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tsdayi 'FEBRUARY0Mt'
; THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL', LUCKNOW, ONTARIO,
PAG E. Seillft.
AMBERLEY and DISTRICT
one of. Pine. River United gave the courtesy remarks.. Lunch.
Piet at the dome of Mrs.
rtsrliaey.on Febtuary---A-
anattendance of 20., Mrs.
rd• IrWin and Mrs. Mervyn
preSided,
roll call was answered with
rse containing the word
fi
e,
ing the business pe.riod, Mrs,
Thorburn was appointed
tier for the work coinmittee..
ners of the programme were
Ross Shiells and Mrs, Eldon
ey, president of the United
h WoMen. Mrs, R. Shiels
d 'the • devotional Part of the
ng, the theme: being "Bond'
ace". She also gave a reading
red with prayer. Mrs.: 'Bert
read the scripture. Readings
giVen by Mrs, Leonard Irwin
Mrs. George Wightman. A
!al number was given by Mrs..
Int, Courtney and 'was follow-
ith comments by 'Mrs. Eldon
ty, on points of interest ,in
, where Nepal, Ceylon, and
tnir were specially mentiOned.
trs and missionaries are few
mber, to cope with thelarge
alion. After the cloSing' hymn
wnedietion, Uri. Sam Gibson
was served by the hostess anti
„comntittee-and,a-soeial-hout-was-
enjoyed. • .
Mr. and •Mrs, Tom 13611, 'Ted,'
John and Robbie of Toronto were
guests at .the weekend with Mr.
and 'Mrs, Glenn Campbell and
other relatives and friends,
• MiSses Iva &twitter and . Kalif-
erine Godfrey of Toronto spent the,
weekend. witty their parents, .
Mrs. •Laura McNain 'and Grant
spent a .few days -visiting with
r,slatives in London and Mitchell
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. 'James Mills of
Weston were recent. visitors' Wjth
Mr. and •Mrs. Arthur Smeltzer and
family, •
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• . Mr. and Mrs,. Tom McMillen ol
Kitchener visited on Sunday witb
Mr. James Millen, second conces-
sion of Huron.
Carol Courtney, pupil �f. Mrs.
•Shadclick of Lucknow, was success-
ful in passing her grade eight with
'honors •at.. Owen Sound 'recently.,
Mrs. • Arthur Courtney spent the
weekend with. Mr. and Mrs: Bob
Harris, Don and baby sister who
is a new' arrivatin the: family.
Mr., and Mrs. Russell Campbell.
of . Atwood. were Sunday visitors
'with Mr, and Mrs. John A. Camp
hell and Mr. and Mrs. Doug Young
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J, Courtney is working in
Ripley at the home of Mr. and.
Mrs. Stewart Shiells;
• The second meeting of Reids
Corners, 4-11. Homemaking Club,
"-The Milky Way" met at the home
of Mrs. Reg: Godfrey on Feb. 11.
Carol Elliott presided for the meet-
ing. The girls made a cecoa, drink
using milk and afterwards planned
the style of, book S they will make.
Mrs. Godfrey demonstrated' -t h e
pasteurizingof milk, Cookies and
cocoa were enjoyed for hmch. The
next meeting will be held at Carol
Elliott's home Feb. , 18. . •
• The Explorer Group met in the
basement of Pine River United
Church. on Feb. 11,' with 8 inem-
hers attending. The 'meeting open-
edwith the Explorer prayer and
Purpose. New officers were ap-
pointed with Dianne Kempton as
•press reporter; Margaret Ann
Courtney, treasurer; Mary Pace,
Keeper of the Log. An interesting
book on the "Jolmson Family" was
'finished at •the meeting, • games
were played after the meeting ad-
journed. •
Day of prayer service .was held
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at*. Lukes Anglican Church, Pine
River en Feb. VI, with an attend-
ance of forty-two. Leadera taking
Part were Mrs. Leitoy Walden
from—Nthei—Cengregatianire..--
GOition EmMerton from St, Luke$
and Mrs. Eldon .Bradley from
United Church, Pine •River, Pray-
er $ were given. by Mrs. D. Thor -
burn: and Mrs, John Ferguson. A
vocal number was given by Mrs.
John Scott, Mrs. Herb Emmerton,
Mrs, Art Cotirtney and Mrs. Wil-
liam Courtney. The service was
prepared by Dr. Madeleine Barot
one of the executive secretaries
of ' World Council of Churches,
Geneva, Switzerland. The theme
for this service was "Let us ?ray.
The Woinen's Guild of St. ,Lukes
Anglican Church, Pine Riverwas
held on Thursday, Feb. 13. Mrs.
Gordon Emmerton and' Mrs. Ches-
ter- Emmerton presided. Roll • all
•was answered by payment of fees
for the Chancel' Guild. Scripture
reading was • given by Mrs. -John
Scott. Cards -of thanks were read'
also -a letter. from Mrs. Vollick,
of Schomberg; Rev, Vollick was a
former' rector of. St. Lukes con-
gregation. Irses •for. . Christmas
cards were discussed a.s well as
helpful suggestions for the Re-
tarded Children's school. The lad-
ies quilted for the.remainder of the
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afternoon and Mri, -Reg GodfreY
served a dainty tea after the ben-
ediction and closing hymn.
• Unit 2 of the TJnited Church Wo -
Leonard Courtney and MrS.K.
Courtney presiding. The roll call
was answered by naming "ink-
acles performed by Jesus." Por -
lions of Scripture" were .read by
Mrs. Cecil Humphrey, Mrs. Leo l-
ard Reid, Mrs. William, Pace, and
Mrs. Ronnie Irwin. Mrs. 'Donald
Courtney read excerpts from Hans
de Boer's book, • "The Bridge is
"Love." Mrs. Cecil Humphrey read
a chapter from the Study Book
which was interesting inforination
on India and is • being studied by
greups, this year "After the bene-
diction lunch was served by . the'
conimittee in charge.
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PURPLE GRP)4.
Mrs. Herb 'Farrell spent the
week' in London. • . . • . •
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Young, Vicki
Louise and David and Mrs Donald
11/1cCoshwere Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Collins.
Farm Forum met at the home of
'Mrs. Frank Dore on Monday even-
ing. ' •
• Miss , Margaret Robertsonvisit/.
ed Miss Annie. McLeod, tucknow.. •
• Betide United: .Church Woines •, •
.Unit two met at the' home of -Mrs.
Loran Peters 'Wednesday evening.
•Mr. Don Dore and. Mr, Cecil
DOre Spent Sunday .in. London witit ' •
Mr. Claude Dore. ••
• Janie- •Collins. • spent Thursday •
night with Mrs. Andrei,' 'Patterson- •
Miss Margaret • Robertson and •
Mr, Don Robertson spent Thursday
evening with. Mr: and 'Mrs. ,Artbur
Collins and Lisa Ann. .•
1Mr. and Mrs. Gordon,MactIonald •
spent Saturday evening with Mr:
and. IVIrs: Bill Haldenby, , • 1 -
Miss Eva Culbert is at the: home
of her sister Mrs. Wm. Eadie. •' •
Visitors with 1VIrs. Frank Currie:"•
were Mrs. .William Arnold, Mrs.,.
Doh McCosh, Mrs. RusselNeed-
rain,Peter. Leeson, Mrs:, ,George .Hark-.
Mrs. Donald Gillies, . • Mrs.
ness, 'Mrs. Frank Dore,. Mrs. BM
Elliott, Peggy and Patsy.' .
• •Mr. and Mrs:Gordon MacDonald •
'Mary Helen and Judy: were recent
guests of .Mr. land . Mrs. • Frit* .'
Maulden. • • •, ••
. Friends' Were sorry to beau. 'of
the loss 'of 11/Ir. 'Gordon „Hodgkin -
:Son's. barn by fire On Friday.
,. Mr. and Mrs. Ardill Mason were
Sunday guests of Mr. and 'Mrs..
Dongld McCOsh. • . - •
Mrs. Claude Dore spent 'Sunday
afternoon with Mrs.'. Frank Dore .
and family. , •• ••
Mr.• and Mrs. Bert Brown, Tiv-
erton, Mr. and Mts. Ellis • GOSsel,
Ripley; Mr. ; Dwaine Gregg :and•
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;Miss :Marlene GaWley,,,,„Toronto.'
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.'
Victor Gawley ' • '
Miss Margaret 'Robertson; Mr.
Don RObertson and IVIr.,' Calvin •
Robertson. were Saturday evening
guests of Mr.. and_ Mrs. Bert ,
Breckenbridge, RiPley. •• • '
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ' Gilchrist . . .
Were. Sunday visitors of Mr. and.
Mrs.'.Goiclon MacD'onalcl:
The 3rd -meeting of the Milky
Way '4-H Club Met at Susan 'F'ar- •
rell's on Wednesday 'Mrs. Mrs. C,eeit
Sutton spoke on Dairy. foods and'
their food value; 'and .a discussion ,•
on the Many 'kinds '.of cheese. Mrs. , •
Frank Dore' demonstrated cheese •
toastwiches. Susan Farrell -assist-
ed withthe lunch. The' next. meet-
ing is to be at Arin. MaOkay's.
Soine attended the World's Day
of Prayer in 'Xingarf or Kinlough.' •
on. Friday. • • • •
• Dr. and •Mrs. James Emerson ,
spent • Sunday with Mr, and Mrs:
e_iEmerson. • -' • •
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News 'Briefs . . .
• About 60 per cent Of Wiarton's'
'eligible voters turned down cock
tail, and- dining, lounge licences •
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for that town by about two to •
. • one. There were 425 • against the
• lounge and 220 for. it, with 434 - ,*
voting no on. the cocktail lounge
question, with 214 affirmative
votes. ,••• '
Wingham Counell has :sold a
municipal lot to 'Wilfred white,
who will subdivide it into about
12 building lots and 'cnitmetie&
the tonstruetion of three or four
haore.e8 whit!! he, Will pttt tip for ,
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