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. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 25th, 1953.
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. (ST, HELENS NEWS)
Over forty/ friends and neigh
bors of thia St, Helens commun
ity gathered at . the, home of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Taylor on 'the
evening of November 17th to hon
or Mr, and Mrs. James Durniri,
on the occasion of their silver
Wadding anniversary/ Mr. and
.Mrs. Durnin were married at
Kincardine on November 17/1928,
„Mrs.^Durnin Was formefly Irene
Luxton. of Kincardine.
A 'pleasant evening of cards
was ehjoyecf with high honors., gov
'j ing to Mrs. Frank McQuillih arid
Mf. John Cameron and consola-.
: tion prizes to Miss Annie Dur
nin and Mr. Wm. Rutherford. A
dainty lunch was served.
The evening was highlighted
by the presentation of a mantel
clock to the bridal couple of a
quarter of a century ago. The ad
dress was read by Mrs. George
.' Stuart, with Albert Taylor mak
ing the presentation. Mr. and
Mrs. Durnin suitably expressed
thPir appreciation.
The address was as. follows: ,
November 17 th, 1953.
Dear Rena and Jim:
It is with the greatest of pleas
ure that we meet here tonight to
honor you op this happy occasion,
your twenty-fifth wedding anni
versary.
We take this opportunity to ex-
tendJto__you-dur--moSt-hearty“conr
gratulations, and we hope that
you . may both be blessed with
good health and celebrate many
more, returns of your. wedding
day.' ■ ?' "■■' ■.
With these thoughts in mind,
we, your neighbors and friends,
ask you to accept this gifLmth -
-—ourbestwishes.
At .the conclusion Mr. William
Rutherford extended thanks to
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor for- their
kind hospitality. :
His many friends, were shocked
: and saddened to learn of the sud
den death of Mr. Torrance And
erson which occurred early Sat
urday morning. • ,
Mr. and Mrs.^Frank McQuiliin
and Terry were week-end visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Irvin McCabe
at Windsor. They were accom
panied by Mr. and Mrs. John.
Cameron who visited with Mr. &
Mrs. Callum Cameron 'in Detroit.
Word was received by relatives
__.^ere—of—the-^death~of~Mrsr~Mafy7
McBain in Kirkland' Lake. Mrs.
McBairi, who was a sister of the
late Mrs. John McQuiliin^ was, a
frequent visitor here.
Mr. and. Mrs. Mel, Brown and
~----Bob"~MTrrdre of Waterloo were-
. week-end . visitors with. Mr. and
Mrs. R. Woods and Mrs. Murdie.
Congratulations to Murray.
Gaunt and Barry McQuiliin 'who
won honors'’ with their calves at’
the Royal Winter Fair. Murray
Was first prize in the Shorthorn
class' and was1 placed third for
the Queen’s guineas' Barry’s calf
■ was placed in the second class
group of Shorthorns: . ’
Mrs. Gordon Macpherson, who
■, is leader of the Giris’ Hofriemak-
ingvClub attended the Royal Win
ter Fair as . a guest of the De
partment of. Agriculture. Among
others attending were Mr. and
Mrs. Fred McQuiliin and Barry,
Mr. John McQuiliin, Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Gaunt and Murray; Mr;
W tJ._ .Miller,^r.-T.-JrT^
J. D. Durnin, Messirs. Ed & Evan
McQuiliin, H
/The December. meeting of the
. Women’s institute will b’e hbld
at the hbme of Mrs. Fred McQuil
iin on Thursday, December 3rd
‘ at 2.30. Rioll call, A. Christmas
Verse and exchange of
There will also.be a, collection for
Motto,
by Mrs;
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
guests of Mr. and. Mrs. Harold
Sparling at the Manse for. the
week-<
DUNGANNON
week-end and attended services Diet at the home of Mrs, Herb!
AtVhB0"-^ ChUrp^ on Sundax ■,Finnigan, Mrs. E. Errington pre-'
At the moaning service Mr, Spar- '
ling Was assisted by Mr. Wm.
Kellar and by Mr. Chas. Ray
mond, who delivered the sermon, i
. A Young People’s rally’ was
held in the United, Church on
Sunday evening, with a Targe
congregation including__many-
_from ^the-^-surfbunding ‘. centres.
Isobpl Miller presided. The .scrip
turelesson was read by Margaret
Miller and Marvin Me,Donald led
in prayer^ Don Cameron wel
comed the. guests and introduced*
the guest speaker, Rev. George
Watt, of Dungannon, who gave a
challenging address on “God in
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included a solo, “Bless this house’’
by Anne Todd;, a trio/“Lead me
to Calgary” by Miss Susanne
Sherwood of London,/Miss Hazel
Sparling of Exeter and Harold .. .
Jenner- of Charing Cross; and. a 127th Brigade in Germany, noth
solo,“May the Good Lord bless I fied his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
and keep you” by Phyllis Bar-[ Tom Park, that he was .leaving ;j . . . i. • _ . ... - • -
ing sing song was conducted by I
Miss Sparing.. with Mr. Harold’
Sparling'at the piano. Lunch was
served by the ,local Young Peo
ple. Rev. Scott of Blyth extended
thanks on behalf of the visitors.
sided. Mrs. Geo. Hodges read the |
scripture., Mrs. Arthur Elliott
gave the lesson thought on fel
lowship & led in prayer. The roll
call was answered by 26 mem
bers and 8 visitors, The financial
report’ was giveri by Mrs. H. Al-
ton,.Mrs..G; Hpdge-thankb’d^the;
ladiesfor co-operating and mak
ing three quilts to be put in the
W.M.S. bale. It was decided to
have an. exchange ’of Christmas
gifts at the December meeting at.
Mrs..G, Watt’s on December Uth.
Thank you cards were received &
read. Mrs. Durnin Phillips gave
the topic “Does it matter what
our Vocation”. Musibali numbers Iwe believe?’’. The. hostesses were
Mrs. K. Dawson, Mrs. H. Eedy,
Mrs.. K. Finnigari and Mrs. T.
Webster. ‘ •
Enroute From Germany
Pte. Bill Park, who is with the
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farmer to leave the farm and go
to college for two years. Frank
Alton, and George Turton will
represent the affirmative side of
a d ebate whether commercial
sports on Sunday should be leg
alized, to be held this week at
Seaforth. The girls who met in
another department were given.
a , demonstration .by Miss Mary
Durst and’ Mrs, Leon Robertson >
oningTedients-Tor"~cake~Takirig. -
The clubs^met- jointly and plan- •<
lied-a dance which, was .held in
the: agricultural hall last Friday
night.’
The annual Dungannon Public
Library concert was held Wed
nesday night at the parish hall
with a large crowd attending.
Rev. Geo. Watt, president of the
Library board, was chairman.
The program included a play by
the Junior room of Dungannon
school; piano duet by Barbara •.
i Wilson and Kenny McAllister; a
j solo, Margaret Black; recitation,
Wayne Stewart; trumpet solos by I J. C. Durnin; recitations by Wm.
Buckingham; acrobatics, Faustina
Banks; readings, Beth McConnell;
piano solo, Norma Murray; chor
us by Cedar Valley school; min-
;strel chorus by Diggins school;
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Comfort, St.
Catherines spent the week-end
The W.A, of the United church witK her brothers, Harold and
Cecil Blake.
Mrs, Alfred Habel of Port Col-
borne spent the week-end at the
homes of her sisters, Mrs. Har™
vey Anderson and Mrs. Alvin
Sherwood. Her mother, Mrs. J.
Finnigan, is somewhat improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt; Irvin and
Mr. and Mrs.Wm^Irvinr—were
recent visitors with Mr. & Mrs,
Bertram, Curran and ,family at
London./
Mr. ahd Mrs, Allan; Reed and
d augjiters Elearior/& * Jewel spent
a day k this, week with Mr. arid
Mrs. W. J. Collins, Preston.
The Dungannon Trail Rangers
met Monday night with J. C.
Durnin presiding. After the op-
.ening ceremonies and a hymn,.
George Dawson read the scrip-;
lure. Rev. G. Watt read stories.
Jimmy Blake read of the last!
meeting and Rev. Watt called the i
roll. The purchasing of ping pong i
tables arid badge work were dis
cussed. A game was played be
fore the benediction.
The Colwanash Junior Farmers,
and Junior . Institute met in theJ
Dungannon parish hall on .Tues-’ piano duet’by Eleanor Alton and
day night' of last week. Harold Lynda Blake; violin solo,.Elean-
Baker, assistant ag. rep for Hur- or Reid; trumpet duet by Jimmy
on Co./ conducted a- panel dis- Reed and j. C. Durninf A film
cussioh. on whether it pays, a on Alaska was shown.
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hour.. At the conclusion a rous-' last Sunday for home and would
(see them, in the early part , of
December.
Mr; arid Mrs. Eugene Hanson
of East Tawas, Mich., were week
end visitors with Mrs. S. ’J. Kil
patrick. . -
the/Wingharh. Hospital.
“RtVe you any room?” T
Andrew Gaunt. Subject, “Christ*
mas0 in charge of Mi’s. W.. A.
Miller; Demphstration of Christ -
as decorationfrhv-Mrsr^I^^"Sa^'''~"'
> keltl, Hostesses & pfrigrain coni -
MtU'e, Mrs. Jas. Cufran, Mrs.
, Ernest Gaunt; Mrs. John Carrier*
, &1V . ’ '; ■ • ; '
. .. > Congratulations and best wish-
|S' for, manjr more to Mr. and.
Mrs, Robinson Woods who obser-
■ ved ’ their 54th wedding anniver-’
• Wy on Sunday. *The event was
^rJ^(Ml----by-ra-,''diririefWith 'all the*
hifeinbdrs v of family present.
' ' Thirteen’ young penplbt nwst of
thonr theological students at* the
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