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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE SEVEN
KINLOtJGH
Misses, Erlipa Jean and Marion
Percy entertained the \Club Girls,
for their regular meeting bn
Wednesday evening. “The more
we sew together” opened the
mejEting. Seven girls answered
the rpl£ call with' “My suggestion
for our achievement day demon
stration”. Mrs, Perry Hodgins
and Mrs. Ernie Hanna showed
seaming, a flat seam, also how
with Mr. and Mrs. A. McQuillin.
. Mr. and Mrs_< Farrier and
family spent,* the. week-end with
his brother, < Mr. and Mrs. Cliff
Farrier near Wallaceburg.
Mr. arid Mrs; Russell Moore &
family of Preston visited with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Moore on Sunday.
Mr. A. Moore, (Stanley , Moore
and Mr. and Mrs. ,Jas. Laidlaw
motored to London last Wednes- .. . .
day, Mrs, Jas. Laidlaw stayed correct way to sew on a but-
with her. son Kenny ins London ton» ? botfhd buttonhole, French
for a few days. w seaming, a flat seam, also how
The World’s Day of Prayer will ^as binding The next
be held in the Presbyteriari i feting will be at the home of
ChurchohFfidayat^JOrRbv!^10,2^
I speaker. . ar*d costume charts are to be fin?
Mrs? Charles Falconerand son John and Mr. Pat Coul- £lrls haVe made will be judged,
ter motored to Stratford on Sun- Daihty .refreshments were served
day after receiving word of the hostesses, . o
oL Mrs, OLdaker who was ! . The pUpilfc of SS. No. 3, (Con,
were entertained by their
I teacher. Mrs. Jim McEwan on
Doris Saturday at a tobogganing party
SIXTH AND NINTH
Congratulations are due Miss
Barbara Wilsop on obtaining 1st
class honors in her music exam
in. Harmony, Grade III. /
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jewitt of
Parkside, Sask., were visitors last
week with their cousins, Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Errington.
Recent visitors with Mr. and.
Mrs. Bill Kinahan were Mr. and
Mr§. Angus Kennedy of Seaforth
and M?. and Mrs. Arnold Craig
or Wingham.
Mrs, Pollock■, of Goderich spent
a few-days lately ^t the home-of
-her-’ daughteiy-MF.-and- Mfsr-Glif-
ford Kilpatrick.
-^Master—Ken-Taylor—jspent—the
week-end with his grandmother,
Mrs. Charlotte Reid of Dungan
non. ;
Mr. Robert H. Purdon of Doon-
side, Sask., is a visitor, with Mr.
and Mrs. Wm, Purdon. ..
Mr. Michael Kinahan of Lon
don, Mr. and Mrs Norman O’Con-J
nor and Pa.tricia of Ashfield were „ ... x., ___.. . .. (___
Visitors during the week-end with' York, Mr., and Mrs. Turvey have
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Kinahan. ' ** —
WHITECHURCH
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BORN—in Brussels in Doctor ,
feyers Nursing'Home, to Mr. &' killed in London while leaving a .10)>
Its. Donald MacDonald (nee bus. 1
farilyn Newman) oh February
3rd,.a son, Donald Bruce.
We are sorry to hear that Mrs.’ among those who have the rheas-1. The World Day of Prayer will;
as. Falconer has been in bed ! les. around here. j be held on Friday at the Pres-
rith lumbago, . I Mr. and Mrs. Gib Hamilton & byterian Church at 2.30*p.m. Mrs.
Mr. and Mr&. W. Erb of Tees- [ family ;of the 4th of. Huron vis-; Maurice Hodgins Will be the key;
vater visited one day last week ited with relatives in the village '
Freddie, Phyllis and 1
Moore and Carl \MoClenaghan are at the Kiril’o^s hills.
Mr. • and Mrs. Albert . Taylor
were in Goderich on. Monday at
tending the funeral of their cous
in, Miss Will, Harrison. .
Mr. and Mrs. Lome Dumin
spent last Thursday in London.
Mri J, D. Durnin attended a
4-H Club leaders’ banquet in
Cliritoh last week.y,,... . ......... . t
... WEDDING BELLS
TURVEY—INGRAM
Daffodils ’ and white satin bows
formed the setting at the Hensail
United Church bn Saturday, Feft»-
ruary 13jb at 2.30 > p,m,, when
Ruiby -Jean- -Ingram - exchanged
-marriage—vqws—.with—George
Wayne Turvey. The bride is
-daughte^of^Mr-^--hnd—Mrs^John
F. Ingram of Hensall, and the
bridegroom is a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Turvey of Exeter and
formerly of Lucknow. ... ; .
Bonnie Turvey, sister of the
groom was flower girl. A recep
tion followed at, Monetta Mea-
i ard’s, Exeter. Following a .wed
ding trip to Buffalo and New
taken up residence at Exeter?
I
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some of its work ...
and we think you won’t
needto^tudy"the'detailed
financial statement
“ori-call” disaster
services..>
means
I
What RED CROSS
« You are probably familiar
r\ with at least
which is published
annually
to realize that;
even though 97% of
Red Cross workers are
willing volunteers
who draw not a penny
for their services ...
it still takes a lot
of money to keep
on providing. ..
\ free blood
transfusions . ..
£ * ■ • .
aid to our veterans
at home and abroad . ..
woman and all ladies are invited
td attend.
. Mr. and Mrs. Art Hodgtins, Con.
10, Mrr and Mrs. Bert McLean,
Kincardine, were dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hodgins
on Thursday evening,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Graham
were guests at’a farewell dinner
in honor of Dr. Johnston who will
soon terminate his medical prac-
1 tice in Lucknow, This evening
>| was sponsored by4 the Lucknow
I District High School. It is with ,
regret that friends learned of
Dr.-—Johnston^—departure- -and-
wish him well,
Mr. and Mrs.. Howard McGuire
• went to Stratford on Friday for
, further medical treatment follow
ing a recent major operation.
Mrs. Allan Sparling and Allan
of Walkerton spent Friday with
, her parents^, Mr? and Mrs. Geo..
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I The Evening .Guild* met on.
I Wednesday evening at the home
, I of Mrs. Allan Colling. The pres-
' ident, Mrs. Ronald Thacker, was
!in charge. The hymn, “In Christ'
there is nd East or' West” opened
. the meeting. This was followed
by prayers and the scripture
reading by Helen Nicholson.
[‘■Worship” was the word for the
: roll call. The thought for .the day
; was given by Edha Boyle. The
j evening was..spent in sewing arid
fancy work. Prayer closed the
meeting ,ahd a dainty luricri was
served iby the hostess.. The March
' hostess is Mrs. Geo. Haldenby.
A large crowd greeted the play
I “Look Out Lizzie”, in Holyrood
Hall on Friday evening and en-
joyed- this 3-act comedy which
was presented by the Ashfield
< Young People’s Union. Between
acts Jim Hackett from Zion fav
ored with a piano .solo and Mrs.
Jack. Hewitt with, a vocal solo.
Mr. and MYs. Ian Mackenzie
’ visited on'Tuesday evening with
j Mr. and Mrs. Beit Nicholson.
I Mrs. Lovdll McGuire and Ter-
j esa spent Sunday with Mrs. How
ard McGuire at the home of Mr.
.....and Mrs. George Halderiby.
j Mrs. Walter Forster arid Ann-
| etta of Ripley, Mr. and Mrs. Bert
. Elphick of. Pinkerton visited on
Sunday with Mrs. J. W. Colwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert -Nicholson
and family spent Sunday with
Mr. arid Mls‘ Rex .Stewart; Mjl-
! larton. .. * .
Relatives from here attended
a shower in honor of Miss Mar-
ian Nicholson, bride-elect, on
Wednesday afternoon.
Members of the Presbyterian
I congregation were pleased to
• welcome back .the itev. Robert
•Macconrielb of Lticknow to the
afternoon service. ,
Mr., Norman Fry of the Stead-
rhans, Store, Clinton, spent the
week-end with 'Mrs. ,
Rickey and Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
ilaldenby. • . / ‘
. Mrs. Ethel James' and Gordon'
of Wingham visited recently with
Mr., and. .Mrs, .Perry ’H°4gin.^,. .1.
Master George Bushell, son of
Mr. arid Mrs. Edb’ert Bushell, suf
feredran injury when he fell from
the hay mow striking his head,
r Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Graham
d 1 * ’ » % ’.and girls of South Kinioss visited
Space contributed ih the service of the Community I Sunday with Mr,. and. Mrs.
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