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PAGE EIGHT 4 .THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO ’
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DUNGANNON
The United Church Women’s
Association met for the October
meeting on Friday night at the
home of Mrs. Harvey Mole with
the-lst-w-ice president, Mrs. Wm.,
Petrie in charge. The meeting op
ened with: the theme song .follow
ed by the Lord’s prayer repeated
in- unison. Mrs. Harvey Congram,
read the scripture lesson and also
gave the lesson thought on giv-
. ing thanks and then led in pray
er. The roll. call was given by
1 the Secretary, Mrs. Harvey Alton,
^which^as^answeredby^O-mem-
ber-s and 2 visitors.. It was decid
ed to make quilts and have them
' ready for early November. Mrs.
Everett Errington presided for
, the business part of the meeting.
Mrs. K. Dawson gave the topic,
. “The church’s claim on. you”. The
■ hostesses for lunch were Mrs;
George Hodges, Mrs; H. Mole,
Mrs. D. Phillips; Mrs. Ivan Riv-
ett. The meeting closed with "h
hymnandmizpahbenediction...
Aged Gentleman Quite Ill; 7
Mr. Wm. Sillib; one of Dun
gannon’s aged gentlemen, is quite
ill at his hdihe suffering a Suc-
-cessionofweak-spellslately,one
which was taken while walking
home from downtown. He did
not regard his condition as any
thing serjous but a series of these
followed in the next few days,
that are termed “strokes” and
’have rendered him quite paral
yzed. Despite his 87 years, he has
been quite active about the vill
age and one would not realize
his advanced age. Mrs. Annie
Brown, of Ripley is assisting her
sister, Mrs. Sillib;* with his care;
Underwent Operation
_. Mrs. Frank Pentland was rush
ed to Goderich Hospital early
Sunday morning for an emer
gency operation. Reports, are. that:
her condition is fair. Her illness
strikes home as double anxiety
to the Sillib family as. she is a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Sillib.
~ The Dungannon United-church"
was beautifully decorated Sun
day morning for the annual
Thanksgiving service. Autumn
leaves of every hue formed a
background for many kinds of
fruits and vegetables. Rev. G. D’.
Watt gave an impressive sermon
on Thanksgiving, reminding the
listeners of the many blessings
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to, our people. The Mission’ Band
of 27 members retired; to the
basement for a monthly meeting.
The Mission Band met Sunday
morning with Patricia Pentland
giving the call to worship after
Singing the hymn “Stand up for
JesUs”: Mrs: John Finnigan led in
prayer. David Dawson gathered ,
the collections and Carol Pent/
land gave the offering verse. Mrs,
J. Finnigan conducted, election of
officers, resulting as follows:
pros., Carol Pentland; sec;, Lynda
Blake; treas., Wayne Brooks;
pianist, Joanne Crozier; assistr
ants,. Pauline Anderson, Sandra
Brooks. World Friends were dis
tributed by the secretary, Elean
or Alton, Mrs. ,R. Irvin read a
chapter from the. study book on
India, The members purpose was
repeated to close the meeting.
South Kinlo&s F. & F. Group
The Faith & Fellowship Group
met at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
A. MacIntyre on October 17, The
meeting was opened with the
singing of hymn“O worshipthe*/
King”, followed by the repetition
of the Lord’s prayer. The roll
call was answered With a scrip
ture verse, containing thank or
’Thanksgiving. The next-rneeting'
is to be a Hallowe’en social and
will be held at the home of Mr.
and Mrs; W. F. MacDonald on
October 25th with--Group. .1 . in.
charge of the program. A prayer
on Thanksgiving was given by
Mrs. Wm. MacIntyre followed by
the scripture lesson, Psalm 24,
read by Mrs. Collyer. A medita
tion based on Thanksgiving was
given by Mrs. Steer followed-by
the singing of hymn “Now thank
we all our God”. The story of
the First Thanksgiving in Amer
ica was read by Mrs. Lloyd Mc
Dougall followed, by a piano duet
by Joyce and Margaret Baulch.
A -reading on Thanksgivihg_^was.
given by Mrs; Ira Dickie. Alan
MacDougall played a piano solo
followed by a vocal duet by Ruth
arid Margaret Steer. A presenta
tion speech was made by Donald
* "MacIntyre—to Joan- ^-Hami-ltonT-
‘ Audrey Stanley and Bill Baulch.
The presentation was made by
Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall. Denver
Dickie played a yiolin solo. Grace
• was sung and an enjoyable lunch
was served, followed by a vote
of thanks by Mr. Steer. The
meeting closed with the mizpah
; benediction.
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WEDNESDAY, QCT, 13th, 1954
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There was < much excitement op
the alleys this week, with all 10
teams present. The Cubs were
there as strong, as ever, taking 7
points from Johnston’s Chip
munks, while Ernie. Button man
aged to recruit enough Squirrels
to take 5 points from the Pole
Cats. Bob Reid and Pearl Jamie
son led the Zebras to victory over
the Beavers despite Lloyd Ash-,
ton’s 643 triple which with hand
icap totalled 781. The Kangaroos
took 5 points from the Coons
while Kangaroo Barger bowling
as a. spare chalked up a 294
single. The Gophers played three
close games to take 5 points from*
the Wolverines. . .
Team Standing
,z. Kangaroos 10,. Gophers 10, Zeb-
bras 9, Cubs 7, Wolverines 7, Bea
vers 5; Squirrels 5, Pole Cats 4,
Coons "4, Chipmunks 2.
Jackie Price; grandson of Wm.
Johnston of town, ha^ been trad<
ed by tiie,Chicago Black. Hawks
to the Toronto Mhple Leaf hock
ey chain and~Ts at. present with/
the Pittsburg Hornets. In the ex
change the Hawks got Ray Tim-
grem-
Lome .Wakelin, former mana
ger of \ the Goderich Arena and.
a promotor of Young Canada
Week, has accepted a position as
manager of the riew $1,000,000
municipal stadium at St. Johns,
Newfoundland. He flew there to
conferwithstadiumofficialsand
will shortly motor east with his
Wife and family.
MRS. POPP GUEST SPEAKER
AT-MNTAII^J^lMffiETlNG^—
The October meeting of the
Kintail W.I. was held at the home
of the president, Mrs. Ray Dal
ton, who thanked alT’tKbse who
helped with the Fair displays.
The delegate to the London Con
vention isz Mrs. Fred McGregor.
The guest speaker, Mrs. Popp
from Dungannon, was introduced
by the president. She spoke on
farm homes and conducted a
questionnaire from the hand book
which was enjoyed Very much.
Mrs, Robt. Scott sang a solo,
“Bless This House” and Mrs. Jim
Little gave a reading. The Queep
closed the meeting /after which
lunch was served.
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DONNYBROOK
(Intended for Last Week)
Visitors at the Jefferson home ~
over Thanksgiving included Miss ,
Gladys. Jefferson, ILN. of Wood-
stock, Mrs. Florence Hingleman
of London and Miss Irene Jeffer
son of Dunnville. ■-
Sunday visitors, at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Chamney
included Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Web
ster, Mr. arid Mrs. Geo. Webster
and daughters and Mr. and Mrs.
Cliff Henderson and family of
Kippen.
Miss Lucy Thompson of Onan-
dago was home over thF^week-
end. ’ '■ ;'■■■■ \ ■
Miss Joan : Doerr of Niagara
Falls and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Chamney arid Larry of Auburn
Were Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. R. Chamney.
* Mr., Wes Jefferson, has return
ed from Western Canada where.
he was assisting with the harvest.
Anniversary services will be
held in Donnybrook church on
Sunday, October 31st at 11 a.m.
and 7.30 p.m. with Rev, .Harvey
Sparling, of St. Helens as guest
speaker, . •
The October meeting of ’ the
WyM.'S. and W.A,' was held ori
Tuesday afternoon at. the home
of Mrs. Norman* Thompson, Mrs,.-
Chas. Jefferson Was in charge pf
the, W.M.S. meeting. The, 1 esson
; WUa^Eea<iKsKesppnsiMely^o;Lkriyeds
• by prayer ' by Mrs. E. Robinson
and pepea.ting the Lord’s *prayer
in. unison. Mrs. Sam Thompson
jsang “I Need Thee Every .Hour”',
Miss Hazel Stamper ggve & LbM-
, ■ ing hAn Acquired Viri'ue”; Hymn
681 Was sung. Mrs. Gordon Cham*
hey read a poem entitled ■ “Tri^*
■ day”. Mrs. J. R. Thompson gW6‘
a reading oh Christian Steward
ship and the chapter in the’study'
book* was» read, by - Mrs. Gordon
Naylbr, Mrs. H. Jeffersdn and
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parents, Mr. and' Mrs. W. R.
Farrier.
Free Delivery — Phone 82, Lucknow
Mrs. S. Thompson were appoint
ed delegates to the Sectional
Meeting at Bayfield. Hymn 286
was sung in closing. Mrs. Stuart
Chamney was in charge of the
W.A, meeting and conducted two
contests and a reading was given
by,Mrs. E. Robinson. There were
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LANGSIDE
ladies’ present.
WHITECHURCH
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Mrs. G. Gillespie, Mrs. James
Falconer . and Lois attended the
Sectional Meeting of the W.M.S.-
of the United Church which was
held in Ethel last Thursday.
The United Church held a.suc
cessful turkey supper despite the
wet weather last Fridaiy evening.
The, concert after the supper was
enjoyed by all, consisting^d£ a
few numbers iby the . Lucknow
Male Quartette, some numbers by
Garnet hnd Russell Farrier arid
Dori Rosenhagen and reiritations
by -Clifford Coultes of Belgrave.;
Miss Winnifred Farrier showed
trip to Eastern Canada and Ni
agara Falls,.
.The communion service was.
held in the United' and Presby,>
terian churches. Phyllis and Fred
Moore, Joan -Casemore, Jack
Coultes, Donald and Velma Stap
leton alj joined the. United church,
by faith and Mrs. R. j. Laidlaw,
Mrs,-E. Moore and Mr. and Mrs.
Art Stapleton joined by* certifi-
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; e^Baier^0n~oif-/Eoronto;;
is; visiting with her mother, Mrs.
Wm. Taylor,
' 'Mr. and Mrs. V. Stockhill and
family, of Powasshn spent the
week-end with -Mr, and Mrs,' H.
Laidlaw* and other friends, . *
. We ‘arc sorry to hear tha'Wrs.
■Jas»> Wilson,, Sr.; is a patient in
Wingharri Hospital. , '•
, ML and Mrs. Carman Farrier
and. family of Mimico and, Miss
Winnifred" Farrier' of , Toronto’
spent, the. week-end with their.
—Gongrat-ul-a-t-ions~to~M-F7—&—
Ken Chester on the-arrival of
their little daughter.
A good crowd attended Mr.
Chas. Eljiot’s sale in spite of such
a rainy afternoon. Mr., and Mrs.
Elliot plan to ^move to Lucknow
to live.
Mr. Russel Ritchie, Mr. & Mrs.
Fred Tiffin arrived / home
Sask, on Tuesday evening.
Mr. Reg Smith, Mr. and
"Lloyd Smith of Petrolia.
Sunday afternoon visitors
Frank Millet. . .
The - Ladies Aid - was held at
the home of Mrs. Wm. Orr on
Monday evening. Mrs. Wm.- Scott
presided. Mrs, Orr read the scrip
ture and Mrs. ChaS. Tiffin gave
the meditation on, ^prayer.. Mrs.'
-Lloyd Moffat1* read; the last meet- ■
ing’s minuTe§ and roll call. Dis-
cussion and plans for the bazaar
were made which is being held
in Teeswatdr On Saturday after
noon, October 23rd; Discussion on
gathering woollens to send for
blanke.ts iri the near future wa^
also held, Readings, were given
by Mrs. Farish Moffat,. .Mrs. Wes- *.
Young and Mrs, Frank Miller. .
Thanks were extended to Mrs.
Orr for the use of her home by
Mrs. Septt The. hymns “Sweet
Hotif«of Frayer” and /‘Blest Be
: sth&xti ri^baj^Rmds^we.re ;?-SU n
The meeting was closed by the .
Lord’s prayer and a dainty lunch
: Was’ seryedf / '\ ■
All members of the Dawson
family frdm Toronto and London ",
with the exception' of' Mr., mid - '
Mrs. Stewart' Dawson, spent t.hrt
Thanksgiving* week •■end with Mr. .
Joshua Dawson and ’ML &/Mr<
Huntley Dawson and family.
Mr.''Don Ros§' iS finishing un
'his 'Thredhirig’"jobs■; ■
munity this weefc /
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