector for : many
years.
• We are: pleased to report that
Mr: P . A. Murray' was able to'
return ` home • last Sunday from.
Kitchener Where he has been hos-
;pitalized .for several weeks.
Visitors with Mr. ,and Mrs.'Dan
McInnes and family were •Mr. :and
Mrs. • Robert Beyrer North Car-
olina, Mr. . and Mrs. Joseph Dix-
on Durham, Miss .Mabel :Dixon of.
Weston. '
Mrs. Frank .Johnston was a. pa-
tient in ` Kincardine • Hospitals dur-
ing the week.. '
Mr. and,. Mrs: `Art Haldenby. of
Toronto and Mr. Stanley Demans'
of Dundalk, 'visited ,here during
the week:: '
Miss Diane Hewitt returned to.
London. •• after being confined. to.
her -home with tonsilitis. •
A . Harvest Thanksgiving' Service
will 'be held in*. the the : Anglican•
Church next Sunday October lith
i at .11. o'clock with Bishop Town-
shend guest preacher. Everyone.
welcome.
Some from here were in Kincar-.
dine . on Tuesday evening. to • hear.
the `Right Reverend Erica Sabiti.
bishop of .Ruwenzori Africa.
The Rt. Reverend H. F. 'Apple-,
yard was. in Kingar..f on 'Sunday,
morning, for Confirmation...' Can-
didates' from here were Heather
Hewitt, Betty. Schneller and Eric
Thacker. •
.The Rev. Jack Stewart of . Moles-
worth will be guest speaker at the
Presbyterian • Anni}iversary, .on Oct.
18th: at 11: a:i n, add .8 p.m.. -
There will be no : service in. the
Presbyterian church .on Oct. 11th;
Mrs.R. A.. Atchison of Windsor
spent a kw days with the Percy
farttilies and other relatives" here.
Mr. and Mrs, Perry Hodgins
visited on Thursday evening with
Mr. • and .Mrs. 'Art Hodgins.
' . Donald Barr of Waterloo
Mr
University spent the week -end, at
his home here. • ,
A,,• niimber from here attended
the Dungannon • Fair on Friday.
.The exterior , of the'Pe'ntecos--
tal Church has. been . decorated.
during the 'week,
Mrs. Harvey Hodgins, of Detroit
spent the week -end .at : her home
here,
Baptistilt was held "in the Pres-
byterian Church last Sunday.
Those baptized were Glen William
evening was spent in • cutting out
sleeping garments. The next meet-
ing will be held at the home of
Bonnie and Jeanette Eckenswiller
next Monday evening,
'The H.Wi., met on Thursday,
afternoon . October 1st in the hall
with. Mrs. Alex Percy presiding.
The ode was sung, and the Mary
Stewart' Collect, was. repeated, in.
unison, The. secretary Mrs.. Lyman
Sutton read the minutes and gave
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son . of Mr. & Mrs. Glen Haldenby,
Theresa. Louise daughter. of Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh. Jansen.
Mrs. William' Cox spent , the
Week -end ` at the. home of Mr: and.
Mrs. John Scott' : 'Concession 4
Huron,.
(NOTE CHANGE) .
The W:A..' meeting will be held
on Thursday -afternoon at .the home
of Mrs. ; Roy 'Schneller with, : Mrs.
Jim Smith : hostess: This will be a
quilting, . Scripture ...Mrs ' Gerald
Rhody, .Meditation Mrs: Tom: Hod-
gins
Mrs K. W. Langford entertain-
ed friends: of the SL Marys Dis-
trict and relatives at . a tea ' and
shower ., in honour:. of Miss' Donna
Nicholson on :Thursday. Sept. 29th.
Mr, and Mrs. Vernon Cassell .of
Iroquois Falls ' visited' during the
week : with.: Mr. and 'Mrs. • Bert
Nicholson, .•
Mrs. Edwin- Hedley entertained
Millarton ,and -Kincardine friends
and relatives on. Saturday evening
in honour of MissDonna Nicholson..
DUNGANNON
I The C.GI T: met. Mondayeven-
ing, September 28th at the home
of Mrs. Robert Irvin with Mrs.
Irvin 'and. Mrs. Robert "Stothers
in charge: , A . new' slate ofoffic-
ers were elected; : president, Deb-
bie 'Hodges
I?ebbie'Hodges ,secretary, Peggy,Hod-
•ges; assistnt .sec., Beverly- Cul-
bert; ; treasurers, • Jean Stothers
and Rodene. Pentland; pianists,
Joanne Veldhuis and Arlene: Cul-
bert; press secretary, Glenda Wea-
'ver.In the .business period . that
followed, it ,Was decided to, donate
$25.00 to .church •floor fund. A
study period on Trinidad followed
and the meeting closed with - .a
hymn .and . taps. .
Visit Ottawa, .
Carol - .Culbert and Helen War-
drop were among a group of 64
honour .students from G.D.C.J, who
enjoyed a trip to Ottawa, leaving
Thursday evening, and • eturning
Sunday evening. While there they
stayed'/ at the Lord Elgin Hotel.
They visited the Parliament build,
ings, the 'Royal'. Mint, Upper Can-
ada Village, the War Museum,
the French Embassy and the"
National„Archives building.
1 A hapy event took' place, on
Saturday when Mr. and Mrs. Bert
• Wiggin:: cf . Brantford entertained
a party • of twelve:, to. a . turkey
dinner at • the Tiger .Dunlop ' Inn
in. hoti< :1”. of Nar. Wiggins birthday,
Those` attending were Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Park, Mr. and Mrs.
• Bill Wiggins.
and Eric. and Mr.
and Mrs, Park Wiggins and .Bill;
After the dinner . a social time'
was enjoyed by eVeryone.
Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs.
Dave Compton thee gleaner Park)'
of „ Clinton . on :the birth.. of their
United Church
Anniversary
Sunday, October
Services 11;00 a;m 800
Guest Preacher:
REV. " A. C. .:COLES,'B.A., 'B.D..•
of.: Fordwich •
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new daughter, Lori Fay, a sister'
for Lisa. •
Mr., Albert Rivett of Staffordville'•
visited with Mr: and Mrs: Jim
Rivett, Alan and Scott on Sunday.
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L LLC K.NO
UNITED CHURCH
Rev: Howard W. Strapp .l.
Minister i
SUNDAY, . OCTOBER : lath,
10:00 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 • a.m. .Mdrning ; Worship
Thanksgiving •Service
Lucknow
PresbyterianChurch .
Rev. Roderick. MacLeod
' Minister
SUNDAY, . OCTOBER 11th:.
I10:00 a.m. Sunday School •"
11:00. a.m. The ' Tliinister
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• A:NGLI'CA I
CHURCH
2ttth SUP DAY AFTER TRINITY
• Church &heel 10;80 ani
Morning Prayer i i ; is , ,a.
The Rev, , , R. icing,
Rector •' .
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