HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-04-16, Page 11WEDNESDAY APRIL '16th, 190.
' THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUOCNOW, ONTARIO;; ..
Community Choir Present
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The following.were membersof
the community1choir which present.
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Luc.kngw Unite d, Ch r u _h }
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Front Row , Tiff rig ., key.
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R. L. Stirling ,: Mrs
Mrs. R. L ., Stirling ,
Houston, Bob Hall,
Montgomery, Mrs..
Spot ks ;. •Mrs , , Rayna.
Henry Jurjens
Mrs.. Harvey:
Mrs'. Gordon
Lorne'
�d Ackert
Service Conducted.
By 1FovngPeoptes
Groups On Sunday`
DUNGANNON NEWS;,
Luckn..ow. Unit 2
The April meeting'of Lucknow
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U.C. W�.' ; Unit 2 w. •as heldin the r '
Church • Parlour .with 19 members
and 1 visitot present. Mrs , 'Richards'
•opened the 'meeting .with a,;reading'
on Easter.
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Mrs Eldon Henderson was
The' United Church. of Dun annon • convener for an Easter program ,.
held-anether-:imi4tte-Ser-v-iee-on-Sun----asci ted4Yy --Mrs , Walter -Dexter and-
day, April l3th. When Rev:' Wright
found' he was to be .in Michig an , he
organized; a service tobe put on`b.y
the yYoungpeople's groups of• Dun
,gannon and Nile. It 'was gratifyingg •
to see the Church full for this ser
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vice of. w
The cal''to Worship' was led'by
four of the Sunday School boys.;'
The first prayer was given by
Leonard Reed; the Sunday; School
superintendent. •
• The' Explorergroups of
Nile,and ,Dungannon gave an
outline ;of what ,they . learn during
the:Y ear .
Miss Lorna Campbell .The theme..
being. "Gifts. of Easter" Readings
;were on`Gift :of Joy; Gift .of . Peace ;
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Gift of Victoryover.Death., Gift .of
Immortality and 'Gift of: Missions,
-The hhymn "Take: u Pthy Cross" was
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sung with Mrs.
p _'Heiidersou lead
•.inPraYer. A lovel 'duet'was'sung
by Mrs. J.W. Joynt 'and. Mrs Rap::
nard Ackert Mrs. Harvey Houston.
rendered two piano`' instrumentals.
:Mrs . • De Iter read ...an poem,.:
The scripture was given by Glen
c. .�'e' . Ribey was the
The -roll. call` was answered by an
Easter • verse . Mrs. Steve 'Stothers
reported for Citizenship: reading
a :paper News from Hong Kong `
Mrs: Dexter reported for ,.Supply .
and Welfare ; stressin• the need for
• leader throughout the, service • He
is the Sunday School superintendent
for Nile In place: of a sermon,
threelocal men,.. KenScott',
Don Lubin and=Brii-Bac 4ed.w th
"Gome Let Us Sing” .
Prayers.'.' were given by the
C. G. I. T. with 'Anne •Errington
leading •
The Anthem was by the Young
People of 'Nile and Dungannon and
. the offering was received. by lour
members, of the Sunday School.,
:Four different churches were rep=
nylons:,; stamps . and :good ••used
clothing for the bale.
Arrangements were •made for Minis.
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terial Meetin • and. Open House A
hymn_: w-as-sung--The-repeating-af_
:the Mizpah Benediction in .unison
brought the meeting to
a: close . •
resented The. Presbyterian,
Roman. Catholic , Anglican .ands two
different.United'Churches.
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Three piece to�oured Bath
dor :Price Of I�Ih to
!Ofl.ai. ac'innon
PLUMBING HEATING — ELECTRIC WIRING
LUCKNOW
Wm . Gibson•,, Mrs. Ben Malda,'.
MissLinda Sparks.
Second Row: Mrs:. Murray Wilkin,
Mrs Tom'Armstrong, Mrs'. Ernie
Lewis ;Mrs :lohir-.Hll ; Mrd: Cliff
Crawford , Mrs. Bob Campbell,
Mrs,:. Philip MacMillan Mrs', John
Pritchard;, Mrs. .Eric Rice. •
Third•ilow;..:Clarence Greer,, John •
Henderson, Henry-•J=uriens; Denver--
CULROSS
CORNERS
Sunda•visitors with Mr.: and Mrs.
To�Awart were Mr and Mrs..
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I-firol "Stewart of:Betvie, Mr.. and
•Mrs Gerald Stewart' of . Kjncardine •
and Billy and: Bobby Stanley of: Kin. and Janice Wall who received their,
Joss v' ci Honours at Achievement.
Mr . •and Ivirs...'G;eor e $arreh ands' !Pro m ia1�Ho o s
g. Day in `Teeswater' on Satuiday
family of: Toronto visited 'with MT and Mrs. James Haldcrtb-y-arid-.-girls-
on.
'Sunday ••
Barry Haldenby,of London spent
the weekend with his parents,;. Mr
and . Mrs: N. E.' Haldenby.,
': Sunday visitors with Mr.: and Mrs.
:N. E.Haldenby. were Mr.. and Mrs
rri rtu.flatCli ner.
and Mrs. Rbss Irwin and family of
'Lucknow; Mr: and Mrs. Delbert
Hedley and, .family' of K plough .
Two girls Receive
Provincial Honours
KINLOSS NEWS
Congratulations to Betty Colwell
Surprise Gathering
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-n 89th Birthday
ATTENDING CONFERENCE. '
Dicki.e, Ra nardA.ckert:, Lrawford
Douglas', Glen Lodge, Rick •
Pritchard, Don Cameron, Elwin'
Fall, Jelle de Jong, Eugene Pritch
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Surprise Party On
;30th Anniversary
Relatives and friends of •Mr. : and
Mrs. Gordon, Struthers, 'West Wawa,
nosh, gathered for.a surprise party
on. Saturday evening /April.'l2th at
the home Of. their son. Mr and' Mrs
. Bob Struthers, •Lucknow; to hono'ir .; .
Denver Dickie is .this week•'attend-I themon their 3Uthwedding ann-
iversary ,'
Twenty attended,the social ath-•
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ering. The evening was' enjoyed
playing cards:
'Mi., and lvirs 'Struthers have one
dau hter and two sons Lois and
Doug at home; Bob of Lucknow„a
and one granddaughter Sharon'of '
Lucknow.
ing .a• Heavy Construction Equip
.Ment Conference' in, Peoria , Min-
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ois .
The annual meeting . of Kairshea,
Women's Institute will be held
T ursda 'afternoon A •ril1.7th, at
the home•of Mrs. A1lan,Maclntyre:
The .41-1 girls •will present their
Achievement Day. Skit .
Mr: and Mrs.. Hector Cooke of
Kitchener were week. =end. guests.
with Mr. and Mrs. .Lloyd :Macbou-
gall:.
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Walter Dickie was a' Patient in,
;Winghain and District Hospital
from Monday. until Friday last
week.
South Kinloss. Young People met
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Llace ceTehrated his R9rh
birthday, on Wednesday. April.9.
• Friends andAneig.hbOurs surprised •
.him with' a`large birthday cake,.
giftsa00cards at his home on the
9t i ncession o s . teld .•
Sunday evening at the•home of.
Mr . and. Mrs . Currie. Colwel1.
Bible reading was thetherne of the:
meeting.. Directors for programme
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were Linda MacIntyre and William'
Dickie and for lunch, Murray
:MacKinnon.and'Brian Keith',
COMPLETES 'THIRD YEAR
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Douglas Dickie: completed his
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Third'year at.the Universit of.
Guelph on. Thursday : ie starte •
summer work in the Animal
Science Departmentthere
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Born in. 1$80 oti~.the 10th .of Ash,
'field just east of the Bob Scott.
.horn`estead in a stone house which
has since'been removed,: he was
oire offf ve-children of -the late .Jo--
hanna, Knightly and .Patrick
Wallace..,. When•"he was'18 years old.
Larry went 'to=Goder-ich--where he -
was employed .at 'the Mike Parr Hot..
el ,' •now the Royal Hotel •,' has- a 20
dollar a month bartender; He left
there 'to"work• at McGarrie's Hotel
On the main street of Lucknow',
.then .locatedon the site where •
Mason's Garage is now . Here he'
received'.40 dollars a month wages
After 13 years of bartending,. he
returned.to Ashfield and purchased
a farm ion the Addy Martin sideroad
and farmed until his retirement 20
years ago : The wooded -area on
this property is still referred to by
hunters as "'Larry Wallace's bush
Larry never married. He enjoys
good health .and spends a great deal
of his time at. the farm of Mr. and
r›--it-eary Dre-n-nan-a•n f ily. .: .
where he helps out with household.
chores. He is still able to drive his
car and"when at home , can usually
be found' watching. T. V. and
smoking, his pipe„
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