HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1965-02-24, Page 17WEDNESDAY, . FES. 241h, 1965,
• THE • LUCKNOW.'SENTINEL L.UCKNOW, ONTARIO
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1964 ‘CHEV ' `Impala" hard -top, 17,000 miles, many eXtra
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1964 ' .CHEW "Bel Air" sedan, ..6,200' miles, 17,800 miles or ' 10
months left on G.M.' warranty '
2 1962 PONTIAC "Laurentian" sedan, automatic
`1962 DODGE "Signet", bucket 'seats, 'automatic, loads of
extras, , only 12,200 miles, .like new
• 1961 FALCON sedan, . A cleanone, driven by . local merchant . e;
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.1960 CHEV `Biscayne" sedan, a real clean • one
1959' t .V "Bel Air.. sed;an, just over 28,000 miles
2-1950 VAUXHALLS, a good wagon and a Cresta sedan •'.
• 3-1958 CHEVS, : all refinished: • and .:in* . top condi iori:
. 3-1957. FORD, • cheap ,transportation •
1960 . STUDEBAKER "Lark" sedan a`'good .one • a•
eed -A New One?:�.
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KINCARDINE:
DESSERT BRIDGE THURSDAY. Mrs. ' Jack . McKim,; consolation,
Mrs'. A.• J. Wilson, birthday, Mrs:
George Joynt .
Mrs.• William; Wharry:" welcomed,
,the guests and ttie'• courtesy re-
marks were given by .Mrs, Jack
McKim;
• '.Lucknow memberspf. :the Hur-
on Chapter No: 89" of ' the 'Eastern,
Star held aDessert` Bridge .'last
• • Thursday afternoon, at the home
of Mrs.. 'Bob. MacKenzie.. There
were eleven tables • in play with
the • prizes going to high score,
Agricultural Society; Present .Variety
Concert. To' Ottcwio
The Varietyp. Conceit ,recently
put on by.the Lucknow Agricul-
tural Society .made a repeat per-
formatice ••at the Ontario Hospital
in. Goderich .' on 'Friday evening.
Two bus loads, over 70 of the
"Variety .Concert group" ,left Luc
know at 7:00 pm. .Friday even-
ing, sang their way to Goderich,
presented' their, program; enjoyed
a social ' hour . prepared. by', volun-
teer workers, 'sang their way back
to Cucknow ' rejoicing in the ser-
vice performed .to those who see
so little of the World outside;.
• A few • changes were -made in.
the program with help. received.
°from : Mr., and •Mrs. . George . Mc:
Hospital.„Folk:
Donald, Murray MacDonald, Rip-
ley. and D. A. MacLennan of Loc- -
halsh providing old time. music:
Arnold •'Taylor • of Winghamre-
placed. Norman Taylor ,' in the
quartette :.and! Mrs. Fraser of Rip
1ey • took Mrs. , Cummings ' place
at the piano. It was nice to see
,Dianne ;McAuley back in the sex
tette from .Ripley, . "•
The . "Memories" num"ier Was
as much fun' as the original' but.
revised t� shit the evening.
Twenty. -one' of the ',St. '..:Helena
choir were ' heard in several num-
hers,
'Lloyd Ackert, as usual, 'handled'
the "announcing" very capably.
AMBERLEY
• Arthur Courtney, who is .a pa-
tient. in St. Josephs. hospital, Lon-
don, is .recuperating' after surgery
Mrs. Harvey Robb visited on.
Tuesday with 'Mr. and Mrs:: Wil-
liam Courtney.
A social ,evening/ beginning : with:
a program was held at St. Lukes
Anglican parish hall on ' Wednes-
day evening of last week. Euchre
was played and . high prizes were
won by Mrs. Harald : Courtney
and Alton Smeltzer The lucky
draw went to Charles Emmerton.
Lunch'' was served and ; • n social
time was enjoyed':
Eugene Blue of St. Clair Shores
Michigan, •visited at, .the week=end
with his parents . Mr. and '': Mrs.
Jack Blue
`• 'Mrs. J.A. , ...Carppbell, who is a
aatient in. Kincardine Hospital, is
improving •and expects;' to be home
shortly.
Mrs. Arthur Smeltzeri was . hos-
less at. ' a tea on, Thursday of • last
week for St. Lukes Anglican //La-
dies Guild. The , : afternoon ; was
spent in, quilting: A . delicious tea
was served by Mrs. Smeltzer and
assistants.
Sunday guests of . Mr - and Mrs.
1. Walter Brown of Amberley were:
Dr: and: Mrs. Murray McLennan,
Brenda . and Norman, Mr. and
Mrs. Eldon Bradley,.' Phyllis; and.
John, 'Mr. :. and 'Mrs. Norval.. Nes-
hiand Mr. and ' Mrs. Jack Van
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Mrs Frank ' Johnston who has
been a patient in Kincardine Hos-
pital,
ospital_ since October returned to
her home on Tuesday ' of last
week and was later taken to the
home . of' her daughter Mrs. Edith
Gardner at :Lucknow on: Saturday
to. convalesce.. Mrs; Lou Vegh of
Windsor spent the .week.. with her
parents. Mr... and Mrs. Frank
Johnstone.
Friends •in this communit were
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sorry to learn of. fire destroying
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clauder,
Dore (Sr.) on 'Friday. ': They are
the parents of Mrs. Gerald' ' Rho-.
dy
Mrs: ' P. A .Murray returned,
home'' after • ''several weeks id
Wingham and. District Hospital
'Mr and Mrs:: Perry . Hodgins
visited in '•Wingham with: Mr. and
Mrs. Bob' Brooks. ' ••
Congratulations to, Mr. a n d
Mrs. George.'Barrell (nee* Donna
Haldenby) who were married in''
the Anglican Church on Saturday.
Rev. Benson. Cox, NITS. William.
Cox, Misses .Edna. and May' .Boyle.
were guests at , 'the Scott -Blue
wedding • in , Ripley on .Saturday.'.
They ° also attended a ' trousseau
tea on : Wednesday at . the .. home
of the bride's . parent's : 'Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Blue, and a bridal
shower ` on Monday evening at
Ripley.
Members 'of . the Percy family
attended the ‘funeral of: their cou-
sin; the late .Sarah .MacKay, at.
Kincardine on Saturday. •
' Rev. 'and ' Mrs.• ,Stanley Tomes
of 'Big. Trout Lake, Mr. and Mrs.
Ellwood Hodgins, , Toronto, , Mr.
and MrsMaurice Hgdgins, . Mr.
and • Mrs. William Lloyd,, Mr. . and;
Mrs'. Karl • Boyle, Mrs.. Bob..: Mil-
ligan and .Carol Boyle of London,.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Lloyd of Kin-
cardine.
incardine• were here over the week-
end and "were guests at the Scott
Blue wedding,
Kevin 'Haldenby went on Mon-
day to ,Onllia • for further educat=
,ional 'training.
Floyd . Stanley ' was a guest at.
the ^Scott -Blue. ' wedding at 'Rip-
ley
'Rip=ley on Saturday :afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Elliott, •'Mr. and
Mrs.. Earl Elliott and Peggy, Mr.
and Mrs. Ezra Stanley were re-,
cent` visitors with Mrs. Ogle 'Rus-,
sell ''at Kingarf.
Mr. and /Mrs. Harold Haldenby
and .boys, " Mr, and • Mrs, ' Jim
Smith visited on Sunday with
Mr and Mrs, Bob Smith ' at, God-
erich. ;
Donald .Barr of Waterloo, .Don-
nie Wall arid Arthur. Stanley of
Kitchener ' spent the week=end at.
tilerr hrmes here: • •
On Sunday next, the Anglican
service will he held ' at 1:30 p.m.
The World ,Day of prayer for
this . district will be held on Fri-
day March 5th ' in the Pentecos-
tal Church at 2:30 p.m: with Mrs.
Ezra Stanley key=vtroman..
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AGENT FOR;. JOHN
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BOX 353 MEAFORD, PHONE 428
411..Faiths '•Welcome
The Lenten Program . at :St.;
Peters Church, Lucknow will :be.'
preceded by a Pancake Supper
and cards sponsored 'bythe`•W.A., •
to be held at St.. Peters Parish
Hall on• Tuesday, March . 2nd.
The Ash Wednesday service
will be held .in, the church' on
Wednesday, . March: 3rd : at 8 p.m.
Each Tuesday,. ”evening. during
Lent, a short service will be held
in the Church at 8 p.m. 'The Ash
Wednesday service ,and the :Tues-
day evening Lenten services will
be followed by : a lecture 'and dis-
cussion period In. the' Parish Hall.
Members. of other churches are
cordially . invited to. attend these
services. •
ShowerHeId For
Donna Haldenby
(.'(INC.OUGrl
'On Tuesday evening . friends
and neighbours gathered at. the
Anglican Church' Sunday School
rct'm to honour Dsmna •: Haldenby,:
bride' elect: Mrs. Fred `Freindorf, •
was" in the; chair and the follow-
ing, program was given: ',Com-
munity singing, The' more we get;
together, Smile, Bicycle built for
two (using the names of Donna
and George) and Dawn . by • the
Old Mill stream ,Mrs.' Tom Hod-
:gins conducted a flower contest:
Readings' .wee given by Norma
Haldenby and Elda Wall who also
read an address',to the bride.
Miss Edna Boyle' played the wed-
ding • march and: the bride was~'
.shown to her place' of honour,
She . was . assisted by her sisters,
Mrs, . Lloyd Husk and Mrs.' Done
Cameron also ',Norma 'and . Bren-
da. • Haldenby. Donna received• •
many lovely ' gifts for which she
expressed her ;thanks and' invited'
all ,to come and see her trader
seau. For She's A .Jolly Good
Fellow was suing and . lunch was
served. ;