The Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-04-21, Page 9WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1954 .1-
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SUNRISE SERVICE
USHERS EASTER
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/ Mrs. Alvin Sherwood and
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fred Hri-bel,. Port Colborne,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill McClure,' Jr j er week-end. Miss Flora Durniri,
and sons of Elmira wore week- home , economics • coach, is also
end visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Visiting.her parents this week.
. W. H, McClure, ' | We are glad to, know Mrs. J
Mr. and Mrs,. Murray Oke and 'J. Ryan, is able, to be eut a little
little son Stephen of Toronto ' since her recent operation at Sea-
were week-end visitors with her;forth. ___'................-[
Mrs. Mary Rivett, grandspn i
aUves°al Lon^dn^*fnrepV^+^n^ ^er Mrs. H. Eugene Han-■ D. Watt to The Queen; Delmer
aiivcs at J-ondOT for Easter Xeek.; son and Mr. Hanson, East Tawas,. Miifee; the toast to the fathers to.
Mir- z?, Mrs; J, D. Hesspn and i Mich. Others to call were her whidh Clifford Crozier» replied,' MISS P.lnra Qnvm.l , i n/r_t tx t-t. » 4 1 . . .. ■
/ Mrs. Alvin bherwood and son
Robert are spending Easter* hoi-
Miss Clara Sproul of Stratford,•! cousins, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hes-
spent. Sunday with Misses Rebina son, Stratford, on Sunday. •
and Nettie Sproul. r- — —
Seven-year-old Murray Creyke Easter holidays with his &is-
Mr, Franklin Stingel is spend-
’days with her sister, Mrs. Al-1 of Schomberg is a visitor with ter> Mrs: John L. Fennell, Brad- x* Unknl Pnri L nlhrirrm . A/Ty* • w/r_t y-s. . _ i ’i Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Durnin. F.ast> ford- '
Mrs. Roibt. Moore was a recent
visitor to see her husband Bob
at Westminster, London. While
his condition was very little
changed she w^s pleased to find
him fairly content and cheerful.
Mi' and~ Mrs I?on Williamsbn
and little son. Tommy of London
spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Culbert.
Miss Mary J. Robb returned to
her home-last week after spend
ing the winter with her aunt,
Mrs. Alice Robb, Lucknow.
A father and son banquet was
held Wednesday evening at the
Dungannon United Church at
’ . 7’._. '--'Ijs of the churchi
served a full course turkey din
ner to 112 present. Toasts’were
' parents, IMfr*- and. Mirs. John Chis-j Mirs. IVTary Rivett, grandson
> holm. Other visitors and callers. Noris Sampson and niepe Mrs !
on . Sunday were Mr., and Mrs, j Harold . Adams, are visiting this
Ben. Chisholm, Don and Dianne, .week with the. former’s sister
Jeeburn; Mr. and Mrs. Mel Ed-' Mrs. Stahley Hughes, Tororito ’
wards, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Ir- <Mr. and Mrs? Roibt. Stothers’ &
vine Oke and Jimmy, Goderich little daughters, Kathy & Jean-
Township. . ' nie, sperit the week-end with
Miss Jean Errin-gton is a pat- Mrs. Geo, Whitlam, Toronto. Mr.
ient at Goderich ^ Hospital. y i W'hitlam underwent an operation :
her aunt, Mrs. B. F. Comfort at satisfactorily. ” -7 ""
St, Catherines this week.. ( : Visitors .with Mrs.. S. J. Kil-
/•Mr.- and Mrs? Roibt.’Stothers . &
nie, spent the week-end . with
Miss Lyhda Blake is visiting last we^k , arid is getting along, which the ladiei
Mis. Irvine Eejdy and children,- patrick for Easter were her sis- proposed by. the pastor, Rev. G.
H. J. L. Eedy thanked the. women
for The lovely meal and Mrs. Ev
erett Finnigan replied: Mr. Watt
'entertained the children with
filths iri the auditorium and. Rev,
Glen Eagle, Clinton, gave an im
pressive talk to the fathers. En
tertaining numbers were a sing
song with Douglas Squires at the
piano. Tommy Fowler and Wil
mer Errington sang a duet and
J. "C. .Durnin played ’a trumpet
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Erskine Presbyterian Y. P. S.
sponsored the. showing of a'play
in the Parish Hall on M°riday
night of last' week. The title .of
the play was “Mama’s Boy”; dra7
matized by Seaforth, Junior Far
mers.
- Miss Ferr Robb , of London is
: visiting her sister, Mrs; William
Sillib. . ' . ’
Mr. Leroy Stingel, a patient at
Goderich Hospital, spen.t, Easter
, Sunday with his wife and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Kilpat-
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rick; Briap and, Cheryl of» Tor
onto are Easter visitors with Mrs.
S. J. Kilpatrick and relatives at
Benmiller.
Mr. and' Mrs. Cplin Crozier &
little son Douglas of Blenheim,
and ■“
don
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A .Sun-Rise Service by the
Young People’s Union was a very
impressive Easter observance,
Seventeen young people 'gather
ed at the United Church on East
er Sunday morning at 5.30 a.m.
"and“Wtth Rev, ,G.,‘ Watt, the pas
tor, went to the hills east of the
village arid by a fire, heard the
story of 'the Resurrection of
Jesus arid over ffthe .hill watched
the sun rise above the horizon.
They returned to the church and
enjoyed breakfast served by the
lunch committee after seeing the
film strip “The Road to Em-
maus”^. The Sun-Rise Service was
especially interesting this year as
it was the first fyear that .the
young folk actually saw the sun
rise, as. on' the other two- years
it had”: rained. ’The service was
held On Mr. Herb Finnigan-s
farm and below the two hills
where the group met w,as' an old'
burial;grounds for early settlers
about-75 years ago. Op this farm
lied a Fry family and two mem
bers of that family were buried
there; Two large trees still stand
as memorials to them,
“The Road to Emmaus” was, a
film strip shown to the United
Church Sunday School ori Sun
day morning. The church auditor
ium was very pretty for the East-
er service With Easter lilies and a
plant; “the . Jerusalem ’thbrn” or
“Sacred Thorn” and white and
purple gloxineas.- Rev. G. Watt
give a line Easter address to the
large congregation of members
smd—visitors^-——~r~—~ ~ '
Mrs. Nellie. Stewart spent East
er with her niece, Mi's. Norman
McCullough, Kitchener.
F-
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Plaet-
zer (nee Jean Free) were- tend
ered a dance reception in honor
of their . recent marriage. The
agricultural hall was well filled
with friends who danced to the
music of Carruther’s orchestra.
-\t’ lunch time the young couple
were read an address of best
wishes1 by Miss Lois Webster .and .
the presentation of a purse of
money was made by Jack Alton.
Miss Lorena Crozier of Lon-
were recent visitors with Mr.
Mrs. Clifford Crozier,
LANGSIDE
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Henderson
arid family of Brantford visited
on Sunday’ with - Mr. and Mrs.
Wes tiffim ■ ■' ■■
Betty Lou MacLagan of Lon
don is* holidaying with Mr. and
Mrs. Russel. Ritchie.
r Barbara’Scott of; Wingham is
holidaying with.her cousin, Mar-,
iom Scott. ■
• Sunday School opened on Apr.
11th with Mr. • Arnold Scott as
supt;; Jimmy Young as sec.-treas.;
Ruth McGillivray as assistant or
ganist and Mrs. Wm. Scott, Mrs.
Farish Moffat, Mrs. Neil McDon
ald, Miss Lois Crowston, Chas.
Tiffin and’ Gordon Wall as tea
chers. .. :
• Congratulations, to Mr. &_.. . . - - __ — Mrs.<
/ ‘ Oswald Rudie (nee, Mary DoR _•
; ena Orr) who were married at
the honie of her parents on Sat
urday, April 17th.-They will re
side in London.. z
Bud and Marlow. Crnw.qthnr_o.f—
Kincardine spent Sunday at their
home. 1
Mr. and Mrs. James Richard
son entertained friends from Tor
onto on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Evans and .
family, Mr. and* Mrs. Bob Evans
and boys, Mr. & Mrs; Bob Brown
and Gary were \k(eek-end Visitors ■
With Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Evans
and Teddy. Mrs. Bob Brown and
Gary - remained for a few days.
—'Mr^r-^RusseP-ProchTrr—
David & Diane of Lavcmfff'spcn.t
dlieLweek^erid-W-ith - Mr-ahd^virs”
‘Russel Ritchie and other mem
bers of the Tiffin family; • ■
Mi'. 'and Mrs. Sandy Murray &
Kathleen of Toronto spent the
week-end With Mr. &.Mrs. Chas...
Tiffin and ' called on .friends ' in
the neighborhood.
Janetta Johnston of Belgrave;
is spending the week with her
aunt, Mrs; Chas. Tiffin;; J '