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.1960 THE LUCKNO;W SENTINEL, LUCKrrOW, ONTARIO
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wiNN#Ph RESIDENT Mr. and, ,Mrs, . Fred Martin
-spent -
were end with , Mr.
SENDS ° SOCIAI:�• NOTE •,thek h &
Loral . .;,G�neral
1VIrs. John 'Martin. at Maple.
Miss Marguerite . Saigeon; ' a ` Lorna' Hewed, Barbara Fin
former member• of the High layson, Beth Cooper, Carol Stan -
School' teaching staff was :.a • oal- ley ' and Eleanor ' .MacNay are
ler in town last week: working ` at Point Ideal on: Lake -
Mr. ' and ' Mrs: john Emerson
of -Bays for the summer months°'l.
A "few days ago, we received
the •:`following personal item
,,from Miss Kate MacNabb, .clip-
Pd
from the ' Winnipeg.. Free
ress: •
"Mrs; ,.Gilbert Mackay, .Lipton
Street, entertained ,at the tea
hour :Monday in honour ,of her Mrs. Dan - ;1VIcInnis "on 'Sunday.
cousins; Mrs R H.: Thompson Miss Jean Lyons' has returned
and .Miss' ' Helen Thompson of
Lucknow,: who.. are on their way
to Vancouv,erGuests included ,a
number of`` former Lucknow .re-
• sidents " •
Mrs Karry. Pierce, the former
Mary Campbell, who was post=
Mistress here following ' the:,
death of her father, was aanong;
the former Lucknowites , present.
She had :suifficiently :.recovered
from a recent illness to be pre
sent and..Miss McNabb said that -
they •
hat -,they: all enjoyed ; talking ;about
old- friends and: old . times..
Miss' MacNabb taught, .school
in Lucknow ' before ' leaving' the
village ;49 years ago,
visited at: the • home of Mi., and
Mr. Harry Hackett and George
of Lucknow, Mr.: and 'Mrs. Alvin
.Hackett of Belfast :and • 1V r. and
Mrs. D•' A, Hackett; of Zion :spenit
Sunday in -Victoria Eospital in.
London with Mrs. Hackett,. who
is, improving : slowly following
an operation on : Thursday,' ;June,
30th.
Lucknow
resbyterian Church
• Interin',Moderator
Rev. Neil McCombie, Ripley
SUNDAY, JULY 17th
10:00 a.m. Sundae '. School
/ y
.11:00 a.m. 1Vlorn lig` Worship.
ley:. • T.. J. McKinney.
LUCKNOVAt
UNITED CHURCH
Intel -4n
Moderator
Rev:.. Peter Renner, . of 1
Teeswater"
SUNDAY, ,• nix 171h
10:00 . a, n, ' Church School ,
411:00 a.m. Divine Worship
tevr Janes Dorrian of . Hag-
ersville. ,
Thou ..k
Thought.,For The Week
Vision. is that art of ;.eeing
things invisible.
from a :visit with friends at Tara
and Owen Sound.,
Miss Sharon, Atchison of Lena,
Manitoba, is spending twa weeks.
with ;
her sister, Mrs. Stewart
Stanley and: Mr. Stanley. -
Mr: and Mrs. Jack Stuart have
taken •up ,residence in Goderioh
,,
having moved from the Village
during the past week.
•
Mrs., Annie. Twamley 'of, Lon-
don and Mrs. Charles Lockwood
and . daughter of London • visited
recently With Mr. and Mrs. Sam.
Sherwood. . • -
Mr, and Mrs.' John ' Keith Of
Livonia, Michigan,' spent :.a few
days at .the home of • Duncan
Murdoch , MV rrison • of Teeswa-
ter, and: a ,former .harness maker
in Lucknow, was a•. caller .iii. the
village on Monday.
Mr: and, •Mrs. E. J. Smith :and
children, 'Jimmy and Catherine;
have been ' visiting in' Wingham.
With Mr. and Mrs. '.Jim Smith;
.and .were callersin the \Tillage
last Week. "Ted ii on the staff
of the Ottawa Teachers' College.
Mrs 'and Mrs.. J. •Wesley. Joyrit
and • Mrs.. Grant' MVlacDiarmid
Were guests at .the wedding of
Mr. Zoltan John Gnay . to . Miss.,
Margaret Noreen Kilpatrick at.
. o
the `Arkona 'United . Churchn
.Saturday,• July 9th.
• Mr. and Mrs. George, Book of
•Loreburn, Saske, ' .motored from
the West- last . week' for a two,
weeks' visit'. with her parents,Mr,
Mr. 'and. Mrs. 'Jariies: Beaton and
other' relatives. ,It is seven .years
since George and Margaret last
visited here.
Mr, and Mrs, Stewart 'England
and• family of•Sa'ult.• Ste: Marie
returned ,• ,home, after spending.
their holidays with, 'Mr.. and Mrs.
James England ,and family. Mrs.
England -and Barbara • Iiurriphrey
accompanied .;them back to the
Soo for a month. •
Mr. and . Mrs. George Linley.
(Grace Cameron)"" of Detroit'.
have : returned from' two week's
vacation in St:: Petersburg,
Florida,' With Mr, Linley,'s par-,
ents, 'Mr.- *grid Mrs. Albert, Lin -
ley. .They reported • the weather
pleasant. With a daily shower &.
cool nights. They returned by
Way of Birmingham, .Alabama,
where the w ternperattire reached
110 degrees, ,
1.04,TH 'ANNIVERSARY
AT SOUTH : KINLOSS'.
Rev, Gordon S. Baulcli;
ster at South ':Kinloss.' Presbyter
ian :Church "from 1949, to, 1955
returned to his .former..dharge
to conduct anniversary services
on : Sunday.' "Rev. Baulch :- is' at
Barrie and •was accompanied' by
• Mrs. , Ba/ulch and their • three
daughtors. Joyce; z Marga.
r
etand
Ann..,
Mrs. Bob °Campbell was, '.guest
i : services. Mrs.
solo st at both v c
'Herb Buckton is the church or
•:ganist.
It .•was. the 104th anniversary
of this congregation,'; whose first
place ofworship. was: a . log
•church, ' with . log seats, situated
:on the "Gravel Road". north of
the Second .Concession. The first.
"big; church" , was built' in ' 1863,
:andthe present church was
built': ,in 1911. . 12,:.during the
concluding years, of a 25 -year•
;ministry. by Rev. F. A. MacLen=
It was during the .rninistry of.
Rev. J. L. Burgess, '1130 to 1936
that the organ was first used for
the evening service, :and in, 1937
during Rev. G. M. Young's pas-
torate .the organ was used at the
Morning. service.\ For ' 60 years
John. '. "Sandy" MacDonald had
acted as precentor, And `sounded
the . not' •
Electricity was'::.installed . in the
'church •'during the ministry of
Rev. Baulch, and the xnoderni-
nation trend has since been 'con-
tinned with the, installation of
oil heating.' • • •
.South •Kinloss, the mother of
Presbyterianism • in • this com
,munity, 'has been steeped in' tra-
dition, dating back to . its earliest
worshipers who. observed ,the
Sabbath Day with strict solem-
nity and held the Lord's, House
in deep reverence:
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HONOURED -FOR
SCHOOL SERVICE,
Following the, resignation of
R. T.• Kilpatricas:. secretary
treasurer' of the, Ashfield ;Town-
ship School Area, effective: June
30th, ••1960, ' Mr. William Stafford
of Dungannon was Chosen from
among several applicants ta fill
the .position.. • '
Mr. Stafford is a former prin-
c ipal of Shaw's. Business.. College.
He 'retired'. • to Dungannon ' ; a
couple, of years • ago.: Mrs.. Staf-
ford is - the former Verna Ham-
ilton, daughter of the late Dr'.
.and :Mrs. Hamilton' dfDungan-
non. a'
On Tuesday evening, 'July :6th,
the `present: Board. Of the ' Ash-
field- Township School Area 'and
ser • ' former • Board •eal members
along with their.' . wives 'met at
the Kilpatrick home -'for a sur=;
prise party.'' A. very pleasant
evening was :.climaxed . by' the
presentation •to' Dick'',and Anne
of • two ' lovely patio.' chairs:'
The foll:owing address" Was.
read: •
ENGAGEMENTS
Mr, and• , Mrs. Philip Steer
wish to announces the engage-
ment of their daughter, Huth
Mary, to Donald It. Bell,' son of
Mr. and, Mrs. '. Mereli ' Bell, Torr
onto, the Marriage td take place
on Saturday, "July 23rd,
Pearl Carter of • LneknoW,,
wishes to announce the engage-
ment of. her daughter, ;Bertha
Jean, to Harvey Bolton of Tees-
water, son of Mrs, Robert Bbl:-
ton.. The marriage to take place
on August 6th,' ,1960.
We__ are 'right' here, -to say.
Your friendship has been won-
derful
Inspiring . us, each day, `
We hope; you'll 'both enjoy the
chairs k '
.A :gift .for each of you,
Our kindest wishes g6 with theft
We want you, to • remember, too.
Though •miles ; may P.. ` se agate us'
We are never far apart. .'• •
If 'we ' keep, the aglow of friend''
ship •
Burning warm in . every heart...
Dick
re 1•ed ...to the add
res
s
expressing appreciation for
thea. ,
gifts . and the . good , will '. which:
accompanied '•,them:; Lunch ' was. `-
served by, the . iadiies..
Lyceum Theatre
WINGLTAM
Two Shows .Each Night.
••Commencing at 7:15 p.m
Thursday, Friday., Saturday,
We are gathered here to -night July .14, 15, 16 .:'
to show our appreciation for the sal Daiwa ;Susan. Bohner
many years'. of excellent. service; •
you have given the; schools of
Ashfield.• We, hope this poem. will:
•express to you our ' good` ;wishes.
It is nice to ' be remembered,
Is the "'nicest song of . all
To -night; ' we are ,remembering
you., '
That's why we have come to call.
Good friends, are most precious
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GENE,KRUPA.STORY
The story of America's• fere-,
most drummer..
Mrs. E. A. Reynolds and Don-
ald 'of ` Torontovisited here with
gifts ' ' relatives over the week -end.
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GODERICH
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