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co.OBEOATION PRESENTS
'CLERIC. ,ON HIS IIIRTIOAY
:hast week The Sentinel re
:erred to a presentation to a
former Lucknowite,vithich. a was
reported in detail In the Wal-
kenon-Herald Tirr�es, as follows:
At the 'conclusion of the• morn-
ing service of Worship at Knox
presbyte Ian Church on Sunday,
the congregation paid • a signal
boner to the• minister,. Rev, W. A •
Henderson: The Occasion was the
esteerned cleric's birthday and on
: behalf of :.his , flock he was pre-
.. Sented with a . rnovie camera.:arid
••a handsome leather bief., case.
Mr, Norman 'R; Shawfr clerk of
the'session,' in. a' brief congratuia
• tory address expressedthe, ap-
'` • preciat on of Rev.. Henderson's
in, ministry, with the.' hope that the
w . • kindly ..fellowslhip • And co -opera -
t.
n f • ion which • exists between the
as minister and. his.. congregation.
7s, wouldcontinue for many :years,
The , presentation was made • ,by..
'Mrs. Frank Eidt.. Rev. Hender-
son in his usual sincere manner
stated that he has enjoyed his
'Work in Walkerton land • would
endeavour• to continue to 'even
,greater efforts in ,the ;future..
:Mr. Henderson 'recently corn
:pleted his tenth year .as :minister'
of Knox, arid in that time he' has
ts: end eare - himself to every mem-
ber of the .congregation::His,,wor..k.
in the church has ' been fruitful
and :the congregation. on 'Sunday
topk this pleasant, tangible'•way
�itpressing.`. their' appreciation
of his work. At the . recent ;annual
meeting of 'the 'congregation; Mr.
Henderson was also unanimously
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TH.E, LUCKNoW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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PAGEFIVE,
WA$ .S.S., TEACHER
FOR ,FIFTY YEARS•,._: ;'• • .J
The . United .Church Sunday
:School, Teaehers: and Officers ' •
were entertained to. an enjoyable l
evening by the ;Woman's . Asso-
dation of the churcht on Tues-
day of last. week, •
'Following a delicious • turkey:I
dinner, a hearty sing -song was,
'enjoyed. led by Rev. G. R. Gei-
ger, with. Mrs. Ross Cumrriing at
the piano, i
Rear. Geiger was' chairman. fox
'the evening and 'gave the wel-
coming. remarks, welcoming ` es ,
pecially; Mrs. George,. Andrew.
w`ho. not 'long'.ago completed '50'
,yea•
rs of teaching'ser�i.ce,:.
Relates Experience In N.W.T.
Rev. ' 11. L. Jennings, ' of the
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•DAIRY RA.RMER•'S OF .CANADA'
I-turon Street, Torohto •
Anglican • Church, in the rriost Webster of Goderich. Mrs. Web-
entertainingmanner, s h owed ster, the former Agnes Miller
slides and told how, as a young' ``"'s been __._t_ ..
college. ,graduate,_ he ' had .volun—
teered as.•a, missionary to: re -open
a small' church at Fort' Norrnan
in the N•o r.th w es t"Territorie:s,
Where he.. served for.. 5 •years;.
from. 1936 to 1941.. Mrs. Jennings
joined,hirn as•*a,'bride; at the end
Of the 1st year.: He showed a pic-
ture of . this; church, *here:'he
had acted as ,janitor, raaig the
bell,. played the organ, :.collected
the offering, as well, as deliver-
ing the sermons; For a 'couple. of
,.
years, until • a'. resident doctor
was moved in, to 'the' community,
•he was. expected to 'render medi
cal a,id ' a. s well Mt: Jennings
told of. ..number of humorous
Colwanash Juniors Meet
. The regular meeting of . the
Colwanash. Junior' Farmers " was
held iri 'the -Parish. Hall,''Febru-
.ary 17th, . Crawford McNei•1 pre
sided. ,Thirty-six• members' were.
present.
The roll call' 'wasanswered by
introducing .a new :member.''
!Crawford McNeil, Doug Ray
hard, ' Ruth and George Ribey
• were appointed, to the Huron
;County. executive. John Clark
was `;appointed for . the travelling
scholarship. ;Murray 'Gaunt was
appointed, to 'attend theP,rovin=.
• BORN
WOODLEY-Fred ,and Margaret
(Steer) • are pleased to announce
•
•
• the birth of their daughter,. Vic- •
cial annual ' greeting, Joe Gaunt
,reported •'tth�at' a dance' has been.
.arranged for. March 6th.'Mem-
bers have been , .invited. to pray
broomball .against. CKNX Wing
ham on Thursday, February .26;,
A. game against . Whitechurch was
also • mentioned; but no time or
place set. The seed judging: com
petition was' again disci,rssed., Af-,
ter 'adjournment' . everyone en-
joyed an hour• and a 'half, tobog-
ganing, then back' to the hail for
sandwiches, cookies' and coffee.
The. meeting closed with singing.
"GG
ood Night Ladies,'.' ,•
toric jo-Ann,. on February 26th,.
1959, at St. Joseph's . Hospital,
London, a sister, •for Mathew.
ARNOLD-in: Kincardine Genet -
al Hospital on Monday, Febru-
aryFebru-
ary: 23rd; 1959, to Mr. and Mrs. :
Elson Arnold,. (Isabel Orr); R.R.
2, .Kincardine, a: son. •
FEAGAN—At 'Kamloops, fl.C., on.
February 16, .1959, to co. and
Mrs. Hugh A. Feagan.
Khnloops, ,a son:.
WRAITH= At',
al, Goderieh,
1959; *.to , Mi.
Wraith, ' '11.R.
daughter.
•
Alexandra Hospit-
on February 19,
and Mrs. George
1, Goderich, a .
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situations he encountered,rather
than s t
res s. I n g• the 'lardshp
i s:
•
wthieh: • he' must have: endured •
:d:uring;those years. •
A. •quartette,: .•composed of Mrs.
•J. W: Joynt; Mr: and Mrs.''Ray- .
nand' Ackert and .Mr' Elmer Urn_
bath pleased theaudience• with
a coup 1••e of numbers, as 'did
1blary ' and • Russell A11in with 1
piano; duets. .
• .Mr. ,W..'.L. 'McKenzie' spoke for
;a few minutes of'.Some of? his ex�
•'perierices ':as a _worker. in. .the •
Sunday School, and . of things
Which'will • stanei 'out in his mem-.
ory;''sudh as 'this evening of en-
tertainment.
Mr. Bruce McKenzie, superin-
tendent of the Sunday School;
'eicpresseci thanks' .to the r Ladies,
and -those taking' part, and Mrs:
Howey ,replied • on .behalf or the
W A:'.hoping this: would serveas
encouragement to ,a continuance
of :the food. ..work being carried
on in the. Sunday School.
ST. I .ELENS:
'There were 'eight •tables at the
card• party held at the St. Helen's
School on Wednesday evening
with Mrs. Charles McDonald: and
1Vi r.• F:r e d McQuil'lin . receiving
prizes for the highest scores and
Mrs: •Fred McQuillin and ,Nancy
Cranston. receiveing the consol-
ation prizes." '
The ladies ' arereminded:: of
the `March .Meeting. of . the Worn-'
en'•s' Institute this(Thursday)
'afternoon • at 2:00 o'clock. Roll,
Call,' A • city • iirt Ireland. Mr. Rae
Watson will be guest ,speaker
and the ladies are asked to hand
in the penny round -up: bags. A
Millinery course will be, held on
March 1 l th, 12th and 13th .in the
Community Hall and - if . you are
•dsirous of 'attending tlivis .pope -
lar course .plea5.6' Contact Mrs. C.,1
McDonald. or Mrs. E. 'Gaunt,'
Messrs. Lorne Durnin and El-
don Miller attended' the Good
Road• Convention in Toronto .last
week. . •
Miss Johi son and ' her pupils
enjoyed a .sleigh ride party on
the :farm df Mr, Bola Lyons one
evening last . week. Later .they
were entertained at the home of
Mr, and Mrs.'Ernest Gdunt where
they . were SerPed hot dogs and '
hot chocolate courtesy of Mrs.
Gaunt and Mrs.' Ross Gammie.,
Lt. Brian Staples of Carnp Bor-,.
den was a weekyend visitor with;
Mr. and 1VIr , .l•oihn 'Cameron and
Don, . •
Mr. . and Mrs, 'John Wrebe,
form erly'.EiIcen Spark,es, of 'ton.
don were recent ', guests ` of Mr.
and Mfrs. Fred McQuidlin.
Mr, and Mrs. Freed McQuillin
visited' re6;iitly with Mrs. James
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