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LUCIC.NOW, ON'I'ARIO WEDNESDAY,?SEPT 26th, 1956
• Rae,. Watson Elected To
ighest. Office in Ontario
At the. convention of the Loyal ST. PETER'S 'CHURCH HELD
Order of Moose at the Royal HARVEST HOME SERVICE
York Hotel on• September 14, 15
d 16 Rae Watson • Harvest
was e ected
Grana governor of Ontario. This
• is the highest elective office in
Ontario for the OFder,----,
Rae's duties for, the next year
mill be to visit fifty-four lodges
;extending., from the Montreal
district in eastern Ontario to the
Port Arthur, Fort 'William: district
in Northern Ontario. He will
also be .required to attend dis-
i• riet officers' meetings in the
various diVisionS. •
• The inajor projects of the
Loyal Outer of Moose are an
Orphanage in Mcibseheart,
• lilin-
ois, ail aged **les' honie .in
Orange Park, Florida, and the
conducting* of civic .affairs pro-
grams in various cities The or-
phanage in IUlnOis has 750 child-
xen of Which 40 are Canadians
.• • The aged-PeotileS' home in nor.
'actOmodattes 1350 of which
• two are Canadians. Rae will
Visit both thete-tritaceS throUgh-
Otit the year in office.
There were 567 registered at
• the Toronto ebnveittiOn.
CCUPLE.TO RESIDE
iNSHFIELD.
FARinsx—iv4TsciN...
, Lucknow United Church was
• decorated with fern, white glad-
ioli-and-candelabra•-for-a-rire
autumn • wedding on Wednesday,
• September' 19th at 3 p.m. when
Dorothy Anne May Watson. he -.-
came the bride. of Donald Elmer
Farrish. 'me ,flande is the only
,'.datighter,'Ant,,Okrand" 'Mils. Rae
J, Watson' of, Welt Wawanosh,
_-and -the-groom,- is- the son of- Mr.
and Mrs: Lorne Parrish of Ash-
field. Rev. C. C. Washington of-
ficiated at the .ceremoriy.
.The bride was charming gown-
ed in ballerina, length white ny-
ion_ net over taffeta lace top and
jacket, and arfirigertip veil .with
leap of pearls and sequins. 'She
carried a cascade of red roses.
TIeibride --Was- attended by
MiSses•Marlene Hunter and Rob-
erta Helm of Ashfield as bride's-
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Maids in rule green identical
ballerina length gowns of figur-
ed nylon net •Over.:. taffeta with
• • feather hats to match. They -car-
ried yellow roses.
Miss Carol Helm of Ashfield,
as 'matron of honor, was gowned
ina ballerina . length shrimp
••gown of figured nylon net over
taffeta with a feathered hat -to
match. She carried a nosegay of
shrimp colored roses.- •
The flower girl, ..Misg' Claire
. Crick of London, wore mauve
nylon net over taffeta 'and ear-
• .ried yellow roses. Harald
rishacted as • his brother's best
Golldori Walters of. •Goderich,'
•• • 'Robert Lyons of West Wawanosh
and Marvin Scott and Ivan Cook
of Ashfield, acted as ushers.
• The organist was Mrs. Jessie
Allin of Lucknow, and Mrs. Jack
1kititt- 'of • Kinross.. sang -"Efe:
cause" and "LLoVe_AOLI_TrulY• 1'....
•A . receptionfollowed in 'the
Lucknow Recreation Centle
where the bride's mother receiv.
ed. guests m empire blue silver
brocade trim, matchingassessor
leS and corsage of red roses. The,
• grOom's mother wore gold with
black accessories and eorsage of
pink roses, •
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Guests were present from Tor-
•. onto, Hamilton; London, Sarnia,
Goderich, Sauble Beacht Grand
-Winghanar-Clintorri-Ser:---
forth and Lucknow:
For•a Wedding. trip to Niagara
Palls the bride wore a 'plaid
• suit,. a tweed Olit withnavyac
• cessories" arid a corsage of red
' arriations. The .young couple
:Will reside, on . the groom's farm
in hfield tOwnthip. ,
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oine services were
well attended at $t. Peter's Ang-
Church, Lucknow, Sun-.
ay,-!-Septernber-23rd:- ' '
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At the morning service the
Rector, ;Rev. H. L. Jennings,
preaohed the selimon based'.on
Psalm .145:15, "The eyes • of all
wait upon Thee, .0 Lord, and
Thou givest them their meat in
due season".
The choir, led by the organist
Mrs. Fred ,McQaillin and assist-
ed by Mr. Ted 'Rice, sang the
anthem "Our Strength a n d
:Shield". Barry McQuillinj_was
the soloist. • • •
•At the evening 'service the•
guest preacher was Mr: James
:Paliner of $t. John's; Bervie,
iwho Preached irsifi the text Matt.
6:21, "For where your. treasnre
is,'there will your heart be alio".
• choir sang the. anthem "Sing
to the Lord of Harvest" witli•the,
soloist Mr.
The ,church was . suitably -dee-
prated for the ,occasion. A large
loaf, of bread .was placed on the
altar in token of our dependence
upon !God for our ,daily bread.,
TURN THE CLOCKSBAck
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Daylight , Saving Time 'conies
to an end officially .at 2 a.m. on
Sunday morning, September 30..
Church servi
be ,on Standard Time again, so
remember to turn' the clocks
back on retiring Saturday !light.
or you'll have a bit of a wait for
the service. to start., • . '
AUXILIARX MEMBERS AT ,
CONVENTION IN LONDON
This week several Auxiliary
drn.embers from the . •Lueknow
Branch attended:. the convention
of the Provincial Command Lad-
ies Auxiliary. to the Canadian
Legion in. Landon. • •
Those attending included.pres-
ident Mrs., Anna Johnstone; lit
vice; .Mrs. . Jack England; :2nd
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vice, Mrs. Margaret Wasney;
sec-
retary, Mrs. .Eunice Reid, treas.,
Mrs Peggy Welsh; 3rd vice pres.
provincial command; Mrs. 'Sadie
MacMillan, :and :Comrades MIT
H. MacDonald; Mrs. E. Arm-
strong, Mrs., A. Thomson and
:Mrs. Eva Blackt, •
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MRS. ALEX GILLIES PASSES
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Mrs. Alex Gaines.' died in
Wingham General Hospital Mon-
day. She was 77 years of age.
Mrs Gillies • was the former Jean
Purves and was born in' Kinloss
To*nship on August 10th,, 1879..
She is survived by a sister,
• Mrs. David Milne (Nettie), of.
Lucknow, and a brother, Robert
Purves of Galden Prairie, :Sask.
Funeral ,services will be eon-
-ducted from 'the McLennan and
MacKenzie Memorial 'chapel,
Lucknow, on ' ThursdaY. at 2.30
p.m.Burial , be in' South
Kinloss Cemetery,
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WILL -DISPOSE OF
THOMPSON' HERD
The entire ',herd of Hereford
Cattle° .of Frank •Thempson and
Son of East WasVanosh will go•
on the 'auction block on -
day, October :9th at 1,00'o'clock.
OWing to ill health and dattor's
'orders, Mr. Thompson has made:
the decision with deep regret to
dispose 'of his hprd. •
Scventy_head_..wiltLie Selling
,including two -imported- heTa-
sire& The 'Sentinel. has just com-
pleted' a catalogue for the sale
whwh-- might Obtained a t ou
office.
W. S. O'Neil will be the. atic-
tioneer, and thee terms, a 'the.
'sale. will be. cash.
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DISTRICT JUNIOR'
FARMERS ON TOUR
Duncan Campbell Of Kinloss
and Donald MoCharles • of Loch-
alsh are this week On .a Junior
Farmer bus trip to Eastern On-
.tario and Quebec. These two
young men have been selected
from Bruce County on the basis
,of their participation in 4-H and
Junior- Farmer -work-and their
standing in each of these pro-
jects. The two- representatives
from Huron County 'on the tour -
are Mary Broadfoot of Brucefidd
and.Larry•Wheatly of Dublin.
The tour left ifroni Galt on
Sunday with sixty-seven young
• people 'participating,
The group• travelled 'to King-
ston. where they were the guests
of tIke Kingston Junior Farmers
for supper and church service
that evening. Monday; September
24th, ,they travelled to Montreal.
after an afternoon tour of the
St Lawrence Seaway Project.
While' in Montreal on Tuesday,
September 25th, they had a gind-
ed tour of the- sights. in and
around • Montreal under direct-
ion. of representaties of the
Fa ilY Herald_anit:Weekly Star.
On/"Wednesday, September 26th,
the group were in Quebe City
for a tour of Quebec City and,
Surrounding area under the dir-
ection of the Agricultural Edu-
cation Services, Quebec, Depart-
ment, of. Agricuulture.. On Thurs-
day; Septernher. 276; they will
travel intheir bus by a differ-
ent route back to Montrealand
on .the way will. visit the Quebec -
Dairy School at St. Hyacinthe
"a-nd7the---St-Iltransugar Refin-
ery at St. Hilaire.
On Friday, September 28th,
they will leave Montreal for Ot-
tawa and while in -Ottawa will
'visit • the Parliament Buildings
and the ',Central ."Ektierincierital
Farm and feller points of inter-
est -The- evening-ofTFriday,-Sep-
tember 28th will be spent in vis-
iting.. the school and faim'at-the
Kemptville Agricultural Sehool
at Keniptville. Following an over-
night' stay at. the Kempville
Agricultural School the t bus will
travel by via No. 7 highway ,re-
turning to Galt by 8.00 that ev-
ening. • . • . •
DANCING CLASS
RESUMES LESSONS
The -Lucknow' Dancing ..School
has resumed instruction in tap,
bailet.and highland dancing un.. -
'der theguidance of Amy John-
ston of Owen Sound. This is the
third year the school' has °per-.
Pated.. Claes - are %held WeeklY:
in the. Recreational centre,and
there is still :room to accomodate
more children Mrs. Jessie Allin
accompanies the .tap and ballet
clais,•• whila. A. MacLennan
pipes for The highland group.
Members of this 'year's' elasses
are as- follOws: '
. Highland
MarY Finlayson, Kathleen Dal-
ton, Jean Drennan, Marilyn.Heri-
derson, ,Joan ,Macltenzie,, Karen
Wasney, ,Florence •MacLennan,
'Margaret -MacLennan, June
lay -son, Barbara' Finlayson, Di
anne. Jamieson, _Finlay ,MacLenr
nan, Barbara MacLennan, Jean.
iMacDonaldi-San d ia--Broccs, Be-
ty Bell, Mary .E, Walden, Mary
Allin... . 4
Tap- and. Ballet •
• Dianne Vassella, 'Helen Conit-
ney; Paddy 0.'Connor,'. Lana
Hodgins Myrna Griffiths, Janice.
tase, Wanda Hunier., Da'Ad But-
ton, Brenda Humphrey?. Joan.
lvfae.Keftie, Wendy IVIacKenzie,
Mary Murdie„ Jane Joynt4 Karen
Wasney, Janice Brooks, Joyce
Walker, BrStan Greenaway, Fay
IrdiarfTrOiag-Conley;7L-sinela--I3ut-=
ton, *Sharon , Lowery,Trudy
Theinpson, Marilyn Armstrong,
Janet Carruthers,,,Naticy CO2tin,
Russell; Min, Sharon. -M•oWlbitiy,-
Elizabeth Finlay.son, Mary Allin,
Beverley MacDonald, Evan, Ag-
new. •
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HER. JOHN HOGAN IS
PRI T FOR SIXTY YEARS
Father ohn Hogan of London,
a native ofNshfield, spent the
past week visi ing relatives and
friends inthe district,
Father Hogan was'or ained to
the priesthood in. St. Teter's
Cathedral, London, on December
19th, 1896 and in December will
abserVe his diamond jubilee. On
Deceniber 13th he VII mark -his
88th birthday
Father,Hogan enjoys excellent
• health and has been retired from
active 4uties since June, altho'
he:still assists .with the spiritual
welfare of the- aged- andinfirm
at Mount Hope and. St. Mary's
Hospital in London., .. •
HOLD -RALLY DAY' SERVICE
AT UNITED CHURCH'
Rally Day services.were •obser-
Ved by the Lucknow United
Chgrch Sunday School in the
fellowship rooms on Sunday af-
ternoon at 3.00 pill. Attendance
numbered about -115 with Super-
intendent a ID Thompson
charge of the service. ••
BrUee MacKenzie; AndAVIplvin_
Morrison, associate superinten-
dents, offered prayer and Scrip -
titre. Elmer Limbach: led the •en-
tire' :group in some rousing sing-
ing. •
The 'theme of the .service,
"With Deeds of Love and Mercy'
was followed, by Mis• Lloyd, Hall,
as she.told the story of ltheIives
of Korean children. A filmstrip
On Korea was shown by ReV.,
4.'Meiklejohn. All rally day con-
tributions from the United
Chinch across Canada will go, to
the ,Korean 'fund. '
Four 'Members of the SiandaY.
Sehool, , Donald Kirkland, Mur-
ray Hunter, Fraser,.Aslittin and
Ken- Jan eS feceived ' the" ciTfeiing:
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JIM REED VOTED •
LITERARY •HEAD
Students. of Lucknow District
High School elected the execu-
tive cf the Literary Society for
the 1956-57 term 'at, the school
last Friday.' Jirn Reed of Dun-
• gannon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Al- .
lari Reed, is the new president. .
The new slate includes; president
Jn -led,• vice pres., Archie • •
McQuillan; sec.,. 'Ann Crawford;
treas.., Inge Suter; pianist, Norma
Murray,, editor, Emmeline Miller;
co-editors, Betty Stanley, Shirley. •
• McClure, Bill Marshall, Ian',
Marshall, Ruth Steer, Bill 'Fish-
er; .press reporter, Mary Alton.
•Athletic Societies Elect
New officers for the•girls Ath-
• letic \Society include: president,
Janet Gaunt; vice Pres. Marion
Hainilton; sec., Ann pres,
treas., Janet Rayner. The boys'
Association includes: pres., Jim ...
Reed; vice' pres., Doug Stanley;
sec., Archie McQuillan; -treasurer,
'Gary Suter. ' .1 .•
BROOKS FAMILY PLAGUED -
.WITH 'INJURIES RECENTLY
Omar-Braoks Dungannon
had his hand severely crtialecl
last Saturday when it became
caught in the combine. The ten -
.don § on the back of the hand
were, severely Cut. It is expected
that Omar will be in Wgigham
Hospital •for about a week. • ,
Young Wayne Brooks, a senior
pupil at Dungannon School, was ,
recently injured when accident-
ally .shit with a baseball bat at'
_Dungannon..-sc-haciL-He-r-eeeive
the blow on the forehead causing
'considerable' swelling, and sturi7
ning the youth. He was. taken .
home by the principal, Mrs Gor-
dan Anderson, and medical at-
tention. Was given. Wayne. was ,
icack: to saiOO1 days later •
Barry McQuiIIin Has Grand
Chanipon Steer at Huron Show
Rj 1VIaeREN IE PIPES A'r
NIECE'S -CHICAGO ,WEDDING
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In accordance with an ancient'
Scottish custom, Mi
ss Nancy ha: -
bel Whitewas piped into .and
.out of the Fourth Presbyterian
Church M Chicagoby her uncle
Roy MacKenzie • of Ripley, when
she was Married to Kyle De
Mont. Thomas recently.Mr. Mac-,
Kenzie -played the pipes- clad in
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the green, white and red Mac-
Kenzie. kilt with moss green
jack,et. It was the first timethat
the pipes :had been played at .a
eddirig, in that church. 1.
'Attending the wedding of their
niece with Roy was Jack Mac-
Lennan of 'Ashfield. .
The bride A the 'daughter of
Dr. and' Mrs: Raymond Le .Roy
White of .Chicago.
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LUCKNOW 'W. I. PLANS
FALL FAIR BOOTH •
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•At the 'September Meeting Of
the Lucknow itiVbrrien's Institute
the Recreational Centre on•
Friday; September...14,9„.....it:. was
decided to operate a booth at
the-Lueknow-Fall---Fair• . - •
Twenty-nine Were present: at
the meeting -presided over 'by the
president, Mrs Charles Codk.
Mrs. J. W,. Joynt gave .an in,
teresting, talk on her iunimer
trip to the British IsleF.; and Hol-
land, • • ,
Mrs, T. J. Salkeld reported . on
the InStititte rally held in .South-
ampton rn Augnst. She along
With Mrs. N. J, MacKenzie' and
Mrs, E. J.. Thom attended as re,
preset] ta
HORN' :
LYONS -in 'Wingham Hospital
btr September 17th, to ,Mr. and
Mrs.' Gordon Lyons, a daughter,
Lynda Gladys, a sister for John
and Melvin. • '
• Barry McQuiliin of. the Luck- .
now Calf .Club had the grand
champion': steer at the Huron
County Beef Calf Mar show
held • in conjunction • with the
eaforth•Fall Fair. Barry had the '•
champion in. 1 group Of 44 steers
from, Huron County His steer .
was purchased. from the herd of
Andrew Gaunt and Son'. Many
cattlemen believe that Barry's ".
calf will be another strong
Guineas bontender.
The Huron show is divided in-
to Two groups, 'namely steeff mid •
heifers. Bill 'Andrew and Archie
Van Dongeri of, the Dungarirxm
Club were in the first prize
group in the steer •division, along
with Gary Rintaul of the Luck -
now Club.' Leroy 'Rintoul Of the
Lucknow Club was in the, sec-
ond prize steer group,' • ,
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. in the ' heifer section Jack ,
Kennedy of .the Lucknow Club
was m the first prize group. Jim.
•Martin of Dungannon Club was .
in the second prize group, ancl •
George Collinson of Dungannon,
in the third prize group., '• ,
In the shoWirianship. =
tion for the Senator Golding tro-
iphy,-13arry--M•eQtiillig-tf-L 'c
now Club placed 1 third,
ab the inter -Club competitioh, •
a grotip•of three calves, Luck -
now Club *placed third and
german seventh. *
The judging was done by Fred -
Campbell of the Ontario Stock-
yards at Toronto. • •
• Wms SwineShowmanship ,
:David Kirkland Placed first ,in
shOwmanship in the Huron Co. •
at Seafgrth. tighteen gilts, from
the Various 'clubs in ,,Huron were,
entered. David won a 45 award
donated by Ag.-Itep. Gerry Mont- ----
gomery for this class. He also
placed tenth in the' swine coin-,
petition. •
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