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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1964
THE.'a: 'LUCKNOW SENTINEL, •4UCKNO! ,, ONTARIO
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Those attending, the • Maitland
Presbyterial of `the . W.M.S. . held
in, . Wingham on January 14th. in*
the • Presbyterian church ' were
Mrs.' Frank Coulter, Mrs. ' Dun-
can
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can MacDonald, Mrs.Dave Mac-
Donald,
Donald, Mrs, Dawson Craig, .Mrs.
Jacob Kuiper, Mrs. A AndreW Gaunt
and Mrs. Victor''Eniersoi}. White -
'church Aur nary - . were . 'responsi-
ble' for . the morning 'devotional
exercises., Mrs. Jacob Kuiper
read .the scripture, Mrs. Andrew.
Gaunt gave the , meditation ..bas-
ing
bas-ing her message . on ,`'`And ' His.
name shall be called • Wonderful."'
Mrs.. . Dawson ' Craig gave the
prayer..
' The January . meeting, of Chal-
mers Presbyterian. W.M.S. . was
held on Wednesday, January • 15
at the home of Mrs. Jacob Kamer,
the • manse, with • an• attendance of
10. The , . president, Mrs. Victor
Emerson opened . the meeting with
a warrn. welcome to • all present
and the reading of •a poem "A
summary for a Happy New Year"
and the. • Call • to Worship. Mrs.
Ri ,,,5e1 Ross gave •the `Invocation.
A ,hymn • was ''sung. Mrs. , Victor
Emerson gave the prayer.;'. Mrs.
Dawson Craig :gave. them
, edita-
tion. :The Minutes were read by
the. :assistant secretary .Mrs.: Rus -
Ht..RCHTd1i�I ST
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sel Ross. Mrs, Dawson' Craig SPRING LAMBS
gave the treasurer's, . report. Ar-
rangements were made for the
World Day • ofPrayer to.be held
in the Presbyterian ehure'h. The
February meeting will e held
Mrs. Ritchie repots
her brother Mr. Jarncs }i. Currie,.
R.R. 3 .Wingham went to the barn
Thursday morning, he . found his
first pair of lambs well , and
strong, He named them Mike and
them
.. .
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February 19 at' the hom of- Mrs.
Victor Emerson, Thank for cards ,.
sent` was from Mrs. W. R: Pur -
don, - Mr. JamesMcInnes, Mrs.
Frank Coulter,'. The roll call was,
answered with •a , verse contain
ing: the word "Door." The offer,
tory prayer was given. by Mrs.
Emerson. Mrs. David MacDonald
gave a 'very` interesting report . of
the Presbyterial heldon T
yTuesday
in Wingham and : the Glad Tidings
prayer. `Mrs. Victor Emerson gave
the message on: = Thy Work Shall
Be •R'ewarded. • .At the February
meeting there is , to be . 5 minute
discussion' on Prejudice; A , hymn
i was ,sung. The Ladies Aid. `meeting
;was.. then held.. The work' 'com-
mittee are to , be Mrs. Frank , C01.11:;
ter, Mrs. Dawson., Craig and Mrs.
Earl
Earl Caslick. A discussion fol
;M ' owed on 'how . to raise . money.
The collection: was ' received 'and-
l Mrs. De, Groot, ,:thanked for the.;
use of the warm • home: end' her
' hospitality. and Mrs: Emerson gave
the closing., -prayer:
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CARDS , AND DANCING
On. Friday evening, :S.S. No 10.
Kinloss, Whitechurch School held ,a.
progressive euc' r•e, 'party '' and
dance in the . V bitechurch Com-.
munity . Memorial Hall under. the
supervision. of their 'teacher.,, Mrs,
Kenneth Wheeler. There: were 11.
tables'. in' `. play for progressive"
euchre and 2 •'tables -of crokinole.
was well patronized by 'the schol.,
ars.; 'The prizes , for the euchre
party were won by ;high lady,
Mrs. Donis. Willis, • a • box of groc-
eries;. low lady,. Mrs. .Hugh Simp-
son, 2 bottles of ketchup;. high;:
man, ,Mr: . George Grigg, a ' box.
of . groceries; low man, Mr. Hugh
Simpson, 2. bottlesketchup.' Mrs:
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Willis:had... her • gift,the
bo , h
groceries .• auctioned . off'. by our
.promising young • auctioneer, Brian
Rintoul, a grade '8. .pupil at. the
school. The: purchaser. of the' gro•:
ceries: for the; ' sum • of :$2.50 was
Mr; . Kenneth ' Dowling: Music for
the 'dance' was supplied by, Tiffin's.
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orchestra, withthe calling off' be •••••U••••••••!I I•
ling taken car a of by ,Mr. .Oscar
Schefter. Throughout, the, evening
Whitechurch Woi. en's ixlstitute
had charge of the lunch counter
which netted them $1Q.31,
• Mr. Murray Gaunt,, M.L.A. for
Huron-Bruceleft on. Wednesday
to, attend . sesions of Parliament
at "`Toronto. He was accompanied
to Toronto by Mrs, Jacob Kuiper
who will visit there • nd• re urn
on . Friday with he h t, band Mr.
Ktuper from Knox 0 ege.
, Miss Linda Jol nste of Belgrave
spent- the . weekend w ,Mt. , and
Mts. Charles . Tiffin.
Mr. ":and, ' Mrs.
el Gaunt
spent •Wednesday ev +wing with
Mi. and Mrs. Fred McQuillin of
West . Wawanosh. ••
Friends:. of Mrs. Mary Jane Tif-
fin will besorry to hear she had
to be taken by ambulance to
Wingham District Hospital- on Sat-
urday: 'We are pleased to report
other patients in the hospital from
our: area. Mr. Alex Leaver, Mrs.
Earl Caslick, Mrs: Gershom John-
ston • are on , the. road to recovery
and Mr. Alfred Buckton . has also
improved.: •
Mrs. :Joe Tiffin ; and baby son
returned. ,from , :Wingham District
Hospital , to ,their home ' on Tues-
day.
'Mrs 5. C.Willis; Gowansto ...
spent the week -end with Mrs. Doris
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Willis a'nd, family. ,
The ' Messengers of.' the, United,
Church held' their' meeting Sunday
,afternoon. ' The president, Miss
Cathy Solomon, gave the call to
worship. A, hymn was sung. •Mr,
Charles Thompson read the Scrip-
Mrs'
' e. The
. superintendent,
Clarence
Ritchie, 'gave comments
on. the Theme --- Light and Dark-
ness in `.the World. Miss • Janet :
Sleightho lm ` led in prayer. The
roll. ,call was answered by 16
.members. The minutes.' were read ' . •
by the ree'ording ; secretary, Miss
Diane.. Swan. The children were
asked to - keep saving:' their pen.
:Hies to help . the' Medical' Centres
wn •.in' .India. Mrs. Ritchie read a let-: •
ter from .Mr: Clarence McClen-
' aghan, Mission'. worker •,'. on' the .,
Indian , Reserve. - at :. Southampton
thanking the 'Messengers.. for ..the
.
many lovely, useful :••gifts sent the
' Indian ;boys and. girls at ; Christ;
mas. He asked if the Messengers
would .write ` to • the Indian boys.
and :girls. It; was • decided . to write.
lettersto thee{. Mrs Ritchie took
the : older boys and • girls ° and the.::•
assistant _leader" Mrs. Sleightholm .'
took the younger set and :each. in-
structed ,them: on: their Study -of .
Mrs. Annie Lott ;returned: home
with =Mrs, .'Willis on Sunday 'after
spending a week With Mr. & . Mrs.
Frank Leinmex, of Atwood. •
Mr. and .Mrs. Stewart' Smith of
Kitchener. spent Saturday • evening `
with her- mother Mrs:. Gershom
Johnston in Wingham, ` District
Hospital. Mr. .Jack ;. Johnston, ..Lon-
don and Mr. and . Mrs. Jim :'John
ston were ° :also visitors.
Mr.' ° Eldon. Emerson spent the
week=end in Toronto • with ''Mr. & •
• Mrs Ross 'McGregor, • `.
• Mr. and • Mrs •-Jim Henderson,—
Brantford
enderson, Brantford and Mr. Ford : Hender.
son,. Paris were 'visitors• ' 'on the
week 'end wih Mrs. Henderson of
Wingham and, on Friday evening
all visited at the .home of Mr: and
Mrs. Wesley Tiffin and Mr. and
Mrs. • Jim • Henderson: spent Sun'-
day there.
Mr. arid'. 11(Irs. Charles ' Wood of
Seaforth .spent Sunday afternoon' : . w
with : their rdother,= Mrs:- Gershom
Johnston in the hospital.
Mr • and Mrs. Relison Falconer,
.Paul and Brian of.,.Sar-nia brought
his mother, `Mrs. Cassie' Falconer
back t'o her home here and re-
,mained for .the'v ek .end. Mr..' and
Mrs • Anguts, Falconer,. Steven and. '
Kevin -of Streetsville •also spent
the week end at the same• home
and was accompanied to Streets'
vine by' Mrs.' Cassie : Falconer:
Callers at the home, . of Mr. and . .
Mrs. James McInnes on Sunday
were Mr.' John McInnes, 10th con.
Kinloss; Mr. • and Mrs. George
.McInnes "and family, Lucknow, Mr.
and Mrs. ,Orville Hastings and
family: ;
• Mr and Mrs_ Ross McMichael
Seaforth' visited -.on 'Sunday With
her father, . Mr. Gershom John.
ston and- called on her 'mother' in
the • hospital, .
Mr.; John McInnis of. the 10th
con. 'Kinloss visited.on Sunday with
Mr. and `Mrs. ' Orville Tiffin. .
• Mr. and . Mrs, Robert Pardon
of Belgrave were Thursday visitors
Itin-
toiitl Mrs and Mrs. Gordon
Mr, and Mrs. Carl McClenaghan
spent the weekend with Mr. and;
o, '
Mrs. Bob Aitcheson . Birr.•
.His wife awoke in the small hours
to hear 'him 'stealthily moving
things about in the kitchen,
What might', ye be? lookire for
. darlin"?'' she asked,
"Nothing; just nothing,:'"'
"Oh!" said his wife helpfully,
"Then yell find it ill the bottle
where the whiskey,,used to be,"