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. THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW . ONTARIO_
PAGE ELEVEN
H
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Is Guest Speaker
WHITECHURCH NEWS
On Tuesday last"Calvin-Brick'
U, C. W. held a special meeting •
when •they entertained ' Whitechurc.'
Westfield, St.• Helens and'Donny
brook U•. C. W. , . Belgrave Presby-
terian W.M.S. and Belgrave Ang-
lican. The call to' Worship: and
Weico e. was given by Mrs. .Alex
Robertson. Mrs. Norman Coultes
had charge of the worship service.
Mrs. Alex Robertson read the._ ,
Scripture. . PraYer was; given. by-
.`".,
y-", Mrs. Lloyd, Whytock. A reading
• Anthem for. Centennial of Canadia
Confederation' Was given by Mrs.
Gordon McBurney:. Janet Sleight
holm and; Helen 'Gibbons sang . -
The Centennial Hymn.
The offering•was'received and
dedicated; by Mrs. Alex Robertson.
Mrs; Donald Dow introduced the.
guest speaker Mrs. E. R. Hawkes o
Bluevale,.who ,was stationed at'the
Mission held in Kentucky. Mount
ains for a year and vividly told of
• her life there.. Mrs. Kenneth .•
Mason thanked Mrs. Hawkes and
presented her with .a gift.
Mrs. Glen Coultes , Mrs. Bill •
Coultes, Mrs. ,Stan Hopper and • . '
Mrs: Jack Higgins gave a musicale;
number..
Calvin=Brick' U. C. W. received
an invitation to, attend. a'
special meeting :of' Belgrave'
W. M. S, in the church June 14 at
• 8 p:m.
They . are also invited to attend . a
centennial tea at St. Helens
Church Thursday June. 22nd at,
2;•30. All contributions to the.=bale
are to'be:given tolMrs..:Lawerence
Taylor or :Mrs; Roy Pattison by the
middle of June..:Requests for. jams
and jellies for the t:manse are to be
in'by July lit. Mrs.. Ale* Robertson
pronounced•the Benediction.'
Lunch was served by; the appoint-
• ed Cominittee. •
a
• Young People Join
Ripley and Qliwet-
Churches Sunday.
A't the Coinmuriion..Service held
Andrew's- United Church,
:Ripley,.Sunday, June 4th at 11:30
• a ..m . , the .following young people'
were. confirmed: Norman Bair, •son
of Rev. and Mrs. °G. N. Bali; Har-
veylBrooks, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred' Brooks;: Susan Lolling daugh-
ter. of Mr.., and Mrs. Allan .Colling;
Sandra Collins,' daughter of ,Mr
and • Mrs ; .Burton Collins; Donald
• Forster and. Barbara • Forster, son
and daughter of Mr and Mrs.
Walter Forster;'Judy Hodge,: daugh
ter ,of Mr. , and Mrs•. Howard •Hodge,
:Jackie Johnston, daughter': ofMi..
and Mrs, Morgan Johnston; Karen .
,Lackey..daughter•'bf 'Mr., and, Mrs.
.Douglas. Lackey; Susan McLay,,
daughter' of Mr:., and Mrs. Donald
McLay,'.Donald Pollard and . Dianne
Pollard ..'son and.``daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Elmer' Pollard; ' Keith and,
Cathy Van der Hoek, son and.
daughter.of Mr..and Mrs Baas
Van der• Hoek, •
•
•
Miss Janie •Pollock was unable to
•be received because of injuries.
suffered -in a:car accident the pre-
vious day..
The following young people were
• Confirmed ata Communion: Ser
vice held in Olivet United Church
on tie afternoon. of Sunday, June
• 4, .196.7: David Black,. son of Mr.
:and.: Mrs.. Walter Black; Sharon
Grilling: daughter of Mr.: and Mrs.
Melvin Coiling; Joanne Hamilton•,.,
daughter `of Mr,.: and Mrs, •
Raynbnd Hamilton; Patricia Mac .
Charles,' daughter of Mr. and:Mrs...,
A.B., (sandy) MacCharles`Sandra
MacCharles i;. daughter of 1vlts .
John D.. MacCharles and the,:late
Mr: McCharles
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TEESWATER,: ONT.
OPEN FRI: RITES
when yen sign our Centennial Rook.
•
Firmer Minister`
Guest Speaker
• •, WHITECHURCH NEWS
Anniversary Services were held
Sunday in the United Church
which was beautifully decorated
with bouquets of spring flowers.,
Music was given by -Mrs. Garnet.
Farrier,,,Organist and Mrs. Dan.
Tiffin, pianist. The.opelning
exercisesof the morning Service
was conducted by the pastor Itev
G_. Mitchell.: The choir.anthem
was Serve the king of Kings, .
Mrs . `Claude Coffin of Galt was
guest soloist and sang "From Sink -
Ing Sands. He Lifted Me".
Rev ; G. Mitchell introduced the
guest speaker Rev. 'Duncan. McTav'
ish of London who in his opening,
remarks spoke of his association in;
the work of the church here 50
years ago arid related them to.his
sermon Holy Ground" The
men's trio, ,Harvey McDowell,
Lloyd Walden and Garnet Farrier
sang "My Prayer". L.
The Benediction' was pronounced
by Rev,. Mitchell: Rev. McTavish'
at••the• door met many of those
whom he 'served at Bethel, White -
Church and Tiffin appointments ' 0;
50 years ago,.
The church. was again filled/to
capacity.for the evening services'
at '8 p:m. The Hartnony, Men sang;:,
tw.o numnbers during the service :
and; after the Benediction sang :.
another numlier. • '
Rev, McTavish in his sermon
"Does Life begin at Forty?" went
on prove by; various°illustrations
in life that life begins in youth put
due to failures, may • begin. after
forty, We need . youth in the
church and state, for Enthusiasm`
and we'need the olderfolks to
give of'their experience and know
ledge:. The main idea was to get
folks interested in the church and
hold them there.:
Lunch was served to the Harmony
Choir..and other guests.
Announcements - Lucknow •
U.C. W. ;invited Whitechurch
L1.C.'W.:on June 6 at 8 p.'m, to
"Ye bide •Tyree Centennial Meet,-
/rig'
eet=ing' to recall Pioneer times and
folks,.
The U. C. W ;•meets Wednesday •
June 7th at 2 pr.m; at the home
of Mrs. A. Coultes and to come
in : old. time costume .
i
Community Greet.
The Gilby .Family
PURPLE GROVE, NEWS'.•
• Folks in this community:wish to','.
welcome Mr. and' Mrs ."Jim Gilby'
and family, who moved from Kit
chener on Saturday and are living
in, Bob. Thompson's house on the •
12th Mr. Gilby plans to work for
Gordon Stewart, .
•
Due to illness Nancy Elliott who:
is training in Niagara • Falls•, is
spendingsome time with/her moth-
er. Nancy is to return to the Falls
on Tuesday. It is hoped that she, isr.
' fully recovered by then. '
The Kinlough W.M.S. were
guests of the Teeswater W. M.•$,
in that town on Thursday. Guest
P � . 1
Speaker the event was Mrs.
George.,Sutheriand of Riplly``
Mr. and ,Mrs. Don McCosh acc-
ompanied Mr. ,and Mrs.Ardill
Mason, in the Mason's •new cat ora a
' sight "seeing tour on Sunday: On.
their journey they stopped off in.
ow:anstown`where.they visited Mr .
and Mrs. :Pont Thuell..
Visitors with :Mr. and •Mrs.' Don
Dore and family on Sunday were.
het aunt and uncle, Mr; and Mrs.
Reg Wood of Victoria Harbour.
Miss Margaret Robertson:of Luck -
now' spent a few days two weeks
Creator.. of thepo alar: Back Supporter® Mattress
Fantasy . . the value of the year :by
famous ,Spring' Air!' Try.. it and you'll
agree! . Corte now! Buy now! Don't miss
your 'Cance to save at this special
price! Mattress or box spring now...
Extra ltlng, queen.and king
t propertionete .savings
ago with Mr.; and Mrs. Dori Robert-
son and while there Margaret;. Mrs.
Don Robertson, Mrs . Goldie Huston
of, Ripley; Mrs Ken Robertson. and
Mrs. Ralph. Hunter' of Armow ;visit
ed in Hanover with M.S. John. Tay
ler„and girls. • °
Cathy Dore,'spent. Saturday after:-
noon with Mrs. • Don ;McCosh.
Mr. and. Mrs. Ezra Stanley of
i
i
Kinlough were visitors. on Sunday.`
evening with Mr ;.and Mrs;,. Earl
Elliott and family; •
Mrs . Don McCosh attended the,
Grey South District Annual Meet-
ing of the' W.I. i
gn Hanover on
Tuesday ' '•.
Vicky Dore was an overnight
guest with Mr. and vIrs:-Claude
Dore Sr. of Berbie os 'Saturday
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Wednesday,June 1
':,AAT 1:00 P.M.
PUBLIC. CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND
BOARD OF 'MANAGEMENT
•Chairman, . ;, •I :QAn�aiild M
IA. ,D.: Smith, ckenzie, Warden
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