HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-10-20, Page 5THE LUCltNOVy SENTINEL, LUCKJKJVf, ONTARIO
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MONUMENTS
SKELTON
MEMORIALS
WALKERTON
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St-. Peter’s Young People’s Club
The Young People’s Union of
St. Peter’s Anglican Church held
their regular meeting op Tues
day, October 12th /at the home
of Mrs. 'Marshall. An interesting
program was arranged by the
committee. Plans were made for
a. Hallowe’en social to be held
on Tuesday evening, November
2nd in the basement of St. Paul’s,
RipleyrThe^Ybung-people of S.t.
Matthews^ Kingarf and St. Paul’s,
Ripley, are invited.
^Heartiest congratulations to
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Schumacher
on the birth of their daughter
in Wjngham Hospital on Sunday
October 3rd, . '
We are glad to report that Mrs,
Frank Brown was able to be
brought home from Wingham
Hospital on Sunday. ' ?
Miss Helen Schumacher, ’ who
spent last week at her home here
.retyrnedLto London. „...--■ --
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Wraith at-
. tended . the plpughjng match at
Breslau on Wednesday..
, Mrs. May Jackson of Gorrie is
spending some time with her. sis
ter, Mrs. Frank Brown and Mr.
Brown and Reginald. .
Mr. Frank Schumacher attend
ed the ploughing match at Bres
lau on Wednesday. .. *.
We. wish to congratulate Don
na Halderiby, Sharon Hodgins,-
Marie Becking, ^Beverley Wall &
Barbara Haldenby for: winning
prizes at Teeswater Fair.
Mrs. Charles Schumacher of
Walkerton, who is spending some
time with’ Mr. and Mrs, Frank
Schumacher and children, spent
-Tuesday—afternooiT^^itla^MTsr
Frank Brown. ' ;
We are 'glad to report 4hat
Messrs. Jack Schumacher &'<Reg-
iriald Brown are improvirig.
Mr. Jas. Haldenby has return
ed home from the West.
Several from the; commuriiiy‘
attended- the reception on Friday
evening at Holyrood in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. Orval Wilspn, new
lyweds.' • • .' ; 'y , • ’
-: Mrsr Hugh Nicholson and Ardis
of Bervie spent Thursday after
noon with Mr$, Frank Brown.
Mr. .and Mrs. Wm.. Wall, Kin-
lough,. spent last week with Mr.
_and^Mrs.-Jack. -Schumacher;-------
We are sorry to report Lome
Becking to-fiave met-with a pain
ful accident While working “in the
at/present a pat
ient in Wirighamx Hospital- Also
on the injured list is Frank Ed
gar, son of Mr; and Mrs; James
Edgar. Frank injured his Wrist
in a fall off his bike; We wish
them both a speedy recovery.
The W.A. meeting was held on
Thursday,: afternoon af, the home
of. Mrs. Midford Wall with a good
attendance. This was a- devotion
al meeting. . ‘
Mr. and Mrs. 'Joe Blackborow_
of Hamilton visited with Mr. arid
Mrs. Art Hodgins. Mrs. Hodgins
returned to Hamilton with them
and spent the week there, return
ing home with . Mr. A. Hodgins
on Sunday.
Mr. Harold Banerman.and boys.
-of—Kinloss-spent-^unday-w-it-mMr— pnose in trouble and anxiety were
ST. HELENS
You are invited to the anni
versary < services to be held in
the United Church next Sunday
at 11.00 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Mr.
Ralph Howlett of- Elora~will.be
the guest speaker and Mrs. How
lett, the soloist. ; v ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Lome. Woods and
Donna were visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Mel Brown at Kitchener
•during the week-end. They were
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Gardner and Car-yi of Zion.
Caryl left on Saturday by plane
from Kitchener on ■ an extended
visit with her sister, Mrs. R./W.
Panter of San Jose, California;
Mr._and-Mrsv—Rober-t-Johns-torn
formerly Miss. Betty McNeil) of
Weston were guests of honor at
a gathering in the Conirnun'ity
Hall oh’-Friday, evening. After
lunch Phyllis BarboUr react an ad
dress of congratulations and good
wishes to ithe newlyweds and
Joyce McDonald presented them
with a purse of money. Mr. John
ston made a, fitting reply , and
all sang “For they are jolly good
Fellows”. Music was provided by.
the Aristocrats.’, ■.
.Mrs. Alex Murdie is a .visitor
with'Mr. rind Mrs. Mel Brown
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and Mrs. "Alex Whytock & boys.
Mr. and Mrs, Toni Hackett &
Doug of Ashfield .and Miss . E.
Irvyin of Toronto spent Friday
with Mr. arid Mrs.-. Midford Wall
and Donriie. Visitors at the same
home on Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs. Eric Hackett and Murray, of
Paramount.
and; Bob'Murdie'at Kitchener.
Mr. and*Mrs. StariYey Todd and
Andrew of Southampton were
weed-end . visitors with Mrs.
David Todd. < *
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ternoon Friday when they were
gntertained by the Lucknow W.
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Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Lloyd, Mr.
Krirl Boyle of London, Mr. Gor
don Boyle of Moose Jaw visited
on Sunday with Edna and May
Boyle and called on other rela
tives here,,
Miss Iona Terry, librarian at
CKNX, is one of the two CWAC
taken op strength with ..the: 21st
Field/Regiment R.C.A. (Militia)
KINLOUGH
The Ii.^y.I.'met at the hall with the annual grandmothers
Mrs. Wm. /Wall ’and Edna and ~ x
May Boyle hostesses. The grand-
mothers were entertained. The
Institute -accepted invitations to
attend the Lucknow grandmoth
ers meeting, also • the .Canada
Packersxcooking school. The short
course, ‘"Cultural Activities” will
be held on October 22nd. Dona
tions were given to the Children’s
Aid arid the. -Unitarian service'
appeal; The legislative grant will
not be applied for, The Remem
brance service will be held on
November 11th at 10.45 a.m, A
social' and bazaar will be held in
the near -future, A committee
■Was appointed,to invite the Tees
water play, Mrs? L. Sutton held
the lucky ticket on a draw for
a erpeheted doilie: Judges fpr the
cookie contest. t were Mrs. J. R.
Lane and Mrs,. J. W-Colwell, the
winners were Edna Boyle and
Mrs. Jim Smith. Those on the
program were Mrs. R. Ackert,
Margaret Malcolm and Edna
Boyle, Mrs. jas. Hodgins & Mrs. F.
Maulden. Each member brought
ah early ^photograph for a contest.
-MrsrEd_Thofnpson won the prize.
Prizes to the grandmothers wept
to Mrs. J. R. Lane, Mrs. Elliott
Johnstone, Mrs. John Mclnnes,
Mrs. Tom Stewart. Members ans/
wered the roll call, with “ a con
venience unknown to our grand
mothers”,. Mrs. R. Elliott gave
the closing remarks. The Novem
ber hostess will be‘ Mrs:. Frank
Maulden. • . : .
Work has started on the Orange
Hall here.
Mrs. George Haldenby’spent a
few days at. Walkerton..•'' ‘ ;
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wall spent
a Jew days with Mr. . and. _Mps._
Jack" Schumacher, Con. 10.
Friends of Mrs. P. A, Murray
were sorry to learn that she was
confined to bed with - an attack
-of-quinsy/ / T - '
Messrs. Alex. Percy and Jack
Hodgins held a, successful sale of
cattle bn Thursday.
Miss Evelyn, Nicholson visited
over the week-end with her cous
ins, Marilyn arid Eric Thacker.
Mr. Don Haldenby of the Bank
of ^Montreal, Walkerville, was
home during the, week with an
attack of jaundice.
Mr. Wayne Porter -has been ill
with jaundice at- his home here.
Mrs. Midford Wall entertained
the,W.A. on Thursday. Mrs. How-
ard’Thompson presided, The hymn
“The Love of Christ Constrain
ed” Was sung. Mrs, Gertrude
Walsh read the scripture; Pray
ers followed. Sick members and
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in Wingharn,. Iona is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. K. Terry of
Hillier with whom she .Visited
over the past week-end. -
Mr, and Mrs. Bert Moss and
Jimmy of Auburn spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hod
gins.
Maybe the 'old colored lady had
something when she said, “Lawd’
honey, child, when you ain’t got
no education, yo jus’ got to use
yo’ braihs”.
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remembered. ‘Thanksgiving’ was
the.word for the roll call. Min
utes and correspondence follow
ed, Thank-you notes were receiv
ed from ' Mrs. Win. Cox/ Jack
Walsh, Tom Hodgins and Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice Hodgins zand Ell-
wood for kindnesses shown by
: W.A. members. On October 28th
the W.A. will have as guests Kin
cardine, Lucknow, Bervie & Kin
garf W.A; & W.M.S. of Kinlough
Presbyterian Church. The com
mittee in charge are Mrs. Howard
•Thornpson, Mrs. Robert Porter &
Mrs. Geo. Haldenby./Mrs. (Rev.)
H. L. Parker Of Wingham will be
• guest speaker. This being'a de-,
votional nfeeting, the study was
taken from the'Living Message,
• Those taking part were Mrs/ Torn
Hodgins, Miss May Boyle, Mrs.
J. W. Colwell,' Mrs; Jim Smith.
TVifsTTRalpFriTillT^Mrs. Gertrude"
Walsh,.Mrs. Howard Thompson,
Mrs. George Graham, Miss Edna
Boyle and. Mrs. Midford Wall.
Mrs. Dori McGoSh was the guest
speaker and gave affine talk on
“Freedom of speech", time, wor
ship .arid our countless blessings’’^ Mrs? <fcp)es Hodgins thanked- the
speaker. “Jesus; Shall Reign” was
’sung'arid, the Titany Closed the
meeting,' after Which dainty rCr
fresh-ments were sefyed. The. No?
Vem'bef 'rheeting/wiir~be/th^ bale
packing,at the: Church. Mrs. Wm.
Wall arid. Mrs. ‘ Gertrude. Walsh
will .be. lunch.,hostesses.
Miss Karen Nicholson, has been
out of school the-,past’ week. We
hope she will-soon be. feeling bet
ter. >. ’ • , ’ ' ,
• Congi'atulationsjo Mr. & Mrs.
Allan, Cdllirig on the birth of
a baby’daughter. • .
Members of the Women's Insti
tute spent, a .most enjoyable af-
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