HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1997-06-25, Page 16Page 16 -- Lucknow Sentinel, 'Wednesday, June 25,1997
FormerUnited Church
minister is , est s e ..��.: r
by Mildred Loree
The Lucknow United
Church celebrated their
135th, anniversary on
Sunday with a former
minister, Rev: Gerald
• McFarlane as guest speak-
er.
Rev. McFarlane is the
new president of Hamilton
.Conference of the United
Church of Canada.
In the morning service
the junior . and senior
choirs'presented special
music and in the evening
Folks .`
are
visiting
by Jean Ross"
Mr. and ' Mrs. Harry
'iutoskie of Kitchener, and
Thelma Cardiff of
Brussels were Saturday
`visitors with Norma
Rintoul,
Mr.,and Mrs's ,Fre.d
Parry, Travord and Brooke
of St. Tloinas and Mr. and'
'Mrs. 'Larry Armstrong of
Bright were .Sunday 'visi-
tors with Mr. and Mrs.
George Armstrong.
George • and: Ethel'
Wilson of .Georgetown
were Friday visitors with
- Don-and'Jean. Ross.
Bill and Kathy Gibson
pent. the', weelend in
Hamilton; with Mr. and
Mrs. Bill. Fisher who were '.
celebrating their wedding'
anniversary.
WMS
Chalmerts ,WMS' ladies
.held their meeting oh:June
18 at the .h.om'e• of- Jean'
Ross, Dessert was served •
, -
prior, to the meeting. Vera;
Falconer was the 3eader.
and gave the call :to wor-
ship on definitionof a
father basedon Father's
Day. Norma Rintoul read
the scripture . and Vera fol-
lowed with the Meditation
"Doing small .things with
great love and followed
with• prayer.
Readings called :"Little
Things" and"Beauty"
were read, by Kathleen
Elliott and. Mildred
Purdon.
Vera': gave • the topic:
"The Missionary Kid.."'' ''
The rollc.al1 was
•ariswered. by naming` a.
missionary and telling
what they are doing:
• WI
Whitechurch Women's
Institute went to Blyth on
Thursday to see the play
' • Quiet in the Land.,
Twenty-two attended.
' After the play • al] went
to the • • Grandview
Restaurant for supper
which wasenjoyed by all.
This takes the place of the
June meeting.
the Harbouraires trout
Goderich provided the
special music.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb
Pocock (Joyce Glenn)
from Dawson Creek, B.C.
visited this past week with
her sister-in-law Lenore
°Glenn.
Lenore and family
attended the wedding at
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Guests on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs.. •Walter
Dickie and family, in their
recently renovated home,
were Rev. ,and Mrs. Alex
MacDonald of Toronto,
and Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Di'clde
North Street United
Church, 'Goderich, on June
14 of Nancy Steckie and
Michael Huber.
'. On Saturday, Mildred
Loree attended the. High
• School Reunion of the
Grade IX (9) classes of
1940 and 41 of the
. Teeswater Continuation
School. There were over
50 in .attendance with
some people looking still
thesame andothers hav-
ing changed considerably
in the last 50 plus years.'
Lois Chamney, Muriel
Moffat, Ross 'Taylor, and
Fred Karus were high win-
ners at the St. Helen's WI
shoot party last week
the
Isabel Kilpatrick had
most shoots.
Anne Anderson, Isobel
Kilpatrick, Richard Grant
and Cliff Menary`were
high shoot players at the •
Drop in Centre last Friday.
Clifford . Watson. • and"
Margaret Errington tied:.'
for the most shoots.
Ir
Larry
pleased
Warren,
The
place
the
Warren,
Officiating
Catherine
marriage
over, Maid
was
bridesmaid
Shannon
Amber
junior ,
red`
McKnight.
rl. All
from M
Philips
was the
Ushers
Cowan,of Lucknow.
- Cowan'
L and Mary Jo Cowan, of Lucknow, are
to announce the marriage of their son Eric
to Daryl, daughter of Forbes and Bev Stewart, of
Manitoba.
T marriage took
May 17, 1997,
at Forbes' farm,
at Woodlands,
Manitoba.
Q ing was
C ne Waterer,
m e commis,
stoner, of honor
Charlene Clays;
b aid was
Smith, with
A Slater as
bridesmaid
a Lindsay
ht" as #lower-
gi of them are ".
Manitoba. Rick
of Manitoba
best man.
were Dan Stewart, of•Manitoka; Kevin
of Atlanta, Georgia, and Michael Cowan
At err � spa, 1VL 'Cowan,
Congratulations from your family.
•
Did you know?
Research has shown' that
some homes and offices
have two to five times the'
levelsof outdoor, .air 'pan -
Attends
•
reunion
The 1957 graduating
class of nurses from
Stratford General Hospital
held its 40th reunion in
Stratford on June 13, 14
and .15.
Twenty of the 22 gradu-
ates were present for the
• festivities which included
seeing Camelot • on
Saturday afternoon.
Mary Smeltzer Mills,
Audrey Stanley Wickie
and Margaret Miller
Cameron 'were among
those present. Most bad
not seen the classmates
from Alabama -and the one
from Denver. Co: for 40
yea"rs. The girls from
Dawson Creek . and
Thunder Bay we not
re
able to attend.
It seemed amazing that
there were so few changes
in the "girls." At least six
are still actively involved
in nursing.
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