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THE IiUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, JUNE23rd, 1954 ■
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COLORFUL! PRACTICAL! INEXPENSIVE!
VJMrs. (Dr) < C. Kasper and
family of Detroit visited wi|h her
sister, Mrs. Leo Courtney during
last' /’
Mrs. John Austin visited with
her sister, Mrs. Tom Bryan in.
Toronto last week. * , ■
School Children Have Outing
The children from this school
enjoyed a trip with their parents
and teacher last Friday, The
children left Lucknow by train
accompanied by Mrs. Little, to
Wirigham,wheretheywere-met-
by cars arid taken to the Palace
Gardens in Formosa. There they
enjoyed the rest of the afternoon
boat riding and , sight seeing- On
the. return home ’they visited at
Fred Martin’s,, farm • where they
saw a very tiny colt\ had their
pictures taken, and returned
home tired K but. happy.
We are sorry to hear that Louis
Hogan is. used up these days with
bipod poisoning / in his hand.
Charles McLean has been assist
ing with the chores,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Johnston
and John spent Sunday evening
■in Wingham with Mr;- and..-Mrs.
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WHITECHURCH
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Elliott of
the West are visiting his brothr
er, Mr. arid Mrs. G. Elliott?
Mr. and * Mrs*. Stanley Moore
and family ■ aridfe; Mirs;./-Thompsori’
visited on Sunday with the for
mer’s sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Dicksori of Belmore."
iMiss Winriifred Farrier has ac
cepted the position of directress
in General Mercers School in
’Toronto. Duties are to. start in
September. Miss Farrier spent
the Week-end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Farrier.
There were over 80 attended
the Gaurit picnic that was/held
. iri Owen Sound this year. Those
.attending.froma^distancewere
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Phillips of
Vancouver, Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Howlett of Sask., and Mr. and
Mrs. Thos. Phillips from United
States. Next year the picnic will
ibe held at Port Elgin with Leon
ard Phillips as president; Mrs.
Gordon McTavish as secretary &
Russell and , Andrew Gaunt, for
the sports committee. .
Mr. arid Mrs. Harry Tichborne
of Goderich visited with her
mother/ Mrs. Keririedy, on Mon
day. Mrs. TiohbOrrie is staying
up for a day or two. / - ;
The Young Adult Group of the
United Church are holding a
weiner roast at Amberley Beach
on Friday evening.
S.S. No. 10 School are holding
their annual picnic in the school
grounds on Monday, June 28th,
Donald - Farrish is very busy”
these days raising his barn and
putting new cement walls urfder
it. ■ * ■■ ■'•
•Charles McLean and Mr. and
Mrs. James Donaldson and Joan •
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Tra
Small & their daughter at Conn,
Ontario; / .
Mr..and Mrs. .Cliff Waunch of
Owen^Sound visited on Sunday
With Mr. and Mrs; .Bill Wareing
and Mr. and Mrs. Jas... Little.
. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall
and family visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Wilfred Fafrish on Sunday.
Mr. Pete MacDonald of Kincar-
dine^had^afender—tor-n—off-the-
side of his car when he was side
swiped. by a car driven by Jack
Kennedy of Huron on a bridg§
in front of Donald Farrish’s farm
on the sideroad.
’HOLP REPAIR ME
AT ORANGE HALL
(PURPLE GROVE NEWS)
On Monday evening of Ust
week the Kinlough Orange Lodge
No. 1139 held a special meeting,
to make plans for the renovation
The following day
12 members of the Lodge held , a
bee arid repaired the floor and
foundation. New windows and
siding will be added in. the near
future* ’ a.Quite a number from here at-
picnic "at Kincardine Park on Sat-
"urdajt afternoon of last -wepk*-,
Relatives from Port .Elgin, God
erich, Seaforth, Stratford, Bay
field?, Marlette, Mich., and Nan-
ton, Alta., were present. This pic
nic was formerly held at God
erich. .
Mr. Cleve Hill is spending a
few days at the home of Mr. Cal
vin Robertson.
Mrs. Quigley and son Jimmie
of London visited with, her sister.
Mrs. Ralph Hill, recently.
. The ladies of the Purple Grove
Institute were entertained at
Holyrood . on Thursday afternoon,
by the members of the Kairshea
■ Institute^ •../. ~ .’ "" ' •
Mr, and Mrs. Victor Gawley,
Velma, Marlene and Gladys,
Misses Lettie arid Ada Gawley
Of Ripley visited at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, Nelson Helwig of
Underwood ori Sunday. 7
Mrs. John Emerson visited in
Hamilton ■ with her
week. ■ 1
Mr. and Mrs. Tom McCosh of
Melford, Sask., Miss
Cosh, Mr. Robert McCosh of Rip
ley visited at the homie of Mr.
and Mrs. Donald McCosh on Sun
day. / ■’ -■/■
‘ Miss Edith Stanley and Mrs.
McGuire~of“London“V isited—with-
Mr, Milton Stanley for the week r
end. _ :
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sister last
Kate Mc-
SIXTH ANO NINTH
Mr. arid Mrs. Jim Howe arid
Alice of Cromarty and Mrs. Tena
Dayman of Brucefield visited on
Sunday with Mary and Ross Mur
ray and Mr; and Mrs. Cliff Mur- i
ray- ' •.'•■■ ' ' \.■ ■■
Mr. arid Mrs/Gordon (McTavish,
. Marilyn and Donald were in
Owen Sound at the Gaunt picnic
on Saturday.
Mr, and Mrs. Albert Taylor at
tended fhe funeral in Goderich
on Friday of their cousin, Ralph
Harrison, 13-year-old son of Mr,
and Mrs. Pete Harison of Porters
PEANUT TAG DAY
V.'
A in Lucknow,
Saturday, June 26th
featuring Planters Cellophane-Packaged peanuts.
LANGSIDE
Good WOTife ^ttended anniver-
sary -services on the 13th with
Rev. Wm. Henderson of Walker
ton as guest speaker. Rev. R. p.
A. Currie assisted* with the even
ing service. The choir assisted
•with two numbers morning, and
evening, they^. being, “Jesus will
walk wjth me”,' “Living for
Jesus”, “I love to walk with
JesusT and “In my heart there
rings a melody”.
Monday evening a social was
held in the church with Mr. W.
B. Anderson Of Lucknow showing
slides of his European trip which
were greatly enjoyed. A trio by
Ruth and/Phyllis Steer & Myrtle
Crowston, a solo by Mr. John *
Pollock and a. duet by Mary and •
Kathleen Fisher were also enjay-
ed. Lunch was Served.;
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Donaldson
and Jack Hetherington of Ottawa
visited With Mr, and Mrs> Ted
Collyer/ Qn* Saturday they all /
spent the day in London. Sunday
evening visitors at the same home
’ I were Mr, , and’Mrs; Harry Lavis.
Mrs. John (Hester) Falconer of
Caledon visited wijh the Tiffin
families arid different members
of the Falconer families & plans
on attending-the Falconer picnic.™
Mrs. Falconer, who is 88, is re
markably smart for her years and
used to be a former resident of
this community. ' ''
Mr. and Mrs.1 Frank Miller’
spent Sunday , afternoon with Mr.
and Mrs. John Dahmer and Mich
ael, Lucknow.
Mr. Josua Dawson underwent
an operation in. Wingham Hospi- ;
tai early Tuesday morning-. This
is Mr. Dawson’s first experience
as a patient in a hospital. On
March 19th he celebrated his 80th .
birthday; At time of writing his
condition is quite favorable.
^Members..ofthe..f am ily„frorikL_on-^
don and Toronto have been re
cent visitors,
Mr.1 Edward McQuillan; who is
85 years- of age, has also been a
patient inz Wingham Hospital as
a result of a nose . hemorrhage.
His. condition also is favorable. ,
Miss Lois; Hunter has been
writing exams Friday, and Mon
day ■ afternoons/ so the school
children have had the afternoons
off. ■ ■ ■ ..■/•■.■.
Mr./ and Mrs. Donald Stewart
and baby daughter moved to bur
neighborhood last week from
Goderich, / :
Mrs. Wiri. Brown and.Gary. Mr.,|* and Mrs. Bob. Evans, Billie and*'
Jerry of London-spent the week
end with Mt. & Mrs. Wm. Evans
'and Teddy.
: Miss Margaret Moffat of. Tor
onto; Mrs; Eric Evans, Dianne,
AIlamarid^.Randy_.of
spent the week-epd with Mr. Fos
ter Moffat ..arid Mr/ and Mrs. Wm.
•Evans. '■ ./ ...........
/KINLOUGH■w. / ' ■ ■ ,■ ',
Rev. and Mrs. ■, W. P. ___
Misses Leila Forsythe and Greta
Smith of Toronto called, on the
Lane' families here on Monday.
Members of the Presbyterian
W.M.S. from, here Were guests of
the Teeswater liV.M.S. on Tues
day evening when they observed*
their 76th anniversary;
, The Presbyterian Sunday
School picnic Will be 'held this
Saturday at Kincardine.
Congratulations are extended to;
Margaret Schneller who has been
awarded the Catherine Ford
scholarship at the Belleville
school for the deaf where she
is a student. Everyone wishes you
'eontinued^success—MargaretT^*^^
Larie,
Don’t Fail To See The Spectacular Planters Peanuts Float
Which Win Be In Town That DayJune 26ft,
KINLOSS COUPLE
WED ON SATURDAY
JOHNSTON—GUEST
Two Kiriloss J Township young
people, Stanley Victor Johnston
and Jean Isabelle Guest,1 were
united in marriage at Kincardine
.Pentecostal 'Church on Saturday
morning,. June 19th at 11 o’clock.
The double ring ceremony was
performed by Rev. C. A. Cook,
assisted by Pastor L. Thirsk.
The bride is the only daughter
of Mr. arid Mrs. Wesley1 Guest
of Kinlough, and the groom is a
sori of Mrs. John Jbhnstori.and
the late Mr. Johnston of Conces-
sipri 10, ■ Kinlriss. ' «
The bride Was lovely in a white
net/over taffeta gown and a
tierra“headdress trimmed with7
rhinestones from which was sus
pended’ a shoulder length veil of
embroidered net. She .carried a
shower bouquet of red roses and
white, carnations.
/Miss Beverley Stanley of Kin
lough was bridesmaid. Her gown
was blue net over taffeta and her
flowers were yellow roses.
The groomsman was Mr.- Fred
Guest, brother of the"bride, and
t*?6 ■; or^a5ist Evangelist Joe
’Mez^apelii..■“ ;/ /. ; /' .
A reception followed at /the
P^the bride’s parents, The
dining room Was prettily decor
ated with pink arid white stream
ers ; dnd white wedding bells, and
a three-storey wedding cake cen
tred the table. ' ( ■
For travelling the bride chose
a. yellow nylon dress With white
accessories arid a corsage of pink
carmationa, The’ groom’s gift; tp“
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REV. AND MRS. WINN
MOVE INTO DIXIE MANSE
’ The following item appeared in
Saturday’s issue of the Toronto
Star: ■' •
For the first time in fiye years,
the congregation of Dixie Pres
byterian church has a resident
minister, Rfev. Charles A. Winn;’
For the past two weeks he has
been busy moving into the manse,
on Queen St. * .
Born in Swansea, Mr. •Winn
was educated at Swansea public
school, Runnymede collegiate,
Knox college and University X
Toronto; His first charge was at
Lucknow and' Dungannon, where .
^he^servecL-faur years prior to
being called to 'Dixie, where he
preached his- first sermon April
Uth.
The church, Which has a con
gregation of 100, is located on
the First line, just north -of the
Dundas highway, and was. built
in 1911., There are 65 children
attending Sunday School. - The
church has an/active Women’s
Auxiliary, Of Which. Mrs. • Robert..
Milligan is president/ and her
-daugh-tery’/Mrsr-J-am6-s--RtibMiiiJL-_.
secretary/ A young’" people's or- y
-gariizMionLJs^pto
fall. At present Sunday... School
pupils arid their parents are look" ,
ing forward io the annual picnic
to be held June 26 on the church
grounds. . ..
the bride was a rhinestone neck* •
lace. ' ■•., '■ y /', ;
Mr,, and Mrs, Johnston will re-
side in Lorideh. - ..-■•/•-.•< •?. ;>•. ..•