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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1952-12-10, Page 6• : KI .THS LUGKNOW SENTINEL, LUQKNOW, ONTARIO 'Donald. Barr;; treas., Sharon Hod gins; work; conveners, Mrs.. Maulden and 'Mrs. P. Hodgins; study book,, Mrs. Edbert Bushell press,,. ;reporter,. George Bushell. The.: next meeting, will be at the home a Donald. Barr .on Decem- ber 13th: The. afternoon was spent in working' for Ate (bale. The meeting closed. with hymn 168, "While the shepherds, watched". Lunch was served by the•hostess. The. ;H.R%I met on Thursday at. the ,dine of Mrs,. Raynard Ack. ert • wit' Mrs. Tom Hodgins charge. After the usual opening: and. businesstook' the convener, ;Mrs.. Alec Percy, took '.onrer for a. very interesting. program. Christmas carols -were" sting. and readings were .given by Mrs. Lloyd Ack ert,-Mrs. Howard Harris, Mrs. P. A; Murray, "Mrs, James Hodgins, Mrs., , ferry. Hodgins, Mrs. Ed. Thompsonn and Mrs. Alex Percy.,:. Elaine Murray and June Ackert gave recitations and 'Miss Eileen Elliott,favored with a .piano' solo. ' Mrs.. Ernest Ackert • demonstrated . the g af needlepoint. Judges. for the Candy contest were Mrs: J., Reid, Mrs:" M. Reid and: Mrs. Lloyd Ackert and Mrs: Jim Smith" and ' Mrs. Perry Hodgins ''were. winners. Christrnas'gifts:•were ex- 'changed. and a dainty ,lunch .was' served. • A successful Christmas concert, was held on Friday .evening by tie teacher and .pupils of S.S. No. the Evening Guild rnet at. the 'tome. of Mrs Naro1d' Haidenlpy1 40",' may' gvening, with the sit.lent, /drat, ,Ronald Thacker; Vie. Mrs., Bert .Nicholson zCad the Thought for the day and. The roll. call .was answered. with air ,verse: .conta� Hing; the. word e ;hyo "Jesus . shall reign' s, Sung followed: by prayer. The Christmas story was read by Miss. ]aotina, - Nicholson.; Plans were 'midi. f ae the Winter's work. This. being ' the business Meeting the. gotlowingofficers were elected; press, Ms. Presti pres,,`,`Mrs. 'Ronald Thacker; vice press, Miss Y Boyle; sec.=treas.; Mrs. Har-, old Hx• buying aldenb , , •cornmittee, Mist.- � � st. Bert Nicholson and Mass 'dna Boyle, s.,Howard, Thome son thanked• the hostess and a +dainty' lunch was served. ' The Presbyterian Mission Band -ryas, held, at the .home`of Mrs. Perry Hodgins pan November '29. Keith, Mau'lden ,was in the chair. Ifyrnn:.17, "SilentNight", was ...sung. *aro iosdg ns.and Don- • and ,Burr read • .the . scripture fol ;fowed twi th `prayer. • by Mrs.. F, Maulden. Marian 'Percy read the minutes: of the;pi/evious meeting: �i • The roll cah was answered by, a favorite' children's h 2 The election of officers for' 1 were 'es follows: pres., :Keith. a den;; vice, pres.; Helen' Needharn:; sec:, e `ttk PAIN • Good news for diode' who, to g for relief from rheumiptic pain.. but feel hopeless! Thousands, get speedy relief from ,rheu- aaatic and arthritic.. aufering, by using ' T -R C.'a, Don't let dull. wearieoyne aches. . 'std . sharp elabbin pains' handicap you Sur longer.; Tr .Temnletoa'i 'T -R -C's• today. Only ,65c. $1.35 at drug ata.' T444 We extend sympathy to Ms.. Malcolm Lane in the death. of ' her' father; the late William' Congram who passed away at his home;. Con. ` 8: He had .', been in poor health for a. long : period of time. The funeral was r held ' on ;Satur- day afternoon to Greenhill Cem- etery : Mrs. ' J W Colwell, Mr.:' and Mrs. Don MMCosh and familyvis- CREWE Mr; Wm maize of St. Lambert, Quebec, spent a , few days with his brother Roy and other rela- tives in the community.. Congratulations Mo ngratulations to Mr, & Mrs. Clark Zinn, newlyweds, and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon. Maize on the 'arrival of. a baby girl,. . Crewe School is holding their, Christmas concert on Thursday, December 18th. Everyone .tel- come. • (Intended for Last Week) • The sympathy of the common ity is extended to Mrs, Zinn in the death•of her brother, Norman Holland in •'Clinton on the: week- end. , & Mrs Lorne;• Rasty spent Saturday evening .With friends :in Clinton. . : Congratulations to 'Mr . &' NeLs Pearson on the arrival, of, a baby girl in Clinton Hospital on Fridays Novemiber.21st . Word was received here :recent - lir of •the• death in Vancouver of Robert Curran who dived here and operated...a' store at Crewe for many years. Mr. and Mrs, Jim Boak were in 'Toronto at the- week -end at- tending the weddingg of his sis-. ter, Miss Margaret Boak, R.N. Mr. ' , and ' Mrs. Benson. Shackle- ton „and ' family visited Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Jones 'and. brother Archie'. of near Wingharri.. ited • on Sunday with Mr.' ' and Mrs. 'Currie Colwell. Mr.' and Mrs. Bert 'Nicholson and ,:family spent' ' Sunday . with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thompson. Mr, and . Mrs. Wm. • Lloyds Mr. Karl Boyle and Carol of 'London visited on Sunday with relatives here; Mr. Ralph Haldenby of 'Prim- rose spent the week -end at his home here.: . ONTARIO ." lie tl',satisfied . Judgment Fund Fee Notice ishereby given,' that pursuant to the. Highway Traffic Act and effective with the issue'. of 1953 motor vehicle :o operators' and and .chauf- feurs licenses,, an, Unsatisfied. Judgment FundI '. Fee of '� 1:00 will 'be'. ".collected fr,om each person, to whom is issued a 1953 license. This increase in fee is required in view. o( the fact that the 50 cent fee proven heretofore collected has toe inadequate to meet the demands 0 for payments out of the fund. Since 1947 when the fund was created. payments out have exceeded $3,000,000. During the current year it. has .been necessary .to. `obtain an ,advance of :300,000, from the TreasuryDepPartment in order to .make, the a idents required. A • py further 'advance, will be're uired to 'meet the payments anticipated before the end of the fiscal year (March 31,. 1953). A detailed statement of tie Fund ria :y be obtained by writing' :to , the ke gistrar of Motor Vehicles, Parliament Buildings, Toronto 2, Ont. j eill'O VTO, 2 December 4, 1952 GEO. H DOUCETT Minister of Highways • BER VIE, Mr, and •Mrs,; Russell Hewitt visited with. Mr. and. Mrs. ,Fred Blackwell', ;on Sunday,, . , Harmony Eoruin..Met :at .the home of 'Mr. and , Mrs. Harvie; Thompson on Monday evening, with a good. attendance. Mr Tom McDonald was: appointed chair- man • for the • year„ Mr. Howard Thompson, convener for the ev- ening, presided for the discussion on the topic "Why Price ' Sup- ports". Following this Mrs.. Wrn, J. i Arnold read the correapon- dente. Euchre was then ''played and lunch brought an enjoyable evening to a close. Mr. and Mrs.. Tom McDonald . will b.e . hostess to. the• group' next Monday even- ing. • • Miss Ruth Forrester was host - eta to the "Eight -Sewing p, •oewing. Sisters" group, .afternoon. The afternoon was .'spent .in cutting• outthe girls' dresses. Next meet- ing' -will will be• held at the 'home, : of Isabel and Esther McDonald' when the roll call will be "Show a worked: buttonhole". A dainty ranch . was ..served by' the hostess, • S.jL. E. C. R. Purchase, 'word has been received : by hit parents. Rev. and Mrs. F • G:' Purchase, Bervie, has, been transferred from Greenwood R.C.A F.; station, Nova Scotia, *here he was senior med- ical officer, to San Faricisco'. for a, year's special study. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Shields & family and -,Mrs. Margaret And- erson, all of Meaford, ''visited with Rehr.. and Mrs. F G. • Pur- chase, Bervie, recently. ' The first ��. meting of the Sen- ior Purple Grove Club 'Girls was field at the, home 'of' their leader, Mrs. Howard : Thompson, or. the. project "Summer.Clothes `, .for Girls". 'Election of officers result- ed as follows 'pies.; Marie Coll: ing; ' sec.-treas., : Margaret;. Eater son; '/recreation convener, Joyce Arnold; press reporter, ., Wilda Thompson": Roll call .for• the next meeting is to.' be 4'& name for our club". Mrs.' .Thompson then : outlined: the requirements of this Project'. 'which. are, to make a. auu'nmer dress or evening :gown;' plan .a• spring' and summer Ward= robe, .*equip .a sewing'. }lox, keep a ,7'' record' , , book. . and attend Achievement Day. The 'theme of the . meeting Was "Kinds. .of Mat- erials and members were . given samples for. 'their record ' books. Next :meeting is ;t4. be '. held, at the home a. Wilda. Thompson The Bemrie • Women's Mission ary. Society held their regular: meeting in the basement : of the' church. On' Friday evening in the' form of a social. 1GTs. :James Bushell,convener of this month's program, was chairlady for ,the: evening..A trio by 'MrsWilliam Peterbaugh, Miss.. 'Myles : Ar i- strong and. Mrs. F. G. Purchase, was much enjoyed; a piano . solo by Betty '$ an; a piano. and solo. number , by Betty Jean. and • Mary Hodgins; a piano solo • by Mrs. F G.• Purchase., 'The guest •.speakre, Mrs Thompson • of . Trinidad (now of Winghamri),' was -then: introduc- ed. With the 'aid. of, .slides she gave a very interesting talk /On Trinidad. Mrs. Robert Smlth, president of the •'society,. thanked Mrs. Thompson. Mrs; Harold' Ban: Herman, - president of the Kinloss' Society, thanked - the Bervie, lad - res for the invitation to :hea' the speaker. Lunch ,wasserved: and' a social time spent, _ Mr. and Mrs: Lloyd }lathed, visited with Mr. arid Nrrs:.i How- ard" Thompson recently. . Mrs. Allan' Coiling, John D. & :Susan, returned home to Ripley having spentthe past two weeks with her . parents, Mr: and Mrs. %Howard Thompson. ' , , • Mrs; Claude • Dare visited• with her mother, Mrs. Alex Stewart of Millarton ori Monday. ' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fair 'vis- ited with Mr. and Mrs. Claude Dore' recently. Bervie Mission Band niet in the Sunday School' room on Fri- day ,evening. Mrs. Gordon Faire presided and read the Missionary s to'r ye, "Cassova's Christmas, Baby". Betty Swan. favored With a . piano solo, • Mrs:• Ptirchase clos- ed the meeting with prayer.• 1155 Donna Hedley spent the weekend . with Mr. and/:Mia.: Ralph Scott; .Armow. VONE,SDAY, DDC:, 10th, • •1952 CULROSSM CORNEis Newlywed's Honored A. very pleasantevening was "spent on. Tuesday lastwhen • a: surprise `party of about .40 young people comprised' of the members of. the Junior Institute and Junior, Farmers or T. ater gathered at. the home of. Mr. and Mrs. Eaile Hodgins in honor of Mr. and Mrs, Doh Donaldson, newlyweds, The evening was spent in musie, step , dancing, and old tunee dancing un- til the wee small hours, music be- ing supplied' by Mr ' Amos At- wood, Jessie Kennedy and Wat- son Armstrong. During the course of the evening, Mr.s and Mrs,, Donaldson. (nee Shirley Hodgins): ere. presented with a sure, •of money from the - Institute, A. sumpttrous lunch. Was prepared by the hostess and: ;all hie&away • home after having spent a very pleasant evening.. . • Mr. and Mrs. Jas.. Wraith and' Gertie attended , the Knight -Hys- lop, wedding z'h Toronto on Satur- day.. , Mr .and •1V1rrs. Dori Hildebrand ..: and. Mr. & Mrs. Donaldson spent the week -end with Mr, and Mrs. Earle • Hodgins. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Hanna vis ited Mr; and .Mrs. ` Farish Moffat last week., Mr. and Mrs. Ernie 'Hanna ;were at a, reception at Gerrie one evertirig last week fn.' honor Of Mr; and Mrs: ;Harold Bell, Several from 'our community took. in the Santa .Claus' parade in Teeswaeer ,on Saturday. , Recent '.visitors with.. Mr.,. and Mrs: Morley, Wall :were Mr. and Mrs: Bert Shewfelt and family' of Kincardine Mr. and Mrs. •Joe Wall, Mr.:`& Mrs:.Bverett White- head' of Teeswater, Mr.' and Mrs,. Elmer Walland •'Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson, and ,family. W. Jas." .Wilson and hit grand mother, Mrs., WWM.'Wall, `of : the 14th Con;, C.u.ross,' spent an ev.- ening.• with Mr;': and: Mrs. Frank'. Brown and Reg 1V1%'and' Ms. Alex Whytock,, & sons visited Sunday with Mr, and Mrs." Everett Whytock. 'We are. sorry . to report , Mrs. Whitehead to : ' be a patient in Wingliasn Hospital:-; We wish her: a speedy 'recovery, -- Mr. .and: ' Mrs. Tom Hodgins spent Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mgrs.' Art Hodgins. and. Mrs. Elmer Wall of 'Culross .spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs: Frank. Tldmipson, ' Mr. and Mrs. Wm.. Wall of Kin, . lough visited Sunday "with Mr. and Mrs:' Jack Schumacher' and Helen., , ••• Mr and Mrs: Wm Ross= ---and_ family: of, Wingham spent 'Sun- day.with Mr. and MrsJack Ross. Mr.'. and Mrs: Midfc rd Wall and Donnie , spent -an evening • .East week with her parents,, Mr. , and' • Mrs. Tom:. Hackett; 'Ashfield. ,' Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ross were entertained Saturday evening at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Frank . Thompson; Mrs. Jphn Wilson and Mr' Wm: Kidd of 'Toronto spent last week end.....with her mother, Mrs. Wm Wall, and her two sons, 'Jim and. • grville Wilson: Sunday . visitors with 'Mr. .and Mrs.: Midford Wall and.: Donnie were Mr. and Mrs. Ed 'Collins of ' Port Elgin; , Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Pollock and 'Kay of Ripley and Mr. and' ' Mrs. Erie Hackett of • Paramount.. Opposed To New High School Kincardine •Township„ electors •ecpressed'opposition to the ques- tion, "Are youin favor of a new high 'school in Kincardine?" There were 400 negative votes to 330 affirmative.'. The expression of opinion was called for at , a three-way,rnunicipal 'vote for the reeveship 'When Stanley Thorne - son, who opposed the school, was elected with a majority over his two` opponents, George McKen- • zie and ,William K. Wilson., Mr. and Mrs, Charles Heeley visited- with- Mr: and Mrs. Wes- ley Hedley of Glainis on Sun • - day.,. The Rev. and Mrs. G. S;.. Bauleh Misses Nellie and Margaret i a1- coal visited with Mr. and Aire. tleii Scott.