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ongratulations. ,to Mr. &:- Mrs
David; and Allan Rhodk
Dore and Ronnie' last week.
Mr. and Mrs: Trouse,'Di-
ane, Wayne,: yrsited at the home
of Mr.. and' Mrs, Vietor GaWley
recently.
Miss Edna: iBoyle of Orillia
sent. 'the', Week -end at , the home
•,*of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Beyle.
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Scott &
family of London spent the weekr.
The- Kinlough held
their meeting it Mrs. John Ern-
erson s on last :Tuesday evening.
Brenda Currie held a birthday
party, it being.. her §ixth. birth7
day last -Tuesday arid entertain-
ed,a number of her little friendS.
,Those :attending the Rebekah
assembly of OntariO ,in .,,Toronto
laSt 'week were' Mrs. Burton Col-
. lins and' Sandi,a, ,Mr. and Mrs.
:Andrew'. Patter,son and Gordon,
Mrs. Victoria:Smith and Murray
. "Mrs: JackMoIyer; Mrs': .Jack Par.
Tell, MeDonald;:.Mrs.'
Mrs. Donald McKay, •
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'.Mr." and. Mrs., , John:. Emerson
visited with Mr., and '1Virs...Isaac
Nixon at 13elfast on Saturday,
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However- Nell. you know
OntEuio you'll enjoy getting
'to know it better. Make a
point this ye.ar of exploring
its highways and ifkivays,
to -
visiting its lovely lakes and
'vaeitio4ing ai one df, its'
modern resort areas e
at surrounding Fort
'William and 'Port ,` Arthur
step 'noie,-by filling Out and --
UCKNOW SENTINEL, . LUCRNQw, ONTARIO
Kinloss' United "Churelv'W.M.S,
,held :their June meeting at the
home of Mrs.'Win. Stanley. Mrs..
Ellison HOdgins, opened the meet-
ing yihich Was devoted 10 the
Audy,. of • Christian Stewardship.
Mrs: Harold Bannerman'. read the
41, the roll call by, naming'. their
favorite, - chapter in :the Bible.
The treasurer, Mrs..- Albert Col -
Campbell ind Mks. Lynn Geddes
were aPPOinted to visit the' .sick
and shtit-ins. Mrs: Dean Hewitt
Stewardship. The meeting Was
Mr L rm. Geddes and' interest-.
the Rey. RoY„Kermedy. of Dim-
gannon as preacher and Mr. and
Mrs. Dune McKaY 4ublin?
singing the, morning' and Mr.,
and Mrs. Garnet Farrier,. Mrs.'
Dan • Tiffin and Mrs. Scholtz .of
Whitechurch ' at night.
:Mr. arid Mrs. .george Henry,
and ..girls' visited Sunday,. with
Mr. and Mr$. Frank Ritchie..
Mr. and Mrs.: Duncan .McKay
and family of ,Aub,urn ViSited
*Ain *Mr. and. Mrs: :Bill' Hunter
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt.• Ovin and
Betty and Mr:. and. Mrs. Lorne
Ritchie and. Annabel' visited on
Sunday with' 'Mr. and. MrS., Will
Ritchie. •
liehn. on Sunday. .
Mr: and/ Mrs. Cliff 1VIUrray,
1V1iSS /Mary !Murray . and . Norma.
Murr'ay. and Mr. and Mrs.'•Don-
ald,lVturray and Marjorie visited
On Sunday with' Ur. and Mrs.
Nelson Raynard. •
,Mr.' and Mrs. Elliott Sandy vii-•
ited Sunday with Mr. And MrS.
Peter Cook, -
Mr and Mrs' Harry Hackett
visited Sunday. with Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. :JaCk Bradley,
Rev, Roy Kennedy ,and Rev. and
Mrs, Kaiser and Keith yisited on'
Sunday evening with _ Mr. and
• Mr. and Mrs. Midford Wall 8e.
Donnie vi$ited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Torn Hackett. ,
. Mr. and Mrs., Gordon Kirkland
attended the funeral last Tiles?
day. cif Mrs. David Kirkland" of
Sunday School next SundaY 'at
10.30; church in the eVerung• ,at
Hamilton visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Ritchie.
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CHURCH PICNIC
HELD AT KINTAIL
Geddes; Mrs. Albert Colwell: and
ing closed with a hymn and.
Prayer and the' hQStess. Seryed,
lovely lunch,
United ChUr.oh, Aux..
Preceding Aeir regnlar June
thirtY-three members. of .the Ev-
icious pot luck suPerrOWing to
the unsuitable weather .it wits,
held in the church. Fellowship
Room. Mrs. ,Orland Richards,, the
2nd vide president, had charge, of
the ,devotional 5.nd-,,buSiness' por-
tion: Mrs. Crawford reported
for .the Community rriendsitip
work.. Mrs. Bryce:. Elliott and
Mrs.. Harold Greer Will ,have
charge of -this .work during .July,
August and September, lt
in the . church. Mrs. Leonard
Ritchie took charge 'of the pro -
'gram. The topic, the last ,chap-
ter of 'the study. book "Cross and
'Crisis in Japan", ..was given . by
lex Andrew. A solo by
The hymn "Abide, with 1Vle" and.
Jithe benediction closed .the Meet-
ing.
HvgoN co. c1,9' REP.On
,1341114. Of the paSt 'week. have
,ajtled. farm crops, Moi'sture.
ample. cold weather is retarding
.opilnurn; growth. Hoed Crops are
cOnipeting with twiteh, Where
present; as. the latter whieh
deep rOoted is growing faster
-than -the intended. prop. . f •
gay 'crop is light, some' c_tit-,
ting and baling is taking place: .
There is very' little grass that
,will enalledt
SPring 'grains gre' coming int
head. and fall wheat' is .pr,ogress,
The ,pastiire is shOrt i$
amount gojng. a long Way,'
Niisat.: -ricl,na -Carr; .a former
Member of': the.. Wingharn Has -
'at ,St.;Thornas General Hospital,
upon eonipleting her three-year
':.There was a large attepdanee
at the annual congregatfonal And
Sunday .School . of the'
Lucknow Presbyterian Church, •
held •at Camp' on. ThUrs°-
.weather was ideal: The ,followirig
i$ a list of the sports eventS. and,.
Rade
GitiS, pre school, ,Carol,Browri;
boys, pre school, 'JOhn MacK'en7
boYs 576, Jimmie HenclerSon;
7-8, ponald JohnstOn; girls 9710;
Mary Finlayson boys , 9=10, Aus-
sell ARM. `girls 11-12 Diane
Jainieson; boys 11-12, Doug
Johnstone; girls 13-14, BetsY
iivashey;: girls 'l5 , and over, Nancy,
Forster; relay (girls); Diane
'iTajnieson, Arleata Pollock, ,Mary
Finlayson, Betsy Henderson; re -
Forster, Doug' Johnsten,• Brian
Slipper kick -(girls), Mary Fin-
laYsOri;' blindfold race (boys),
Gary" Gamrnie;' slipper kick (lad -
race, Diane Jarrtiesbn; wheelhar-
roW, Bob Watsoh, Brian Gambia;
centipede rade, boys and girls'
(tie); married men'S rate; ,Bucl
Orr; ladies' broad smile, Mi. 3,
MaaDoriald; men's shod, contest:,
Mr, W. DouglaS,
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One of these colourful passbooks, showing a
nice little balance inside, bound to get you
high' marks with the youngeriet.
This extra.stirprise gift, with a place on the -
&Wet. for the youngster's name, is" the practical,
way to help children develop the habits of
thrift and self-reliance . . . to help theM make
the grade in the years ahead.
And B of M Student Passbooks make excel- —
lent gifts for all kinds of special occasions such
as birthdays, Chrigtmas; ,and as , a reward for
extra 'effort. You 'Can pick them hp at your
neighbourhood B of Ai branch in a matter,
of onlY a few minutes:
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