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1111. I Meeting
St: Helens W.I.
4'"7he January meeting Was held
On ' Thursday+afternoon with four
teen ladies answering the roll
call, "Soni g I , intend to .'ae
compliah M • 1964." Plans were
made for a . banquet. in mid-Jan-
uary and committees were a
'pointed. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Gam-
mie •and '.Mrs.. 'rank ' McQuillin,'
were appointed • to meet the town
ship council re • .drains.:at the hall
at St. Helens...Mrs. 'Harold Gaunt'
:,. read' the. motto "Dok't stay away
from the 'Institute because .it is
not perfect, how lonesome we
wouldbe in,. •a perfect Institute
'which was well prepared by 'Miss-
Beatrice '•McQwllui •Miss /Mary,
•. Murray led 'a discussion group, oil
"Resolutions." , Readings ' were
given by Mrs. .Ross . Errington,
Mrs. Harvey 'Webb, Mrs. •Carrick
ands' Mrs . E: W. Rice. At' the > con
clusion of the meeting Mrs. E.
W.• Rice conducted • a humorous
quiz. Lunch was :served by Mrs.':
Rake, °Mrs. ;B... F. 'Green and, Mrs.
Mrs.
Harvey ' Carrick. '
SPLIT WITH WINGHAM
On Monday, December 30, Wing -
ham PeeWees and Bantams visited
Lucknow and the ; 2 hockey games
were split at a win a piece.
The Lucknow . PeeWee$ /lost to
Wingham 5-3. No scoring summary
was reported- to. us •on this ' In '.the
Azintam game; ' Lucknow shut -out
Wingham 5-0. ' Bob Humphrey scor
ed in the first period, Jim Mac-
. ,Kinnon netted • two in the second
and Bob Mullin bagged." a pair in
the third without: a reply from
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THE" LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCliNOW, ONTARIO
JOHNSON; GEDDES.
Jean ' Geddes, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs...':• Cliff'; Geddes, , R.R '.1.
Ripley, and. Murray Johnson, Han-
over, °son of . Mr. and Mrs. Willard'
Johnson; R.R. , 2 Kincardine, were
united in. marriage ' on - December
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28 at twelve 'noon by: Rev.' Donald
McKenzie. .:•
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The 'Pine •River United ' `Church
was- • - decorated with- ' candleabra
and baskets of .white clirysanthe-.:
mums, " pink . carnations and ever-
green for . the ..>;cereniony Miss
Gayle Boyd; was organist and
Miss; : Kay .Johnson, Guelph, ' sang!
"Lord's Prayer" and "Entreat
'Me Not to Leave Thee."
• The . bride, given in 'marriage by
her .father, wore :a floor .length
sheath •gownof, .whitepeau de'
soie with' ' lilypoint sleeves and
scoop neckline.-- The skirt' of the
dress was accented _with _a_ large
bow and extended . to a full . train..
The -bride wore .a 'diamondsolitare
necklace, ,a, gift .of the : groom, and
a •coronet of -pearls held . her bouf
fent '''veil.; Slie carried, a : white
orchid- on a white. bible.
Mrs. Floyd /Johnston, ,Kincar-
dine, : sister of the bride, was mat-
ron of honour . `and ; Miss : ;Donna'
McLeod, Toronto and Miss Anne
Johnson, - sister of the' groom, R.R.
2. Kincardine, were..' bridesmaids.
All wore Aline dresses ofpink
peau de 'sole, matching ' pill box
,hats, with short.: veils •:and. rnatch-
ing shoes: They carried white
mums and pink carnations with
white ribbon'. streamers '
The flower 'girl, . Jane Coiling
of' .R.R.i
. 1 ° tpley, wore a white
d'
einbroidereChiffon dress with.
puffed sleeves 'and large bow and
.carried ' a nosegay 'of ,pink carna-
tions.,
arna-tions.,The ringiearer was , Ricky,
Johnston, Kincardine, nephew' of
the bride,. .
Robert Johnson, R.R. 2 Kincar-
dine,'. was best man . for his bro-
ther and the ushers were Brian
Johnson,E.R.' 2 Kincardine, ,bro-;
ther. of the groom' and John De
Ruyter,• ry R.R. 2 Bayfield, brother'
in-law of the bride.
The reception was held at Reids
Corners Community Hall where
the guests`-: `were received by . the
bride's mother wearing a cran-
berry double' knit suit, white hat,
black accessories- and ` a corsage-
of
orsageof white roses, and thegroom's
mother Veering a, brown .'brocade
ensemble, matching :hat,, .brown
accessories and a corsage ,of
low roses. ;
For , traveling to the . United
States, the bride chose a winter
white . suit with black:: accessories
and a corsage of bronze'chrys
."Mr.
emum. .
anth s
. ,.. will
Mr. and . Mrs.. •Johnson will. re-
side in 'Hanover.', Mrs; • Johnson is
a : graduate of: the . Nightingale'
School of Nursing in Toronto.
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' FO..+—.MONTH OF .JANUARY ONLY
ev. John C Hutton( Passes,. Sery
Pine River. Past
Ei hteen ' YearsAs.
Rev. John C. Hutton of Kincar='
dune, a . man that ' had• endeared
himself to :his,, . ,congregations. at.
Pine River, Bethel "and Millartort
in the eighteen:. years he. had been
in this area, .passed' away from.
a ' heart . attack at ; . Kincardine
General Hospital on, Thursday,
December 26.. Mr. Hutton was 77 •
years of : age ; and' had served' m,
the ministry for 40 'years,
John Cowan : Hutton .:was born
on.. `concession 10 Turnberry Town-
ship ' on October 14, , :1886, the son:
of John Hutton and Mary Haugh.
Rev' Hutton's , ' father ,was . born
in -Scotland—and his mothers a
native of the Stratford „area
He attended Glenannan Public
School and . Wingham High School,
BIRfiNs;
HUMPHREY � to Mr. and' 'Mrs.
Harrold
Htzmphgey on Tuesday,
December 31, 1963, in Wingham
and Pistrict HoSpital, a daughter,
Dobria
barletY :
e.
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VitN At Windham and ,Dis-
trict
riffs-trict' Hospital, tin Friday,. `neceni-,
ber '20,4963, to Mr- and Mrs, Seth
.Raven, R.R. 5 Lucknow, a daugh-
ter.. . .
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REV. JOHN C. HUTTON
and later , taught scI)ool in. Rainy
River. . •
Mr. Hutton went ;'overseas in
World War 1 with the 161st ,Bat-
talion, serving', in France with the
47th Battalion. Upon his discharge
from the"service he was received
as' a ' candidate' --for . the .ministry
by the . Presbytery of Maitland
in 1919. He- attended University
College and
g Knox College gradu-
ating m ` 1924:
Rev. Mr. Huttonha served 'on
charges at Silver Centre,. Mons
teith-Matheson; U„no . Park, .. Echo.
Bay, Underwood and * for eighteen
years at Pine River Bethel, as
well: as, having charge :. of the
Millarton - congregation for , eight
years. •
Following his .graduating from.
Knox 'College ,in 1924, Mr. Hutton
married .. the former Laura Greig
of ' Collingwood : on August 18,
1925 in Toronto. Mrs. Huttion ac-
ed
ce the
role_ of� a � minister's
p
Wife with. devotion and was a eon-
stant help :to Mr, 'Hutton in tarry-
ing out his :ministerial work
throughout the years. Her death
occurred • four gears ago.
In his , ' years at • Pine • River
for 'which he is known best` in
this area, Mr. Hutton entered in-
to eomnrW - ty life in. many phases
and hiS good,.worif wa,
throeg hout. the areas , He
u s chaplain , o f .< Ripley
Branch. of • the. Legion for a
trier.,,'of, years. While at .th!
River' charge,. Reverend
saw , the erection of a. f nevi
River ' United , Church, • ind
of the congregational spin
was 'evident under 'his ,pas
While at Pine , -Riverr- he: '
tive in • the work of Brine
bytery and at '' one timef
as president. He, served ` as
urer- of the Presbytery also
number of years
Rev.: Hutton • retired "fro
active ministry - the ''early- -1
1962.' He• --served ".following;'.
tirement on a. teinporary b
'Millarton United Church u
took. •i11- on October '16th'
year,:
Surviving members of, O-
ily' 'area son ' Donald of
burg,, 'a, daughter • Ruth.
Wayne .Johnston 'of Toronto
grandsons.
Mt. Hutton is survived
brothers, George of Saskat
Harrold ,of, Windsor;. a sist
Lou . (Annie) .. Benninger; ,o
Ontario. Besides- his • wife,
predeceased by a . broth
two sisters /:
: •
Rev. Hutton was 'a ver;
member, . of . the Amberle:
Orange Lodge and the
Knights and . held' local ' or
his' years. in. 'the 'area.', J
orial- service : attended b
50: • wasconducted at ti
Lerman '.Funeral Home,
dine, on Sunday. night.' 01
were Delbert ` Wilson, J+
Cormick, Don ;Courtney
Smeltzer:• .It' was after ,
from' a Lodge meeting 1
Hutton was first' *stricke
.The .funeral ' service
ducted from Pine Rive
Church, :.on , Monday;
30 at 2 p.m with tempo,
ial in Ripley Cemetery.
Rev. - - George ' ;Ball;: char
Presbytery, was, `i
Rev. Howard Pace, sec
Bruce Presbytery, read.
as 'did, Rev: Dr. Don
,Kenzie, ,minister of P'
Bethel.' Rev. Donald ,
of Kincardine . gave, ' the
A duet Was sung by M
Walden and Mrs. Davi
son, and. Was .. accomB
Mrs; Harold our
o C ne. iv,
t Y -
Ellen Shiellswas organ
ley -Huron- Legion were
of `graveside services y
ence Pollock `'and Rev.
Coribie,-•''.cha plain, officl
Two elders from ea(
former churches acted.
bearers,.•' Bert Irwin ati
Courtney from Pine Ri
ris Reid and Ralph El
Bethel; ;Gordon Clarke
Irvine frons Millarton. 1
from Bruce Presbytery
honorary. pallbearers.
,Funeral Horne to Kincal
in • charge of 'arrangem