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THE; . LUCKNOW SENTINIL,. ,.LUc li1Ow ONTARIO
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IN LUCKN
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WHITECHURCH
Currie's Euchre -'Party .
The progressive ,euelrreparty
was held ' at' Curries school on
.Friday night :with 10 tables 'of
playersenjoying; the 'game: Those
winning prizes were High Man,.
Gershom JohxLstan . High ad Y,
Mrs, Gordon McBurney; , Low
". man, Alex Robertson;, Low lady,:
Mrs. Harold .Congram. Lucky
draw, .Mrs. "Jim Currie. , The
hosts ,and. ltesses ,' for . the next
party to >be, -held 'February ,5th
.are •,. Mr. ;and: Mrs. :Cur-
- rie, ' Mr,' and . Mrs.' Howard
er. The supervisors for the even-.,
ing • Mr. and Mrs. .Ed. Walker
and ..1VIr.:• ;and ',Mrs,., .: Lorne- . Scott,.
served lunch
-On Wednesday. evening :'in
'grave arena , arena at 9 . o'clock White=
church: and 10th Line ' Broesn'ball
.,teams played ,with'' the score :of:
a. tie '2-2: : Whitechurch players
were Captain Frank. Rhiel, Goal
Alex ; Craig' Bill Purdpn, Bill
Rbobhtson; . Defense, Grant,.; :Rob-
insan,' Doug Forton, Bob: Forton,"
Jinn . Henderson; • Wayne Ple'tch:
Mrs. Leroy Rintoul and Mr -.s.'
Tota Magoffin attended the Lead=.
ersh ip Training School for . 4H
Leaders for the, Course. "Tile •
Club" Girl Stands On Guard" be-
ing. held .in Lucknow. Women's •In
.titin sRoom, Monday and, .Tues-.
day. .
The U.C.W.. meeting will be
held February 3rd at ,the home
of Mrs., Russel .. Chapman., All
,ladies • of. the congregation are in=
vlted.
Mr,. and: 'Mrs,: Wesley "Tiffin
and, MI's'., Myrtle: Dawson and
Mrs. Cassie Falconer were:. in
Lucknow Saturday evening, at.
the home : of Mr. `and : Mrs. A. E.
Purdon to celebrate' with Mrs.
Purdon her 87th bir'thday.
OscarSchefter : began ' this. week
driving. the . Wingham and ..Dist-
ript. High School', •BUS formerly
driven,' by "Leroy. Rintou'1.
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:Miss :. Donna Rintoul' of Lug-
heed Business _College, Kitchener
spent the weekend 'with :. her par-
ents Mr. -and. , Mrs. 13111,; Rintoul.
Chalmers' •,Presbyterian Annual
Meeting
Chalmers Presbyter.•ian . Church
held their Congregational 'Annual
meeting on Saturday afternoon..
Rev.'. G. 'Fish; . moderator, was
present and ;'opened the meeting
with , scripture : reading andpray
er Rev. • Fish was ` ' appointed 1�inted
. Chairman and. John. Gaunt . secre=
tary. All reports were approved:
as printed: ' It was decided ; that;
the Record :be .sent to' every home'
.for one ,year. Auditors .appointed"
were : Johnston : Conn and Mrs..
11'i lel Rintout. Alex 'Craig was ap-
pointed manager ;for a two year.
'term: and • Tom Morrison, 'Lorne
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Mervyn: Eckmier, •'whose •.name
long synonyrnoirs* with the cheese.
making industry , not only in
Bruce: but. in .all of Western. On-
tario, retired" as manager of the
Pine 'River '•Cheese' & Butter Co-
operative .with' his resignation tak-
ing effect at the "first -of the'
year: Since 1930 when Mr.. Eck
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Miler was hired, by the co-opera-
tive' as cheesemaker he has al-
ways been known° for his strict
demands for ;cleanliness and qual.:
ity and told. the . patrons from the,
start that to' make quality pro-
ducts, he must have ` clean, good
quality intik, •
Mr. Eckmier came to Pine Riv--
er'when. John. Reid, 'president of.
the co-operative at that time, met
.him" at a dairyman's convention
and urged him 'to view the local
plea., At . that ;time Mervynwas
employed u
to ed in the Atwood 'area b.t
agreed' to come to ,Pine River as:
cheese . maker.
' . In Mervyn's first ,year with the:
co-operative:, :a liable over forty',
tons , �of cheese wasmanufactured.
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In contrast, during the last . year
Which Mr. Eckmier' managed the.
plant,, well:'over 700 tons of cheese
was prdduced' along ': with:.many
tons ' of butter. •
• During the , years Mervyn has
known - the:: Pine* River . plant ..it
has enlarged. 'three' times ` with a
complete: renovation of the . make -
room including ' tile floors and.
walls,, and , 'additional " cold stor-
age ' rooms. Stainless steel equip-
ment '. has been installed • through-
out the implant making it ..one of
the largest and best ' equipped in
Western, Ontario
After. amalgamation . with the.'
Huron cheese factory in 1958 Mer-
vyn ., w a s ' appointed manager.
Glenn. ' Martin who had been a
co-worker: for many years.; was at
:.that . time-' employed . as cheese
maker. Since -"Mervyn's retirement;
Glenn bas been named supervis-
or -manager for 1965. /'
Long time president; John f f is
Reid : who served the • co-operative
faithfully for many Years, retired
in 1960.
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Forester, Mrs. ' `George Fisher
and Russel Ross for .three year
term.; The ` share of the budget
accepted was $500. Votes of
thank .were tendered. to all office'
bearers and . the . centennial ' comi-
mitteefor their services. Mr.
Watt : student preachet closedthe
meeting with prayer: '• . •
• (Mrs. W. R. Farrier lastweek'
went to spend •'a" week'; with her
son Russel Farrier : and Mrs. Far-
rier of W'inghain. .
• Mr. arid, Mrs. 'Sandy Murray,
Kathleen, Phyllis,Alex and Pat-
ricia of Sharon visited the week-'
endwith 'Mr; . and Mrs. ":Charles
Tiffin
40th Wedding Anniversary 't
Mr. and. Mrs. George .Curie .of
East Wawanosh, • ;on' Thursday,
January ' '.28th . are celebrating
their 40t'h.. wedding anniversary.
This' community extends' 'congrat-
ulations and . Best Wishes. •
On• Saturday, Allan and . urge
Coffin of Kitchener brought their
mother Mrs. Emma Coffin and
her friend:. Mrs. Amelia Gray, of
Montreal, back' to Whitechurch:
Duetto . the storm weather, • y w erAllan,
and ';George returned to Kitchen-
er than everting: '
Mr. and Mrs: Carman
Farrier,' rrier,
Brian, Colleen and Carol of
Long
Branch were visitors , with Mr.
and Mrs::Garnet Farrier and' her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Higgins of
Morris.
Company Introduce
New Guide :Helper
At the regular meeting of the
1st 'Lucknow Guide Company ,on
January 22nd, Oa taro introduced
a new helper with the company,
Mrs. ' Jean Whitby whb will be
acting Lieutenant. After 'the " op-
ening ceremony, the guides • tried
their skill—at wat Kim's game and
some girls realized. they must im-
prove their powers of observa-
tion. Patrol corners followed, Then
Mrs. Joynt came to continue . in-
struction on . the Citizen- badge,
Barbara Rath w e,l°1 `eond,ucted
campfire which included an in-
teresting game of charades, Taps
closed the meeting,
_treigaLigriXtineita4iblikhlit
1965. IlIVIPALA . V8 automatic, sedan : .
t 1965. ' BEL,- AIR 6 aatomatic, sedan,'black
■i.. 1965 QHEVEI2TA' V8 • (327 motor)• automate,' hardtop.
▪ 1965 . n o ' ALA V8 •,automatic, sport, coupe•
■ . 1964 VIVA coach, .brand `newu
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1964 CHET Bel Air" sedan, : just over 6,100 mniles,. close to
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18,,000 miles left on/ G:M. warranty
■ 1964. OHE,V "Impala" hardtop, a Mack beauty, clean as new,
• radio whitewalls etc •
■ 1962 C HEV "Impala" 6 automatic, hardtop, a real beauty,
low "mileage. looks and. runs "like new
1960 STUDEBAKER "Lark" sedan, just . refinished, clean
■ - "inside, runs well, cheap transportation
IN 1960 , . e V "Biscayne' sedan, sold and serviced by Baker•
• ° and Irwin since new, Shows our care
61 ▪ 1959 CHEV ' "Bel Air" sedan, lowmileage, a sharp fine
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.1959 PONTIAC 4 -door stationwagon '. runs like -a �a top
■ 1958 CHEW "Delray" coach, a .clean one, runs well'
•: 1959 VAUXHALL stationwagon, cheap transportation
■ , 1958 .:CHEV Delray an, .luist refimehed, a good one
• 1957 BUICK' coadh: one owner a bargain
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ROWNIE,1
NEWS
Kairshea
1Virs Donald.MacKinnon' was'
hostess 'for the January' meeting
of the . "Kairshea Women's Insti-
tute. The. theme -Of the .: `meeting
was Resolutions. Mrs. Currie 'Col-
well read the Scripture. and Mrs.
Frank ` MacKenzie and Mrs. Ev-
an Keith were in charge .of' the
business. The roll call "Name; the
talent of the person ; on your' left,'.'
showed : • just: what : •a talented
group the ladies are and. brought..
laughter and fun:;: The . "Pennies
for: Friendship" jar was passed 1
and will be passed 'again in Feb
ruary... Reports from the Standing
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co nroi�itteeCol' conwell:venwaserschairwemre haneardfor..
the following programme. Mrs'.
'James. Bunt . gave the -Current
Events and Miss Dean:MacLeod
(MacLeod
anTamusiiir'reading. (Mrs. Keith
gave the report on the. A:C.W.W.
country for the. month, ,Laos, and
Mrs. Collyer 4 reading. '`Come
as 'you Are." Mrs. L. ;�MacDeu
gall. read a :paper:' "How. cah• I
make .each .New Year more .in-
teresting thatr ,.the 'past?'" Story
telling and a match the continent
contest followed. • A geography
contest• was .;much enjoyed.
The motto "Don't' ' wait : for
Spring -- do, it now" presented by
Mrs. Virden Mowbray, gave mt1 h
f o'o d for thought.' . Mrs: 'Keith
thanked .Mrs. 'MacKinnon, the hos-
tess, 'Mrs Evan Keith and Mrs.
Colwell' served a delicious lunch.
Mrs. A. Hughes • will be hostess
for' the 'February meeting', at the,
Kairshea Hall,
KINGsBRIDcE:
' Rev.' :Father Edwin Garvey,
Toronto, Mr+. and Mrs. Dan Doyle
• daughterMargaret Ann,..
Mrs, P, E,'Murray, Mr, and Mrs..
Nick Perry all of ,:Detroit attend` -
ed the funeral of Michael Foley
on Wednesday, of last week.
• Mr: and Mrs. Wilmur 'Moran
Mr. • and Mrs, 'Alvin Moran,' Miss
Patsy Allen., of London, Mrs. Ern-
ie .Freeman, Mrs, Kenneth Ray
of Chatham spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moran
and attended the funeral of t, eir
grandmother M s. • r caret
Moran • who died in Hur. ;''ew,
Clinton on ' Friday. The funeral
mass took place at St,. Peter's
church,: Goderich on Monday
mbrriin,
g We extend our sym,-
pathy to the Moran #ainjly,
2nd LUCKNOW' PACK
•, ..(by Nancy Ritchie)
The"• Brownie m :
seting open
with .Fairy Ring. Nancy . Mitch
was Toadstool: Fairy. InnPectic
was for Brownie ` uniform ~" ar{
"Brownie smile, : Nancy and'.: Eli
abeth Ritchie got 'a prize for t
moist: points.' ..Golden Bar girl
worked on wrapping up present!
Golden Handgirls worked d
semaphore: The rest of the 'Broil
'hies worked on the flags. ,Po'
Wow was held: Chimes were sung
Former., Resident.
Died Friday•
(WH1TECHLIRCH:NEWS)
MRS. WILLIIVA .'O'BRIEN }
Mrs. Laura O'Brien, wife " c
William. O'Brien, in her 724d yea:
Of Whalen's. Corners, :,passed awal
in Victoria . Hospital:. London, o
Friday. . Mrs. O'Brien. : was th
daughter of the late„ , Mr. an
Mrs. William: ,Currie and was bor
on the farm now owned by Jo
Kerr. She received cher educt
tion
at,Currie's sdhool, . attende
Wingham' high • school, .. Norma
school and taught at. S.S. No.
for 4 Years+ She was the forme
Laura Currie,' widow. of the fats
Mr. 'Hilton ,Odgers; -"Who died '
1944. Surviving are her 'husband'
son William Odgen, Eston,Sask,
daughters (Jean) • Mrs. Zigmunc
.Chodas,. London,. :('Mary) : Mrs
Jack Here, Woodham; stepson.
Alphoos, . Windsor; " ,Wilfred,
owna, BCA;• Leo, Sault Ste. `filar
le Thomas and • Joseph, both o
London; step daughters, Mrs.
E. (Mary) Newman,: Mrs. Angel=
Peters, !Mrs, ?Margaret Adams,. al
of • Windsor' Mrs. Marie Carroll
Mrs: Teresa ,Pate' and Miss .Phy
llis O'Brien,: all of London; 81s•
ters Mrs, • Annie' McIlroy,, Il'ills;
dale, Mich,, Miss 'Rachel Currie,
,('alt brothers George and John
L. Currie,: ,Wingham,• Itnroyd,
Teeswa!ter. The remains rested at
C. Haskett Funeral' Home, ) ucan..
The .funeral `was :held oil : Monday
.at 'St. Patrick's Roman Catholic
.church • at 10:30- with burial m
the church' cemetery.
She, will. be remembered ill .this
Community as she and her h�
band owned the farm for, 2 jyoarg
east of 5..' '.No. 10 school wheTe
Mack Brown MAY. resides. •