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REV. STRAPP
CoI,ITfNUED FROM .PAGE t
i(ETTLEBY CHARGE
1932. 38'
A letter ham Rev, H. W. Kemp
;tiring some scenes from this past
irate, :during•the depression years, '
43$ read.
MINDEMOYA CHARGE
1938 - 42
Rev; N, Patterson sent written .
freetings from the Charge on Man-
toulin lsland,
6F:RVIE CHARGE
1942 -' 44
Mr:
.and ,Mrs. Burton Hodgins and
At, and Mrs, WM.. Arnold .brought
;teetings, •
C11 PLEA U C1 -IA RGE
1944752•
A letter from Rev. A .T ; Ken -7
lard :and words from Mr.; Newton ,
'eilow, formerly of Chapleau , now
>f Chatham.. Mr and Mrs. Strapp
iawe_a summer cottage at Chapleat
MOUNT. PLEASANT CHARGE
196.2-60..
11,13. Masecar, 'for,'mer.ly of Mount
leasant, now of Toronto, and Bob,'
vlacAuley of Mount Pleasant spoke
)thers present were Mrs.' R. B.
ulasecar and Susan, Mrs., Bob: Ivlac-
'ule', Mrs'. ,Armstrong, Mr. and
�1rs, Chas, Sandison' and MT.. .and,
Ars.. •E. Legget of :Mou. nt Vernon
Bruce Presbyterywas represented
)y:Rev,'Eric Nelson of Walkerton.',
,ha spoke of the work done in' the
Presbytery of Bruce.
Hamilton Conference: Rev . Dr
r,R; Davies of Toronto, formerly
Westdaae United Church, Harr
Ilton , •spoke .of the . leadership giv
:n .as Secretary and President of
the Conference. •
1Don Carroll of Walkerton' spoke
on behaf.of the family,. from,the
viewpoint of a nephew, .He brow
ght greetings on, behalf of Mr. and..
Mrs, `W, L. Carroll , : of Muskoka;
Pr. Ken Carroll .of St. .Catharines, •
Dr. Glen /Carroll •of w aterloo
n#varsity; Mr and Mrs., Corse ' x' '
bfToronto; Mr. and, Mrs. Ewart
'arberry of•Oakviile.
Rev: Strapp, a tandsman,of long
anding, showed his 'ablityby
laying, two numbers on the slide..
ombone., accompanied, by his.
"ife and brother .on,piario• and horn
One of the highlights of the even,
k was the' playing of a tape .on
Inch was the voice'of,Rev, 'Jack-
OA W.: Strapp of: Kamloops,,.'
be elder son 'of .Rev, and Mrs.
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Quiet Weekend
in....T.he Country
(by Amber Carrick)•
PAGE. FIFTEEN
Mah'ied, 4.1 Vfc.. Ilacebura
The howling winds and cheerless 11 great expense he went, to putting
bliziards are over for another year. new sod on his yard only to have
We can, now brace ourselves, for . ; the neighbors dog pay daily visits
another season-.the,tinslaught Of and spoil the effect. The fact
the city dwellers for week -end , ° that you spent four good .hours.
visits to the 'country , cutting and trimming your lawn
The first week -end. of:the season pefore their arrival 'goes un -not -
they write ahead and'tell you how ; iced.
many are coming and what ,time to "Don't worry about- food"they
expect .•thern• •lnvariably they ar- cry' We brought plenty." ••`No kind.
rive, severalhours late r and several of mental arithmetic can figure a
people you`had never expected • • meal for fifteen extra people from
arrive with them, . various bags containing bakery ;
Do you know the result of the „pies, several loaves of fancy b'read
fines for litter on our highways`? and two pounds. of wiener's 1, And ••
do!' Before -the. week -end .is, over • there is another day ahead! '
every car owner had chosen a dif, Later in the season the radishes,
ferent location. to houseclean his 'green, peas and 'onions disappear in
car. Candy wrappers, cigarette a twinkling as they attack the ga.rd
packages, various beverage bottles en with, great zeal. It's just grow-
and finally car ash trays are„dump ing there.. waiting to be eaten. No
ed on your lawn. account is paid of the time and '
One will. talk for ages about the work it ,took to bring it to, that con -
new fill he had put in and the . ' ; dition•,
j Sundays don't :vary, very. much .
The visitors stay up as late ,as pas-
sible Saturday then either getup
at the.crack of, dawn wanting' to go
fishing: or sleep' late,,a:ndemerge
for breakfast justas you are .pre-
paying to leave'•for church. YOU
pop the roast 'in.the oven before
you• leave .and hope no one will
!/ disturb the. heat.bbefore ,you return.
After church you finish preparing .°
dinner and usua'liyhave More pia-
. ces to set. for in.your absence they
have ,contacted 'various other mem”
bers of your; family whom: they
just haven"t seen. since • ast:fall .
Then. abs.you .sit back and try to
'relaX ovet..'your. coffee.someone
remembers .a date in the city ,
another must get home to water.
the lawn before his allotted wat
ering time expires and in'a twink-
' .ling. they are all gone with a. great
deal of noise and confusion and as
:you survey the table full of dirty.
dishes; th'e giant wash
fortomor
row .and the 'general yard clean-
u
p
you wonder really hear
them say ".Will be back in two
weeks." A'quiet .'week -end in the
country? Bah ! .
trapp
Their other son Keith of Byron
as able to be present and gave.
Mme interesting and hurnorous
'delights of his dad's ministry.
:d:igest ofa letter frorn•Mrs.
iv�e L'ldersrna ,' a foster daughter-. -
able to he present', was also giver
reetings were brought by -the
]lowing Lucknow area • clergy; Rev.
E. Jay/ of St..Peter's Anglican.
urch, Rev': Rod MacLeod of the
esbyterian Church, Rev. Dirk. •
verdink of the: Christian'Reform-:
Church, Rev'. Father Caruanna
St, Mary's ;Roman Catholic
arch, and Rev. Gordon Kaiser of
Ashfield Charge.
Donald McIntyre Worshipful'
ster' of Old Light Lodge A . F. and
.M. also brought greetings.
• E. Coyette'read the verdict, of
e trial''. which assured ReY
app of the confidence of those
sent in the work he had carried
t during his years in the ministry.
L. MacKenziebrought best
he's from the congregation on
alf of the session
rs. Wm Wharry presented'•Mrs.
app with a handbag. on•behalf :
the°Lucknow'United Church
men,
ilfred Drennan', on behalf .of the
gregation presented Rev. Strapp
h a billfold of money,
ev,'and Mrs, Strapp, in 'turn •
Tressed their appreciation to the
gregation and others present,
veryone. wasinvited to gather
the church basement where the
les of the church served lunch.
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The 'family' Hospital
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Ch�sen.ToAttend'
4-H Conference
• • - • (. Culross Corned
Brenda Haldenby spent four days
last week :attending a 4-H•Confer
ence at the 14n.iversity• of Guelph.
Brenda was:one of:seven girls r •
chosen"to represent Bruce County.
We are happy to report that Mrs.
Arthur Green'returned home from
the hospital.' ' • •
Mrs.: Mi,dford Wall visited with
Mrs. Frank' Brown, Teeswater
last week, .
' Congratulations to all students
,passing their final examinatibns.�
Mr, arld Mrs. George Barrell of
Toronto spent the week -end. yith
1 Mr f• and Mrs. James Haldenb
and girls.
•
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Stewart and boys were Mr, and
Mrs, Wm. Dutton of•Regina Sask . y
Frank Shillings,, Mrs. Ian Mc-
Pherson' and Trudy. and Mrs, Ralph`
Goesel and Susan.
Mrs. James Graham and Mrs.
Kenneth Carleton both of Ham-
ilton visited ,last' week with Mr,
and Mrs. Art Hodgins.
Visitors at the home of Mr•, and
Mrs., James Ha1denby. and girls
this. week -end were 'Donna Trizisky
and her mother. Mrs. Don Trizisky
of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Art
Campbell and family of Kincardine
Kenny Campbell of Toronto, and
Ernie Irwin of Ripley.
PHOTO BY TROTTER PHOTOGRAPHY.
C1.•IURCOTT
of Wallaceburg, both sisters ,
'of the bride. Junior bridesmaid.,
was ,Deborah Smith; niece of the
bride.
They 'carried eacades•of tinted'
mums and wore identical.gowns .
'arid headpieces in Romance biue
and': Berry. pink,'
Flower girl was Valerie Momney,
niece of the bride, dressed in an.
identical floor• length gown in '
Romance blue . She carried a
cascade of•tinted
I Gregory Momney nephew of,.
the bride was ringbearer.
Ray Heffernan•, brother 'of the
groom, was best _man: Grooms-
. l men. were Antone -Vari Osch of
'Lucknow and Arthur Brice :of
Wallaceburg. 'Ushers were Dyle
Smith' of Sarnia and Jerry ;
Heffernan of Lucknow.
A reception followed at Prim- ,
ros rdens, Wallaceburg. The',
bride's • other received the
guest in. a .pink brocade dress.
'and :duster, pink hat, white
accessories and corsage of deep
pink roses. She.wasassisted' by.
the groom's•mother, who chose a
• yellow and white dress, white
accessories and corsage of yellow!
roses.
'The' bride chose for her trayell-
•ingcostutrte,:a yellow dress, ,white •
Igoe, white accessories and cor-
sage of yellow',roses. :After a
wedding trip to points' on Lake
Ontario and Niagara Falls, Mr
nd Mrs; Heffernanwill reside
at143 Albert Si. Wallaceburg.
Mr. Heffernanis employed, by
.•Greenmelk, a division of Quaker
Oats;,. and Mrs. Heffernan is em
,ployed , at Dominion. Glass Limited..
IIEFFERNA N
• Holy .Family Church, •W allaiee. ,
burg, decorated with pink mums,.
Was the scene: for the marriage,of
Marjorie Madeline Churcott and
Albert Michael Heffernan, on
Saturday June lith, at; two .o'clock:
The bride is the daughter of Mr;:
and Mrs. Rowland Churcott of
'Wallaceburg: The groom is, the
son:. of Mr. and Mrs, Ormond'.
Heffernan of Belfast:
Rev.. William Morris performed
the double ring .ceremony; The
organist was Frances Fraleigh,
Who also was soloist.
The bride , given in• marriage •
by her father., chase a floor
length gown fashioned in silk •
'.organza : over taffetta, featured •
lily •point sleevesand slim skirt
with motif in. A lencon lace and'
bodice alsa trimmed with match-
ing motif The• gown was high- • .
lighted with a•brush train falling
from' back` waistline. She: wore a
floral cluster headpiece from
which fell a full bouffant veil
• •fash.ioned in• imported silk,
illusionand carried a cascade.Of
miniature red roses and .white
`tiny mums.
Matron of honour was' Patricia •
• Smith of Sarnia,. sister of the
bride., She wore a floor -length'
gown of nUe green, fashioned
in American crepe with Empire
.bodice in imported lace Her
headpiece was a 'matching floral
cluster twist with whisper veil
in illusion She carried a cascade
of tinted murris, .
Bridesmaids were Marie
Momney. of Mount Clemens
1Michigan and Barbara Churcott
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