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Lnclmow Sentinel, Wednesday, Math 17, 19112--Pij 11
Bells vis•
it granddaughter in Guelph hospital
By Valetta Emersion
Rev. and. Mrs. John. Bell
spent Thursday at Guelph
Hospital with their grand-
daughter, Carrie Bell of
Walkerton, who is recovering
from a broken leg.
On Saturday Mr, andaMrs,
Bill Purdon and . Mr. and
Mrs, Bill !tin. foul returned
from a three Week tour of
Nevada, Arizona, California
and Mexico,
Mr,and Mrs, Jim McCall
of Blyth were Sunday callers,
on Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Emerson,
Kevin and Shannon Bee-
croft spent the weekend with
their grandparents, Mr, and
Mrs. E. W. Beecroft and
Karen, while their father,
Ronald Beecroft played hock-
' ey with the old timers at
Zurich;
Visitors' on Sunday with
Mr, and Mrs, E. W. Beecroft
were` Ken Sinnamon, Wing
ham, Mr, and ,Mrs, Morris
Chesboro and Leisa of Kin-
cardine,
On Saturday Hugh Sinha-
mon attended the Horse
Show at Toronto.
This community is sorry to
learn that Mr, and Mrs, Jim
Gaunt of London, while
holidaying in Florida last
week, had° the misfortune to
have their house badly dam-
aged by fire. ,
Mr, and Mrs, John de
Boer spent the weekend at
Strathroy with Mr. and Mrs,
Ron . Nicholson, Ryan and
Erin.
Mr, and Mrs, Paul. Laid-
law, Michelle and Jason of
Lon on spent the weekend
with s parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Elroy Laidlaw and her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Elliott,
Mr, and Mrs. Bill Glover,
of Sarnia were Sunday visit-
ors .with her sister, Mr. and
Mrs, Alan Falconer, Tony,
Tim and Amy.
Mr.. and Mrs, Wallace
Milligan spent the weekend
in Toronto with Mr, and Mrs..
Pat Donnelly, Angela and
Jill,
Last. week. Fred Tiffin,
Wilford Clipperton and Dave
Gibbopened the . pathway
into the Whitechurch Com-
munity Hall.
P1an.Pinecrst. visit
The ladies of St. Augustine
C:W,L, held their, March
meeting in the church base-
ment. Father Ed Dentinger
opened with prayer, followed
by a scripture reading given
by Nancy Stapleton,
The minutes .of the prev-
ious meeting were . read by
• Mary Boyle and adopted.
Thank you notes were read
by Mrs. Mary Redmond. and
correspondence was read by
Mrs. Cathy Beyersbergen.
The league, will be visiting
Pinecrest. Manor Nursing
Horne on Mareh23at 230, A
program of entertainment
and sing songs+ are planned,
' Kingsbridge Variety Concert
is upcoming on March 21st.
The concert will be held in
the ChurchHall • with the.
proceeds• to go to the desti
tute in Africa.
The ladies made a dona-
tion to help with fuel ex-
penses for the church.
Father Dentinger gave a
spiritual talk on "Life" and
keeping up the knowledge of
your faith through good
Catholic reading. He con -
eluded his talk with' a poem
entitled, if. The meeting was
..then concluded with prayer
and adjourned. •
On Sunday, • • March '.14,
eight children from the three.
parishes participated in a
service for their . First Con-
fession.' After the service a
half' hour of .refreshments
and socializing was held in
the church hall.
UCW study justice
The .March meeting • of
Pine River U.C.W.. was held
in the church with . dessert •
being served. by Mrs; Brad
• Rotteau and Mrs. Allan.Far-
rell. . • °
Mrs. Bill Godfrey read an
appropriate opening
thought. Mrs. Wayne Lowry
accompanied the singing of
the hymns.
Mrs. Bob Rutledge 'pres-
ented an informative pro-
gram taking an over all look
at justice. Mrs. Ken Farrell
read the scripture and para-
phrase's were read• by Mrs.
Glen Boyd. A ''meditation,
.The Acid Test, gave . much
food roc thought.. Mrs. Rut-
ledge read the poem; Tell me
Lord. What does Mission
Mean?.! followed by prayer.
Members participated • in
making a collage. using pict-
ures and newspaper clip-
pings to illustrate many Op:
the injustices. in Canaria and
abroad. •
Mrs. Murray Wilkes
ported on the U.C.W,0 20th.
annual meeting held in Har-
riston,. •
The roll call, Something
you can do to make the life of
an elderly person• more plea-
sant, was answered by 22
members,.
The president extended
the courtesies and the meet,
ing closed.
See slides of China
The Lucknow and District.
Horticultural Society wel-
comed several new members
at their regular March ,meet-
ing • held at the Lucknow ,
Legion Hall.
Ruth Thompson presented
a most interesting program
of slide she has taken as she
travelled, Pictures of Ontaiio
gardens and blooms compar-
.ed favourably with • those
taken at some of the- most.
famous gardens of Europe,
Africa, China and other
countries.
The next regular meeting
will be held on April 14, at
the Lucknow . Leg.ion Hall
with Mrs. Eldon Bradley in
charge of the program..
Mr, and Mrs, Carl M
Clenaghan and Mrs, Mary
McClenaghan were Sunday
visitors with Mr, and Mrs,
Raymond Des Roches and
family of London.
Sunday visitors with Mr,
and Mrs. Clarence Ctowston
of Chatham were Mr; and
Mrs, Orland Irwin and Mich-
ael and Mr. and .Mrs,, Ivan
Laidlaw and. Kimberley.
Whitechurch W.I.
Whitechurch W.I. Curat-
or's meeting was held Wed-
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1
nesday, March 10 at 2 p.m,
at the . home of Mrs. Agnes.
Farrier,
The meeting was opened
by thepresident, Mrs. Agnes
Farrier who welcomed visit-
ors and members.
The secretary -treasurer,
Mrs. Russel:McGuire, read'
the minutes and correspotid-_
ence. Thank you was receiv-
ed from those receiving
Valentine boxes and many
sent donations including
Mrs. Mary McClenaghan,
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SUNDAY, MARCH 21 i
Sunday School 10:00 a.m. )
Worship 11:00 a.m. 1
Rev. Warren McDougall i
f B.A. M:DIv.
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The suggested bus tour is
a trip to Participation Lodge
and Owen Sound with Mrs.
Don Ross and Mrs. Agnes
Farrier, conveners.
The roll call was answered
by 20 giving old time home
remedies, e.g. goose grease
and castor oil. Mrs. Don. Ros$.
accompanied the singing of,
When Irish Eyes are Smiling.
Happy Birthday was sung to
Mrs, Ella Johnston; .
•
Mrs. John A. Currie gave
a reading. Old. Cures. Mrs.
Don Ross gave the topic,.
History is in the Making,
now is the time to record it.
All brought their hobbies -
consisting of weaving, guilts,
table centres, cushions, em-
broidery, erochetingrtfor a
display.
The Tweedsmuir Histories
were also on display. Mrs.
John Bell gave a reading.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Garnet Farrier, Mrs. Rena
Fisher and Mrs. Currie.
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