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Travelogue Wa. Feature
'Mrs. Tom Hodgins; presided
for the meeting of the IM.W,L
when members from Lucknew
and 'Ripley were guests: This,
vnis 'a special meeting on Ceylon
and the, roll call Was ,"Something
I read about.. Ceylon", Rev, G, B.
Cox, who has visited there re-
•cently, gave` a very interesting
.talk on the country and its, peo-
le, He--stated-•that-rCeylon--is-,the
Pearl Of the• ocean and.the germ'
of the ',Orient with a .population
of. , 8;000,000. It .iS 30 miles from
the .• equator ;,and is very.: o,id: •i.n;
its civilization ' 'The:'climate • is
'mild . and it is very beautiful.
The people speak very. good Eng
fish. Their religion is varied. Iii
1956 the. A.C..W.W:. will' meet in'
Colombo. Their. `experts . are tea,
graphite,' quinine, tapioca. and.
rubber. Cocoanut and .rice are.
important it the diet. The fpirst
meeting of the CoIombo plan was
held in Ceylon in which. Canada
"has played a very important,
part, ,also • in their civilization.
Following his address Mr. Cox
showed pictures, taken by him
on his visit there. These were
greatly; enjoyed • and, at 'the con-
,clusion,Aayriarci—Ac-kes-lex--
.er -e-x
pressed thanks and presented
biro :with• a . remebrance-' in 'ap
precciation for . his kindness Mrs.
Don. MCCosh of Purple 'Grove
and president •'of '. South Bruce
District, was "present and 'brought
greetings. She 'stated.' . that the.
doors'•of opportunity .are: never,
shut. She .congratulaed the In-
stitute for planning sueh an in-
teresting' meeting on . Ceylon,
She also spoke of the °convention
which she attended'. during. the
week' at Wingharn and .paid a
fine tribute to our local .radio
station CKNX..The ;party- Made.
a tour •of the station .and also
he. new TV 'station; She urged
the ladies to avail themselves •of
the opportunity of visiting. and:
seeing all that.. is behind , the
voice . you hear, . She concluded
her Premarks with 'a.' humorous
story. Those takingpart music-.
ally 'were Peggy 'MacDonald and.
Mrs. Jack. Hewitt, H'olyrood;'the
girls trio..from Ripley;.under the
direction• of Mrs.. DuKcan Mitnn:;•
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HE LUCKNOW SEN;TI EL, 'LLCKNOW, ONTARIO:
Mrs. Jessie' 'Alun, Mrs. Gordon
Montgomery, Mrs. John Hall and.
Miss Margaret Rae ..accompanied
y Mrs. J" W.. Joynt from Luck
►ow:: A .donation was. •made ;to
he Unitarian" Service. Plans
were made. for the'.annual Re- '
to . mem�branee-Da:
had' y—service—also-fox
a, Hallowe'en dance and .the stag-
ng of the Teeswater, play. The
•N� Club leaders• class' is; to be held
n ': Walkerton laterthis month.
he_ coarse -_is— `Cotton—accessor-
es for the .C1:ub .girl's bedroom".,
irs.' 'Ambrose. Gamble and 'Mrs.
harles ' Cook • expressed their
hanks to the }Tolyrood Branch.
efresh.mexits • were served and a
oc%al rim& enjoyed:; •• .
Mr., -- -and Mrs. Bert Ticho-ison
ccbmpan ed Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
ayler on a 'trip. to Ottawa end
Tontreal. „
Karen . and Evelyn Nicholson
dent . thte week -end with Mr. ,&
lrs.. Howard Thompson. •
onored'fon • 40th Aririiversary
'Mr, and Mrs. John Ross, • Con.
Kirilo3$. were honored with
surprise party by friends and
neighbors irr H iyropd Ha11 Th
Bening: was :spent iil ;dancing
tiring the' lunch'. period. a pros-
ntrition of a : trilight lamp, .a
flee table 'and a. sum . of money
was made. as well as' a »unifier
of individual gifts: Those taking
part in thisevent were` Mrs,
Ernie Hanna, Mrs. Grant Ecken-
sTiler,. Mrs davit Tioss, Mrs:
P. A. Murray and .: Miss Cora.
1311e Thompson. •
Mrd, J, W Colwell visited
during the eek with " Mr. and
Mrs. Roy ` ebster and Mr.. and
Mrs,. jack • Mason : and other
friends' 'in' London. • •
Mrs." -Dorothy Tilont,psorr.� re-
riled home • from Wingharnsfital' where' she has been ,a
tient for the past 3 weeks.
'r"iends `of Mrs. Win,. Lloyd of
indon are pleased 'to know' that
e is making a', satisfactory
ii(tit- V�,"_•k3f/ly tfr yami:.J, ,
re-
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:WORKING WITH CANADIANS
IN. EVERY WALK' Of
LIFE SINCE .1.817
ANK O� MONT�tEAL
Lucknow. .:Branch MURRAY LOUSE, 'Manager '
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ation at .. Victoria:; Ho pi tal, . Lon
don. . .
Mr and Mrs. Campbell Brov,n
(nee Kathileen . Lane) attended
the teachers' convention. at: Chi-
•cago. . .
Mr:' and • Mrs. Wm. NMcConnela
and Mrs. Annie Nesbitt . of 'Bet -
vie 'and Mr: and Mrs: Ben 'Scott
visited on Sunday with Mrs.'
Milton Walsh.: '
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur, Haldenby.
of Toronto spent the :'.Week -end
*with relatives here. . •
Mr. :Ralph. Haldenby of Clark-
son
larkson.spent the ,week -end at his
home here. '
•Mr and ' Mrs. Clare Sperling_
and Allan of Walkerton spent
Sunday with 4r. and Mrs. • Geo:.
Haldenby.:" •
Mr. -arid Mrs.: Arthur ",Breckles
entertained • Toronto relatives
over ` the .week -end. •
Sunday visitors with Edna and:
May..Boyle were Mr. 'and.. Mrs.
Frank Maulden and .Keith,: Mr..
;J. R. •Lane and ' Mr. 'and Mrs.' .
Chris-
Shelton.
� he ton,.
Mr. and .Mrs Stanley John -
stone and Noreen of London vis-
ire. l' ,k .th.-tVIr.. and Mrs. Wesley-
Guest aiid . Fred •over the week-
end.,
The ,Anglican Church service
for the'remai:ndt r of October
November will be at 3 o'clock
with Sunday School at 2.00 p.m
f Friends. of. Mist :Annie Wall &
Mrs. Wm. Wall' are sorry to 'hear
they are : under• the doctor's care.
mMr. • and Mrs. 'Norman . Fry' and
Rickey of, Clinton spent :Thanks
giving,here. with, Mr, and fMrs.
Wm. E. Haldernby.•
Mr. Russell Barr. ' of 'Toronto
spent the week -end. at .his home..
'Mr.__J. R..:_Lane,LM-r. -and Mrs.
Frank Maulden ' 'and : Keith .spent
Thanksgiving Day with 'Dr. and
Mrs.: R. Lane at, Port Elg.in..
On Friday evening 'Rev: G. B.
:C,ox, 1.47111 show pictures• of both
local interest and these: taken.. on:
-his. recent trip through •the',West'
.and 'the' United $tater, In the.
Anglican ' Church basement when
a sdci•aI willbe held: Everyone
le
.., invited to come and *enjoy the
evening
CULROSS CORNERS.
Mr. Ernest (Bud), Stewart re-
turned home "from Western Can-
ada Thanksgiving night.' :
October 5th,; community •"de
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serted reason; Teeswater Fair!
• •� Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs.
John 'Rots ` ,who `celebrated : • their
40th ':wedding. 'anniversary, Fri-
day.' Their family of fdur. dauigh
ters and four sons were. all home
for .the ; ha ; occasio
PPY . n In the
evening Mr. • and Mrs.. Ross were
the honored guests at' a .gather -
Mg in :.Holyrood:Hall.
Visitors •during the week with
`'Mr. and ' Mrs. -Earle .H,odgins and.
Mr, and Mrs. Don . -Donaldson and.
family were: Mr.. and .:Mrs. :Tom'
Emery , of Akron, Ohio • and Mr:.
and 'Mrs. George .Hodgins, Wood
,stock.'
Congratulations. are in order
for pupils from: ourschool who.
won prizes for exhibits. gat Tees -
water' Fair.: Prize:; winners were,
Elda and Beverley Wall, .Sharon
lioagin,, , Barbara and Donna
Haldenby. ..
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Misses ' Ellen and,' Walterine
Wilkie; Kincardine, . spent the
week=end with, their grandpar-
ents, Mr. and, Mrs. Tom Stewart.
Mr: and; Mrs. Mac MacPherson •'
and .family spent Sunday :with
Mr and •Mrs... Tom Stewart
Sunday visitors at the home, -of.
Mr."' and 'Mrs.. 'Midford Wall and
Donnie were Mr. and Mrs; John
Emmerson of Kinlough::and' Mr.
and Mrs. ;Tom' Hackett and Doug
of Ashfield.
We 'aresorry to report :that•
Mrs: ' Wr,,n. Wall of . Kinlough • is. "
confined to bed. at•.the' home of.
Mr. anl. _ Mrs Jack:..,Sc'humarher, : •
Sunday visitorS. with
; Mr.,and
Mrs. Alex Whytock and family, .•
were Mr. and.1, rs. Wrn. 'Camp-
bell. •ard faniily; of Kinloss.and •'
1VIr ar:d Mrs.. Everett "Whytcck
and
and,. family. .
Mr.:. and; Mrs: •:ath s Wraith:
spent 'Sunday witl,•Mr: avid Mrs...
Robt. Stobo and farriily.
Congratulations- to Mr. & •Mas;
Morley Wall on the .birth of a
daughter in .: Wingham 'Hospital.
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