The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-07-23, Page 23WEDNESDAY, JULY 23rd, 1969
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL; LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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KINGSBRIPGE NEWS
•'Last week was a busy one for the
Van Osch, families at Malton
Airport, '
Last°Monday, July 14, Rev. Fr..
.John Van Ras. of Holland arrived to
nd three wee41vsitin
and uncle Mr, and Mrs Jack V:an
(*h
Q'n.Wedn
esday, July 16, Mr.;and.
Mrs, Martin Theunisan Of Holland
arrived to spend four?'weeks, visiting
Mrs,' Theunissan's cousin, Mrs.
.Jack Van Osch•.and Mr. 'Van O'sch..
On Thursday, July 17 , •Mr', and
Mrs. Bill Van Osch and family motmot-
bred to Malton to meet Ann's sister
Sister Henrika ,' who has been teach-
ing in Aruba, South America , for -
the past six years. She will spend
two weeks with her sister...ard •fam-
ily before leaving 'for a'visit with
relatives in Holland;
•
An 'Interesting
Association -Wit
TheName � Lucknow;
In correspondencewith Rev ,
Glenn Noble, new minister of the
',Lucknow ,, South Kinloss and
Dungannon Presbyterian Churches,
who is still livingin • Kitimat Brit
_ish Columbia before,taking up his
• duties here .in September, we •are
advised of,the, following interesting.
item concerning the name Lucknow.
;We' quote Rev..Nobler "In keeping
with, the histrory, of` the name
Lucknow you might be 'interested in,
knowing that•there is a .man, Mr. •
Steve Stevenson whom 1 worked
withr on the Museumboard in Kitt-
mat whose .relatives served Britain
in the East India Trading. Co, and•
• also 'in the war or rebelii;o;
• which Lucl<now is named..`One of
hisarelatives, Sir Thomas Munro
was the first Governor 'of Madras
Two of his relatives •Sir. Henry..
•
Morrison' and his great greatgrand-
lather, Robert Stevenson fought r.n .
•
..that.particular. uprising
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LOCHALSH NEWS
Visiting Mrs. Wellington: Webster
• is her sister Mrs. Michael:Krow-
chuck of Saskatoon, ' Saskatchewan.
The, sisters are having a good time,
to -tether since, this 'is the first.
timein 25 years that theyhave'
•
seeneach' other
Mrs Fred'Tushingham of Los •
•An eg,ie,
sCalifornia•`
C1i'fornia is. .
wit her mother•vrs.
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'George Scott and :v'isite'd with Mrs.
•
•
Oliver •McCharles 'during 'the past •
'week.. .•
`Miss a e 'ef and the Robb
n Moncrx
J.
sisters are erri'ployed at•Sauble •,
-,Beach forthe' summer .
..Miss Jean Webster is :employed
at‘a surniner, resort,north'of Hunts-
vi.11e
;Holida in - with"Mr.:,and. Mrs'::;
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Gordon Finlayson are Mr.• ; and' M'rs..
11 Rogers-ou aiid=faT?n1y-and M
and Mrs', Paul Ember1in. fi::all • of
Toronto and; R'od Finlayson•of
Sarnia,.' Y.
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Mr',a d
n Mrs'.: MacLean Bell and
-family. of Western :Canada ' areholi
da in�� with Mr., and. M:rs..
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George .Moncrief
The ,Ash.field. Township .Federation
iculture:'Directors met on. •
•ay evening at 'the hQrneof, .
Mr; and Mrs. Oliver IMLcCharles:
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Jh-m-S impsonsh-as-r--et u rried=h o -m e— .
from 'Wingham and 'District 'Hospit-
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• The•.MacK'enzie reunion was held
on•:Saturday', at Reids Corners Hall.
r.• an ors. favi• o.. av:
-returned home from their honey- ..
moon and .Nave taken up residence
;in the -former Jack:Bradley house
Several of,the MacDonald family.:
• gathered at the Dan MacDonald
.home for' the week -end,
Ruth Thompson Is°
Guest Sped
To keep your .car running well, bring it
W •
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needed repairs , prepare it for carefree
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BIBLE SCHOOL.
CONTINUED FROM:P I.GE 2
Klippe. The .Primary B leaders''
were : Miss Carol Culbert, Miss
Marsha Hodges and Miss Ann
Erringto'n .
The'Junior De artments A' and
P
B also: combined. to present their
part of the, programme. Along with
sin •in•. some of •the •roup read .
scripture passages and shoW:'.
'ed how they aPPlied to theirlives
atiome •at Play, 'and at+church.,:.
h ,;
Leaders of the Junior A class were:
Mrs. Harve•Mole,' Mrs, Clare
y
Johnstone, 'Brenda .Jardine, and.'Eliz-
abethJohnston.Mrs. Cliff Ronlston
Jackie Cooper, •and Karen Gaunt
taught the Junior B: Class. -
There
.
There was no teen class this year/,
,but some of the'teens gave leader- '
... . i. --.
Ro'salea Hackett; spoke on behalf of:
the teens. explaining how they en-
joyed ,their
njoyed,their work and how they look-
ed forward to another year when: .:
u1d-help-a-ga in-art'--a-acat-rron
school
The. many parents• and interested:
adults who came for this final:even-
mg were pleased with the present-
ations and were impressed with the.
many handicrafts on display..:~
•Much credit for the success of .the.
school must go.to the very capable
director.,' Mrs. Ben •Malda . music'
director, Mrs •,Tom Pritchard; •
pianist, Miss' :Nancy Walden, :. ,• ,
•recreation staff,' Shelley Alton,
0_Cq .eSSV1L.
AMBRRLEY NEWS
Reids Corners Women''s Institute
• held their regular meeting on ••Wed
nesday evening•,• July 16..
After the opening exercises the
roll call was: answered with "A
•blessing of Health
During the business period,. the
treasurers' report was given, which
showed a .good balance
he tip Lt) the Log. Cabin
at Southampton was enjoyed by the'
Comers
five ladies who attended from Reids
Mrs.. Perrin Lowry introdueed'' "the
"H-o-me--E•eotiblifi-es -nd H-ea-lth"
She stated that one must avoid
worry and over, indulgence which
is detrimental to health.. She also
said that we must begin while
young to• prepare .'for old, age by
creating interests.
Mrs. Eldon Bradley thanked Miss
Thompson and presented her with a
.gift.`
Kaye Dustow „Debbie Debbie Olson and
Karen .Rivett the kitchen staff .who•
provided. •refreshements each day;
who
and all the parentsand others_a
saw' that the children arrived at the
.school every day. ' ' s.
I• • The number: of children' from each
church reresented•is'as follows:
P
Dungannon United Church 23; Nile
United'. Church 20; `Port Albert .Unit= •
.3;_ t e ens United
Church 4; Hacketts ` inited'.Church
8; Slakes United Church 7; • •
Donnybrook. United:•Church 8; .�I:uck
now. United Church' 26; Lucknow
}•
Presbyterian Church 13;' Dungannon •
Presbyterian Church 3;' Lucknow
Christian Reforrned Church 60;
Lucknow Anglican Church .8.
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THROUGH
LIFE
INSURANCE
Mrs.: ;Perrin Lowry gave the Motto
on the different. vitamins--sa-essent-
ial to health. •
'After the closing ode and grace,
lunch was served by the hostesses •
Mrs Cecil• Humphrey and Mrs.
guest Speaker 'M'iss Ruth-Tfhorri'psoir-teon-ard Reid and' a social -time•
who gave an interesting address :on followed , •
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