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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1963-12-11, Page 7r WEDNESDAY, DEC, • .11th, • 1963. TSE LUCKN'OW SENTI EJ , LUCKNOW, ONTARIO _ MONUMENTS For sound!' counsel and a fair price on P monument correctly '.designed from quality ' material, rely SkELTON. MEMORIALS Walkerton Pat O'Hagan, Prop. Established Over Sixty Years Phone 881=0234 PAGE SEVEN WHITECHURCH and DISTRICT The regular meeting of White- Grace closed"_ the meeting- The church Women's Institute was hostesses Mrs. Albert. Coultes and held in Whitechurch CommunityMrs- Schol_-; served lunch to 29 Memorial Hall 'on December 3.1 . superintendent o f, Messengers, Mrs. arence Ritchie; assistant, .Mrs. Elmer Sleightholm. . Rev. on; attenders , Mitchell closed the meeting with: Brayer, lunch was served' and . the This meeting was held one week• The U.C.W. t cid their in ting birthday tea for those.having a earlier than.. usual due to Christ: on Wednesday, .r ._ember` 4 at birthday, within the • last 3 months. The Whitechurch Women's In- stitute helda. euchre party . in Community Memorial Hall with 10 tables in play, Winners ,of the prizes were high man, Mr. John la m Sproal; � high lady, Mrs_ Gersho Johnston;' lucky draw, Mrs_ Rus-' sol Ross. They will meet again next Monday evening, December chellgave the Christmas Story, "In, 9 when all Institute ladies will bet's.. The January meeting' will as much" and read a poem "Wlmt provide,.. the lnch_ be held' at the home of Mrs_ Wal is Christ mas9» Mrs. W. R_ Far: • lace Conn. Mrs. Garnet Farrier Tier led Mr. and Mrs. W�71iam Under-- - prayer. The roll ca' wood of Toronto . The priori and:. Mrs. Victor Emerson also of- spent the week- pal, .Mr_ Stuart Collyer fered their ' homes for was answered by — •A C;bVisit Visitors end. with Af_ . and Mrs_ • James meetings- verse, ' 18 members and 3 visitors on behalf of the ''school Board, It;was decided. to have a ;euchre McIllrath. thanked the ladies for 'their don- ply -on . December 330' and Mrs. responded_''. :ifiaas nreMrs_Visor till:deriTizenwasthe,tion. ScholtzandMrs_Coulter l buffypenancereading-given eby winnerMrs- the , a pale' The Institute is to,send a don- the prizes for this. Mrs._. Rev- Rocha. Mrs- Russel sheets . at the school concert. ation `to the . Children's Aid So-' euchre a record ` hop dance will ' Gaunt gave a taik on Literature m St. Helens on Tuesday even- for at Walkerton. .Card parties be held for arrange for this. and ilio study book. A vote of ID� teenagers for the new year were arranged mothers will - The thankswas. given the' hostess Airs. Mrs_ De Groot •accompanied. her and a committee to pack .cheerio roll call was answered _ A . treat Scholtz for her efforts in decorat son-in-law Mr- Jacob EniPer . on boxes was appointed. The roll for , a shut -hi. Christmas . Carols ino her - home • to his return to Knox College, Tor - call was answered by, A Memory were enjoyed with Mrs. Garnet display . Christ-eg mac and her hospitality.The 'next' onto and -spent 'the geek with lir. Ontario Lucknow W.I. Presents: Record Player At Public School Board Meeting Mrs. J. L, MacMillan presided for' the December meeting of the Lucknow Women's Institute. - There were 32 members. ' present and several visitors. The : -meeting op- ened with the Ode and . Mary Stewart Collect, Mrs. Jean Whit- by hitbywas appointed secretary in the absence of Mrs. A. ' J • Wilson. Mrs. J., L. MacMillan, Mrs. G. Whitby, Mrs. A. MacNay - repre- senting the Lucknow W,I. attend- ed ,the : Public --.School Board meet- ing 11 esday . evening. On behalf of the W.I. Mrs. MacMillan pre- sented the Board with a record player, to help further the - educa- tion - • of Public School , students. W.I. HId &eai11.Creative mas concerts. The president Mrs. Claude Coffin presided° and ' open- ed the meeting with the sing- ing of the . Ode and repeating ' the . Creed. The members decided not to donate to War Memorial, Chil- dress Aid nor Care. Mrs. Bee- croft sent thanks for treats and cards received from the ' mem- the 'home of Mrs,. Ezra Scholtz. Mrs. Russel Gaunt chair' lady pre- sided — . the singing of . a . Christ- mas hrist mas Carol opened ' the meeting. Mrs. Garnet Farrier read the Scripture. Mrs. Russel Gaunt led in prayer. Mrs. Claude Coffin Sang . =- "I heard the bells on Christmas Day." . Mrs. - Rev. Mit- from your first Christmas concert. Farrier at , the ,pubo- The guest , meeting is January 2nd at the and Mrs. Hank Jansen of `Toronto_ Rev. H. Strapp. Was guest speaker . speaker Mrs: Miitan Moore was home of Mrsan Tiffin_ Rev.On Wednesday evening Mr and and gave a very interesting „and introduced by Mrs. Coffin. Her inspiring •talk on the • Motto, . "You address was . "Christmas in, the ,George • Mitchell installed the fol- Mrs. George , Currie, . East � Wa- lowing officers — honorary pees- wanosh, Mr.. and Mrs. Aldon. Pur - preach a better sermon with your Past. How many of us realize -. Wes - life than you, do with. your lips.".that ,when -Christmas bells , ring � dent, Mrs. Rev_ BfiF.,cheIl; pros- don, �mgbam, Mr. and � Mrs. Wes- rdent, firs_ Milian Moore; 1st ley Twin, Mrs- Dawson, Mr- Tim Af rs. E. Irwin played a violin solo out Canada herself was born. on vice, Mrs. Claude Coffin,- tress- and Miss Lois Falconer surprised accompanied by Mrs. A..Reed; a Christmas Day, truly.' a child of urer, Alrs:Albert Coulter 'record M. Cecil Falconer by gathering medley of Christmas carols which Peace and . good will. It was on ing :r.�. at it was: very much enjoyed by all. The 4-H Club leaders and girls . dis- p yed their blouses 'and books„ of their recent course. Mrs. H_ 'Laois and Alts.: H. Campbell of Kairshea • Christmas eve, 1866 in Westnun- �....,, .. �......, ... home, .,�...,� ........,.. corresponding secretary, Ar r s. ion of her birthday. They pre-. Cookery Course star Palace Hotel in London that Carl McClenaghan; chairman for rented her with several, gifts. la 16men considered the needs. of various de partments were, .Christ `AGir. and Mrs. Albert Coulter U and Lo Canada These Upper war � ran. citizenship and social .action, and . Diane spent the week -end m men formed the BritishNorth Members of St. Helensmerica Act and 'it was as Christ- Mrs' ___,_Ezra Sdidtz; ' membership Wallacebwrg. with . Mr- and Mrs_ ' W.I.W,I_ hada .lovely display of block; �� Lucknow Womeo's Institutes re- printing articles from their're- mar bells pealed that'Tiny of - friendship and visit- Jack Coultes_ New Brunswick m as ing' Mrs_ Russel Gaunt; oo-oper- eently held a successful• creative CeIIt' course-: Mrs. Lavis capably ,tion, Christian education and cookery' course. - There .were 34.�la� the highlights, of the name glanced in the' Bible where ladies m attendance_ 'course. it opened and saw these words finance, Mrs Russel Chapman, kiss Mary. Machines, of the De- Mrs. K MacNay won the mince- partinent - of Agriculture ' from l Toronto was 'the • instructor .. and j taught many new. waysof using spices and herbs. New ideas were presented . in ,� the using of •fruit and cream sauces, for vegetables for vari omy as well as temp eye and appetite. missiOIIary, Airs_ Russet Purdon; BOWLIN__ _ `He shall have dominion from flowers, ims.. Albert eadtes; lit meat tart contest. Mrs: Lewis and ' to sea . and so the Domuuon e-ature,. com�nunicat ns, period TIMBER TIPS mer_ Cam acted as of Canada received . ,her name. Pb� mages' Samuel de Champlain ...died 1635 reals, ' $�Irs_.. George Thompson, Don Leader; edged out Bill. Stew Airs_ T. J_ Salkeld displayed sem oa Christo�as Day: Pemiy Past social functions; Mrs..Robert Laid- art on the triple thin week. bat eral C`hrtstnnas table centres and age was introduced on Christmas II)aw programme,; . Airs_ IIwood � was vice versa .:on the sIDogle. explained the art of. making them_ g day .1898_ She gave a . poem Just Before. Christmas and took many of the older membersdown memory lane as to how they celebrated Christmas. The poem How Christmas is celebrated in other lands closed a most in-. teresting address. Mrs. Coffin eats and Mrs. J. L. MacMillanthanked all coon • who had taken : part in the pro- to the gram. Lunch' was served by hos-. tosses 15Irs.A. MacNay, Mrs. C. Hallam , and . Mrs_ K. MMacJay_ . Births IA Targe .'wolf was' spotted 'e- 1 cently - in ;the '-Amberley area 'by Lthankeed. Mrs.. Moore and said Bob McNain and Gord Harris_ • sometimes Christmas is sad, ,'T'he pair tracked the animal af- sometimes happy. but we should ter spotting it . in • the car lights always be ` happy knowing Jesus and were able to get quite close l cares for us. The singing of the to it. { National Anthem and the Institute ALTO111 ` — At Wingham and Drs- • trice Hospital, on Tuesday, De- . cember 3, 1963, to . Mr. and Mrs_ Alvin C. Alton, R.R. . 7, Lucknow, a son.. r F 1 Grosk,o�rth ,: stewardship - and re - crafting, Mrs. aarence Ritchie; supply, social assistance, , Mrs. Garnet Farrier; manse represen- tative, ,Mrs_ Garnet Farrier; press reporter and .publicity, Mrs. Dan. Tiffin; pianist, Mrs. Garnet Far- rier; auditors, Mrs. Ivan Laid- law, Mrs_ ' Carl Weber; represen- tative to Board of Stewards, firs: Garnet - Farrier representative to. Official Board, Mrs. Millan Moore - Don rolled . a 792 ' fiat triple and a 301 ' single and Bit Stewart's triple was 784 with: a 342 single. Clarence Greer rolled a triple of 749withhis high game being:.. 299 pins. Freda Errington topped the . ladies sheet' with high triple of 590 flat and a •277 flat. Standing: Tigers 33, Cubs 31, . 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