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OBITUARY
MRS. CATHERINE SPINDLER
The death of Mrs. Walter,
• Spindler Occurred iri London late
Friday night. She was 80 years
Tues^ay at the A. Millard George
Funeral Home with service cbh?
ducted by Rev, R. M» Weekes of
’ Thondale United Church, Burial
was in Woodlawn. Cemetery.. -
> Mr. and Mrs. Shindler.lived at
. one time near the< Big Church
• in the residence now occupied by
• Mr. and Mrs/Orjey Cooper. Mrs.
Spindler was formerly Catherine
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(Kate) Miller, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Miller of Con.
2, Kinloss. She was one. of a fam
ily df 12 children. A1brother/ Jos
eph Albert: Miller Of London is
the sole .surviving member of the
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Mrs, Spindler has lived at Lon
don and Wilton Grove for a num
ber of years. Her husband, predeceased h£r in 1936, Surviving
are a. daughter, Mrs. Lillian Arm
strong of -Thorndale and three
sons. Walter, Arthur ands Thomas,
all o’f London. . ’, \
Frank Miller of Langside, a
nephew" of the deceased,' attended
the funeral. -• . ■ *
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» WEDNESDAY SEPT^ 2nd, 195a
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WEDDING BELLS
IRWIN—CAMPBELL ’ v
Mixed gladioli and ferp made
a beautiful setting for the double
ring ceremony which took place
in Pine River Vnite^Chureh on
Wednesday. August 26th at 12.00
o’clock noon When Erma Joan,
second daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
Wm. Campbellof Kiincgrdtne
and Mr. Ellw'ood Irw*n» eldest soil
of Mr. and Mrs. Emmferson Irwin
of Luckpow, were united iiit: inar^
riage by the miilister, Rev, J“. C.
Hutton. ;r ““The^bTide7--given—rn-marriage^
by her. father, wore a beautiful
gown of chantilly ;lace: arid .HylQ?i.
net' -over Tissue taffeta desl8p.ec*
with fitted strapless lace bodice
and skirf of het with; lace insets'
at the waist edged with net, The
ihatching lace jacket had a tiny
collar and long lily-pomt sleeves.
She carried a white Biible cover
ed with red -Sweetheart roses and
white net wich long white satin
streamers and rose-buds.. Her veil
of silk net fell from a coronet
headdress trimmed with ■. pearls
arid bugle beads. ,
Her maid- of honor was a girl
friend, Mrs. Wm. Hunter of Luck
now, dressed in a blue, ballerina
dress of satin and net and car
ried a basket of mixed baiby
piums with matching handle.
Her senior bridesmaid was a
sister, Mrs. Wm. Kempton, wear
ing a yellow ballerina dress jmd
carrying a basket of mixed sweet
peas with matching handle. .
Miss Shirley Irwin, sister of
the groom, was junior bridesmaid
wearing a blue ballerina, dress of
satin/and net „and carried a bas
ket of mixed".baby, mums with
matching handle.
The wedding music was played
by a sister of the bride, Mrs.
Robert Courtney and an aunt of
thie groom, Mrs. John. McCallum
Of Kincardine sang “O Perfect
Love” before the wedding and
’“Wedding Prayer” during the
signing of the register. /
LUCKNOW CHURCH
VACATION_SCHOOL
One of the happy privileges
provided through the Christian
Education Guidance of the Can
adian Counpil of Churches has
been Jbcal schools in the summer
time, in which children of all
denominations are brojught toge
ther in the study of the Bible,
the singing of songs, playing
games and expressing their Chris-
tion experience in handicrafts It
is ajso a privilege fpr. local lead
ers iri Christianlifaimnjnand fel^
lowship. ■
■ This/year the’ LucknowChurch
es sponsored & successful venture
iri, the Presbyterian church’/each-
morning of August 17th to 21st.
Ninety-six children were enrolled
in the three departments. In the
Kindergarten, leadership .. was
given by -Mrs. L. Hall, Miss A.
Webster, Mrs. M. Stewart. and
Miss D? MacLeod; In the Primary
section, Mrs. O. Jones and Mrs.
M. Henderson led the Bible study
and handicraft and Miss F. And
rew and Miss R. Webb led the
worship. The Junior group with
some intermediates was guided by
Mrs. N. J, MacKenzie and Rev.
G. A. Meiklejohri, Mr. Hedley
Burden and Miss Shirley Burden.
Each morning Rev. G. A. M,eik-
lejohnn, the principal, directed
the opening ceremony, “A Sacred.
Start”; and Miss R. Webb led the
school in singing, with piano ac-
companiment by Mr. E. Umbach
and developed several favorites
for Achievement Night. The Bible
study groups followed the courses
on the life of Jesus for each age
group; At 10:30 everyone went
out for organized play in which
Mrs. J. Fisher assisted the other
leaders. A happy circle of young
sters oil the grass were ready for
thetasty-snack-which-wassuper-
vised by Mrs., G. . Fisher, Miss
Margaret Rae> Mrs. J. E. Little
and Mrs. K. Cameron. In the^ast
period,* the • Ji.miors arid Primaries
expressed their 7 Bible study in
handicraft. The former depicting
the Homeland, Home and Ac
quaintances of Jesus’ life in mur
als and standups which were bn
display Friday evening, Achieve
ment Night; the latter making
neat little snapshot albums devot
ed to the life of Christ. On a big
stand-back display were the pic*-
tures and paper-work of the Kin-
dergarten-group-whichnumbered
over thirty. f
. Friday night was an opportun-
ity for parents and friends to
Witness the type of activity car
ried on each day and’ to see evi
dences of how children cari be
led to' love their Master and to
realize the iov of Jesus’ fellow-
ship: . ;•••’
All boys and girls” attending at
least four days received certifi
cates (73 in all). In the Kinder
garten they were, Yenna Hof-
stede, David Gibson, Sharon
Mowbray, Mary Finlayson, Don
ald Andrew, Jane Joynt, Christo
pher Pappas, Susan Cleland, Bar
bara Camerori, Elliott Whitbyr
Donna Corrin, Isabel MacMilldri,
Buddy Pritchard, Lucy Morrison,
Doreen Morrison, Karen Wasney,
Wbndy MacKenzfe, Joan MacKen
zie, Rosalie McIntyre, , . Allan
Gardner^ Gloria Ctimings, Jan
ice Brooks, Marlene Porter^ Peg
gy . Button, Donna Button, Terry<
Rathwell, Douglas Allan.
Iri the. Primary group, Linda
Button, Mfirn*a, Burden, Karen
Burden, Betty Mathers, Louise
Jones, Donald *' Fisher, Sylvia.
Hoover, Esther * Gibson, Barbara
Rathwell, Beverley .Rathwell,
Cheryl Jardine, Beverley, Mac
Kenzie, Jane Srriith, Elizabeth
Pollock,. Jim* McNaughton, Billy
Gardner, David Thompson, Carol
Ann . MaCftltyre, Glenn Porter,*
Rriss Forster, Dianne Humphrey/
Jim Mullin, Tommy, Andrew. .
In the* Junior group, Al art Mow
bray, Bobb'y An.drew, • Margaret
A. Mullin, Janet Finlayson, Nancy
Irwin, Leona. Collins,. Jo-Anpe
Hunter, Nancy' Webster, Joan
Crawford, Marlene Stanley, Tom-*
my Wasney; Keith Gardrier, Evan
Agnew, Paul Henderson, Nancy.
Forster, Reyta. Collins, Elizabeth
Finlayson, Elizabeth Henderson,
Marguerite ’ MacKenzie, Marian
HooVer, Dawn Cinnamon, Dbyis
Mitchell,. Joost'Hofstede. ‘
Six|y-five of these children did
not miss a morning and their cer
tificates show stars.' ’ u.ju<uiu jj
Colored slides oh Palesttoiaii Weld 6f persona)I ’iffiuertc’e.-
The ushers were brothers-in-
law, Mr. Wm. £empton and-Mr.
Harold Maize. Alvin Irwin was
his brother’s best man.
The wedding reception was
held in Reids Corners community
hall where the mothers received,
the bride’s rirtother wearing a
flamingo wool suit with black ac
cessories and the bride’s mother
navy sheer with pink accessories.
7—After—the—reception—friends-
were invited toA view the gifts at
the horiie Of Mr. Robert Court-
The bride left for her wedding
trip wearing a grey suit with
brown accessories/ On thejr re
turn they will reside in Lucknow.
EXHIBITION
AUGUST 28 TO SEPTEMBER 12
FARE ANP ONE half
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FOR THE
ROUND TRIP
Good going Thursday, August 27
Io Saturday, September! 2, inclusive,
Return limit—September 16
. Full informatien from any oao«tf
and
rel-
hol-
Mr. and Mrs. Dinnie, MacDon
ald and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Black
entertained some of their friends
rit the MacDonald home in Ripley
On August 22nd, to mark the
wedding anniversaries of the two
couples. < . r
Mr; and" Mrs. MacDonald were
12 years married on that date
and on August 21st Mr. and Mrs.
Black Were . 25 years 'married.
life were shown and a cartoon
filmstrip on Christopher Mouse
with the loving heart was enjoy
ed.by all.
The daily offerings of the child
ren amodniing to $8.01 went to
help the lYald j.’isian Orphanage.
-W^Eloxence,„Iialy..Mrhe_schQolLs_
expenses of $20.51 include boo.ks,
supplies, sugar, etc. Friday even
ing’s offering ofz $7.74 and , the
fees of $4.35 gd to offset that cost.
Donations Of $2.00 from. Mrs”. J.
W. Henderson and $1.00 from
Mrs. Roy " Havens (whose . ill
health pi?e¥eh'ted. her from giving
intended, leadership) have' since
•been received. . • j
' The accomodation provided by
the Presbyterian church .arid the:
• -M^e df their^modern projector,. is
gratefully acknowledged. Thanks
also to. those, who' sent cookies,
and to those-who helped/trans
port children. •:
\ In the .planning for next year,
helpful suggestions Will. b6 .ap
preciated, and also the continued
encouragement that* helps make
Christian educating a thrillirig op-
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the
Mr. arid Mrs. Harry McClusky
of Guelph visited receritly with
Mr and Mrs. Ab McQuillin
Mrs. D. Kennedy and other
atives.
Carol Moore of Preston is
idaying with her aunt and uncle,
Mr. and Mrs. W. Jaimes.
Mrs. Wm. Henry, Frahcis and. /
Wayne Visited recently with Mr,
-and-Mrs—Orville-MitchelLat-Tor.- ;—
onto.
Mr, and Mrs. John Moore of
North Dakota, Mr. ’W. Barbour
and Miss M? Barbour of Mich.,
visited recently with the former’s
brothers, Mr. arid Mrs. A. Moore
and Mr. and Mrs. T. H/Moor^
.—Mr,-and-Mrs,/Ron Maas of Nov a
Scotia visited with his sister, Mr.
and Mrs. C. R, Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Stewart
of Galt; who have been visiting
her sister, Mrs. W> J. Henderson
of Wingham, visited one evening
last week with Mr.s Kennedy &
Pete. 'r •
. Mrs, VTalker, the former Frap- \
ces Hamilton, is visiting with Mr.
and Mrs.1 John Craig1 and other
relatives. '
'Mrs. Marks of Loridon visit
ing with Mr. and Mrs, J. "G. Gil
lespie, • ' / ' '
Mr. and Mrs. John Reid of .God
erich spent a day last week with ‘
Mrs. Kennedy and Pete.
Mr. Archie McCarrol and three
daughters of Sault Ste. Marie ,
called on his aunt, Mrs. Kennedy
and spent the night with Mr. arid
Mrs. George Kennedy. •
-^Many---w-ilL-!be--SQrry_to._hear of ,
the serioife illness of Mrs. A.‘Fox;
a former resident of the. village.
Mr. and Mrs* A’, Couites, J ack ,
and: Dianne, Mr. and Mrs. .Alex
iLeayei*' spent a few. days last
week at Tobermory. . ’ r
Mr. and Mrs. E. H‘. Kroskorth. '
Paul and Karen .spent last wijek
ip cabin af. Lions Head. ,
Messrs. Alex Coulter, Cl irk
McGregor .and Bill Putdon - left ■
on Thursday night for six weeks
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Miss Olive Terriff, R.N. ‘of the
. Listowef Hospital statf .spent the
week-end at ’ her foriie here.
Mr. and Mrs.. Richard .Turner '
df Toronto are visiting a' few
days With his mother before leaV-.
irig for Regina on missionary
work.
. Mr.' and Mrs. .Carman Farrier /
: andfarhilyofMimico.are visiting J
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
’ W; R. FarHer. ’
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