HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1965-07-28, Page 3WEDNESDAY, JULY 28th, :1905
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General .a d
Local�n
Mrs. Kenneth. Laidlaw and dau-
ghters
. Patricia. and Joyce of Lon-
don' are spending a .few days this
.week with . Mr. ; 'and Mrs. • . George
Hunter.:
• Mr. ,. ' and Mrs. . William:.Hewat
•and their daughters Ardonna Hew -
at ,
ew-at• and Mrs. Don (Nancy). Biles
all of Toronto are -holidaying this
week at their cottage at \ the foot
'of. the twelfth of Ashfield. Mrs.
Hewet'.•and Ardonna returned Fri
day . evening from .a trip to the
West -Coast.
Miss-•- r•.na Campbell' of ' Tor-
onto visited Mrs. R. H. Thompson
over the . week -end.. •
Mrs. 'Gorden Ritchie of town
visited over the week -end ' with;
�, her son , Lorne,. Mrs.Ritchie and
Annabelle of • Huron Township.
Mrs, Al Martin • of Long Beach
•California and. Mrs. •Ron Rothwell
of ' Norwood, are visitors in Luck
now.•'with •their mother .Mrs. Ed.
Thom. ,
Mrs. .Gerald Frye . of Dallas,
'Texas Was a visitor during the,
• week with her • cousins Mr. and
Mrilo. Stuart Collyer, June Collyer•
and other relatives.
- Miss Winnie Stewart spent the
week -end at the home of herpar-
ents. Winnie leaves on • Saturday
on ' a: two week- vacation • trip to
' Jamaica. She will visit, her friend
. Miss • Jean Munn.
Mr. and Mrs. • Frank Scott of
Southgate, Mich. are• . visiting.
their •cousins . Mrs. McKendrick
and Madelyn McMorran.
Mrs. • Chas. Shaddick and Mr.
Wm.. Potter attended a' family re-
union in Goderich last Wednesday.
Mr. Potter" won the prize for the
oldest man :present.. ,..
,Mr" . and Mrs. Philip Stewart
spent a 'week ` Visiting ;Mr. ' . and
Mrs. Allan Stewart in Burlington
and Mr. and, . Mrs. Jack ; Witson : in
Oakville.
F. .0. and. Mrs. R. J: Jordan.. of.
Gr-eenwgod Nova 'Scotia were
week -end guests at the home of
Fred Webb. .
Mr. and 1Vlrs:' Ewart Taylor
spent Sunday with Mr. and., Mrs.
Roy, Keane of Stratford:
Mrs. James Valad of. Windsor
attended the 'funeral of her broth-
er ' Martin Cassidy of Teeswater
last week.
Miss. Jackie Johnston of R.R. 4
Ripley is : holidaying with her:.
grandparents Mr. ;and Mrs. Ewart.
Taylor. .
.Mr. and Mrs. Calvin , . McKay,
Blaine and Lawrence of. Windsor
are `holidaying at their cottage
"The. Ponderosa", Boiler . Beach.
Mrs, R. V. ' MacKenzie was ad-
mitted to Wingham' hospital this
morning .(Wednesday).' •
Tim Collyer • is visiting : this
week' in- Mount Forest at the
home of' Mr. and.„Mrs. David
.Weiser. • .
Allan' McQuilliri, Sentinel lino -
type '. operator, whosecondition
was quite serious in Victoria :Hos-`
pital last. week, .has improved,:con-
siderably during : the :week..',
Frank. Hamilton of Ashfield was
a recent winner ;at the Durham
bingo. Frank split a $100 ' special
four ways..`,
Mr. and Mrs.' E. J. Harms-.
worth 'of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs.
David MacLeod and Mark 'of Ban-
croft, Jean MacLeod ' of Toronto,'
Mr.: and Mrs. Clayton' Alton 'and
Kenny' MacLeod of Ashfield at-
tended the graduation exercises
at Wingham Hospital . when Mrs.
Dorothy MacLeod ` of Lucknow
graduated as a, nursing assistant.
Mrs. MacLeod returned to Ban-
croft and : ' Toronto . for a week's
holiday.
. Mrs. Wm. MacKenzie and Miss
a Kenzie of
Katharine M Toronto
c rnto
have spent the month of July at
"Bonnie Acres", the 'farm home
of Mr. and. Mrs. ' Tom ' MacKenzie.
Katharine :visited' ; last, `'week': in
Southampton.
Mr. and. • Mrs George Taylor,
Beverley, Barry, David and John
of .Falconbridge visited recently,
for a week with relatives in Luck-
now.
William Phillips of Watford was
a recent visitor •with Mr. and`.
Mrs. George ,Saunders, '
Shows progress At
Lucknow Business Men's AssociatioflBloorview School :.
:I.irida.DteQuiilln is' a three
Linda , �'IcQuillin is' , on a three
• week vacation at the • home •.of
The FollOW�n Are :Proud . To Welcomeg
New Members
Mayfair JRestaurant
Grant Chisholm's Esso
Bill Kinahan Insurance
' Haven's Heating 'and .Plumbing
Porter's Septic Tanks
Brook's Transport
Knechtel's Milling
Philip Stewart Insurance
Fred Emberlin,, Decorator
Ron Forster, Septic Tanks
Spence 'Irwin, Contractor
Dee's Beauty ;Salon
Kincardine Cleaners •
Warden Hnwald, Contractor
cknow Bowl •
Mary Lou's Beauty Salon
Art Gilmore; :heating & Plumbing
Wesont'tumber
Gladys' Beauty Saler
Gordon Johnstone Feeds
Orland' Irwin'.s Garage
Walden Transport
Bruce" MacMillan
G ' & E Massey Ferguson Dealers
IF YOUR NAME HAS BEEN MISSED OR.YOU ARE NOT A
MEMBER: AT PRESENT AND';.ARE,.•IN.TERESTED 1N BECOMING
ONE, PLEASE LET US KNOW.
1Vlcquillin of Kinloss. Linda, ' a
'victim of cerebral palsy ' has been
attending. Bloorview --'Children's
House in Toronto for a Year now.
Her brother Gordon McQuillin,
itis wife and Barbara McQuil-
lin brought 'Linda ,home Sunday.
Linda has passed from Grade
one to Grade. • two with a very
good report. Because her hand is
net too steady, Linda has learned
to use thetypewriter rather than
write long hand. Her family of-
ten receive type written' letters
from her.
Linda would be doubly excited
about"getting home as she cele-
brated her 10th birthday on Mon-
day of this week along with her
niece Sharon MacNay of Amber-
ley
mberley who observed her. "lith birth-
day the same day.
Hacke�ts pbser�re .
25th Anniversq
• (Zion News)
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Hackett Jr.,of . Ashfield observed their '25t
wedding anniversary en Tuesday,
July 24th:
Ella and Alex marked this hap-
py occasion by entertaining " at a
family dinner on Tuesday evening
at their home, The buffet dinner
was. served:' from: .an attractively'.
decorated' .. table; ,centered'. 'with
roses and: lighted silver candles.
After. the ' dinner lovely gifts
were presented to the couple which
included a°silver tea service, a
gift from the immediate relatives.,
This was accompanied by the fol-
lowing ' address composed.. and.
read ' :by Mrs. • Pharis Mathers.
Dear Alex and Ella:
Its / been 'a quarter century,
Since you' cut your wedding cake,
Yet 'folks' say now as folks said
then, .,
"What a charming pair you
make." , N
For you've : those stirling 'quaint
nes, •
That shine through laughs and
•tears, ,
And the kind of understanding
. 'love,
That just outlasts the years.
Your wedding anniversary, /'
Is •a'day that stands apart,
It's a splendid opportunity,
For. us to show our ' part,
In wishing you many more grand
years,
To share with all your heart.
Alex and Ella' expressed their
thanks, and appreciation for, ev
erything that made' the occasion
a happy event, after which ' pic
tures w.ere, taken.
During the' evening neighbours.
and friends called in to • extend
their best wishes. . The evening
was spent in playingcards and
humorous . contests.
Mr: and Mrs. Hackett were
married at the . home of Mr. and
Mrs. Vernon Hunter,, near Ripley,
on July 20th, 1940. They have one
son,, Wayne at home, .: who is em-
ployed with the Lucknow " District
Co-op. =
ASHFIELD
Marian MacDonald attended the
Girls • Camp at Kintail ' last week.
Mrs. = Emile Nougaarh of Chic..
ago is. visiting her brother,; Bruce'.
MacDonald; :.
Mrs. Jack . Johnston. of Hamil-
ton visited with Bill Johnston last
week.
Mrs. ; Annie • MacDonald : is a
patient in /Kincardine : Hospital.
Mrs. Alex- MacLennan of Chic-
ago with her niece Jean Clark. of
Midland, and nephew' Graham
MacDowell of Westfield; called on
friends here last Sunday.
Anne; Schillroth of London spent
a .few. weeks with hersgrandfather,.
Hector MacLean. '
Church;. Service .will be at : 9:45
a.m.: in Ashfield , Presbyterian
Church for the month , of • August,'
with Church .School .at.11.
J. Wesley .Haines
Died In Wingham
=James - Wesley:. Haines,: 86, died
Sunday, July 18th, in ,Wingham and
District.' Hospital ;following an ill-
ness of eight weeks. -He was . the
son of the late . George . Haines and
Sarah Jane Dymond of ,Culross,
where .he 'was, born January 16,
1879,
He farmed, at. Holyrood .and
Dungannon and retired : to Wing -
ham in 1958." He was a 'member
of the United Church.
Mr. Haines was married twice.
His first wife, the former Emma
Edgar, died.in 1915. He married
Marjorie . Harris; - of ' Mildmay: in
1920 who predeceased him in Jan_..
uary, 1959.
Survivors, include three .daugh-
ters,. Mrs. Bert (Elva) Wylie of
Howick Township, Mrs. Jack FEd
na) McLean of Wroxeter, Mrs.
Harvey (Betty) Ritchie, .Lucknow;
a sister, Mrs. William .(Nellie)
Wellings of Wingham; one broth
er., Gillies, of Aylmer;and 11
grandchildren.
Funeral service ‘was conducted
at the S. J. Walker funeral home
on Tuesday, July;20th, by.Rev C..
M. Jardine. �Buriai in , Wingham
Cemetery. '
Plan ,Day
Horse Enthusiasts
On Civic Holiday, Monday, Aug-
ust 2, Kincardine Kinsmen •:Club
will be presenting their twenty.
second annual harness race meet.
• The. Kinsmen ,Club of Kincar-
dine ,was the first service club
in Canada to• sponsor the •sport.
Harness racing has advanced a ,
long way since it first? started ill•
Kincardine ninety-seven years.a .;
go when • the 'first races were ar=,
ranged between the "young
bloods" of the district whose rep-
utation at that time might be
likened tel today's 'fast cars. :
However, there was- a differen-
ce and devoted horseman took
pride in the advancement of the
breed. Unfortunately this ., called
for .personalsacrifice so it was
not surprising that racing as an
organization sport fell on evil
days and, it would appear for a
timethat harness , racing would
disappear •from the : Canadian
sports picture. ,A few of the old-
sters still felt the terrific : com-
petitive spirit and enlisted young-
er groups "with the legs to help
bring about a revival, since many
race, meets fell to the responsibil-
ity
esponsibil ity of a few, who through lack of
helpers 'and, finances, found suc-
cessful race meetsan impossibil-
ity.
This happened in Kincardine al-
though
lthough the ' town had one of 'the
best ; tracks in Ontario. Kincar•-
dine Kinsmen took up the chatl
lenge which has been ddopted by
many western Ontario centres and
once again 'harness racing be-
came. one of the : greatest annual
events in the Lake Huron town's
summer program.
Last .year ' 76 Kinsmen and . stn-'
po ters, made the harness race
meet one that • isrespected by not
only .those :who attend but by the
horsemen as well. On the other
hand the support given. the Kins-
men bythose Who wish ' 'to: race
in Kincardine has set a new goal
for; the Kinsmen Club and • the
meet will again be held on Civic
Holiday. Proceeds go for club wel-
fare
elfare work. '
Secretary Elmer Thompson re-
ports little ` difficulty in securing
'horses to. ' race at Kincardine
while the improved pari -mutual
,betting booths will appeal, to the :...
customers . who set a record last.
year for patronage as they enjoy '
ed a real day of racing on one of
Ontario's finest tracks, located on
the inviting . shores of Lake Huron':
in the town "where you're , . a
stranger only once."
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Lucknow
Presbyterian rc
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Rev.: Roderick : MacLeod
Minister
SUNDAY, AUGUST 1
10:00 a.m. Sunday.. ' School
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship
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UCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH
Heir. .Howard W. Strapp
Minister
SUNDAY,-,AUG.UST 1st
10:00 a.m.. Sunday : School
11:00' a.m. Morning. Worship
Joint services with
St. Peters Anglican Church.
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CHURCH
Union SerVices • During August
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in
Lucknow ,United ''Church
I'ach Sunday at 11:00 acini
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