The Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-07-05, Page 12PA
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WEDNESDAY, JULY in TWELVE 11111t Imilunigulnr mon 1 imi 0 . - '..11 1114
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WHITECHUR.CH
'eek end visitors
. Bob Mowbray
. Relison Falconer,
Lynn of Sarnia.
. Fakoner ,
s that her
3arbara Mintz
cent graduate
rd in a. traffic
her Norma
tz. Some
„.9i:the_LAtig$idP
recall when
three little
;e on the farm
',4 . Van Der
George
Le Hamilton
irday visitors
. Bob Mowbray.
Ir. and Mrs.
bie , Blaine
ville were
hii parents
Coultes and
Mrs. MerVyn
re they spent
Lady
received
sister
of
of the
Mrs.
sons
Tiffin
of
Jack
and
holiday.
Mr,
her
Accident
nurse,
is married
now
Klippe.
with
Pipe
time
were
accident.
with
Norma's
Newmarket,
older
eommunitY
resided
Lucknow
Kevin
and
parents
• - Killed
NEWS
Mr, and
Mr, and • Brian, Paul
On Sunday
the sad
(laugh-
had been
Her
to Glen
resid-
Mintz and.
in the
owned , by
and Mrs.
were
Mr. and
Coultes,
of
visitors
Mrs. Al.',
of Brussels,
enjoying
Mr..at
,
Mrs
'Brussels Centennial s
Quite few from here ttend
ed Brussels Centennial.
Y,P.S, HELD BEACH PARTY
'On Saturday evening White-
beach party at Lake Huron at
t e end of the 12th con. of-Ash- h
field. ,,
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TO start things of, a soccer
ball game was enjoyed followed
by a stroll along the beach,
the waves, Twigs were gathered
for a camp, fire , around which '
all gathered and enjoyed a sing
song after which lunch was serv-
ed_to arounda gathering of U.._
• „ —
13i-. Willis, Earl Wilkens and
Mr. Stanley spent Thursday at
London.
Mt.-and Mrs. Irvine Storey and
Heather of Goderich.were Sunday
visit ors with Mr. and Mrs. Alex
VISIT HOMELAND
For Chalmers Presbyterian
Church, while , their pastor Victor
Wybenga , Mrs. Wybenga and
John are on holidays for a month
their homeland Holland, the
congregation will attend services
at the United Church at 10 4 ..III.
church and. LangSicle Y.P.S. held new
a olyrood i
where Many got sprayed from
Craig. '.
with the message given by Mr. .
Carl De Koeijer and return to
Chalmers Church for Sunday
School at 11.15 a ,rn. '
Congratulations to the Public
School pupils of the village and
community who arrived home on
Friday 'with report cards stating
they had passed into the next
grade. To those who •failed we
extend our right hand of fellow -
ship to press forward and win
next year. •
Congratulations to Miss Joyce •
Tiffin on being chOsen as a seC-
retary at 'London for the
assistant manager's office'of the
Bank of Montreal and to Miss
Gayle Rintonl, Whei has been— —
accepted to work at the Toronto
Dominion Bank, Wingham. •
'Miss Alma Conn and her
friend Miss Melanie. Williams of
Toronto 'and Mr. and Mrs. Herb
Hunter and 'Trevor of London
spent' the holiday with their par-
ents Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Conn.
Little Kimberley Rantoul of
Unionville on Sunday went to visit
this week with her , grandparents
grandparents Mr. and. Mrs. Gord-
on Rintoul.
a i
s H Mrs.. .
Was WI
"Never be a fraid
something
Harvey Houston,
er, and guest speaker
meeting of Dun'gannon
meeting was held
Church Sunday
Mrs , Wilbur
the speaker.
begin with you;"
told members
from Auburn,
.
and
talk
hand
'
Helen's W:I7SECieNtieWeirthe
Houston f her
F. W. Public
, "'stated
of
School
Brown
"Public
Goderich
growth
and
said
W.I.
thanked
very
was
in
,
told
Houston
Speaker
Relations
Mrs.
their
their
their
_ _
of starting
11 .
at the
W.I.
the United
rootn.
and
of the
and with
of the
materials,
W.I.
badges .
with a
book
Mrs.
Mrs.
opened
Mrs.
introduced
Relations
Houston
visitors .
hearts.
in formative
.
Offrc-
June,
The
St.
the
mem-
quiz
and •
R. C..
by the
tledge, Mrs. Rutledge welcomed the
pxesident . Mrs. WitiolTrbs:earrn:-.:sekea
members
sCao:e:t4,
for the opening Ode and the Mary
. . "Qliote an. Objective of W.I." ,
was answered by the merribe r i s,
The visitors answered the roll by
standing asoatstoth:,i,r,rWhe:' was called • .
. Public eye is'
have . Y ave bimsytmra7timcccbleenreaagdh4:::
your picture taken," was given
hearty asilnlg.s,oNlings w. ams .e ncj loayi. er ed
nhieY nt of God.
each W.I. gave two delightful
"Food• For readings,Thought" and
"Mild Discipline". Everyone
errjoyed'the singing' by St: Hererill
W. I. , particularly the 75th anni-
versaty song. After a brief busi-
ness period many took the.
opportunity to examine the P.R.0
display and the family heirloom
quilt of Mrs. Houston's, Which
she • . Erland is giving to the L Lee
home (recently purchased by the
F. W.I.0.).
Lunch was served by Nirt. A.
Kerr and committee, Mrs. Rut -
Mrs. Blake , Mrs. Brown,
Mrs. McNee and _ .
mrs. Mcelenag-
han, and everyone enjoyed a per-
iod of visiting.
.Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Black ofledge,
Belgrave, after visiting with her
beginning and
Women's Institute
help of a display
available books
Mrs. Houston
hers should wear
proudly and over
She ended her
about the new
the work of the
McClenaghan
or
address..
The meeting
WEC
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At
Sea
om
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ours
t
urin,
gin
Al:
Six
ecei
ear
Th(
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nt a(
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osts.
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