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WEDNESDAY, MARCH- 25, 1953
'RESENTATI Dhi TO
IOLYROOD COUPLE
A very pleasant, time was spent,
i Holyrood Hall on Tuesday ev-
ling of last week when friends,
eighbors and relatives gathered
> honor Mr.- and Mrs. Frank
jhnston on the occasion pf their
ith wedding anniversary. The
/ening iwas spent in cards and
incing;xA bountiful lunch Was
•rved. '
The bride and groom of 35
jars ago was called to the plat-
and presented With two
vely upholstered chairsj ,a wool
anket and a purse of money,
tie following address Was read
/ Mrs. P. A. Murray: ’
ear Maude and Frank, -
It is with a gifeat deal-of pleas-
:e that we, y<W friends, neigh-
this hall tonight in honor of
>ur 35th Wedding anniversary.
When you were married, thirty-
ye, years would seem a very
ng time away, but the years
> pass quickly. Looking back*
>u will recall many . joyful
rents, and; no doubt, as with
; all, some not soy joyful. How-
rer, life is not all smooth sail-
g in this old World and these
rents of Iboth /kinds help to
rengthen the'bonds of love and
iendship. Our community has
•en fortunate in having you in
ir. midst,- as.-you- have - proven-
Hirseives good neighbors who
e always willing to lend a help-
g hand.
Although your family cannot
I be with you tonight, no doubt
ey will be in thPUght. Their
rvotion toward you is very re-
arding. ;
As a token of our good wishies
r many more years of health,
ipgjhess and prosperity we ask
iu to accept these gifts which
e hope will give you" many
►urs of comfort , and pleasure.
Sighed on behalf of your
lends , and neighbors, Marjory
jbb, Geirtie Murray, Cora
lompson and Anne McInnis.
;hfieldPresbyierian W.MLS.
MrsvDan Wylds was hostess
c a well attended meeting of I
shfield Presbyterian Woman’s j
issionary Society on March 1J9.
rs. Russ Bisset, 2nd vice presi-
nt, presided. Mrs. Colin Mac-
’egor led in prayer. Mrs. Dick
est read the scripture. Mrs. Bis -
tt gave the meditation on it,
jessing faith. The roll call was
swered by a sentence prayer,
rs. Jack' MacKenzie sang .two
casing solos. ’African religion,
1 and new, was studied. After
a
the LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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Mrs. E. W. Rice was hostess
for the’March meetings of the,
W.M.S. and the W.A. When 17
ladies were present. The presi-'
dent, Whs. W. I. Miller, was in/
the cham Mrs. G., MacPherson •
read the scripture lesson, It was1
decided to invite Miss L’ Collar,
missionary from Africa to address
the Easter thankofferirig. Mrs,
MacPherson and Mrs, Curran
were appointed to buy yarn for
mitts and socks for a bale. The
Chapter from the study book on
“The Church of /Christ in Angola”
Was taken by Mrs. Hayward. Mrs.
Curran presided, for the meeting’
of the W.A. which opened with
the theme song and prayer. The
roll call was responded to by a
verse of scripture. The theme of
the service was (working^ with
was read by Mrs. Frank McQuil-
lin and the lesson thoughts by
Miss W. D. Rutherford. Mrs. Gi
MacPherson was added to the
Manse committee. At the conclu
sion lunch was served with-Mrs.
W. I. Miller and Mrs. J. Cam
eron as hostesses.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McTavish?
and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gaunt
i were visitors on Thursday With
| Mrs? Jos. Gaunt in -London. They
I were accompanied by Mrs. John j Cameron who spent the day with
: Mr. and Mrs. George Nixon at
Ilderton.
Mr. George Stuart .was in Tor
onto last Week for the annual
meeting of the Mutual Fire Un
derwriters Association. .
Miss Margaret” MacPherson,-
Reg. N. of the staff of St. JoS-’1
eph’s Hospital, London, was home
for the week-end.
|—Mrs—Alex—Murdiespentthe
week-end at her home at Water- !1°°. . . ' ■.
Mr. and Mrs, Lome Woods and
Mr. W. A. Miller were in Clinton
on Thursday attending the an
nual meeting of the Huron Fruit
Growers’ Association.
The. pupils of S.S. No. 3, West
Wawanosh? With. their teacher,
| Mr. Don Cameron, held a success?
| ful progressive euchre party -in I the school on Friday evening.
First prize for high score went
tp Miss Apnie Durnin and Mr.
Ross MacPherson, second prize to
Mrs. Harold Gaunt and Mr., John.'
Finnigan. , Dancing followed to
music by Bruce’s orchestra.
Mr* Fraser MacDonald of Sask
atchewan called on' old friends
here recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Todd and
,rs and relatives are gatheredi Ch®;withi
Le k.11 Mnioht in hnnnr nf i Christians.-The scripture lesson
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OBITUARY
MRS. ROBERT BURT
igihg-an-rEasteF-^ymn^and-pra-y-r -Atndrew——;of &QU*t*ha-mpten were . There passed away suddenly on
by Mrs. West, Mrs. Wilson; ’ ‘ ta
? presidentj ocnducted the busi- [ Todd.
ss part when plans twere made
r the" Easter, meeting, the bale,
e Synodipal, etc. The meeting
>sed by all repeating, the Lord’s
ayer. A vote of thanks was
/en the hostess and the- coin-
-ttee in charge for a well pee
red meeting and a delicious
ich. . ,
[ visitors on Saturday with Mrs. D.
Magistrate: You are accused of
■aling a taxicab and driving it
over town. What have you to
/ about yourself ?
Accused:, That’s what the taxi
ind ad said, your worship: “If
live been drinking, take a cab”.
bers of Kinlough Y.P.S. in the
church On Friday evening. Char
lie Tiffin preside^. Wm.. Young
Tead_the~sciriptw^”an^'<foTlow^
with prayer. Rev. Baulcti showed
colored films with hymns. Doug
las Simpson gave the, topic. A
prayer wqs given.by Russell Barr.
The film “Be a Missionary” was
shown. Contests were conducted
and. a social time enjoyed.
Mr. F. G. Moffat attended the
Fire Underwriters convention in
Toronto last week.
Mr. Wm. Orr is not as well
as his many, friends would like
to see him. Miss' Dolena Orr of
London spent the week-end at
her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Evans and
family of Hyde Park spent the
week-end with relatives here.
Friday, March 13, in St. Joseph’s
Hospital,, Toronto; Viola Winni-
fred (Winnie) Groves, beloved
| wife of Robert H. Burt in her
130th yeaf; ' -
Married in Huntsville, on Sep
tember 2, 1950, she is survived
by her sorrowing husband and
infant son David Charles. She
also leaves to mourn her loss her
father, Frederick R. Groves, four
sisters, Helen Brice, Alice Cuss,
Dorothy Willadsen and Joan Best
and one brother, Jack Groves. ,
Funeral, service was held On
< Monday, March 16th at Yorke
___ _ r____ .... j Brothers Chapel, conducted by
ment in the Community Hall on i the Bev. Stewart B. .East of Is-
Friday evenirig under auspices of |
the W. I. Belgrave, talent will
present the.play ‘Scrambled Eggs’
arid a musical revue.
Mr.. John McQuillin has return
ed from .a visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Irvine McQabe at Windsor.
The.. April meeting of the Wo
men’s Institute will be held ini
the ibasemerit of the church on I
Thursday, April 2nd at 2.30. Rdll
callj paying of fees and what I
am. -willing . to do towards the
year’s program. The reports of
the standing committees will be
received, Topic, current events.
Hostesses, Miss Annie Dutniri and
Mrs. McNeil. *.
Plan to attend the entertaip-
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H'PLE HEADS RIFLE TEAM
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Led. by Cadet Lome West of
Jtowel, the 8-man team of,
yal Roajds Military College at
ctoria" defeated the Kingston
M*C. team in an inter-military
lege marksmanship competi-
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all-time record was set by
det West’s team when they
’red 494 points .out of .a'.posfc-
e The previous record was
poinfs. Cadet West had in-
a 'possible 100. *'
jorne is the sori of Mr* and
s«. Jack West of .Listowel and
merly of •4shfimd.,-His mother
s Mary. Ross of Lochalsh.
roud spectators- at the marks;
Wp’contest at Kingston were
West and-her. daughter : Jodh
i Miss Betty Wray of Listowel.
s. Hbyal Roads team flew from
- for the event. •
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lington United Church with in
terment in Park Lawn .Cemetery,
Toronto.
The pallbearers were six,bro-
thers-in-laWj William Best, Geo.
Cuss, Va,gn Willadsen, JTameSj Ed--
ward'and William Burt. -
The many beautiful floral tri
butes showed , the high esteem in
Which Mrs? Burt was held. 1 v;
ards’ with 14 ladies a hd 2 child-!. Mr and Mrs. Charles Burt and
ren present. The meeting opened Allison Collins- of ■. Kincar-
with the ode >and Mary Stewart; ^jnej Mr. and Mrs*JCecil Mac-
Collect* The pins were, given out | Mt. Forestj Mr, and Mrs. ,
to-.members? aLsd penny hags tp; jafne^ ^rs. Edwafd
help Provincial mental hospitals 3urf; arid Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Burt
C Teri dollars will be sent to
the Red Cross. Mrs. Dexter.iga'ye*
an Irish reading. Mrs. A.'- Iiyivin
conducted an Irish contest. Piano,
r selections Were, given By Mi% T,
McDonald and .the McNay..twins.
The girls of the sewing cUss mod
elled their dresses which w^s
very, interesting.
ter which a dainty v lunch was
served by the hostess,
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DONATION TQ RED CROSS
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March meeting at Mrs. O. -Rich-
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LANGSIDE .
The Ladies Aid met in
churchon Wednesday evening..
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Tiffin conducted, a.can.
-j tiinrh was test. ■ (
| The' Y.P.S. entertained mem-
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