The Lucknow Sentinel, 1956-07-04, Page 7DN4SDAY, JULY 4th, 1956
KINJLOUGF"
The H.W.I. will . Mee . in the
',hal1 for the July • meeting, Host-
esses, Mrs. Frank Thornpaon &
Mrs; ,Rol Graham; roll ,.call; A
aper product I enjoy using;
topic, Pulp and paper industry;
motto, Are you too busy?; cur,-
rent • events, Mrs. Fra Thomp
son; report of distr et annual;
• directors, Mrs. Sari arnzer, Mrs;
Morley. .Bushell, • J.VIrS.. Morgan
Johnston, Mrs, P. A. • Murray,
Mrs. Grant : Eckenswiller re-
turned home after 'being a pat-
• Tent at Kincardine. Hospital.
School. closed: on Friday •, for
this term. Pupils •of •"Mrs., Arthur
Graham ;honored her; also . puii-
ils of Mrs.. James McEwan: of
$,S. -No. '3. 'At Kinrough school
abaft game was held'on Thurs-
day afternoon. • •between S.S. No
1 and 2, Kinloss. A picnio hunch
was enjoyed' and '• the pupils .pre -
tented their teacher, Mrs. Bun;
ton, Collins, , with • a lazy Susan.
trayand a china . ornament..
'Pupils from', Purple Grove; and
Kinlough schools with same . of
the parents ' enjoyed. a •bus .trip
to Toronto ' on:• Tuesday. •
Percy and 'Russell Barrspent
theweek-end at their home here.
David and Joan;. children ' • of
lir. Harold Percy,, 'are patients
in Kincardine. Hospital.,
Friends .from here attended
the .funeral,of the late .Mrs . Ja-
cob Eckensillerfon Tuesday .af
ternoon.
• Mrs; Milton Walsh and Scott,
Mr. and Mrs. Miller •Hartwick
and Wayneleft this. week :on a
motor trip to the West. They will
attend the wedding of Mr.. Jack
Walsh on July 6th.
' IVlrs... James. Hoge returned
-Norrie-duriirg-the-week:--She'-was
accompanied ,home. iby her • sister,
who 'has' :had indifferent . health
Tooled. To Repair All .Makes; Of
Tractors, Machines ,& Shop . Work
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THE LUCKNOW SEN
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SENTINEL, LUCK�ITOW,; ONTARIO; •
Mrs. Dorothy Thohinson is 'en
joying a motor trip to the Mar-
itimes,
Ata meeting held on Thursday
evening it was decided to hold
the: annual Bible Vacation school
at Kinlough • on July 30,. 31 and
August 1;, 2, 3. Everyone is in-
vited. to . atterfd,
The Guild met on Wednesday
evening at the home of Mrs, Tom
Hodgins. The hymn "Breathe on
me Breath. of God" opened the
meeting.; Mrs, • Bert Nicholson
read the scripture. Mrs: George
HalsienbAc gave the meditation, A
quilting was planned,,and was
held- -ori11hursda;; -afternoon
"`Light:" was the word for the
rim' call. ' Mrs:'Jack Hewitt will
be the. . July hostess. A reading
•was given by Mrs. Torry fiodgins.
Mrs Jaelio Jewitt •,gavethe cicls='
irg' remarks, The 'evening Was
Spent in making fancy quilt
blocks. Dainty. refreshments were
served. • ;
'Mr. and • Mrs, Don McCosh of
Purple Grove visited Sunday
with Mrs: J. W. Colwell: .• -
Mr. and .Mrs, • �Nornian Fry,
Rickey and Cathy of, Clinton vis-
ited •during the week with Mr:
and Mrs. Wm. E. Haldenby..
Mr. and Mrs.. . Bert Nicholson
and family .spent Sunday with,
Mr.•and Mrs. Howard Thompson.
Miss. Beverley . Stanley attend-
ed the Braeside church camp,
• Mr. and Mrs.' Maurice Hodgins
of London visited over the week-
en.d . With. relatives here.
• Sunday visitors" with ` Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Sehneller ; and . family
were . Mr.., Fraser Lake, Mr. Gor•
don Wilson and. Mr. : and Mrs.
Bert : Mole of Owers Sound;`' Mr..
and Mrs. li;obt., Clark: and. •Bren-.
-'da--Hund-- Miss Dorethy -larktof`
Woodford. • •
Mr. and Mr's. B. Fritzley and
daughter.have taken,up,residence
in, the . village. Mr; Fritzley,. is
employed' •with. Mr:. 'Roy. Schnel-
;lerr:,• • .
=-Mr %alph H-ald°efnliy-of-ejark=
son spent •the week -end •at. his
home here 'before going to• RYer-
son technical school: ' •
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Lovatt
family of London visited on• Sun-
day with Mrs. Harvey Hodgins
and Glen and Kenneth,
;Mrs. Wm. Wall has `,gone to.
Victoria Hospital, London, where
she, -will . receive . ' further . treat-
ment. • 1.
Mr. and. Mrs. E. Haldenby
and .Mr. •'Ralph Haldenby 'visited'
'on Sunday . With. : Mr. and Mrs.
Norman :Fry 'at Clinton. •
Miss Erlma ' Jean Percy • is at=
tending • : sunirner school at Tor-
onto,
DUNGANNON/
Golden Wedding Anniversary
•; Mr. and • 'Mrs. ,Win . McClure
and their family were hosts, to
many relatives and friends on
Sunday at. their .:hone. ino Dun-
gannon. Telegrams of best wish-
es were received from the • Pro=
vincial • secretary, . Prime Mini-
ster Frost and letters of congrat-
ulations from. Mr. John, Janna,
MY. of.MirthHuron :and Mr.
•L. E. Cardiff, South Huro. The
bride was ` formerly• • Georgina:
Sproul, daughter of the late Mr
and . Mrs. David Sproul, Dun-
garnon,. and the groom is a on
of ..the late Mr, :and Mrs: James
McClure' of Benmiller and were
married at the` home of the. bride
by - the late Re , W. J: Robinson.
of Dungannon ethodist:'Church.
Mrs. McClure is a life rer'nber
of the United Church. W.M.S. and,
both , arae willing workers in
every worthwhile phase of com-
munity life. Sunday , afternoon!
and evening Was., "open 'house" I
at their home. 'Various members .,,
Of the family received at the :
door and were welcomed by the
(bride and groom. The rooms were
attractively .decorated with gold-
en -t nse•Y-••streamers,-golderub s
.and a good luck horse shoe above
the arch. Lovely bouquets of
summer -flowers added charm for
the occasion, About 150 signed,
the register book during the day l
from many parts' in Ontario. Tea i
was served from a pretty dining
table with gold paper beneath' a I
lace table cloth centred with a I
crystalbowl of gold' poms and •
•candles. Placed on the buffet'was
a lovely three-tier Wedding cake..
Pouring tea were Mrs. Alice
Lawson, Clinton 4rici! Misses Net-
tie and Rebina. Sproul, Dungan-
non, Mrs. Ada' Wilson of Goder
ich and assisting with refresh.
Ments were Miss Clara Sproul of .
Stratford ord and Mrs, Arthur Elliott
of Dungannon: The grandchild-
ren and; daughters• assisted in the
dining room. Many lovely gifts,
in 'keeping with the golden anni-
versary were received, including
a purse of gold from the family
and an end table from the neigh--
• born. The family dinner at noon
on •Monday, was held at the home
Of- . Mr :land .-Mrs. Keit Finnigan
at: which. there were. twenty-five
~guests', ,`We wish this highly es-
teemed couple many, more' ha -
py .anniversaries... to enjoy with:
their family and friends. •
pungannon, Teachers Honored
At the '. Dungannon Public,
.School . picnic at Bogies Beach,
a handsome wrist watch was pre-
sented to Eric . Moore 'who has
taught for six years at Dungan, •
non, a • d has 'resigned to accept •
an applointment on the, Gederich
staff. Mrs. • Marvin Durnin Was
alsopresented with •two cups and
saucers in recognition of her sex. -
Vices. She . is continuing on the
staff.
Jimmy . Blake madethe pres-
entation to Mr.- 'Moore after Jim
Reed, an ex -student, had read an.
address..:
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PAGE SEVEN
KINTAIL W.I. PRESENTS
GIFT. TO'MRS. L... McDONALD
The June meeting of the Kin-,!
tail .'W.I. was held at the home.
of Mrs. Will .Johnstone. $10.00
was donated • to the Lucknow Fair
Board—Fhe-d`raw--fOrnthe quilt
on which tickets are being sold
will be held at the Grandmothers.
meeting at the home. of Mrs. Bert
Alton on July 5th. Please bring
Special! SPECIAL!
,50..ord Coach: $4
50
Two ' 1955 Standard Chev. Sedans,,fully dui d . 1
,895
1955 Pontiac Powerglide Sedan, fully equipped $2,095
.1954: Chev Powerglide Deluxe Sedan $1,650-
1952, Cbev Deluxe, Sedan .,,., ,.:....,,...,..,.:
• 1952 �.Pl•. $1,095
Plymouth Sedan' ,.- $ 950.
4,952- Cllev. Convertible, potyergli'de, : Bully equipped ..41,495
1950 Pontiac Sedan, fully equipped
1950 Plymouth Sedan
1949 Chev. • Deluxe Sedan • .
• T vo 1948 Pontiac Sedans _
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TRUCKS
$ 850
795
695
,..:
$ 495
1952 International 1 -ton Stake with. racks • $ ' 895
1952 Chev. 1/2 -ton : Pick -Up $ 795
1950 Dodge 1/2 -ion Panel , $, 250
1949 Chev. sl vton Pick -Up $ 300
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Donald before, her departure to:
join • her husband' ' in Uranium
The • national anthem- .. closed
the meeting. Lunch was served
by . the. committee in charge
in.. your .stubs to .this meeting: BORN
Mrs. Ray • Dalton, as district
director; gave=-the-xepart--for- the•
district annual.
Mrs. Henry MacKenzie gave a
paper on thenicer ways of , ar
ranging `•flower -s. Mrs.; Bob Scott,
sang .the solo "Smiles"...A gift
was 'presented to Mrs. Lloyd Mac -
STANLEY --in St. 'Catharines on
Wednesday,--June-27th, 1956, -to. -
Mr. and Mr : Russell Stanley, a
daughter.
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•LAMONT- on . Thursday, :June 21
to Mr.: and .Mrs. Charles Lamont,
of_.4.--2,--Holyrood—.a- son:
COURTNEY—in Wingl am rbs-
pital on Tuesday, July 3rd, .to
Mr; and Mrs: Jos:Courtney;' . a..
•
i son,
MacDONALD at .Alexandra
sspital;__ Gbderich, on,, June. •27 .
1956; to Mr. and Mrs. I avid Mac-
Donald; R: 3, 'Lucknow; a son:
FORS' TFIE-,-on Thursday, June
21st to- Mr. and Mrs: ' Wallace Too manymotorists. are prone
Forsythe of R. '2,` Holyrood, a to, drive as 'though living had
son.. ` gone out of style: •
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