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THE
LUCKNOW SENTINEL; LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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en Bou�ling Every
LADIES . BOWL, 215 OR OVER
MEN :'"BOWL 300 OR •OVER,
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FOR RESERVATIONS .PHONE 528413.5.
g' �n ' Meet Of
Annuai
Bruce • Presbyterial
With a record 'attendance of.
more than 250 persons; the third
annual meeting . of. Bruce Presby-
terial,
resby-
ter. ial, United Church : Women,
was held in the Kincardine chur-.
ch.
Mrs, W. Grant of Paisley, pres-
ident, ;presided '.: and welcomed •
the women. ' . Mrs. Glen Stanley
and Mrs. F. Cumming : of Clarke
U.C.W. conducted' . the worship `
service and Mrs. :Clarence Wal
pole,' ' Kincardine ..U.C.W. presi-
dent spoke : briefly; extending a,
welcome to all to the Kincardine
church..
In the unavoidable absence of
the recording -secretary, ' Mrs,. B.
Carlon,. '. Clavering, the,'highlights.
of the year 1964 were presented
by Mrs: H. D. Thacker. Mrs.
J. •Miller,. treasurer, Port
Elgin., reported : $17,787.44' , sent to..
the conference treasurer.
Mrs. Reg Moore read an. im-
,pressive In Memoriam message..
And members stood in/ memory of•'
44 women yvhose names will: be
added to the :. Book • of : Remem-
brance..
A resolution.'to petition 'the Can-
adian govertmeiit to amend the
Canadian,. citizenship .act was ap
proved. Mrs. A. Hear dpresented.
the 1965 slate of officers, , which
Was installed by Mrs F. Taylor,
president of Hamilton Conference
U.CW....
Past . president, Mrs. E. J. Fox,.
Chesley; , president,' Mrs: Wilfred
Grant, Paisley;, 1st vice-president,
Mrs. Norman. ` Belfry, Walkerton;
2nd 'vice-president, MrS.. H. B
Cheshire, Wiarton; 3rd .vice pies-:
ident, Mrs. Wm. J. Arnold, ,R.+R.
3, Ripley; 4th vice -,president, Mrs.
A. •Woefle,.. RR, 2, Paisley.; re-
cording secretary, Mrs. R, A.
:Carson, R R: 1, Clavering; : cor-
responding secretary, Mrs. Harold
Thacker; . Kincardine; : treasurer,
Mrs. ,John Miller; PortElgin; ci-
tizenship .. and social action, Mrs..
Stan, Ellis, . Southai npton Christ
tion education. ;and missionary ed-
ucation, Mrs. 'Gordon .. Alpaugh,
Dobbinton; : finance, Mrs. Richard.
Fenton, Port Elgin;.. leadership
'development, : Mrs. Bruce: Jacklin'
Walkerton; nominations,' Mrs. Mel
:Donahue, Teeswater; organization
and promotion, Mrs.: Frank . Pad
don, . Southampton; • Community.
friendship and: visiting, Mrs. .Nal -
lace. Ribey,;: R.R. 4; .Paisley; lit-
erature, Mrs.:, W. A., Krug,. Ches-
ley;.: press' and publicity,' Mrs. H.
A. `Street, Kincardine; . steward-
ship and. 'recruiting, Mrs. Walter"
Farrell, R:R. 2;' Ripley; supply'.
and social assistance, Miss Net-
tie Moffat, • Teeswater; archivist,
•Miss Winnifred Warren; : Walker-
ton.
SUBSCRIBERS :. NOTE: •
• In renewing'his 'Sentinel, Cecil
H. • Armstrong :of, Port • Colborne..
writes,:.; "It • kind •of bothers me.
when. I . find those 40 and 50 year.
columns bringing: back old mem-
ories ...and I relive sone•. of 'those
days, ;especially the .old • 'school
reports."
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llot this happy' couple ! Many 'years ago,
Bob invested in a ' Sun Life Retirement In-
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e "policy and, now that he is . 6 he. will
be receiving from Sun Life0
, a $4 cheque
every month.' And when Bob dies, his Wife
will receive two-thirds of this amount each
month as long as she lives. ••
Chances are you too may, look' forward to
many happy retirement years.; Follow Bob's
example.. Why not give me a calltoday?. •
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Dorothy' IkIIam'
Wed At Lucknow
SCHNEIDER - :HALLAM; .
Lucknow United . Church, decor-'
ated with • candles: and Easter lil-
ies, was the setting for the Mar-
riage of Dorothy Marie .,Joyce
Hallam: and James; Edward. `Sch-
neider. The bride is 'the daugh-
ter- of Mr. and,..Mrs. :.Charles' E.
Hallam of •Lucknow and the
groom is the Son of Mr. .:. and Mrs:
GeorgeSchneider : of Auburn.:
Rev:* H. W, Strapp, . Lucknow,'
:officiated at the. ' ` ceremony on
April 10th at 2 .p;m.' Mrs. Ross
Cumming was organist. • '
The bride, given • in marriage
by her father, wore a floor length
gown of silk organza with scoop
neckline, and lilypoint sleeves on
moulded' ' bodice. . The bouffant
skirt ' was enhanced With .appli-
qued • guipre lace ' and fell into a
chapel train. The centre back. had:
a self organza . rose falling into
swirling , streamers. ' Her ' elbow
length . veil of . silk illusion with
lace -edge was held by : a: crown
of waxed -florets: She. carried-
Bible
arried`Bible with red ' roses ' and stream=
ers: . ••
The bridemaids were Miss-
Ruth Schneider of Aubt rn sister
of the groom,' and Miss Beth' .Hal-'
lam of ' Lucknow, sister of. .the.
bride, .attired in maize,. silk :or-
ganza, "street: length dresses with
white ..accessories. They :Carried
pink and whitecarnations in 'cas-
cade style.
Len ,Bahelaar of Auburn was
best man ' .Cecil'' Hallam; and Ross
Hallam • brothers of ' :the bride
were ushers: ;
' The `' wedding dinner ` was held
in the •Lucknow. United Church.
Parlour: The bride's' mother, re-'
ceived in a two piece, patterned,
blue silk' shit. The groom's
Mother .wore a two piece dress of
blue silk with net:'
For travelling the 'bride chose
a: bronze organza dress with dark
brown accessories. After a short
honeymoon; the young couple will
reside' in Auburn.
The bride , is presently taking a
Nurses Aid Course at .the Ontario.
Hospital, Goderich.•.
PURPLE GROVE.
(Intended: For Last 4Week) ..
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Boyle •on the; : arrival:' of
their 'baby boy
Mr and Mrs Donald. McCosh`
were Sunday . guests with Mrs.
'Annetta Bushell, .'Lucknow
—'Mrs. Frank Dore visited. Miss'
Eva: Culbert. .
Mrs. William Hughes, •-Goderich'
is at the home 'of: Mr:. and Mrs.
Francis Boyle.
'Purple Grove .Institute, met at
the hoMe of Mrs. Acrel Arni-
strong • on • Wednesday afternoon.
Carolyn Forster. is • out. of hos- •
pital after having an, appendix'
Operation.
Mr. .• and Mrs. Donald McCosh
and Mr. ; Sam Pollock .spent Thurs-.
day evening `with Mr.:. and Mrs.
Ivan' Pollock....
'Mrs. William Arnold, Mrs. 'Geo-
rge ,• Harkness; Mrs: Donald Gil-
lies, Mrs. FrankDore and Mrs,
.Donald McCosh held •an ',Institute
executive meeting, at the .home' of
Miss Margaret.. Robertson on Fri-
day . afternoon.:. •
.• Mrs. ' Edwin • Harrison' spent' a
week, at the home . of . Mr. and
Mrs. • Morford' -MacKay while .they
holidayed' hi Kentucky and 1VIis-:
sourd. ' :' ,
Mr, and Mrs... Russel. Need
'visited Mr. and Mrs: Peter.
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Linner • and
family of Goderich visited Mr,
and Mrs. Frank Currie. ,
Mrs. William 'MacKay, Ripley;
visited Mr.:. and. • Mrs. Morford
'MacKay.
Mr. . and •Mrs. Victor Gawley
visited Mr. and Mrs,' Russel Hew
itt. ' • .
Congratulations to..Mr. and Mrs,
Clayton . Watke, Carisruhe, on the
arrival of a son, a brother . for:
Jeanette and Marlene.- .
." ' The • Purple ' Grove Guardettes
held their 8th meeting in the
'schoel "on Saturday, March 27th.
They discussed posture,..: care of
the feet, eyes, teeth and skin.
The 9th •meeting of Purple
Grove Guardettes was held at the
school. on April ,3rd, . with leaders
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Mrs. William Arnold and Mrs, appearance of the Sunday School
George Harkness. They , discussed room. A ., film. was ' shown on In•. '.
first aid, artificial. respiration. dian ' lifeto-day, and : an open dis-
They demonstrated . artificial': res- cussion was held on what/our
piration;. reaction would . ,be if' an Indian:
Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Fry,
Betty, Loran a ad Laura Mae
were Sunday guests , of .. Mrs.
Frank Dore, and family:
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AMBERLEY
(Intended For `Last. Week)
.Official, ' Board .' ,Meeting - -
An Official Board meeting was
held. on Wednesday , evening . at
Pine , River . United Church ' where
Bethel and Pine ,River congrega-
tions`; met.. Rev: ;• Harold ,Pillen
presided. Bill ' Elliott, was 'record-
ing secretary.' Howard Harrison.
was appointed delegate' to' the
presbytery , and, conference and
Elmer Courtney ,;alternate dele-
gate. A committee was appointed
to see about ,purchasing a • dupli-
cating machine, The;. ` • meeting
• Closed with prayer .by` Rev. H.
Pillen.. '
Eugene Blue`of.St Clair Shores,
Michigan, : visited with , his par-;
eats Mr.' and : Mrs J, Blue and
attended the funeral ofhis cousin
Mrs. -Eugene Martyn on Sunday.
Mr• :and Mrs. 'Tom McMillan of
Waterloo visited 'on •Sunday. ' with
`Mr. ; James. Millen, of the ' second
concession of .' Huron.
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Hi -C Group At .Betmore
Four car loads :from Pine :River'
and : Bethel ITnited Church Hi -C
groups enjoyed • :a social. evening
at Delmore United Church on Fri-
day evening, April 9th. The church
basement was tastefully decorat-
ed and an arrangement to repre-
sent a': coffee shop added to the
were to' attend school : in the;
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`com-
munity. A number of hymns were
sung and : Rev. Harold Pilien 'led
in prayer. Games and a ,'lively.,
sing -song, which were enjoyed by
all, brought a 'happy evening to
' a lose, Tables for --four. were set
and, delicious refreshments Were
served. An:; invitation was ' extend-
ed : to Belmor ; Hi -C . to attend. a
"Record Hop" at 'Reids • .Corners,
hall ,• April ;19th,, when .Bethel' and
Pine River. Hi -C will entertain the
Belmorei'group.
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LUCKNOW-DUNGANNON
BOWLING
(Intended For Last' Week)
The 1965 seriescaime' to a close
with ; the Coons winning,out in.
the Group "A".. ' Mary, Fisher of.
the : Coons had the ladies high
triple" of 671 .and; : a single, game
of. . 34& Len. MacDonald .of,:. the
Beavers rolled the 'men's 'high'
triple of . 779, and TigerBill Ste-' ,
wart •;had 'a single of 303.
In Group ! "B" the Zebras were
the ; winners, Chipmunk • Frank
Hawthorne 'rolled a•• triple of 788
flat and single games. of• '310,' 240
and 238 on alleys 5 and 6. Shir
ley 'Hawthorne had 'the ladies tri-
ple , oL 532 , and; ; Eunice Cunning-
ham top game, 221: •
Group "A": Coons 15, Beavers . • .
14, Tigers 10, ''Lions 8, .;Cubs .8,.
Kangaroos 5,..
Group "B": Zebras. 18, Gophers
12, Wolverines 11, Chipmunks 10,
Pole Cats 7, Squirrels, 2.
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