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Lucknow Sentinel,, Wedeesday, June 23,, 1911—,Page 12
Trare11ers fhud trip to east coast good despite weather in Newfoundland
By Kae Webster
Ross and Jean MacKenzie
accompanied by Henry. and
Bernice Drennan had a very
enjoyable three week holiday
:down to the east coast. There
they visited many places of
interst In New .Brunswick,
Nova Scotia and Prince Ed-
ward •Island, When they left
home, they also intended to.
go to Newfoundland too, but
when they heard the weather
they were having there they
just cancelled that part of the.
trip. Inall they said they had
a wonderful, trip.
Congratulations to Mr.
and Mrs. Rick Deschamps on
the arrival of their brand new
daughter Nattelle, a wee
sister for Steven.
We are sorry to hear that
Mrs. Grant McDonald is in
hospital. ' •
On Friday afternoon many
of the ladies of the United
Church Women of Pane River
United Church met at the
home of 'Mrs. Pat Lowry to
honour Mrs. Pam Putman at
a farewell get together, The
Putmans'are leaving the
congregation the end of the
month, Mrs, Putman was
presented with a crystal
water pitcher,
Mr. and Mts. Gordon
Robb have hada very busy
week, It all started Saturday '
last when Edwin and Janice
.McCutcheon and children.
came 'down from Lions Head
to spend a feet hours, then
later ;that evening Mr. and
Mrs; Robb went to Holstein.
to the home of Mr, and Mrs.
Leonard `Ecceles to, stay with
their four boys till Sunday
evening, while their parents
were away for a. couple of
days, On Thursday they had
their other two daughters,
Mrs. Sandra Darling of Han-
over and. Mrs. Shirley Irvin
and family of Ashfield visit
with them.
The Women's Missionary''
Society of Ashfield Presby-
terian Church
resby-terianChurch metthis month
at the home of . Mrs, Rhoda
MacKenzie in Lucknow.
Movita Bradley, daughter
of Jim and. Evelyn Bradley
and Pat Courtney, son of Bob
and Joyce Courtney of Point
Clark were married recently
in Mississauga at the, Cooks-
vibe United Church. The
wedding party later enjoyed.
their dinner at the C,N.
Tower in Toronto. Those that
attended the . wedding from.
here . were Bob and Joyce
Kinloughpastor moves to Belfast home
• Courtney, parents. • of they
•
By May Boyle
Pastor and Mrs. Lionel
Reeves moved from here on
Monday to their home near
Belfast.
Visitors. on ' Sunday last
with Mrs. Marretta Hodgins
were Mr. and Mrs. Melvin.
Hodgins Of London and his
mother, Mrs. Irene Hodgins
of Lucknow, Mr: and Mrs.
Linton Sittler of.,Culross. and
Mr. and Mrs, Leonard Stan-
ley of here.
Pastor and Mrs. Gilbert
Van Sligtenhorst and Helen
of Courtright spent Tuesday
in the village with friends.
Mrs. Marretta Hodgins
and: Mrs. Pheobe. Stanley
were in London a couple of
days .for medical attention.
Mr. and Mrs.. Howard
Bennett returned to 'Toronto
after; visiting here with their
grandfather, Mr. Arthur Hal-
denby.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barlett
of Toronto and IvCr. and Mrs..
Jim Smith of Nanyaii ,;B.C.
and. Dr, Richard A. Lane of
'Toronto visited with Mr. and.
Mrs. Frank . Maulden and.
Keith.
Miss Cathy Hedley of Kit-
chener visited with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs: Delbert
Hedley and family.
Sympathy is extended to
the family and relatives of
Murray McKinnon, son of
the late Mr. and Mrs. Archie
(Bessie Murray) McKinnon..
Miss Margaret Murray of
here is an aunt.
Mr. and Mrs.. Wally Viae-
chte`r and family of Formosa
visited on Saturday with Mr.
and Mrs: Fred Guest., '
Ruth Earle of Ingersoll,
granddaughter. of Mrs. Lou-
isa . Schneller; was in a
serious car accident and is in
critical condition. Her par-
ents are Donald and Margar-
et (Schneller) Earle.
The Reverend. Bruce Rob-
erts was, with the Anglican
congregation and the Rev.
Phillip Ruch on Sunday for
the Anglicans in .Missions.
Service. He gave a slide
presentation following the
service of Missionary work in
the North..
Sunday visitors with Mrs.
Marretta ' Hodgins . were the
Reverend and Mrs. Carl
Gerhulst 'from Klerksdorf,
South Africa, and. Mr. and
Mrs. Ezra Stanley of Luck-
now.
Best wishes to ' Brad
Rhody, . who was in the 'War
Memorial Children's Hospit-
al, London,. for several days
with a cut heel that requited
a cast which will be on for
two weeks. His mother, Mrs.
Allan Rhody, was in in Lon-
don with him and visited with
Mrs. Mary . Boyle and .her
sister-in-law, Mrs: Pearl
Lloyd,•.
Klnough W.M.S.
The Kinlough Presbyter-
ian Women's Missionary
Society was Algid on Wed-
nesday afternoon at the
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Reports of the Presbyterial:
at Ripley. on June 7 were
given by Mrs. Tom McDon-
ald and Mrs. Glen Haldenby.
Mrs. Alex Percy and Mrs.
Glen Haldenby were pro-
gram conveners. The study.
was, Tormake us aware of the
pluralistic nature of the Pres-
byterian Church in Canada.
-Two groups discussed the
problems and concerns of the
multicultural people of the
• church.
A film strip, The Wall, was
shown, followed by a ques-
tion and answer period on it.,
Mrs. Glen Haldenby . con-
ducted devotions
groom,.Jim and Evelyn Brad -
ley, parents of the bride and
the bride's sister, , Madonna
Bradley, , . • •
• On Saturday evening an
anniversary dance was held
• in Lucknow at the Commun-
ity Centre for. George and •
Betty Moncrief in honour of
their 25th wedding anniver-
sary. Those that came froma
distance were their daught-
er, son-in-law and their three
girls, George, Jane, Jenni-
fer,-
enni-fer,- Laura and Rebecca Ul
!rich . of London; Betty's
sister, Mrs. Marjorie Young
of Goderich and her daughter
and family of Seaford': an-
other sister and ' husbands.
Mac and Jean _Bell of Goder-.
kh and their daughter and
husband of Windsor; Mr..
and Mrs, Jack Clift of MIS.
sissauga; Betty's cousins,
Joe and Betty Bilet and their
three granddaughters ' of
Maperville, Illinois; • and
George's parents, Fred. and
Freda. Moncrief ,of London,
The Kinsmen are going to
put on their annual fireworks
display again this year at
Point Clark, July I. Most of
the activities will start at
approximately 7 p.m. and the
fireworks display after dark.
The admission is. free.
Charles and Mayme Wilk
ins entertained the Fellow-
ship Group of Trinity United
Church of Ashfield Sunday
.evening to a barbeque.
Lloyd Irwin accompanied
by his niece, Elizabeth Wil-
kins, were in Goderich Sun-
day evening to help Harold
and Ivy' Johnstone celebrate
their . wedding anniversary,
Sympathy is extended to
the:' family of the late Mrs.
Alex (.Cash). MacLennan of
Lucknow and a former resid-
.ent of Lochalsh. At one time
she lived on the farm now
owned by Jack, and Bertha
.MacKenzie. She had been a'
resident. of the Lucknow.
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of .yearsand was in her 93rd
year. r'
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