The Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-12-14, Page 22'THE LUCKNOWSENTINEL; LUCKNOW, ONTARIO -
Seven Guides
nrolled Friday
.
-r ■s w GUIDE DEWS
THERE' ISA TREMENDOUS SAVING BY INSTALLING
YOUR '.OWN INSULATION ' ; '
The Insulation To Completely Insulate The
,Ceilings . Of An Average• Homo Costs Approximately
'For Those. Bard To Get At
Places Use
laical Pour Type Insulation •
Friday, December. 9th was a
special date for the 1st .Lucknow
Guide Company. After the opening
exercises the Flag was presented,
Seven recruits were then enrolled
and became members 'of the great
sisterhood of Guides, They.were .,
Laurie Chisholm; Barbara Hamil-
ton, Coree Passmore. Marion
Johnstone, Coralyn Henderson,
Gail Pritchard and Linda Hamilton.
Four mothers watched the
ceremony which concluded with
the singing of "O Canada"
A short time was spent in Patrol
corners, while Hostesses Elizabeth,
Ritchie and Joyce Elliott served tea
to the visitors. ' During a work
session, • Captain and the Ranger
helpers instructed in compass. -
flags and firstoaid.
Joyce Elliott led a game and El-
izabeth
l-izabeth Ritchie prepared campfire.
The /Guide prayer and;taps closed
the meeting,
Captain reminded the guides to
.bring their donation for the Sun: -
beam home next. week. Joyce
Elliott offered to take Joanne ,
Greer's place as Santa's: helper.
The Bluebirds and Swallows tied
for points at 'Roll CaII
SMILE' O ' THE WEEK
Doctor:: "We can add at least 30
years to your life if you'll give up
Wine, women and song." •
'Patient: " l'll settle for 20 years,
Doc. 1 never could carry a tune."
(Whitechurch News) .,
On Friday evening the commun-
ity gathered at Whitechurch Comm
unity Mem'orial.Hall to honour Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Henderson and
family who are leaving the corm: -
unity to live in. London where Mr
'Hendersonhas obtained, work sim-
. ilar to his position at. the' R, C. A'. F,
station at -Centralia which is now
closed. Dancingwas enjoyed. to
music supplied by Tiffin's 'orches-
tra. After lunch Mt. and Mrs.
Henderson were called to the plat-
form; given seats while Jamieson•
Pettypieceread an *address and:
Wallace Conn presented them with
•
a gift of money.
Bob -thanked all for• their kindness,.
•
C.M. 'HUMPHREY m remembering them in this way.,
•with the gift and for coming to
Cornelius. Middleton, Humphrey
of St. Helens passed away in Wing
ham and District Hospital on Thur-
sday, December 8th. He was
eighty-nine years of age /
Mid Humphrey, as he was fam-
iliarly known, was born in West
Wawanosh Township, one-ha1'f
mile east of St. Helens, on Aug-
ust 16,18T7.. He was. • a son of
William Humphrey and Elizabeth
Alice McGuire. •
He farmed all his life on ;he
farm where he was born, until
eighteen years ago when he retir-
ed and moved .to St. Helens. He
has since made his home with his
sister Mrs. George Cranston. •
Mr :.Humphrey is survived' by
two sisters,, Mrs. George (Emmel-
ine) Cranston of St. Helens and •
Mrs. W. H. (Caroline) ;Boles of •
St. Catharines;'
He was, predeceased by five sist-
ers Mrs, J. (Lavina) Webster, Mrs.
J (Sarah Ann) Webster, Mrs. E.
(Mary Jane) Taylor, Mrs. R. (Sus-
annah) Sturdy, Mrs, W.E. (Eliz-
abeth Alice) Taylor and one
brother William John Humphrey.
Funeral service was held on
Monday', December 12th from
the MacKenzie Memorial Chapel,
Lucknow, . key. A.E. Willis, was
`clergyman and Mrs.: Gordon Mon-
tgomery organist.
Interment was at Greenhill •
Cemetery. .
Pallbearers were Ronald McCrost•
ie, Bill Humphrey, Harold Hum-
phrey. Allan Cranston,. George
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have the social time with them.
Dancing was again resumed.until
closing: time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Tiffin and.
Joyce "of Teeswater . were Saturday
evening visitors with his parents, •
Mr., and Mrs, Orville Tiffin. Barry
Tiffin. 9f Waterloo spent the :week
[Tiffin
with his parents, Mr; and Mrs,
I Dan' Tiffin.
° Since he had no lectures schedul-
ed for Monday, student Minister,
Mr. Donald Watt spent the long.
week end at his home, here. ,
. Mr. and Mrs, Tom Metcalfe .
spent. Sunday with their daughter,
'Mrs. Robert Poeman and Mr. Poe
man. of Kitchener.
`Prayer. was ;given by Earl, Th.omp-
son, Mrs. Dave Gibb. gave a
.The' offering was received by•.Bradl
ey Soloman and dedicated. by
Linda' Purdon. The roll was called.
by Thelma Purdon. fihere were 20
attenders:: It was decided to leave
the; gift,to be presented to the
church with their money until they
had inquired inro .prices: •of,each.. •
Mrs'. * George Mitchell gave a story -
"The" Little Negro Boy Protected
by a.'Guardian: Angel,"
Attending 4-H Achievement D
held in Luckdow District Ei4;1
School were leaders. Mrs: carne
Farrier 'and Mrs..: Dave :CihF ,pith
the club, Diane Coultes,, :Sandra
' 'Fisher, 'anis Furter, Partes Ki
Darlene Simpson, Marge, 't Dc i3ri,
and Brenda King, The cl6h ,!rad
prepare: an- exhibit 7 Different Wa
with one ,cut of beef" Nlar o •De
Bruyn yens the commentator for,
exhibit.
'Calvin -Brick Sunday :Schoolcon-
ce is being held this Friday, night,
De�ember 16, in the church at
8:30.
Wayne Farrier student at London
Western University spent the week
end with. -his parents.. Mr, and Mrs.
Garnet Farrier,
Mrs G(bson'Gillespie who had
spent several weeks with Mr., and
Mrs, Jack Gillespie and family of
Sarnia accompanied Mr. and Mrs.'.
Relison Falconer and' family to
'Whitechurch on Saturday.
MESSENGERS
The Messengers held their meet-
ing on Sunday in the United Church
. Sunday School room duringnchurch
service.. The president, Brenda
Soloman gave the call to Worship.
Christmascarols were sung, Char
les Thompson read: the Scripture.