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THE LUCK.NOW .SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
WHITECHURCH and DISTRICT
onesday was Ground Hog Day,
cs o the old timers meant.
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tdwas :half Over if the Ground
[OA seehis shadow... He
ow his shadow in this local-
�s, we can look out for 6 weeks.
'sans, such as the kind when
't see the barn when.loolr-
the`house *window and will •
many drifts for the snow
aad Mrs. Carl McClenaghan
fgnday visitors with Mr. and
Wayne Henry of Brampton. .
ltd .Mrs. Tom Jamieson
.,&ieday visitors. with Mr, and
Illbert Proctor of Morris Twp.
and Mrs. Kenneth Johnston
;plfly of Clinton - Were v►isitork
ay with,Mr,, and.Mrs. Ger.
folinston and in the evening ,
jlsited with Mr. and Mrs, Ted
ison and family. of Donnybrook
tlebrate Bill's birthday.
rs, John •L, Currie Spent- a•few
ilast week with her daughter,.
Imes Toth andfamily of
beer, while Mr... Toth was
int an operation on his left
i in St... Marys Hospital.
Mr. ant) Mrs. Cameron Simmons
of London visited with his parents,,
Mr. and Mrs.. Simmons of Wingham
and with her father, Charles Mare
tin, who returned to London with
them for a • few days.' They were•',
also callers. at the home of Mr. •
and Mrs, Elroy Laidlaw and Mr.
and; Mrs. Ezra Scholtz, '• •
Mr. and Mrs.. Ben McClenaghan
who had spent a few weeks -with
sMr. and Mrs. 'Harry . Moss and -fam-
ily of Plattsville returned to their
horde with Mrs.. Moss last •Thurs-
day. ' • .
Paul Geiger of Waterloo spent
the weekend with Mr. and MrS.
;CarlMcClenaghan•. _ •
Mr, and.'Mrs,.• Kenneth Laidlaw
•of London were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw
and. attended. the funeral in ,Luck-
now of her; uncle,. the late. William
Hunter. .
. Mr.. and Ms.' Wallace Conn,
Alma and Muriel were Sunday vis-
itors .with Stewart Scott and Mr,
and Mrs. Craig Scott and family .'•
of Langside. .
92ND BIRTHDAY
This community extends "congra
ulations to Mrs. W.A.Taylor of
Brucelea Haven, Walkerton, who
on Saturday, celebrated her 92nd
birthday. Mrs. Taylor's home
was on the 4th con, Kinloss where
her son Charlie resides.
Mr.• Flanigan of London held a
Flavorite Stainless Steel Demon-
stration at the home of Mr. and.
Mrs. Walter Arscott on Thursday
evening.' Those attending were
Mr. and•Mrs. Ira, Wall, Mr, and
Mrs.. Clarence Ritchie, Mr. and
Mrs. Elrner'Sieightholm and Mr.
and Mrs, Victor Emerson..
Mrs. Tom Morrison left on .Thur
sday, by. train to visit with her dau-
ghter,- Mrs.
au-ghter,-Mrs. 'Frank Stockhill; and
Mr. Stockhill and family of Timm-
ins fora week,.
Mr and Mrs;. Eldon, Emerson
of St. Catharines" spent the week-
end with. Lila Ernerson. '
,Mr. and Mrs. Russel Chapman
• were. Sunday visitors with Mr . and
Mrs. Alfred Wright of Rosemont..
Mrs,. Wright is a sister of Mrs.
Chapman. •
Quite a number from here• atr
ended -the concern n St. Helens on
Friday evening where Whitechurch
Y. P S. put on their play "Elmer".
Student Minister, Mr. Donald
Watt, hasa holiday.this.week from
studies at Knox College to study
for exams. • . .
Mr. and Mrs.. Dawson Craig,
Alex and Harvey were Sunday vis-
itors with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
McBurney and family.' •
Mr. and ..Mrs. 'Fred Tiffin and
Edward Mirehouse were Sunday,'
visitors 1.1ith Mr, and Mrs, Victor
Emerson.
We are pleased to report that '
Mrs. Charles Johnston who had'
been in Victoria Hospital for sur
gery was able to return to Huron-
view on Tu day.
FARM IS S
Fred Tiffin has sold. his farm to
Mr. and Mrs. G.M. yanDerKlippe
and. five 'children of Brampton...
They obtain possession May Y5th
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Tiffin
were Sunday callers at. Carruthers
Nursing Home for 1Glessrs. Jack and
Bob Richardson, .
EUCHRE PARTY
A euchre party was,held at Lang -
side Community Hall on Friday,
February 4th, with 7 tables'in play'
Prize winners werehigh lady Mrs.
.Dave Moffat, high. gent Robert
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Breaman, low lady Mrs. George
Young, and low' gent George Young,
The; next party will be held Febr-
uary 18th. Lunch was served by
thosein charge.'
William • Hou$;tom....
Is coUntyMaster
.(Amberley News
The County'Lodge meeting was:
held at Arnberley Orange hall an
February uist. Owing to road con-
ditions many members were unable
to attend.
Officers elected. for • 1966-1968
are: . County Master, William Hou -
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ou-.stop;'Lucknow : Deputy Master,
Re • Y
Godfre Pine Rider. Chaplain.
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William Haldenby; Kinlotgh. ;Sec-•
• retary. Donald Courtney;. Amber -
ley
mberley. Treasurer, Bert Alton; Ash=.
'. field. •
Charles Emmerton composed
and read a fine prayer in, memory
of the late Rev. :John C. Hutton,:'
who w
a valuable member r
of
the
the Orange Lodge, and R.B. P.
At the close of theimeeting,.
.lunch was served;
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instal Officers
At Sunday Service
(Amberl ey News) .,
'Officers for 1966 were installed'
forU;C.W. at.Pine'Rver United
Church .on. Sunday, February 6,
and are as #ollows, President, Mrs, •
Eldon Bradley; .1st, Vice; Mrs. Bob
Courtney; 2nd Vice;, Mrs; .Gordon .
Fry; 'Secretary;' Mrs. Mervyn :Fungi
ston; •Treasurer; 'Mrs. George Wigh
tnia'n; Unit 1` Leader , , Mrs. Sarn
Snobelen, , Secretary -.Treasurer,.
Mrs. Ernest :Thompson:. Unit 2
leader. Mrs Donald''Courthey Sec-
retary- Treasurer,, Mrs. Elden Low
rye.. Convenors; Programme, Mrs.
Wesley'Robb; Literature, :Mrs. Sam
Gibson; Supply; and . Welfare,
,Mrs. Leonard.Irwin; Flower:Comm-.
ittee and Community. Friendship,
Mrs; Glenn Campbell. Manse Co-
rrirnittee, Mrs, Morris ;Reid Cater.
ing and Social Functions,. Mrs..'
Leonard Reid; Finance' Committee,
Mrs Murray Farrell; Stewardship
and recruiting, Mrs,: Duncan Thor
.burn;” .Citizenship, Mrs Eldon •
.• Bradley .
REID'S. CORNERS :WL`
--Mrs;-William-Ferguson. was hoses
tess for Reids. Corners W; f .. on Feb
ruary 1 . Mrs Cecil Holland acted
as president -for the day and_Mrs.
Cecil Humphrey was secretary, • • •
` After the openingexercises, the
roll call. "A 'new Years Resolution"
was answered :with 'many . fine'
thoughts. Mrs: Melville henry
gave a contest which was, prepared.
by Mrs: 'Chester Ernmerton Com=
munity singing. led by, Mrs. Ceci 1:
"Holland was accompanied .by; Mrs
W,J.Courtney. Mrs. Sam Gibson
gave instrumental numberswhich
were. enjoyed-. Mrs. Wiiltan . Fer-
' guson 'gave an• informative talk .
on "Proper.Proceedure for W.I.
meetings" She passed papers
around to the.members to give
•ideas for programrnes for this year.
Mrs. Cecil Holland read a letter
of appreciation from Mr. and; Mrs.•
•Nadkarny of India who are current-
ly living in Canada,' and who. were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil •. •
Holland and. family for Christmas.
After the closing ode and grace,
lunch was served by Mrs. Ferguson:.
'and committee in. charge., •
Mr. ,and°Mrs. Walter Brown of
Amberley are spending three weeks
in Stratford at the homeiof Mr, and
:Mrs. Don Nicholson.
Congratulations are extended. to
Mr. and 1ytrs. Ernest Gibson, on •the.
arrival of a son , born February 5th
at Wingham 'and District Hospital. '
Sunday guests of Mr. and/Mrs•.
jack Blue were .Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd
IrStin, Mrs. Sam Geddes, and.4Mrs.
Martha Mclver of Ripley,,
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