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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1965-08-18, Page 8PAGE EIGHT qf THE L..UCKNOW .SENTINEL,, LUCKNOW,' ONTARIO KINLOUGH and DISTRICT • and 'Ezra anarence Halden-' n oyug amotorip through the' byd daughter oand Mrs. f. Chdvin Alter..' Western ,Provinces. • to has been visiting with Mr. and Mrs: Bill Burt who underwent Mrs. Norman E.' Haldenby and Major surgery several weeksago family and 'other relatives. Y bas returned home. We wish her Mr. and Mrs, Roy, Graham and improved health. Madonna and Miss Brenda Eck ;'Brian Percy son ,of : the -late enswillerF. have gone on a motor• Mr.. ` and Mrs. Harold. Percy, was trip to• the West. Mrs, Marie Eck- ' injured in a haying'.accident • and 'enswViller . who has been visiting #as• to be. hospitalized 'for •,keMe• . here `returned home ,with them: tune, .. • ,,,.. •, , Mr. and, Mrs. George Gilbert' of' Stratford visited' with, .their cou- sins Mrs: Witham Cox,; Rev;Ben- son Cox and `Mrs • Ada Hodgins., EYENTNING Fe FOR HOME,, OR SHOP:.,' OR;API /INHERE' YOWI LHND I S TOPS ATPRIOES FAIR I. WESONT 528-2909 LUCKNOW H.W.I. Hear ' •Bruce South.' Pres. The H.W.I.:met on T iursday, August 5th at the hall.. Mrs. ,Alex: Percy presided and, the meeting opened with singing. the .Ode and repeating the Mary Stewart Col- lect in unison.. Mrs,. ;:Lyman • Sut- ton read the minutes and gave the treasurers report. Communi- cations were •read regarding a senior training school /"Vegetables with- : a flair" and also; .a, ' 4H'; Course. Judges for the spice cake contest' were .-Miss. , Eva Culbert and Mrs. LorneEadie with Mrs. Lyman Sutton and Mrs. Frank, Madden winning ` the. prizes. The Standing Committee con- vertor in Agriculture is to look , in- to the Centennial. Farm Improve - *meat, project Mrs. JJim' Smith reported . on: their day at the' Mus- eum•• at Soutbbampton. Nearly 100 persons • went through during the afternoon • : and a successful 'Gar - ,den Gar,den Party Was also held there Mrs. Jack Hewitt, ; Convenor, was in : charge of theprogram I'I rYl'..T4•� F. Pr,�u�ong� the life, improves the look:.of your buildings The:. superior quality; pf CO-OP*Roofing and Siding • material adds years' of maintenance -free life to roofs and walls. Deeps buildingsattractive longer too. 'Weather • resistant Galvanized Steel, Aluminum and Fiberglas beat the heat, the cold, the rain aid the snow.' Tested to withstand winds up to 100 m.p.h.,. CO-OP. Roofing and Siding: offers greater rigidity for maximum Snow -load strength, outstanding nailing characteristics plus improved overlap. It is easily and quickly applied on `buildings: old and new. . CO-OP. Roofing and Siding is available in 32" width and lengths from 6 to 30' at prices to sl jt your budget � . MADE TO RIGID CO-OP SPECIFICATIONS FOR YOUR SATISFACTION } •wI '1, Watertight overlap : • Easily handled and appn d ,;Ga vanized Stebl +Alum nwn Pibe plan 'Registered tide Mark i • str�t phone!i2$4tas day. Other visitors., at the same Heine were Mr4 and VIM Walter ,and opened with a poem. The roll call. was: "M,y. favourite. •:recipe using spice"; topic . Spices, prepared by Mrs Orville Elliott and read by Mrs William Eadie; the motto' _ "Good; health and good food are two of lifesgreat- est' blessings' Ending with - a poem, "The summer children"; piano solo. — Brenda Hewitt. Mrs. Frank . Mauldenn introduced the guest speaker Mrs: Francis:. Gem- mell of: Ripley president :et • the Bruce South District who • based 'her- thoughts. on the. motto• , "For - home and"country" Mrs. Hewitt thanked .the speaker and present- ed her with a gift in, appreciation.'. Mrs. Jack Hewitt favoured'. With a piano solo- "The GloW Worm"; The meeting closed with God Save the Queen and Grace after which lunch was served. by,. Brenda and Heather Hewitt assisted by Mrs. Jim Smith. Would anyladies having ' ant- iques used in • either kitchen or pantry, loan them for the Luck.. now Centennial . Fair ' and the H.W.I. committee in charge. would, appreciate it if they would bring them .to . the next • Institute. meeting. on .September 2nd. Lost Barn . We aresorry to report that El- mer Vance lost:° his barn destroy- ed by fire during the severe el- ectrical storm on Friday evening: Lost was his seasons .. crop ,of hay along with some pigs and calves Miss Joyce. Allen of Listowel is: holidaying with Mr: ' and . Mrs:, Russell Hewitt.:. Mr. and'"Mrs. Tom Bowden and family of Dunnville visited on Saturday with Miss. Edna ° Boyle. Mr. and Mrs.. Harold Haldenby returned .home after enjoying 'a Weeks vacation: Miss Winnifred Percy . ;spent ' a few days. in London with her nep- hew Brian Percy. , Pat Arnold, of.: ,Bervie'—hal been holidaying.' with, her cousin Joan Percy., ' A • successful vacation Bible. School .was , held here during ;the' last week of July. • Congratulations to Mr and Mrs: William McInnes . who were• married at. Bervie en Saturday last.' Relatives. from here - attend-, ed, the: wedding and :also ` the' 're- ception. at 'Walkerton. Calvin Brick Held. Picnic 'On Ttiesday,Calvin Brick Church held their Sunday School . picnie at East and West Wawanosh park tinder the . directions • of. • Sports' Committee Ivan Dow, Peter Mas- beecroft and Hugh Mc-. Burney. While all were assembl ing ' those who enjoy swimming, cooled , themaelves in the '.waters of the Maitland.' A blindfold •gaine for grown-ups was the opening nuMbers when a 'circle was made by those not -taking part and the blindfolded had. to find the all John' Janiieson was the winner. The pre-schoolers had a ,race • 'with Doreen Taylor winner and all others receiving prizes for their efforts. primary Class. No. , 1 boYs winners,' •Jim McGee, 'Doug Shiell; girls Janet Whyteek,..Betty Ann Marks; Primary No/ 2, Den- , Thompson and Marilyn Rob- ertson; Junior class open to all., Helen 'Chandler, Darlene. Coultes. The' . Intermediate and Seniors had a balloon contest in which contestants 4acted cOuples with winners' Peter . Mason and. Sharon Cope, Barry Scott and Linda ring winners Douglas Coultes and Mrs. Gordon McBurney. . A .shoe scramble, was. enjoyed by the teenagers with Jane Shield and Helen Chandler Winners. . Around 95 gathereddor the pic- nic and at times as' many. as 35 swimmers we're in the water en- .joying this recreation while the olderi folks sat on •the bank en - picnic hineh closed the pienic. Whitechurch Had 79th Birthday . Visitors on Sunday with Ken Patterson were Mr. and Mrs. Sister of Toronto.' Mr. Patterson was celebrating hit /9th birth- . WEDNESDAY, AUG,...10thf 1.965 YQU 'CONVERT.' tquip.mgwr. TO: It's eaiy to convert to oil. Vlre have a complete` line of top quality Esso Heating Equipment to choose from, Esso burnetr--$1.85 a month. • Complete Esso oil furnace unit -7-$4.95* a month. And now, with Esso heating equipment, we can arrange for you to get Esso Home Heat Service, at no cost. Your best guarantee for cantinued home heating comfort. *ifiaalkd to your exists', 'tot work ROY HAVENS Plumbing and: Fleeting — Phone , 5?§ -3012 LuCknew ESSO OIL BURNER SALES and SERVICE ' HOME HEAT SERVICE James, Woodsto.ek ',and Elton. Ma- hood of Palmerston. • Mrs.. Janet Twambly of Wood- stock is holidaying with her brother Russel:. Ritchie -and , Mrs. Ritchie. . In honor of Fred ',fiffin's birth- day on Sunday Mr. 'and Mra. Rus- sel Ritchie, Langside, Mrs. Janet Twainbly, Woodstock; Mr. \ and Mrs, Fred Tiffint, Mr.. and' Mrs. Charles . Tiffin, Langside, Miss Lila Emerson, • West Wawanosh, gathered at .the home of 'Mr. and 'Mrs. Victor' Emerson: Laidlaw Recelition ' On Friday evening in White- church Community 'Memorial •Hall a. wedding reception was held for Mr, and Mrs. Clifford Laidlaw • friends and , ,.neighbours was on hand. to celebrate the occasion by • dancing to . musio supplied by. Tif- 'At hinch time Mr, and Mrs.. Laidlaw were called to thp plat- form and given' seats' ef honour dress and Russel hapinan pre.- sented Ahem with a gift of rnoney. Clifford replied on . behalf'. of his . wife and himself by thanking all for. the enjoyable time provided, for their gift and . 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