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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-06-27, Page 2041, si. hS • a; • • PAGE TWENTY: THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, JUNE Congregation Make Presentation To Departing Family On Sunday; evening at 8 p.m. Whitechurch United Church decorated with bouquets of spring flowers: was the setting for the ,farewelhsermon of Mr. Karl de I oeijer The choir anthem was Keep Holding On To God: • It Was :announced that the new • minister would be inducted at Bhtevale on; the evening of June 29 at the Church. During • the •montlrof July the members of ,Chalmers Presbyterian Church worship with the United Church congregation in. the United Churchwith service at 10 a. m,. During the receiving of the coll- ection Garnet. Farrier on the Saxa- phone played When I Kneel Down to Pray accompanied on.the piano by °Mrs . ' Farrier. • Thefarewell message chosen by Mr., de Koeijer was Look to God for Understanding. He stress- ed'learn to forgive one another even as Christ forgives you. Ministers are human just like each one of you', so receive them as such. Don't place the pastor on a high level for he wants to be•one of you. If not on an even level there will always be'misunder- standing. Remember ever pract - iceChristian love, Paul, prayed Father Forgive them for they `know' not what they do, . and as Christians we must forgive too. In closing •Mr. de Koeijer thanked • all for their kindness while he labored lithe Whitechurch charge. • The closing prayer was • given by the Brussels minister. / Mrs. ,Millan Moore then asked Mrs, de Koeijer to come from the choir and stand by her hus- band while Mrs. Moore read an address. Russel Chapman and. Cliff Laidlaw presented them with 2 ,beautiful end tables and a coffee table made at Garry Chapman's factory. Both Mr., and Mrs. deKoeijer thanked all' for their beautiful gift and kindness • in remembering then and wished the best for the congregation in the'years to come. • Mr. and Mrs. Irwin McClen- aghan of St. Thomas were Sun- day visitors with his parents, WHITECHURCH NEWS Mr. and Mrs, Ben McClenaghan and with Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClenaghan.. On Sunday evening at the Unit- ed Church at the farewell service of Mr. 'Karl de Koeijer he christ- ened Lisa Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Garry Chapman. The Farrier picnic was 'held on Sunday at Riverside Park, Wing - ham. This picnic was for descen- dants .of the late Mr. and .Mrs. W..R. Farrier.., Around 25 descendants' gathered to.renew friendships. Miss Winnifred: Farr- ier, Mrs. Carman Farrier and Carol of Toronto, remained for a few days with the latter's parents. Mr, and Mrs. Nelson Higgins of Belgrave.. • Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mowbray, Mr. and. Mrs. Wesley Tiffin spent the week end at Strathroy and Sarnia. On the return trip home they were accompanied by Paul Falconer of Sarnia, who has secured' some employment here: Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Scott of Ripley -and `Mrs. Earl Caslick visited Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Caslick of East • Wawanosh. Mr. and Mrs. Ain Taylor and Russel, Ross were Sunday .visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ross and family of Kitchener. It was the occasion of Marks birthday and he was happy to have the visitors. We are happy to report that Mrs. Russel Ross was released from _Hospital and was allowed to accompany them home. On Tuesday last Miss Pamela King of Goderich visited with • Mrs. Earl Caslick. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Caslick on Sunday visited with Mr. and Mrs. George Miller of Hamilton. Mrs. Earl Caslick on Tuesday last accompanied; Brian Caslicktc' London, where she visited with Brian, Mrs. Caslick and Scott for a few days. Mr, and Mrs. Roddy Inglis of Earlton spent the weekend with his. mother, Mrs. Tom Inglis, Tom 'and Betty. Mr. and Mrs, Ronald `Coulees visited Sunday With Mr. and THE FANS GO WILD PAUL HENDEASON'S MIRACLE VVVVVVVVVVVIM A Look At The Life Of ,The Hockey Star From Lucknow NOW ON SALE $5.95 Mail Orders Accepted At Same Price AAAAAAAAAAAAA THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL `Mrs. Tom Miller of Goderich. Duane. Currie and friend from Ripley left last Saturday bymotor for the West. Word has now been, received that. Duane is at Fort 'McLeod., Alberta, on ;a farm and his friend ison a cattle ranch there; • Ross Caslick and friend of Lon- don visited on Sunday -with his , -grandmother, Mrs. Earl Caslick, Mr. and Mrs. Bi11 Rintoul and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Campbell of Listowel recently returned from their motor trip to British Columbia and Vancouver Island, which they reached by the "trans Canada Highway. On the route. home they took the ferry from Vancouver to Washington and returned through the states and toured Yellowstone Park. Visitors on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rintoul were Mr. and Mrs. Dave Oberholtzer, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Robinson of Wing - ham, Mr, and . Mrs. Gordon Campbell of, Listowel, Mr. and Mrs. Mack Cardiff of Brussels, Mr. -and Mrs•. Neil Rintoul and Steven. Visitors on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilkens were her 'mother Mrs. Summers of Brussels and Mr. and Mrs. Camer- on.Summers of Ethel. Miss Joyce Tiffin of London had her friend Miss Jane Gartshore, also of London, . home with her for the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Tiffin. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Rintoul, Carol, Kimberley and Debbie of Kettleby spent the week endwith his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rintoul and.with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Black of Belgrave. Kimberley remained for holidays with ' grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.. Stanley Black and Carol remained with Mr. -and Mrs. Gordon Rintoul to assist. Mrs. Rintoul while she is convalescing. Womens Institutes Held Workshop • Bruce South District Women's Institute held a successful Work- shop in Lucknow on June 21st. District ' Curator. Mrs. Stewart Farrell welcomed the ladies and introduced the guest speaker, • Mrs. R.C. Walker of St. George, Ontario, the Provincial curator.' She would like to see more house logs in our. homes. These logs would remain in the house at all times. Each owner would write in any changes made by him. When this house was sold the log would stay with the house. This is a European ,custom that dates back some 400 years. Mrs. Walker stated that though Tweedsmuir Histories was a Women's`Institute project, it was also the history of our commun- • ity and hoped more people in our- communities ur-communities would 'become interested and give us their histories of farms, schools and churches. Thus help to preserve the many items of history that .. . otherwise would be forgotten. Often students in Universities etc. find informationneeded in their .. studies in Tweedsmuir books. ' Mrs. Walker also gave a splen- did outline on how to ' write up a family, tree. The branch curators and visitors that attended this work shop • gained much knowledge from Mrs.. Walker's instructions on how to write up a ' House log, family trees and Tweedsmuir Histories. DUNGANNON Michael Eedy of Strathroy is spending the summer months with his grandparents, Mr., 'and Mrs: H.J..L. Eedy and Thornton. Visit- ing with 'the Eedy family this week -end were his .parents , Mr. — and Mrs. Jack Eedy and Laurel from Strathroy4. • Stephen Stothers from Winnipeg visited recently with Mrs. Mary Befamily. Bensonreand Finnigan and hiss sisters, Myrtle, Christine and Qliv e Olive, 't Mrs. Melvin. Culbert 'of Goderich spent an evening with their former neighbours, Mrs. Minnie Jones and Melvin. Mr. and Mrs. Fred• Yoting attend ed graduation ceremonies at Alumni Hall, Western University, for the latter's niece, Vickey Chase, daughter'of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chase, Goderich on Friday evening when she received her R.N. from St.. Joseph's Hospital, London. . Mr. and .Mrs. Bob: Ott• and Matthew spent the week -end with Mr, and Mrs., Irvine Eedy and .Martha . Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McNee (nee Lynda Reed , Goderich) .whowere married on Saturday. in Dungannon United Church by Rev. Clarence McClen aghan. Their wedding dinner was later served by the Dungannon U.C. W. This ,is strawberry season and what a bountiful crop of berries there seems to be! , Quite a'number of ladies from here attended .Nile "Luncheon Is Served" on Thursday at Nile United Church, and enjoyed the variety of sample foods offered. Mrs. ' D.S. Fines and Mrs. Sybil Murrayfrgm.Toronto are ;• holidaying in Dungannon .• for two weeks. • SCHOOL BUS TRIPS '• School bus trips at this time of year are very popular. Pupils'of Brookside Public School enjoyed the African Safari Farm near Rockton recently. Grades 1 and 11 went there a week ago Friday, then grades 111 and 1.V last Friday. Arthur Elliott, who has been receiving treatment in London, has returned to A. M; and General Hospital, Goderich. . Mr. and Mrs. Russell Johnston spent the week -end in Owen Sound with the latter's mother, Mrs. Hill, who is 91 years of age and is. in very poor health. In the account of -the Webster picnic. in last week's paper one name omitted in the deaths dur- ing the year was that . of Mrs. Thos. Blake (nee Clara Webster). Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McWhinney returned Monday evening from a motor . trip through Eastern Canada, including Quebec New. Brunswick, Prince, Edw1ard Island andNova Scotia, where they visited` friends, also Cape Breton and the Cabot Trail. Mrs. Walter McKenzie and her daughter Mrs. Bill McGarrity of Detroit, visited relatives in Dun- gannon on Monday. The service at Dungannon Cemetery is to be .held•on Sunday at '3:30 p.m. July 1 with Rev: C. McClenaghan as speaker. Five year old David. Orser from. Vancouver came by plane to Toronto where he was met by Mr. and Mrs. George Ribey..of Seaforth. Davidcame with his, grandmother Mrs. Wmr. Wiggins. to Dungannon on Sunday to spend a few weeks. We are sorry, to learn Wm. Wiggins is in Wingham Hospital since Wednesday with a siege of Lucknow Guides'. Camp On Weelmi At Inverhuron The Lucknow 'Girl Guides assembled at the Town Hall,,' Friday, June 22nd, and me; xeq' ed to Inverhuron Provincial ps for a week -end of cam ' Ptngua the leadership ofCaptau;iv' brans Heim and Lieutenant) Brian Johnston, Friday' evening was a bus pitching tents and putting the. campsite .in order, Little sleep was gained by' as it rained during the night; to mention the general excitement of the girls, So morning started off rathers' as a result of lack of sleep dampened spirits, but by mi everyone, perked up, includ' the weather. ' Various, activities which.t place during the week end included a hike along thesis; trail; swimming; candle -m a ball game and a scavenger; hunt won by the Swallow pa Fire lighting tests were passed Nancy Thompson and Helen Wisser . This proved to be qui a featbecause of the damps Fortunately we had no maja catastrophe:. • ' `Despite the rain Saturday ni all slept soundlyand perform their duties more willingly on Sunday. Guides Own opened the flag raising followed byo. Canada. Mrs • Helm led in sprig and read "Desiderata'', service closed with a prayera the singing of "Praise Ye The Lord". The flag was lowered; prior to our departure. We hope that the girls enj themselves and that theyhav happy summer.. We would like to thank all who drove cars and also those fathers who helped carry equipment and thus sped up return home. Special thanks Our junior leaders Kathy Ttel Sandra Finlay and Mary Ellen. .Hav ens ,/.. Without them the c would never have gotten und;. Guides attending were: Su; Corrin, Helen Wisser, Kathy:' Brooks Kathryn MoKitn, D'e' • Bolt ; Barbara . Hackett, Susan Thompson,, Nancy Thomltoa Faye Forster, Lorna Boyle, Greer, Janet Humphrey aid. Murray. hiccoughs. Mr. and Mrs. Eric McNee the week end' in' Sudbury a' attended the wedding of the;; latter's sister on Saturday. 01 their return they were accomj ied by the latter's brother 0 Gervais, 13 years day, who plans to visit a few weekshe! Mr, and Mrs. Allan Mc}lof e boys. Eddie and Paul, were home for the week end, Sympathy is extended to the relatives of Andrew Sproul bl Capac , Michigan who passed away recently in his 69th year. BAPTISMAL SET/1E On Sunday, J muro Sacrament of Holy Com was celebrated' at the United Church. Also there was the service of baptism at which Timothy James Hunter, sone l o and Mrs. Timothy received.. Pelatives from IV present included Mr aid Ken Hunter and family. • J 441m. Wallace and son.