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WEDNESDAY, OCT. 27th, 1954
PAGE NINE-THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
COLWANASH JR. INSTITUTE
HOSTESS TO SR, W.I. GROUP
Table manners and the setting
for a’ formal dinner was the topic
when the Tiger Ddnlop arid Dun
gannon Women’s Institutes were
guests of the Colwanash Junior
Institute on Tuesday evening;
October 19th.
The guest speaker for the ev-.
ening was Mrs. George Filsinger
from Goderich Who gave a very
interesting talk. She^ said, when
setting a table for an afternoon
tea and candles are used the
iblinds should be pulled, and that
a small plant tp the table often
helped show it • off; She also
warned against trying out new
dishes on guests. Mrs. Filsinger
showed the proper way to cut
a cake and answered the many
questions "Which arose.
Miss Doreen Lamb introduced
Mrs. Filsinger and Mrs. Herb
. Stothers. of the Dungannon Wo
men’s Institute very ably thank
ed her.
At the Junior Farmers meeting
* Elwin Junkin, agricultural tea
cher from the Clinton High
School was the guest speaker. He
said that we here in southwestern
Ontario are greatly. blessed_ii.th_r—
"^rTnW^ches'of good top soil. .
He told how the .farmers farther
to the north only have about one
inch of soil covering the rocks.
Mr. , Junkin went on to say that
where the top soil is thin it is'
not profitable to farm with trac
tors because the fields are so
small and cut up by the rocks.
At the joint meeting Arnold
Alton took the chair and intro
duced Miss Helen Johnson; pres-
. ident of the County Junior In
stitute, who told of the plans of
the county organization’s bus trip
to the Royal Winter Fair and
then to the NHL hockey game, in
the evening. ■ " -
Mr. Howard ’.Pym, •president ofJ
the Co. junior Farmers, brought
greetings' from the County 'or-
_ ..ganization/ He told of' the debatr
I ing and public speaking contest
I to be held in Clinton on Novem-
I ber 30th, and asked that, the club
I be well represented.
I Lunch was served and some
I games were played followed by
I a. sing song. To top off the even-
I i:'g those, present went to shiv.-.
I , aree. some newlyweds. Mr. and'
I ’ Mrs. Arnold Alton and Mr. and
I Mrs. D. A. Hackett.
LANGSIDE
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Mrs. John Richardson of Tees-r
water is not enjoying the best
of health and is being,cared for
Tit the home of her son, James
Richardson.
Mrs. Milas MacMillan and' Mr.
Wes, Tififn underwent operations
in Wingham Hospital last week.
Mrs, Russel Ross underwent a
serious operation m a London
hospital, To all these sick people
we wish a speedy recovery. .
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Ritchie,
Detroit, and- Mr, , and Mrs^Wm,
) Ritchie, Zion, were callers at
Russel Ritchie’s last week,
Marlow and Bud Crowston of
Kincardine .visited Sunday with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Crowston. <
Allan Miller is employed in the
office of ’The Kincardine News.,
A wedding of interest in this
community took place in ‘Flint,
Mich., on September 4th, . 1954,
when Helen MacIntyre, daughter
of Mr. Duncan MacIntyre, was
united in marriage to Mr. Mich
ael Berchimak of Flint, Mr. and
Mrs. Berchimak visited for the,
week-end with Mr, and Mrs. Tea
Collyer, .
The bazaar held in Teeswater
Saturday afternoon by the Ladies
Aid was a success. Baking and
candy were much in demand.
I he Mission Band is holding a
meeting in the church on the ev
ening of November 5th to which
alL are invited.. • 1 .
‘ Mrs. , Wm.’Scott, music teacher,
attended the teachers’ convention
■in Southampton on Thursday, The
teacher/ in this locality also? at
tended. .........
WHITECHURCH':
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. Rev. and Mrsi W. J.- Watt spent
the. week-end with their son, Rev.
and Mrs. Robt. Watt* at Mitchell.
Mr. Thos. Hill isn’t . enjoying
good health and is a'patient in
St. Joseph’s Hospital,,London/
Mr. and Mrs, Vic Emerson vis
ited on Sunday with Mr. and Mfrs.
Fraser MacKinnon on the 4th.
FORMER KINLOSSITE TELLS
OF MANITOBA MISSION WORK
The Afternoon and Evening
Auxiliaries of the W.M.S. of tbe
United Church held their Autr
umn Thankoffering in the church
parlors on Thursday evening,
October 21, with an attendance 01
75. Mrs. Russell Robertson pre
sided, The opening hymn and
prayer by Mrs. N. J. MacKenzie
was followed with the scripture
and meditation "by Mrs. Ken Muri
die. Miss Helen Thompson gave
a very firie residing and a pleas
ing duet was sung by Mrs. Mor
gan Jonnsion . and Mrs. Raynard
Ac.ker.t,
The guest speaker, Miss Mar
ion Hodgins of Ethlebert, Mani
toba, very capably told us of
ner work in . that mission field,
a er message was very inspiring
and enjoyed bv-all present. The
speaker was thanked by Mrs.
Burt Roach.
Miss Hodgins is a daughter of,
the late Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Hodgins of Concession 10, Kin
loss, and formerly taught school
at Belfast. 3he is. at present on
furlough from the Ethelbert Mis
sion and was warmly greeted
here by former friends.
lhe closing hymn was sung and
prayer offered by Mrs. R. Rob
ertson. •
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Olivet W.M.S.
The October W.M*.S. meeting
was held at the home of Mrs.
Herb Clayton with Mrs. William
Arnold as guest speaker. Mrs.
Oliver McCharles was in charge '
of the program
group, the roll call being
Thanksgiving thought,
giving hymns were sung and
Shirley Brooks sang a solo with
Phyllis Clayton playing an in
strumental. The lesson was read
by. Mrs. Herb Clayton; readings
were given by Mrs. Walter Dex
ter and Mrs. Henry and every
one enjoyed the report given (by
Mrs. Arnold. Reports were given * ,
October
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Thanks
and Mrs. Alex MacTavish moved
a vote of thanks to the hostess
and guest speaker and after the
closing hymn, lunch was served
by the group in charge.
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BLACK PRECEPTORY HELD
ANNUAL BANQUET FRIDAY
On Friday evening the Royal
Black Preceptory of Amberley
. . held their annual banquet in the
Community—Hall-^at-^Reids-^Gor^
. ners. The hall was filled to seat
ing capacity numbering abotit 175
people.
1 - .The supper commenced at ,8.00
o’clock with Rev., H. L. Jennings
of Lucknow saying, grace. At the
: conclusion of the meal, with. Pre
ceptor Reuben Wilson presiding,
the fololwing toasts .were propos-
I .. ed: to the Queen, by Rev. J. C.
I Hutton; to the Black Lodge, by
I County Master John, McCormick;
I to the, Orange Association, by
I District’Master Chester Emmer-
I toil; to the ladies, by Norman
I • Dean of Kincardine. Two num-
I. hers were giyen by Clark’s quar-
I- tette. An address by Deputy Cd.
I Master John Eimersbn, remarks
I by Rey. Jennings of Lucknow and
I ’ a song by George Thompson pre-
I ceded the' introduction of the
I. guest speaker, Rev’ V. H. Lehman,
Baptist'ministerbfSouthampton,
I by the chairman. He gave a
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I his‘talk being “Regimentation of.
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SIXTH AND NINTH
Mfr and Mrs. Tom. Armstrong..'
T and Marion were visitors with
Relatives' in London On Sunday. !
"a was a recent visitor at. his home I
/ '.’Aitors, during last week with
and Mrs. Mark Armstrong
I Were, Mrs. J. Fairservice, Blyth
> Mfr and' Mrs; joe Thompson
Goderich. ■ .
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