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ON SOUTHERN TRIP •
Mrs. Gordon FinlaysOn is on a / trip south to visit. Mr. and Mrs. .
John Finlayson, who live in Mex-
ico.:
Rod Finlayson of Sarnia spent'
rfery days aiFiis home Here..
Mrs. Mary Hannah M.artyn. who
lives with Mr. and Mrs. Henry
MacKenzie, spent Tuesday with
friends in Ripley.
L----Several-from this-area attended
the Annual Pot Luck•dinner and
Christmas party at' Ripley Legion
Hall on Tuesday sponsored -by the
Ripley and District Horticultural
Society,
Attending a Christmas. Party at
the Hartley House in Walkerton
on Monday evening, for allexec-
tive- members:past:4V present
of the, Ontario Association of Ag-
ricultural Societies were Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver McCharles, Mr. and
/\/is-. Donald MacTavish and Mr.
add Mrs. Cecil Hollands from this
•area. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Pat-
tersOn, and Mr. and Mrs.: Win.
Athold were unable to
attend.
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WEDNSDAY' .141°V1014614 291fi, 1972 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PASS ELMER
Donate Plaque
And Quilt Top
The -November meeting of Dun-
gannon United Church Women was
held Tuesday, the 2Lst t 8.15
p.m. with Mrs. Derk Lbgtenberg
and Mrs. Jim Drennen as "Christ-
ian.and Missionary Education"
leaders, usingliterature_on
Africa for their theme. Mrs.'
Drennen opened the Meeting with
prayer and hymn 496. The scrip-
ture reading from John 3, verses
16 to 18 followed. Mrs. 'Logten'-
berg and Mrs. Drennen told about
justice in Africa fact's about the
peop e , a rid-thiTiiiiiAEica does
not . exist, more exactly, there
are man_y A frica,s
Mrs. Clarence McClenighan
gave a talk on "Dr. Sidney Gil-
christ" a medical missionary in
Africa for thirty-nine years,, his
work there, his wonderful person-
ality,. and the tragic death of
his wife, himself,,and then mis-
sionary daughter, in a car accid-
ent in western Canada.
Everyone sang"He's Got The
Whole World In His Hands" using
-appropriate- words pertaining to
the African people.
The roll call was answered by
showing or telling of a product of
Africa. Mrs: Art Elliott. donated
a lovely quilt top and a large tea
pot to our U,C.W..
Mrs. Mel Reed is donating a
plaque to be placed on the' piano
in the Church basement.
Mrs. 'Nelson Pearson gave as
the "Feature" a humorous reading
entitled "The Norninating Com-
mittee".
Our meeting closed ,with every-
one repeating the benediction.
A delicious lunch and social time
followed, with Mrs. Fred young,
Mrs. Don McKenzie and Mrs.
Cecil /Culbert as *hostesses .
The U.C. W. are reminded to
please bring their Christmas stack-
ing to the Christmas party, in' the
-Church', December 12th.
. Canny Cooki.
The seventh meeting of the
yairshca Canny-CoOks--wa-s-held---
at Mrs. Murray's on Saturday,
November 18th at 9.00 a.m...
We opened the meeting with
the motto, followed by the roll
call. -Agnes Murray read the
e,discussed the—book=
covers. Mrs. Murray read a
poem called "Vegetable, Vita-
mins'. Mrs. Ritchie reviewed
the'rneetings. Ruth and Dorothy
boiled brussels sprouts and put a
cheese cream' sauce.,
Jeanne and Mary Eadie demon-
strated preparing parsnips., They
put butter salt and pepper on'
them.
Marilyn and Mary MacKinnon
demonstrated eggplant casserole.
We ate -the vegetables and were
liked by most of us. We' review -
LOCHALSH
Visitors on the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. Jack MacKenzie
were Mr. and Mrs. George Mac-,
(.7regor a COpetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry MacKen-
zie spent Tuesday in Owen Sound
with Misses Edna and Eliza Cook.
Many from this area attended
`the wedding reception in. Lucknow
on -Saturday-evening for Mr.-and
Mrs: James Montgomery.
Jim Bradley and girls visited
in London with Mrs: Bradley in
Victoria Hospital.
ai ,Rev":---KerinetrRooneris-sti
unable to be the regular minister'
at Ashfield Church.
It being the American Thanks-
giving several took the oppor-
tunity to visit relatives in this
area.
John Bradley of Toronto spent
the week end with his parents.
ed the odd vegetables.,
Mrs. Murray,had put an arti-
choRe on, but we didn't care for
it.
Mrs. Murray was thanked for
the use-of-her-heme-.--We-blos-e-d
the meeting with the 4-H pledge.