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THE LLICKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO •
AMBERLEY
About ninety convenors and
counsellors of Christian. Educa-
tion comrriittees• throughout the
presbyteries of London and Ha-
milton Conferences of the ' Un-
ited Church .of Canada met in
Viiiity United Church, Ingersoll
an September 23, 24, 25` to take
part in an intensive programme
designed to better enable them
• to convey to their home presby-
tery, the .aims and ideals of this
• phase of the church's ministry.
Members of the board of. Chris-
`- tian Education conducted the
various workshops. Miss Olive
$parling, presented an outline of
the new curriculum 'for church
schools which is • under prepara-
tion & suggested ways of Prepar-
ing for its inception in the to
cal chi,trch, Rev. William Black-
more conducted counselling ses-
stons for the church school tea-
chers. Rev. J. Elton • Davidge us-
ednew and dramatic methods
of teaching the art- of counsel-
ling. The' success of the confer-
ence was due in large 'to the or-
ganizational efforts put . forth by
the 'field, secretaries: Rev. •Clar=
epee Ferguson, London Confer-'
ence, ,and Rev. Douglas. Lapp of
Hamilton 'Conference.. The r em-
phasiss of the conference which
was considered to be one of the
most successful.. to date • centred
around the • •words, ,"Remember
You. Promised", referring to the
congregational promise to share
responsibility in the Christian
growth of the newly baptized.
Representing. Bruce Presbytery
were Rev. E.' Milroy of Under-
Wood,
nderwood, Convener; Mrs. F. Paddon
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SKELTON.. MEMORIALS
Pat :O'Hagan, Prop.`
Established Over Sixty Years',
Walkerton Phone : 638-w ; Ontario
of • Southampton, Kindergarten.
Counsellor;' Mrs. A. Eagles of
Southampton, Primary Counsel-
lor; . Mrs. T. Bell, of Aanrberley,
Girls Work Counsellor..
Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Young of
Goderich and. Mr.. and Mrs. Er-.
nest Young of Florida. were re-
cent guests with Mr, and Mrs,
Walter Brown at. Amberley.
•Mr. and Mrs.. Huntley Gordon
and Mr. ; Williaan Blue of Detroit
were ' guests . of Mr. and Mrs.
William Courtney. of. Friday 'ev-
ening. •
,1VIr, •and Mrs. Eldon Lowry''en-'
tertained at a dinner. • party
when , Mr, Carl; Watson 'demon-
strated. ' the . merits of stainless
steel ware.'
A •number from here attend-
ed the trousseau tea given by
' »Mrs. Mac» Boyd in honor of; her
daughter, Mary, prior 'to . her
marriage to Mr. Ernest Gibson.
Mr. and Mrs. James Mills of
Weston were week -end ' guests
with Mrs Mills parents; Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur 'Smeltzer. •
Miss .Helen;'Godfrey, daughter
of •Mr. and Mrs. Reg Godfrey
6th concession of Huron town-
ship is taking • a, course , at -Mc-
• Doriald ' Institute,'" Guelph. ` •• •
•. It •was with • regret that. -,the
.many friends of Mrs. Frank Har-
rison (Nellie McMullen) . learned.
of her death following an opera-
' tion at. Hotel .Dieu, Windsor, Ont.
on' September ' 30th. •Mrs.• Harri-
son : was the the daughter : of the. late
Mr. &' Mrs: Alex McMullen, ` 4th
concession.. Huron.twp.. • where
:she •' spent her girlhood days,
later. ' going` • to Windsor where
she h .•since resided.. From
• ,time t trine she and • her hus-
bandvisited in' Tier home • com-
munity and . were always .' wel-
come . guests_ Our sympathy. goes
out; to ,the ,bereaved relatives at
this time. • '
Harvest » Home Service ' was
held .at Lurgan • Anglican , church
on. Sunday. .With the traditional
.floral, fruit and vegetable : de-
corations • the, church presented
a pleasing appearance: Rev. C. F.
Johnson of Wingham wasguest
speaker,: taking' •for his text,
"Where hasn't thou gleaned . to-
day?" Ruth 2: 19, He stressed
the need of good reading for in-
spiration to ' higher standards of.
living & to' beware of being way-
side gleaners. "Every day, he
said, should be a day of thanks-
giving." Under ;the.. direction of
Mrs. John Emmerton . the choir'
rendered special music for the
occasion. • ••
A short business meeting of
the Reids Corners, Women's In-
stitute.
n stitute• was . held on September
28th with Mrs. Donald Courtney
and Mrs. »Kelvin . Henderson pre-
siding. Interesting' reports.. of
the Grey -Bruce Area Convention.
at Walkerton were given by Mrs.
Melville • 'Henry and, Mrs. Sam
Geddes.. Hostesses ail the . lunch
.hour were Mrs. Ross S'hiells and'
Mrs. W. ' . J. • Courtney.,'
A ' number »of ladies ` of the
community enjoyed the . Needle-
craft course
eedlecraftcourse , sponsored by •the
Women's Institute 'of Reids .Cor-.
ners. The two day'"course was
held in ' the Community hall with'.
Miss F. L. Wright. of Terra Cot
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la instructing the class in, :smoc-
king.» needle point and '. cross
stitch work. With time • and: 'pa-
tience some beautiful'' work may.
be ` accomplished in this craft.
HOLYROOD
sympathy of the ' commu-
nity is extended. to Mrs'.. • Harvey
Houston in the sudden » passing
of her 'brother,. Mr. Ray ' Taylor
in • Walkerton on Saturday.
'Mr. ,Ernest Ackert, : Lucknow
:received word last 'Monday .of
»the death' of his sisters Mrs. Ro-
bert Harper (Lizzie) at ,Leney,
Saskatchewan:, We .: extend . our,
sympathy to :the relatives.
-Mr., and • Mrs. 'Allan Gammie,:
Arkwright visited Saturday. ev:
Clotheslines .snake ,danch skipping' ropes �I d that's about all
that cati be said in lav o'tr of C ll)tllc 1incs in •this modern world
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of electricity..
What a "Cindci dii'' change has come over our woman's.
world with today's wcathcr-oroof utomatic electric dtiyerstl
Never a care about the wt:•r`itlicr on tit tsl day . no more heavy
• laun"cl y basket to lift no more tedious, back -breaking
``hanging -out." ,
`'Your surroundings change• too; i hen you'own an automatic
electric dryer nn more drooping, dripping basement wash. •
ings... more space in the yard for outdoor living.
rIsn't it time yo ' u` made sc>Ine little "skipper" a,presen't of,.
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• Mr and Mrs. Harbey MacLel-
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. Mr. and Mrs McCallum and
Shirley, and Mr.% Iceland Kauf-
man of . Listowel spent Saturday
evening with Mr: and Mrs. Lloyd;.
Ackert: .
A reception was held in Holy
rood. Hall '.on Saturday evening.
for Mr. and» Mrs. .Wayne. •John.
'stop (Ruth Hutton) Hugh Lane
read an address of .best . wishes
and'•Lorne Eadie -and Harold El-
liott presented' the couple with :a
gift of money. Farrier's Orches-
tra• played for' the . dancing.,'
Mr. °'.arid Mrs.; :Douglas' Smith
and,. Chris.. visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs'. Jim Smith, Harold
• ,and'.Bob.
Patsy . MacLennan . is: home
from the Hospital much 'improv-
ed' in »health and : has started to
school.•`'
MVfr:'' and . Mrs.. David. Wright,
Toronto, . visited .last week' with
her brother, Mr. Sam Farmer '& "
Mrs_ Farrier: •
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice, Hodgins •
of London, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood
•:Hodgins and Garry, Toronto
spent the week -end with Mr.
Mrs. Mark Johnston:,
Miss» Joanne Conley' visited..
with her ' aunt • and» uncle, Mr. &
Mrs: Cliff . Johnston and Barry
over the .week -end. • /
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