The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-06-12, Page 175DAI', JUNE 12, 1914
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
�PLEY er- in-aaw ii t ie r daughter Judy
NI& WEAK 1N of Kitchener, passed away.
I'NUED FROM PA tie 16
rge of the business sec-
s Mrs, Morley Scott who
call wasan and
e ed by 25
call w
A silent auction was held.
qtt then thanked those
rt. Lunch was served by
mittee - Mrs. Burton
Col-
Mrs.Hoefeee•�s
Brooks reported the m-
Uay afternoon Mr. and
oyd Pollock of Windsor
qr a short visit, with . Mrs.
flock at her home in Rip-
oya; former native of Pine
well known'for his work
est in hockey in the Win-
Mr, and Mrs. Pollock
to Kincardine for a fam -
ing on Saturday afternoon.
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,e foreman Ambrose Gam-
his helpers have further
the appearance of Gore
his past week they made'
e concrete top of the dnd.er
water reservoir into a
area" by placing a picnic
ere, also on the four corn -
large white urns contain -
small evergreens. The
s'slide and metal barrels
material were also put in
$ o • a. a
nd Mts, Les Wardell,
Florence and Chris called
ay at the funera 1 home
ey.. Wilbert Howie, fath -
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At the Old Time Dance at
Lion's Head were Bill Hughes,
Aurel Armstrong, George McDon-
ald, Murray McDonald, Jack
Peteabaugh, Walter Collins,
George. Harkness and Glen Boyd
Gordon Boyd was on the banjo.
Callers were Chester Emrnerton
and Johnny Smith while pianists
were Mrs. George McDonald., Mrs,
George Harkness. All the above
were from this area,
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Attending anniversary services
at St. Andrews United Church and
dinner guests of Mrs. Marjorie
Reid were Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Courtney and Carol of Wingham;
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Bradley,
Luckfow; Mrs. Clara Courtney,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Campbell; Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Farrell, Todd
and Lisa; Mr. and Mrs. Wilson
Farrell, Mr. and. Mrs. Ernie
Thompson and Mr.. and Mrs. Stew-
art Shiells.
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St. Andrews Anniversary day
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Don
McCosh were Mr. Currie Colwell,
Betty Jane and Anne, Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver McCharles, Mrs. Les
Ferguson, Allan, Joan and Anne.
The United Church Women of
St•. Andrew's United Church had
t
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Continuing Fridays June 28
July•12, 26, Aug. 9, 23, & Sept. 6
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1 Regular -- $100,00
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1 Novelty $1,000.00
1 Special $1,000.06
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ands ,
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on the Final Evening
ADMISSION $1.00
DURHAM ARENA
ing the Community's Greatest Need'
charge of the church service on
Conference Sunday, Mrs, Ron
Neyvette of Kincardine was guest
speaker and dealt with the sayings
of Jesus during his last days. The
U.C.W. president, Mrs. Jim
Needham, led in worship. She
was assisted by Mrs. Robt. -
Osborne, Mrs. Cecil Carnochan,
Mrs. Rod MacDonald and Mrs.
Reg Moore. Mrs, Wallace Pollock
and •Mrs. Dan MacDonald sang a
pleasing duet. The choir was
composed of members from the'
various Units. Ushers were Mrs.
Don McCosh., Mrs: Jim MacDon-
ald , Mrs. Elmer Pollard and Mrs,
Gordon Patterson.!. Mrs, Francis
Boyle dedicated the offering,
Mrs. Wm. Arnold and Miss Chris-
tine Robertson greeted the con-
gregation.
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The Ripley community was /
treated to a fine musical presen-
tation on the evening, of, June 2nd
when the Junior Choir of St. And-
rew's United Church and the C.G.
1,T; presented an operetta "Its
Cool in the Furnace" which was
the story of Daniel and his friends.
The young people had worked
hard and did a very splendid pres-
entation. Mrs. Jack McGuire,
assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Carno-
chan, Marilyn Johnson, Mrs. Ray
Hamilton, Mrs. Oscar White and
many other helpers are to be con-
gratulated,
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Mrs. Audrey Schandlen of Port
Credit spent theweek end with
Mr, and Mrs. Don McCosh.
Messrs. Jim and Cecil Morland
of London visited with their sister,
Mrs. Annie Scott on Friday.
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The Bervie Rebekah Hiltop
Lodge, entertained the, Brucelea
Haven residents last Thursday.
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Several carloads of ladies were
at the Armow. Apple Blossom Tea
and Bazaar in Armow last Wednes-
day.
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Mrs, Bill Tranter was hostessfor
the June meeting of Unit 3 of St.
Andrew's United Church Women.
The worship service •Iwas in charge
of Mrs. Elmer Pollard and Mrs.
Murray Culbert with Mrs. Rod
MacDonald as pianist. Mrs. Baas
VanderHoek had the topic and had
a Bible Study. She was assisted
by Mrs. Ralph Elliott, Mrs. Elwyn
Pollock, 'and Mrs. Rod MaclSon-
ald, She also read the article in •
a recent Observer called "Jesus is
real, a family finds" and added
her own -comments. Jesus is alive
today and -with us now. Mrs. Dan
.MacDonald closed this part of the
meeting with a poem called \ is -
tory .
Mrs. Wm. Arnold and Ms.
Jaynes Kirkpatrick were in charge
of the business portion of the meet-
ing. Unit 3 will be in charge of
church flowers for July. Decided
to send procceeds of Sale as a
Super -Gift to our Live -Love proj-
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tion was in charge, of Mrs. Dan
MacDonald and committee. Al-
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pleasant social chat accompanied
the lunch provided by Mrs. Hazel
MacDonald and .Mrs. Norman
MacDonald.
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June 2nd was. Conference Sun-
day for the United Churches. At-
tending Hamilton Conference from
Ripley were Rev. Cecil Carnochan,
Mrs. Ralph Elliott and Mrs. Jas.
Kirkpatrick, Presbyterial represen-
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