HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1970-05-06, Page 19WEDNESDAY, MAY bth, 1970
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEI,., LUCKNOW, ONTARIO-
Dun g:c'nnon c�u leSO f ears Marred
M. and Mrs. Lorne'.I'vers. of
Du n-ga ta-pori-c-e-le-b1-t cd thci
. golden wedding anniversary Q0_
Tuesday ,;.April
M'rs. Iv,ers. is •the..forrr e'r Flossie
Elliott;; youngest daughter.of
the late,Mr.:'and, Mrs. James
Elliott. Lorne •is'tli,e eldest son
of the late•Mr. •and Mrs. Wni.
• Ivers , 'both of West , Wawa'riosh •
• township.
Iv`Ir,. and Mrs. Ivers were mar-'
ried at the,horne of the briders
parents on April 28, 1920 by the
Rev: Hisey of 10e United'Church
and farmed on the 4th,cone ssion
• • sof West Wawanosh until1.931
when they moved to Dungannon..
Lorne workedfor the Township
of WestWawanosh for 26 '.ear
and .for 20 years of that time he
' was road superintendent: He,
retired in'1965.•
Mrs.. 'vers. has been an active
District She served •on the
. : = . • • • .•. •. •
e .
. LL. _L. IL -for nigh -ye-a r& -and r
also was an active meniber.of.
the U, C: W. ,Mr. and Mrs. Ivers ,
attend 'Dungannon United ;Church.'
�• Mrs. •lvers'was secretary-treas-'
iter of the: G.oderich .Rural Tele-
phone Companyfrom 194i'untih,
'..the company was Sold L1111958:
• Mr and Mts. Ivers have no
family., .bU•I to Jim lvlillion,,,,a
.nephew, it was,home. •• He came
to live with them 'when a child
during .the first year of their niar-'
ridge, :following the death of his'.,
parents: •He remained .withthern
` until he enlisted 'in September •
1939in thesecond. World War•
ENGAGEMENTS
ROSS - VAN DER HOEK.
Mr..' and Mrs:, 13as van der . .
Hoek, R. R. 4, Ripley announce
the engagement of their, daugh-
ter Cathy to Mr. John F, boss
of Qrillia , son of h1r. John Ross
and the late Mrs. Ross of Or•i11ia..
The marriage will take place on
Sa-turd:ay-; Ju!neLgh atm o'c lock
in St..Andrew's UnitedChurch;
Ripley
•
HELM - RATIIVELC
The .engagement.is announced.
of Barbara Joan Rathwell of Tor,on-
'to daughter of.:\lrs, Gerald
Rattawell' and the'late .sir. Rath-
well .of Lucknow and Evans A.
He'lin Of Toronto, son•of•Nirs.
�1W1Lh1a.In,IIeIni f Lucknowand •
the late Mr. Iielin.' •i'1 c.nrarriage
will, tol<e'pla.
ace on: Satiurda.v,.jute
Uth at three; -o -''clod: in Lucknow•
• United Clitirclt..
:llrARIUS - 1t:1 NCL:Cl:
:qtr, and\lts° Charles liancock,
P'Ic'1<erirt :t pre 't he
r.ti;tnt of their: dau htcr I3c'rnalle.tte
At;nts'.,'to 111 P,:rta1 1°1arris
'soh' of tad•.. 'rri Ilarris
of London. „The Inarriai e will
take plac'C on.Sattl.rda\ ,•.X1:1\ .:10
at . iii. in St.* Peters: Cathedral'
Loitdein; Ontario. . .
as many .friends•an t neic hhourst
ca11itt •ai•-their hurtle. rlrtton r
the many .gifts received wa a.
pole .lariip and bow.1 from their
'Dunga•n ion friends. 7
.,On Wednesday , .April 29• they
,were guests of honour a..t.a dinner •
party at the home• of and N1•1-
Wilbur
liWilbur Brown of. Lucknow w•tth
tweanty-six guests'.present. Cecil:
Bla.ke.w•a's Master of.Ce.renionies...
K. •.K. Dawson asked' grace 'and
:Girvin ,Reed proposed' the t.oasi,`•ta.
the'bride. and .groom Frank •
•Thbm.pson thanked 'Mr. and Mrs..
ii-Lnew-•r ra B1+ 4411-I•H4.1 i r� 1'-h[ i
Stratford;
A province of Ontario scroll
front Prime• Minister,; John °Robarts
P.P. :were received.: The
couple had many cards and.phon.e
.calls of congratuiations, as we'll
And has served as president of
the Dungannon branch and. also
President of the Huron West
CERTfF1ED
EED pQT.AT�
Mrs. Melvin Reed read an ad
:dress. arid Mrs. Robert Stothers
and' ' M rs •A, J . Sherwood. present
ed the honoured•couple•'with the'
gi .t•,o a crysta. '.ow an eac .a
. etip and'saucer.-
Lorne and Flossie both expr.es
sed their t11ynks and appreciation
'for the •party . • Euchre was eai0Y-
ed after ,the dinner.'
The comntunitY' extends best
wishes to. them for many riiore
happy. anniversa ries'.
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UCKNOW
PHONE 528-2903
• ••err■
:of -the chur'ch.•
On Friday !Tight, Saturday night
Sunday: n7:,orn•ing. during Sunday
r trig a r•r
church and Sunday`aft7rnoon.' the
local effort put forth into this,
Mission. Expo, was on, view in the...
:Sunday School roorns.and'.•the
Christian Education Wing, .
Lticknow..Unit•ed Church groups",.
:as well•as groups.fconi •Trinity and
'Thu:ngannon 'United Churches' .
c-ornObined to present: through -ells;
p1ays.ttie ttiicsion. work o•f• •
the church. •
Those-par/ticipa.ting were Dun-
gannon
un-t annonTyros and Explorers ,. • wel1
a lltillilt n1 lrt�li:t; L
G, , •C:atiad an.Indians; Trinity
t'. C. W. , Church, Vocation;
Trinity Sunda)• School,. Bong
i• ottg; Liicktiow 13. C. W. , Unit '1
• Sunday' nicirtiing ;' ,ires't span k'-
or at I:ucknow L:naicd church •w,,as
Rey., I3rirce E•atoii•, 'Dr, Catharine
_Whittier s't kts•:i
United Church and at Nile and,
17r Jcau Whittier spoke ii •
Trinity' :i'nited Church and at•
St. Helens.
`71;`-'` Tett rcesottii ; ii Ong with ..•
Mrs: Bruce. Ea=ton, were. back at
the Lucknow United Chu't:ch on
Sunday it fternooti for a panel
mod't:ratc,d lit Rev. Robert l ic•1'ty
0 i and coneethiug.l IsSi i i Wark
in• India. Questions from tile
audience were answered by the;
fou rsOttre: the panie';-,
children were shown two films ori
Africa and India,in the barcment
Supply and 'Clothing Bales; Unit. •
2, Christian .Fellowship; Unit 03
Citizenship; ,Unit 4,, Christian and
Stewardship; C. G.l,. T. ,' reco.ncil;.
iation and poverty,';. Lucknow
United Church• Primary Class,
Japa n;.. Luc know Board of Stoew a'rds
B,razi1;. LucknuFTS.esclPn ,• Congo... •
Many hours of hard work went
into the: preparation of the
-va r iaud-ila jh=ilae - .
clear insight into the. missidn
work of the Church, Much of
•interest,was.gained:'from .the
talks•, slides and private conver-
sations with'.Mr••.and Mrs. Eaton
and Misses Whittier. Residents 7
•
of this area who took time to look •
and listen lasts weekend shotald
.now more clearly realize what: is
being done in the field of mission•
an' work in India herd other lands'
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GEORGE' A. NEWBOLD; ADMINISTRATOR
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LUCKNOW, ,ONTARIO .
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