The Lucknow Sentinel, 1965-07-21, Page 11WEDNESDAY, JULY '21st,, 1965
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mother Passes .
This .community ,. extends their
. ; sympathy.to'' Mrs,'. Doris. 'Willis
and, family in, the loss of •: her
mother Mrs.. Jeffrey , Musgrave. of
Wroxeter `whopassed away sud-
denly on Friday' evening .at Lis-
towel. The, funeralwas held .on
Sundayfrom the' Moir , funeral
Thome, Gorrie wfth: burial in Wroit-
eter 'cemetery. Mrs. Musgrave
was. known to ,many. bete . as she
frequently visited for some time
with, her. daughter,. ' Mrs:.• Willis,
•:.' IVIrs::°Maber` Stapleton' . who has
been visiting with,' her daughter
Mrs, Tom Jamieson and Mr. Jam-
ieson, we are . sorry ,to. report,
was admitted to. Wingham and
'District Hospital on.. Monday. The
friends in this community wish ,her
a very speedy recovery.
Colleen and Carol Farrier of
Long Branch spent the :week=end'
Mrs. W.
. '
with their grandmother' -M
R Farrier and Winnifred, ,'Their
brother Brian accompanied them
back; to Toronto.• ..
Family: Reunion; Held
.A , family Reunion was held at
the home' of Mr. and Mrs. ::Ben
McClenaghan on Sunday. when' Mr.
and, Mrs. Harry • Moss and family,.
Plattsville, . Mr. and -Mrs. Bill
Parker and family, Lucan, Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin McClenaghaii
and family Waterloo, Mr. and Mrs.
.Irvin Mcclenaghan, and. ' family,'
St. MThomas, Mrs,. Stanley Leeson
and Carol Ann of B.C. gathered
at the.. home of Mr. and 'Mrs.: Carl
.McCleinaghan., Absent for the .oc-
casion were Mr- and Mrs.: Jim
McIntyre and . family of Ridge -
town..
"Mrs: Stanley :Leeson and. -Carol
Ann left on `Monday .for Grimsby
to visit ' with Mr,, and °Mrs: Bill
Leeson , where :Stanley Leeson
will join them to visit with his
brother and :.• later : accompany
Mrs.. Leeson onthe return trip to
B.C. with the car purchased. here::
Mrs. W. .R, Farrier 'and Win-
.nifred'left on Sunday ; to visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack .Gillespie ..and
family .of Sarnia.. •
Ronnie McClenaghan of •St:
Thomas. is ` holidaying, with his
grandparents' : Mr. and Mrs: Ben
McClenaghan.
Western. Trip,
On Sunday; Mr. and Mrs.. Rus -
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARI'O.
sl
_e Gaunt visited ` with.: Mr. and
Mrs, John L..Dirstein of Hanover
and Mr, and. Mrs.Don Dir`stein
who, returned •on ,Saturday.. from
a. two' weeks ;tour .by train. to . the
western :provinces including .Cal-
gary. stampede. They 'also travel-
led by plane from Portland Oregon
to Camas, Washington where they
visited 'Mr.,: , and- Mrs, Harold
Gaunt and family, From here they
flew back to ' Calgary and Banff
and to. Malton airport by jet plane.:
Mt, and Mrs. Max . "McFarlan
of ' Ildertop accompanied by• Mrs.
John . Sparks; of. .London .visited
:Saturday with Mr,: and;• rs. Rus-
sel TR.s
sel .Gaunt who with Mr :and Mrs,
.McFarlan attended ,the Gaunt Re-
union .<picnic. Saturday afternoon.
at the• hone• of Mr. and. Mrs: Rus-
sel Phillips on Dungannon. Road.
Mrs. Sparks spent the afternoon
with her 'mother Mrs. John' Miller
of Lucknow, •
Mr. and. Mrs; Jack Johnston.
and family of. London visited • Sat-
urday with his parents. , Mr. . , and
Mrs. Gershom 'Johnston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Parker ..of'
Lucan, were Tuesday visitors with
Mr, :and Mrs. Ben.. McClenaghan
and Mr. and Mrs. Carl 1VIcClen-'
aghan. .
Attend Funeral In Toronto
Charles Martin,.. Mr. and : Mrs.,
Don Martin ' .and..' Wayne,. Mrs:.
Robert Stewart art and . Mrs, ; Laura
McNeil attended the "funeral' on
Monday at .11 a.m.', of the late Rev
Henry Marin at Leaside United
Church; Toronto. • •
• Mr; , ands Mrs Harry Moss and
family of Plattsvillevisited with
Mr.. and Mrs.' Ben McClenaghan
and Mr. and` Mrs. Carl McClen
aghan on Thursday..: •' .•. '
• Gordon Moffat of Toronto .visit-
ed Saturday evening' with Donald
Gaunt..•.,
• . Mr. and Mrs. Ben McClenaghan.
accompanied Mrs : Stanley: Lee-
son and ..Carol Ann of B;C.• to St.
Thomas • on Thursday: to. visit,
Mr, and Mrs; Jim MacIntyre and
family.: of Ridgetown and Mr., and
Mrs Irwin '. ' McClenaghan , .' and
family 'of St.. Thomas..
We are. happy to report Mrs.
Gibson Gillespie' was able • to re-
turn to:, her .. Name on Thursday
from Wingham •District Hospital.
Barry '. Gillespie. of Sarnia :: is
spending holidays : with Mr and
Mrs. : Garnet Farrier: ,
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PAGE-: ELEVEN.
CLAN MEET
(continued .from' page 1)
lene Inglis, ' Lynda Barrett and
Charlene Barrett; Boys 9 and ov-
er, Ian MacKenzie and Bradley.
MacKenzie, Gary MacKenzie; and
Tom ' Main. A i
Rev, Neil McCombie , and Lorne
MacKenzie entertained with bag-
pipe music, during. the afternoon;
By 4:30 p.m. over 90- members
of the. Clan gathered 4n the ' Hall
for a .Buffett Supper served; by
the Hall C omnittee..
... After 'a delicious meal and still
seated at the tables the hnsinesS
meeting was conducted . by the
President Ewan MacLean. He
heartily welcomed all to. the Four-
th Annual reunion, The Clan Song.
was sung and Mrs.' Florence John-
ston was. asked ' for a few words.•.
as . it. was her first visit:' Mrs.
Donald Bine., Ripley, is 'secretary -
treasurer.
The oldest /member present. was
Mrs, . Kate MacLean, . of Flint,
Michigan. • During the program
she favoured us with piano solos
in herusual fine . manner: Thea.
youngest .member present . was
Susan ' Elizabeth, . daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. Lorne .MacKenzie,,
Stratford, Ontario. The member
coming the farthest was Mrs.
Rhoda Compton, Kalaska, Mich-
igan, Donald Kember, Flint, • Mich-
igan, expressed good. wishes to
the Clan, r '
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Mrs; ,Roy MacKenzie : and Mrs:
Wm. Scott conducted Community
Singing and Mrs. • Scott ' rendered
a couple of solos. .• •
'Dr. Kenneth Johnston of --St: `
Cathe'rines gave a very, interest-
ing ;account of .his ;trip to Rosshire,
Scotland ' His 'talk, was accompan-
ied by ..beautiful. slides. The, sea-
port of Applecross from: which;
our forefathers sailed, ,has ::been
in use since 1745. The rugged,
barren homeland gave :the pione-
er 'of •'Canada the steadfastness,
by which, they persevered provid-
ing for. us . our present heritage.
Dr. Johnston's talk 'was thorough-
ly enjoyed:: ..
Dr: F. Scott MacKenzie, had sent;.
an - account of the : early life of
Neil Ban MacKenzie •and Mary:
MacRae. This was circulated; dur-
ing the.: afternoon and will ,be the
nucleus for. the ,family. book. :
.The; same Executive will serve
for another, year. The second. Sat
• urday' in . July 4s on -• record for
1966,
All :P arted: in. g .. good fellowship at-.
tinging, "Auld Lang' Syne .
FAIRN .QTES
Have , , you , read and studied
your prize lists? 1 M e you .going to
enter ' one Or more classes and . be
a prize winner?' It would be well-
to .note in the Special ' Events' see- ' .
tion-`- No. 3 Ponies ini Parade
That to be deemed worthy of a
prize, both ride, , and. pony must : •
be, `decorated:
Then . too in the Girls 411. Club
section,. . it must ' be understood
that each club entering a project
Will ' receive the same amount of
prize. money ' for ,their ` effort , in ;
making a ' •display of a recent
study. '
If in doubt' about any :section'
of the prize list,':, please contact.
a 'director as soon. as possible.
THERE'LL BE FEASTING' AND. FUN
At The Lucknow and District Lions Club
and
CARNIVA GAMES
ith Dancing and Prize Draw
in the
Uckfl�i':Aieno, TbU.,:JIy .2
ON THE NEW CEMENT FLOOR
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Supper served 5:30, to: 8:00 P.m. featuringcold meats, salads;
jellos, etc., all under refrigeration ' and Home-made pies made
by the. Lions* wives.
Adults. $1,50
LUCKNOW DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL BAND'
Public ' School Children 75c.
carnival Games - Monster Bingo.
�hldr�n's Games -Dancing
PRIZE DRAW
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FOR '$260' IN 'CASH PRIZES
Proceeds for tions Welfare Work And In. Aid of
Summer Swimming Classes'