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THE. LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LIJCKNOW, .ONTARIO
PAGE SEVEN
I chair for the .business. The mem-
A l,bers answered the roll call,.What
I1 ype of Material I Chose, The
leader's led a discussion on the
fitting and altering of a pattern.
Irma Forster and Norma Murray
demonstrated the fitting of a
pyjama pattern on Dawna Aitch-
son, Dawna Aitchison and Irma
Forster, the hostesses, served a
dainty, lunch • at the close of. the
meeting,
Left to right, Frank. Alton, :president of Colwanash 'Junior
limners; .Rae •W.atson, guest speaker; Joyce Little, president of
the Junior Institute. • • , —:Sentinel Photo.'
Rae Watson; Speaking on .+ Junior Earners, 'expressed ' ap-
"Money and •Friends", .was the `•predation. to .Mr. Watson for his
.' guest. ,speaker at .the )Colwanash address. ,
Junior Farmer and Junior Mitt-:' Helen Little and Lorne Hack:.
tute . annual banquet in the Dun- ett
gave the year's report from
lgannpn United Church last. Tues- Junior Institute and , Junior o
day, Farmers respectively.. .
' Mrs. George. Hodge, •president '' Those seated. at the he d ;table ti
of the United Church ladies wel- included Helen. Little,' Larry '
_corned the group, . and J D. Dur Wheatly of Seaforth, Earl Me-
, PURPLE GROVE
Mr." and Mrs. Francis. Boyle,
Brian. and Bonnie' visited at Mr,
Milton .- Stanley's - Sunday - even-
ing... .
TheRipley W.A. met at the
home •of' Mrs, Helen Swan on.
Tuesday night with a good at- Larry Fry and Betty and' Lorne than to be correct.
011i 0 " tOt !eglia !1! 10e i #e# # iO# D r, ! #
tendance, .
Mr. and +1V1rs..Frank Currie and
family visited with the latter's,
Sister, Mrs, f •Iartwick of London,'
recently,
Miss Jean Osborne of Listowel
spent the week -end at her 'home
here. ' •
Miss Margaret'. Robertson . 'is
visiting at Miss Annie McLeod's
of Lucknpw. .. .
Mr. Ivan McFarlane of ° Wing-
ham spent the week -end at the
"home sof his parents. • '
Mr. and Mrs. .Jack Emerson
visited at the home of Mr. and
Mrs.• Dan Gillies of Ripley re-
cently.. �.
Claude, Dore, Jr., was home
for the week -end. • • .
• Mrs.. Brindley, Mr.. ,and Mrs.
visited 'with Mr. and. Mrs. Frank
Dore on Sunday.
,Mr. and Mrs:. Rene Vanderhook
and . family !visited at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brooks on
Saturday night.
Mrs. Bill McCreath,, her moth-
er Mr's. McDonald, Mr, and Mrs.
Jim Brooks visited at the hone.
of Mr.. and Mrs Donald McyCoe,h
on Sunday.
Mr: Douglas •McDonald of Tor
onto spent the week -end at Mr. •
Jim McDonald's:
Mr. tnd Mrs, Frank Dore an
ifarnily visited at the; home
Mr. and Mrs. Bill White, I
agarf, recently.
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It is'. much easier to be critical.
at
nin expressed• thanks to the lad-
les :catering, = on 'behalf" of ' those
present.
Joyce Little, 'president of the
_Juu-io r :.ristitute, acted, as chair
lady for. the program following ;Durnin.
the banquet. The "Happy Wan-
' derers" quartette of Clinton sang
several .huxnbers. throughout the
evening„ :Bob Lyons • led-. in a
group sing -song ;acco:mpanied by
Carol. Pepper of: .Seaforth .at the
piano.; Bert Pepper of ,Seaforth :•M„r, arid Mrs. 'Lorne Woods.
Sixteen. ladies ' from the Wo-
men's Institute were on hand for
a 'conducted tobr bf• CKNX• radio
and.'TV; Wingham. and. the High'
School on . Thurs. afternoon: Af-
ter an interesting tour of the
building ; at, .CKNX, the TV pro-
+grairr-of Rev. C. Krug and Miss.
Margaret Brophey' and Rege Bit -
ton were.' Much' enjoyed.
Mrs Wm. •Robb,• Mrs. Cadman
Spadden, George Ri!bey, Rev.. and
Mrs. ' Gecre Watt, Frank • Alton,
Joyce Little;, Mr. and ' Mrs Rae
Watson, .Murray Gaunt, Arthur
Bolton ` • . D
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HELENS
Mr. and Mrs.:Mel ,Brown, Mrs:
Alex Murdie and • Bob of • Kitch-
ener. were Saturday visitors with
entertained with . his_ . imitations of
Elvis ' Presley, guitar and all.
Those ' speaking briefly. were
Arthur Bolton: of Clinton; assist=
ant . agricultural representative,
Rev., George .Watt of •Dungainnon
. United -Churct , land Earl Me.-'
Sipadden, president' of the ..Hui=
on County: Juniors. .• .
Murray ; Gaunt introduced the
`guest speaker, Rae . Watson. Mur
ray. spoke of -Rae's enthusiasm iii . Mr, W." A: Humphrey, Mr. E. W.
• the I4ons Club •organization, and Rice • and 'Barry McQuillin are
of the •.high edifices he ' had held among those who •ha!ve 'been' un
in :the club. He mentioned the der' the doctor's- care. We 'hope*
success he, had Made of his sport -..for .speedy recoveries. .
ing 'goods business • in London Douglas,. 'little: son of Mr. and
from 1935 until :moving. to 'Luck- .Mrs,' Allan Miller, was a Patient
now. ,in: 1955. to take up farming. F in Wingham. Hospital last week
Murray. praised . him , for being a . Suffering asevere• attack •of the
popular and willing worker er in 'flu:' • .
the community. You are .. invited .to the. illus..-
In c h e o Si n g. "fMoi eY • and trated travelogue • by Mrs. L.: •C.
Friends" •as•'his topic,' Rae' spoke . Thompson' on their recent• trip
of. the :money that was needed overseas in the Community Hall.
to get successfully . *started in. en Friday evening. at 830.. Lad -
farming today, and of the friends ies please bring lunch'. This *ill
that. "one must have and make !,be under the auspices of the.:Wo
throughout the' years tc get the. pep'.s Institute..
most out of life; He stated that.. The December meeting of the l
`farming :has become "big busi-' Women's Institute will be held !
tres
s" in • this highly mechanized. in' the Community hall on Thurs-
•age:. Ire felt that the young farm-, 'day afternoon, December '6th, at t
er,of 'today will. have to borrow2.00. o'clock.' Roll call, My child -it.
money in',order •bo .finance a well head memories of Christmas and :2,
equipped tinlin that will prove a) exchange 'of gifts; Motto, Love ;
profitable business. Mr. Watson! the ,giver,: not the' Gift, by 'Mrs.
warned=-agairist-iborrowing it-nless4-BillY-:P.-ur-doi • •" iss Mar.
properly provided for in case of•j,Mur'rav; hostesses, 'Mrs D. °Gi'bb,
death, fle stated, ;that when. bor- Mrs.. E. • Mil ler, Mrs. J.. Curran. ' 2
rowing. money •.have a concrete Pleas(' note the change in: time
program,, hb1 Much; what will I St; 'Helens ltapiW Illandirrafters ',
';__,do_ -With -AL -and- whet/ __i£hi firY::t -tr eet1ng-et-th:e-_pro-.:.
pay. it back: �•ject "'Sleeirnc; `-Garments". WS
In
pppaliin'g of friends, he• stat- held r1 at the, home Of the, local
curl; that top men and women in club leader, Mrs. G. MacPher
•business today are paid 83 • per- sotr. Officers elected Were .as fol- 6
dent of ' their`. salary for• their, . lows:` Norma. or ter : 'presia-errt;..
a!bil;uty to get .along :su�coessfully ('lady's. 114CDonald, vice' Pres,;'
- With peopxe: • Mir Watson _stated Atli:pre Rose Lyons. sec.-treas.;
ghat', ••besidesyour• next door '.;Vornia Iur rave -11- reporter,
neighbor you must ,get .'along- Pnilowing a discussion on. the
with everyone ,in the corm unity. , choice of materials, lunch was
• .He stated that most of the .high- • served . by tlt'e hostess. Gertie .
>Y successful people he !had met Campbell moved a vote of thanks
have . a ,.. deep love for their, tO tine hostess kr her hom.e and•
church. In closing 'Rae quoted a her hospitality.
favorite expression of a friend,.' The second' tweeting wa.4 held
"A ohip on the shoulder is only at the ,home of Mrs.' Mgc'I-ergon
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