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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,. :LUC.KNOW ONTARIO
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nnuals At Whitechurch
(W IITECHURCH NEWS), •
dy The Annual meeting ,of White-
church United Church •was held.
Wednesday evening in the school
roomof the .church A potluck
supper was: held with around 40.
in attendance. Rev. George Mit:
cheli Was chairman for the • meet-
ing. Reports from all departments
were encouraging. The 'session 're-
port showed 42 families 'on : the
loll.. Deaths- in the congregation
• during the year 'were, Mr James 1
:Martin, Rev. John, Watt and Mr..,1
Thos. Inglis. $2371' was raised for.
the General Fund and $1244 for"1
Missionary and: Maintenance. The
combined SUM raised by all groups
including ; . ' donations • to Ontario
••Temperance. Federation amounted,
to over, $5000.., The . U.C.W, Were
'pleased'. to .report they had ex -
ceded their allocation for missions
' having sent $266.00 to ..Huron Pres,-'
bytery 'treasurer. The organ fund
started some., years ; ago.,. by the
women :has been :increased by gen-
erous contributions 'from the con-
gregation. An Electrohome 'organ,.
<. was purchased in, timefor the;
• anniversary. Mr;: Charles,' Martin,
Mr:: Russel Gaunt,. , Mr: 'Ernest
f and e`Thom'
Beecro t Mr. '
George G g P
son were ,elected: to .the. Board of
Stewards for . a: 3 year. term.: The.
auditors are ; Mr. .Elwood.. Gros-
korth, Mr: ;Russel 'Gaunt .and Mrs.
Albert Coultes.. The , congregation
decided to end $200. to. Huron
Presbytery
Capital . Fund. ' Rev.
;.,
George Mitchell: expresssedthanks
to the . members for their . loyalty
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and co=operation; A motion • was
passed by the congregation to
Rev. and. Mrs. George Mitchell
for all their help and fine .leader
ship. ;
The Annual . meeting of Chal-
mers . Presbyterian Church was
held on •Saturday :with a. fair at-
tendance:. . Student minister' Mr.
Jacob Kuiper : opened the meeting
with•scripture reading and a pray;
er. Rev.. Gordon Fish, Interim
Moderator,. was present. 'Mr. Kin-
ney was •appointed, chairman for
the meeting, and Mr.. John Gaunt
was appointed secretary, Mr.
Kuiper gave a report of his year's
work. There were no baptisms,
four 'were 'removed 'from. the roll -
by .death, namely Mr. Albert .Pat-
terson, Mr,' George : McKague.'
Mrs. , :Mary :Roane and Master
Barry. De Boer. There are 42 fam-
ilia in the congregation. The re..
ports of the different • secretaries
were .studied and several. of.them
had increases. The ,Sunday' School
reported 'a Successful" year. : Mrs.
James: McInnes ' was re-ele cted
treasurer, and tendered .a -,-vote of
• thanks 'for her work. Two new
trustees were appointed : and six
new managers. M s: Frank .Coul-
ter
er tendered 'a votb .of. thanks . to
all officers -.of the 'church for `their.
'work. Rev •. Fish . expressed
ap-
preciation for their co -o eratim
and contribution to Presbyterian
College Building Fund.. Mr. = Kuiper
closed '.the ..meeting: with prayer.'
Order your co-op High, Grade Fci 1i izcr• lois ddlivery by
• Feb,,1 and you will save $2.00 per ion 1 corde1 very bctw.t
'Feb: 3 and Feb. 28•you'r "Early befivcr•1'" disLount w:ili 11
'$1.50 per• tong I'n addit ono you cap cal: cash' discounts ,,:or :
• 6:,1/2%.- for pavm?nt. 'b'r prepayflwft by ,17:-1).. 1 'will 6 ,g.1 v.
Feb; 28
unlit 1er:�t sc Co=operittt�ve s
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are owned and controlled. by the' people' th`y, serve'
the tanners of Ontario', Every time you make a porC,,Itase
at r .ouCo-operative you are making ,►'oiir :business stronger
your P •flc+�ytstere,d TrMdv: M41 irkk;'
-and more suceessrul,' .
,,,JANUARY
SAVE .s2A;1O
PER- TON'.
FEBRIJARY
*SAVE $.15O
PER TON'
41.14 .
COOP' CiUALITCTION.`
Y. CONTFtOt. i5 YOUR `CdUi4I�ANTEB OIC gATI$F'A
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Lifelong. Kinloss
Resident Passes --fir
In Her 90th Year•
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MRS. MARY JANE TIFFIN'.
The .deathoccurred of Mrs: Mary
Jane Tiffin, a lifelong resident of
4th . Con. Kinloss on Saturday,
January 25 in. Wingham District.
Hospital. She was• in her 90th year
and had been a bed patient Since
January .1963. " In April 1956" .she;
fell . and received' a broken :hip
and even though she was able -to:
walk :with a walker, ,she never
enjoyed the best 'of health from.
that, time.:
She wag the !daughter of Letitia
Falconer a n d , John. Morrison
whose farm'. was .the second north
of . t h e Langside :'Presbyterian
Church • and where. 'she was born
August .15th, 1874. In, June, 1896,
she was :married to • f,euben Tiffin,
who predeceased her -on March 30,
1942. 'She •'was a member.. of Tif
fin's: Methodist Church: and later
of the United Church, 'Whitelchurch.
Surviving. are two.; sons • . Fred
,and Charlie: of Langside 'and, two
daughters, Margaret, Mrs,• 'Russel
Ritchie . of' Larigside;; Valetta, Mrs.
.Victor ' Emerson of : Whitechurch;
also a sister Mrs..` Marg aret Bak-
er, ` Gilbert Plains, Manitoba, and
two :.half' r hers Mr..; a
b of e , ,Harry
Hayes, .Birmingham, Michi an and
Y �
Michigan
Mr. .John Hayes. of Livonia,, :Mich
igen, A son,, John predeceased her
in August, 1909 : She, was also
predeceased by tiro Brothers:
James: and Dr. William Morrison
and : a sister Nettie; (Mrs. Cyril.
Kernahan):
Rev. . George Mitchell :conducted
the funeral service on Monday af-
ternoon at 'the MacKenzie Fun-
eral . Home in Lucknow, ' with, teni
porary :entombment :in South KM -
loss mausoleum and final;' resting
place, Tiffin's: cemetery. •
Pallbearers . were Jac and. Don
k
Hayes, Tom Morrison, Jim Rich-
ardson, Russel Ritchie Ritchie and ' Vic-
tor, Emerson;
Lucknow Presbyterian
Evening Auxiliary
The . January: meeting was held:
on Tuesday : eveningat the home
of Mrs, Robert MacKenzie with
twenty-four ladies' present. '. The
President, "Mrs, Noble :• Johnston
was in . ; charge . of the meeting;
which, opened. . with : the .Call to
Worship . followed by, a *hymn and
prayer . by Mrs Johnston. • The
Scripture was read in' unison fol -
,lowed by the' meditation • "Thank .;
-God .--for----Tidie" given by Mrs.
Otto . Petersen: Members were
asked to bring their used stamps.
to the February meeting and to
give their ' Christmas Cards .to
Mss Mary McLeod. • The roll Icel.''
was answered with the •payment
of. fees: Mrs.. Norman 'Taylor read
from the , Glad' Tidings "New
Years Greetings" from Mrs. Kerr
the ;President .of the" W.M.S. Mrs.
'Ronald. Forster ' gave a reading,
entitled "A Clear Conscience."
•Mrs: ,. Clark Finlayson gave the
topic introducing ...the ' Study for
this year —• "The Christian Church.
Mission. in: South Asia'" : The, meetr
Ing closed with ‘a hymn•,and pray:
er by- Mrs:w• MVIaude Sherwood.
social half hour followed.
BRQWNIENES
: (by Joyce .Ann Johnstone)
;The 1st Lueknow: Brownie "•Pack
began its' meeting on January 22
with, games°" Janet Thompson was
Toadstool, Fairy Wethen held
Fairy 'Ring '. 'followed,"by Fairy
Gold and Inspection, Tweenie, Cor •
alyn "Henderson; was given the
Grand; HoWI after . being enrolled
into Fairyo Pack.. ' Sonne " of the
Brownies received .. their Golden
Ladder. After we had completed
our work . we returned to. Fairy
Ring where each Brownie receiv,.
ed a white envelope; containing
• a yollew comb, a •gift fr m . Brown
Ow1, who left last week. The Meet-
ing closed with .the Squeeze end
D ownie`.' Chimes.
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FARM SERVICES
..•ALL' \PAYMENTS•TAX .DEDU9T1B1.E
or THERE IS, NO "DOWN PAYIy1.ENT"
••.AL'L:EQUIPMENT IS INSURED'.'
* PERSONAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE
FARM LIABILITY INSURANCE
* GROUP SAVINGS ON FARM SUPPLIES
* FARM INCOME TAX PREPARATIONS
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YOUR HURON COUNTY AGENT, ` Phone BayfielE
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Rev:
'ristram' To Leave St. -Helens::
(ST' HELENS "NEWS)
Mr, ..and. Mrs. Fred '• McQuillin Miss:' Isobel Miller. Al : members
were recent visittors., in Kitchener.
with ' . Mr: and Mrs. Barry 'Mc-'
Quillin and Jill . and Mr. and . Mrs.
Harold Scott. •
Mr W I 'Miller entered Victor-
Hospital, London on, : Monday
for • eye ;surgery.
Misses. Loree Campbell '. 'and.
Judy "Dorscht` were contestants in
the:. Canadian . Legion Public Spea-
king at Wingham on ,Saturday.
Loree and Judy both received hon.
ourable mentionfromthe judges.'
Congratulation s girls! • .
Mrs. Aitchison :'returned
are ;asked to please bring their..
penny ' round -up bags.:,
`St. •Helens Church Annual Sleeting-
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T e . 'annual meeting, of the St.
he..
Helens , .Church was held in ' `the
form of• a pot luck supper with
a, fair °attendance.. Various' reports .'/
were given. from the different or-
ganizations ...showing a successful
-yeair ;in each .group . The u.0 W,
met their allocation '..of $212. A
:vote .of thanks to all members'.:
who helped. to .make it, a success-
ful.
uccessful . year in the church was .moved:
A donation' -of .$100 was voted to
home on Thursday. froth; Wingham' the..capital fund. ".,Rev: Tristram
Hosnrtal foilouvmg surgery announced :that on account of fair- .'
The February ;meeting :of the ily illness `his services'to the ',Con.
W.I will. be held' ; on • February • 6 'gregation: would terminate. the end.
:at 2:00 o'clock: Rev, Tristram will of June. • This ..Was accepted . 'with.
address . the Meeting Motto, Mrs._regret. .
Andrew • Gaunt; Roll . call, ;One; ; ad • Mrs. W. A: Humphrey • returned
vantage of living in. a .democracy, ,home • on Monday from . Victoria,
Lunch and program, Mrs: G..,:Hospital, London where she, had ,
Struthers, Mrs. Pannabecker and. been ., a> 'patient :for . four weeks
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