The Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-06-27, Page 14,
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Rev. Wilena Brown preaches farewell sermon
At the United Church, on
Sunday, Rev. Wilena Brown,
after four years of service,
preached her farewell serni-
en prior to leaving for her
new charge at Varna. and
Goshen. At the close of the
service on Sunday Clifford
Laidlaw spoke words of ap-
• preciation to Miss Brown and
Jack Whytock and Dave Gibb
presented her with a clock
and mirror. - Rev. Brown
thanked all for their kindness
in remembering her in this
way.
Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Evans were
their granddaughter, Mrs.
Pitcher of Alliston and her
grandmother, •Mrs. Mayme
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Donaldson of Brucelea Hav-
en, Walkerton.
Murray Gibb left last week,
to work for the holidays in
Manitoba with Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Joe Tiffin, Joey and
Mrs. Elizabeth. Tiffin were in
Goderich onnday at the
home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Snowden.
This week in
WHITECHURCH
by Valetta Emerson
Carl Gibb in the Brandon
vicinity.
To celebrate Bill Snowden
Junior's third birthday, Mr.
Whitechurch WMS
Mrs. John de Boer gave
the opening worship at the
W.M.S. meeting at the home
of Mrs. Bill Evans on Wed-
nesday afternoon.
The scripture was read by
Mrs. John de Boer. The
meditation and prayer was
also giveri by Mrs. John de
Boer. Mrs. Al Falconer gave
a reading, "Attending
Church"., The offering was
•received and dedicated by
• Mrs. Wallace Conn.
• Mrs. Archie Purdon gave
• the topic, Bankruptcy, from
Jean Scott's Rocking Chair
Reverie.
Mrs. Wesley Tiffin gave a
•. reading, Friend.. Mrs. Don
Ross, president, took over
the business session. The
minutes were read by the
•
secretary, Mrs. Bill Purdon.
The roll was called, answer-
ed by 12 with a flower of the
Bible.
The Lord's Prayer repeat-
ed in unison closed the
meeting.
LADIES AID MEET
The Ladies Aid meeting
•was then held. Mrs. John de
Boer gave the financial state-
ment of how :much was on
hand after paying for the
carpet in the living room,
dining room And hall.
• The ladies decied to have a
booth at Ken Dowling's sale
on July 10 and sell pies,
sandwiches, coffee and pop.
The collection was. received.
• The Mizpah Benediction
closed the meeting.
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People
Be Wrong?
On Sunday at Mayfair
Restaurant banquet room a
kitchen shower was held for
Wendy England, bride-to-be
of July. A large crowd was in
attendance.
Thursday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs: Carl McClenaghan
were Mrs. Agnes Thomson
and Mrs. Bertha Whitcroft of
Lucknow.
Weekend visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin were
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hender-
son and Mrs. Jim Henderson
of Brantford.
Visitors during last week
with Mrs. Robert Mowbray
were Paul and Lynn Falconer
of Sarnia,, Mrs. Jack Hark-
ness and daughters, Winnie,
Mildred and Lorna of Brant-
Lticknow.
Co-op
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for
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ford, and Rey. and Mrs.
Angus McKay of London on
their way to their cottage at
the lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Tiffin of
Wingham visited Monday
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Rev. and Mrs. John Bell
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home on Monday.
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