The Lucknow Sentinel, 1962-03-14, Page 8P.ACrE: EIGHT
THE ZUCKNOW SENTI14E14, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
WED•NiFsbAY, MAR. 14th, 19
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(KINI OUCH NEWS) ,
The H,W.I., met on Wednes-•
day in the hall with " Mrs. Mor-
gan Johnston in the 'chair.. An.
invitation • from the Teeswater
• Institute was. accepted. Mrs: Lorne
Eadie expressed thanks on be-
half of the Boy Scouts for the
use of the dishes and silverware
'for' the .banquet. The District Dir-
ectors meeting will be held at
Whitechurch. The : Presidents
'Conference is to be held on. May
9th and 10th. Mrs...Frank. Thomp-
stn reported from the Council.
Plans. were , made for a variety.
concert. Mrs. Alex Percy reported
fr o the ` e $oyS,. touts
who are
holding• a bottle drive. The lunch
for the variety concert, Con., 8
and • 10,, sandwiches;. • 12 and 14,.
cookies. • A euchre, party will 'be
held .ori Tuesday ' evening and a
shoot party on March 20th for.
Artificial Ice:: Roll call, "How.._.a,
parent. can : help the teacher,"
Topic; Dimensions in; Education
by Mr. T. Keith Waldie, LP.S.
who was the • guest speaker.
Motto, "Experience is the best
teacher":. prepared by Mrs. Ernie
• Hanna- and given by Mrs. 'Frank
Thompson A "pat" 'and; a "green"
contest was Conducted ; by Mrs.
P. A. • Murray. A ; reading Was
given. by Mrs: Charlie 'Murray.
Sharon.Stanley, Joan 'Percy and
Jean. Sutton presented. a • skit on
their 4-H course' : Sew' and, Save
Summer Separates. O't'her" .4-H
• membersalso modelled the epith-
et which they had made in their
recent :course.• The; hostesses > and
directors were Mrs. • Frank
' Thompson and Mrs. Jack. Ackert.
The next meeting will. be `•held
• on Thursday afternoon, 'April 5th
• at 2 o'clock. -Directors,. Mrs.:Perry
Hodgins • and Mrs "James Smith.'.
The. Meeting •` closed with : the
Queen. and . Grace :and°_'a delicious
lunch was' served. •
• .Mr.. • arrd Mrs. George Haldei by
, visited' with '°Mr. and Mrs., Clare
'Sparling •and '.boys • at Walkerton
during the: week..
A •nwnberfrom here have been.
confined to bed' with the flus : <'
The W.A. met':on Thursday of='
ternoon. at the 'home of. Mrs. Tom
Hodgins for a . work • meeting,`
when a 'quilt for the bale:: was
quilted during the afternoon.. Miss
Edna Boyle presided for the dee=.
votio`nal.. part. The scripture was
read Eby Mrs. George Haldenby,
The 'members prayer and.; a pray
er' for. our prayer.'.` partner, Mr.
Eric Barringtonand the. Lord's
prayer were repeated in- unison.
The rail . call was .answered • with
the, word "trust."•.A special offer-
' ing 'was received •for'the Colum-
bia Coast ,Mission:; Prayer . closed
the meeting and lunch was served
by the ,.hostess.
The World -Day of Mayer was
held •on Friday in the Pentecostal
Church with : Mrs. Walter'Breck-
les • key --woman; The , theme was
"God's love for the whale world,".
and 'appropriate hymns were sung.
There was a solo. by Mrs., Low
, man who' also gave the address'.
on God's love. Prayers.were given
by Mrs: Lyman Sutton, • Mrs,
Frank . Maulden, :.Mrs. ' William
Hal'deniby, Mrs. Harvey Hodgins,
Mrs,. Midford Wall, ' Mrs, Ezra,
Stanley received the offering &
'Miss Edna Boyle was at the piano.
The key woman , for next year is
Mrs, Jack Barr. • `r
'
On Sunday next' the Anglican
service will be held at 1:80 p.m..
Ori Friday evening • •a lenten
• service will be held at the home
of Mrs. J. W. Colwell; .
Mrs. Stewart: Armstrong spent'
an evening with Mr, and Mrs.'
• Dan McInnes and family.
Mr, and Mrs. Chris Shelton of
. • :, Hanover 'visited on Sunday' with •
Edna and May Boyle.
. Mrs.'. Bert • N'icholsonspent. a
few days With Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Conway at Bracebridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hodgins
spent . the week -end with Mrs.
Audrey Borthwick at St, Catha-
rines:- , , •
Mr. and Mrs, Tonna • Hodgins.
visited: aver the . week -end with
Mr. and. Mrs. Arthur Graham at
Sault Ste. Marie.
" Misses Laura Breckles Sandra
Percy and. Donna Haldeniby of
This• Week an
Visit In HoIIand•
(OLIVET NEWS)
The World Day of Prayer ser-
vice was held in St. Andrews
Church, Ripley. 'Presidents of
Church Women's groups;, Mrs.
McAuley, Mrs. William McCreath;
Mrs. S. Needham and Mrs. ScQtt
of Ripley, Mrs S. Farrell of
Clark and • Mrs. White oaf Olivet.
ledthe service. Mrs. John Mac -
Charles as soloist sang. • "Teach
Me to Pray," Mit. Walter Lock
gave a , very.fine address. , •
Mrs. June Gilchrist ;and her
pupils of South Kinloss School
invited the pupils' of Clover Val-
ley School •to a skating • party in
Lucknow arena on Wednesday.
Mrs. Elliott; Mrs. Ray . Hamilton
and Mrs. Herb Claytonwere
chauffeurs for the afternoon.
Mr. ' Alvin Hamilton received
severe head and facial injuries
on Friday when 'hit ' car left :the..
road at an embankment kment north
of a r' r: 'Hamilton was'
Geode ich: M am
alone:: and at , .tune of ,writing
cause of accident is unknown.
Miss Ruth .Back of Kitchener
is spendingtwo weeks holiday
with her parents,. Mr. ;: nd ' Mrs.
Ross Black: :
•Mrs.` Robert :Osborne received
word on Saturday that. lier father,'
Mr. Ralph Scott ;of Armow sus-
tained an injured shoulder while
working in the barn. .
° Mr and Mrs. Herb Clayton &
Mrs. Al Hamilton visited on :Sun-
day with 'Mr.' Hamilton in the'
General Hospital, Goderich.
:Miss (Marilyn Finlayson and
Miss Susan McDonald of Strat-
ford spent the week -end with
Mr. and Mrs. Orville .Finlayson..
'.Mr. Eldert Geertsenia left this
lweek for a "flying" • visit ' with
his father in. Holland,
•
LOCHALSH.
Miss Mary Alton • of" Toronto
visited with her sister;, Mrs. Dav-
id Elphick during the week.'
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Macintosh
arrived •home, •Friday from their'
trip South;.
The ` Katie MacLeod farm was
sold to Gordon Robb...
Allan MacKenzie of. Guelph
spent the week -end with, his par-
ents, Mr. and. Mrs. Henry Mac-
Kenzie;
ac Kenzie;
The measles are still making.
the rounds,. the .Monerief child-
ren being some of the many out
of school.
. Mr. and'Mrs. Donald McCharles
of Brantford ,spent •theweek-end
with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver 'Mc
Charles and John.
• Mr,: Lorne Luther spent a', day,
in Toronto visiting his sister:
• Rev Neil MViacComb ie is a pit-
Presbyterian
at
Toronto and: Sharon Hodgins Of lent' in Kincardine hospital. Cam-.
g sA.
Cam-
Winghaan spent theweek-end at eron:' MacAuley ` of Ripley had
their 'respective homes. charge.' of the service at Ashfield
Presbyterian'. Church .on Sunday
The Worlds Day of Prayer'
service was, held at the home of
Mrs. Richard ' West on Friday.
The regular meeting cif the W.M.S.
was also held at the • same time
with. Miss Sadie Johnston in;
charge. •
KINGSBRIDGE
Mr; and: Mrs, Ray Dalton at.
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the College ge Ro
tended
yral at the
O A.C. Guelph, on 'Wednesday.
Terry. Dalton :won 2nd prize in
the beef cattle 'class.. We con..
gratualate• Terry on winning the
$100 Atkin's bursary, • = ;
Those visiting; their homes over,
the week -end were Mr, Kerry
Hogan of London, Mr. Terry Dal-
ton of Guelph and Mists Patricia
• Drennan "td Kincardine, . ,
Miss Mary O'Neil of Goderich,
visited with:. Mr.. and Mrs. • Robert
Howard 'during . theweek: •
Am
rley =Native
ied In Montana'
MRS. • JAMES . MaeDONALD
Mrs. James MacDonald passed•
away in Butte, Montana March
Mrs. MacDonald, the • former
Tena McLeanwas born at Am-
erley;. a • daughter of the late
nald McLean and •• Isabella
MacLennan.After her marriage,
she resided • for some; time on the
12th of Ashfield, later .moving to
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