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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1960-04-27, Page 5• ,gyp , 'DAY, AEEUL 2.7th, 1900 KINLOUGH Mr. NelsonWel/ger of,. Wind= or visited w. ith Mr,, J. R,. Lane Mr, and, .1V. I S Frank: Maul- apd . den, Mr.. James. Hodge returned ;homeafter visiting with rela- lives. near Dunnville.. Mrr, Weir Eckenswiller of the • crew of the Soodoe, presently docked at Collingwood, spent. the. week end ,here with. Mrs. Eckenswiller and. the children.: .Mr. William Wall and Allan spent , a few daysat the Schu- macher: home,: con. 10. • ,Misses Ruth and Anntetta For- ster visited on Friday with their •grandmother,. Mrs. J: W, Colwell, • The AYPA " held, a variety concert at the church. on Thurs- day, 'evening *,hen%; the following' program •was given. The •Easter anthem "Welcome . `Happy Morn- ing," "This is My Father'.s. World" .and `SI . must. needs go home by the way of the Cross"' Were 'sung' by the 'chur'ch choir, The Rev, Benson Cox led. ', in prayer and gave. . a fear fitting remarks after which • Alex Ike- 4itt, AYPA president' gave the. welcome. Barry H aldenby :recit- ed recited , an. ,Easter .poem and 'Sharon Dillon gave ;a 'reading on• Easter. "The ,Sunday :School, pupils sang, "Jesus:bid"s us shine' and Thank Him:".. They .were alien joined by THE LUCKNQ.W SENTINEL, LUCKNQW, ONTARIO PAGE Fi the AYPA members • - singing their theme song, Donnie Hod- gins sank "When the Saints come marching in. Marilyn .Thacker played a ,nurnber :on cher electric guitar, Brenda Haldenby • sang, "Open _ up Your • Heart." A dia- logue by Barbara,` Norma, David; and Rae 'Haldenby: A solo by Mrs. Jack Hewitt. Solo' by Diane Hewitt. A . dialogue by John and Donnie' Hodgins,, Pianp solo, 'Ma- d'onna Graham, • piano' number; Alex .Hewitt; • A recitation by Betty Schneller; a duet, ' Brenda and Heather. Hewitt; Tap dance, Marilyn Thacker; a solo,. Norma Haldenby; Dialogue,° Sheila Hal- denby, Evelyn' Nicholson, 'Diane, and Alex Hewitt.. Solo, Mrs. Harold Haldenby. Ra,e Haldenby expressed thanks to all who helped: with making the evening a success and the Doxology and - Benediction brought the. • pro- gram to a close after which the members of the AYPA served refreshments., Mrs, Charlie Murray enter- tained at the •,home of her par- ents, Mr. ,and Mrs, Lyinan Put - tan in honour of ::Mrs: Gordon MacDonald, bride of the, 'week. • .;Miss .Erlma Jean Percy spent', a few days with Mr. and Mrs, B. Alderson at Tharnesford. The Presbyterian •oung •.Peo ple • attended a leadership train-. frig school in ' Goderich •on Sun • day, • Mrs. Roy Schneller, Margaret, Jimmy, and Betty motored to Kitchener. on Sunday where they. visited with relatives, .Margaret left from there •on' Monday on her return trip td: the Ontario School for the Deaf at. Belleville,. Mr. and Mrs, •William Iempyn. returned to' their Clam . Lake Summer resort ' after spending. the winter with. relatives at Rod: ney.,. They ' are making . ready to build .a new home to replace the . one. that , was destroyed; by fire a year . ago. • Mr, and Mrs.. John A. :Lock. hart . of Burlington • and Mrs. Perry. Anderson of Kincardine Visited, on • Friday with Mi. and Mrs. James M. Hodgins. Dt}ri .nig; the: month of May the Anglican service will be held at 9:30 a.m. with Sunday school during 'the church hour. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Halden- by : returned to Montreal. after visiting .with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Haldenby. and family; ` Mr.. and Mrs. John Lock- hart '. of Burlington also visited at the Haldenby home. Mr. and Mrd. Currie Colwell, Bruce and Betty and Mrs.. An-, netta •.Bushell of Lucknow visit- ed • Sunday, with• Mrs. J W Col= well; during the afternoonthey all ,Went •to call at the home ;of' :Mr..and';Mrs; John; Moore, Ber- KLNGSBRIDGE (To Late For Last Week) Mr. arid Mrs. Victor Green • of Corunna; . were a Easter visitors here. • Mr. and. Mrs. John Moe.rbeck and family of Goderich spent Sunday with 'the Leo ,Moerbeck family, ' • . • Mr, Desmond O'Donnell:- Eld- on Austin, Wilfred Austin; and Alvin Collinson have all joined the crew or their bats, for "Me ;sailing season. Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Dwyer, Maureen arid 'Timothy. of Kin kora visited with Mrs, Dwyer and the Donald Frayne family 'on Sunday. •. • Mr. and Mrs.' Clarence Doher- 01 tin of London -were Easter visit- ors. at the Blaise Martin home. • Mr. and Mrs.. Gene Frayne,. Danny, Jimmy Paul and Mari- anne. spent Easter with relatives in • Elmira and Lesson. Miss Florence Laxnbertus, •of 'Hamilton; , Frances Dalton of Biversdale,; Arnold Marsnian ' 114 Douglas .Frayne of'.London, , Wal- ter Kelly of London were . other Easter visitors here: 1VI • and Mrs.': ' Clifton Austin returned to their home here on Monday, after spending the win- -ter months . with their family in Toronto and Malton ; .• , Is. Your Subscription Paid? • ty and two childr"en: of Toronto, I)UNCINNQN ' Jos: Martin of; Hamilton, :There sa Martin and, :Mr,, and ..Mrs, Pahl .and Sharon. of • Hamilton, Patri-rl, • cia Ann Martin and Jimmy Mar - 'Vie: • , Mrs. ' MVerle Steigler, Mrs. 'R. J. Kaake .' and Mrs. Eva Stanley visited.' with Mr. ,and' Mrs.•'Ezra Stanley and .family; Mrs,. Ardill ' Mason visi1ed Monday. "with her. mother, Mrs. J. W; Colwell; ' Miss ,Barbara . , Haldenby•: and Mr. ,Rae • Haldenby entertained the AYPA: executive . at ' their 'home 'on . Sunday. evening:.:; Its pages may Carrynews'from,around • the world but you think of it as your • local paper:. And ::it: is—reporting. local events, identifying itself with. local 'causes and the' .daily., life of the community. In much, the same way, the branch of 'the chartered .bank where you, do your banking is a ..vital part of the local scene, . serving local , needs—. serving .you. At the same time, *however, .the local. branch is • part of a larger,nation- wide banking system. As .such, it puts at your disposal knowledge, experi- ence and resources that extend far beyond local .horizons, linking your community with the rest of the,world HE CHART1RED• BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY . • • 1 Wilson -Drennan Wedding A pretty: Spring Wedding took place .Thursday .evening at Laurel Lee Presbyterian. Church,. Sarnia; for the double -ring cere- mony uniting in marriage" Reta Laura' Ethel, only daughter Of Mr. and. Mrs;. Mussell Drennan, Sarnia and Mr. John • Wilson,:. son of Mr." and ' Mrs. Williams. Corey, Gravenhurst. . The offi- ciating . minister'was : Rev. Leslie Renault.. •• The,. bride wore a . misty :green suit, beige pearl accessories and corsage .ofink .,orchids and Car- nations. Her bridal n attendant was. Miss Ann" Huggins .'wearing a mint .green suit; maatching ac- cessories' and a ' corsage .of pink • roses. :Carl Wilson: attended his brother. Following a reception at the . bride's • home • the young couple left iby motor for a Honey• ,•moon,;'iii Northern Ontario. and' in route visited ...her ' aunt,'•• Mrs. Len Christilaw, . :Nile . and . • her ..gra ndMriother,: • :Mrs. 'Abner Mor,-, • ris of Dungannon:" On their" •,re-• turn, 'they . will reside in Sarnia' Tilt LION is the King of Beasts and.stalks his preywith little fear of attack from. other animals.: But when' old age comes.the lionfalters. He is King of Beasts no longer: The other • animals lose their fear ofhim end he is attacked and destroyed:. Fortunately men andwomen, unlike the lion; can have a'happy old age--, if they prepare, for it. The best way to' .prepare for it, 'financially)i's through a •. %Sun Life retirement income policy. Let. • me tell you how, . • • Wm. J. Knahan R.R. 2, Lucknovif • Phone Wingham 717-w-4. SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANYOF. CANADA • q 'Na t.• • 1