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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1964-03-25, Page 11fdift4t9dipee ami Ss07., 528-3013 HOME FURNISHINGS MOFFi1 T APPL /A/VC ES ,WEDNESDAY , MARCH ,2 -"11,14. 0• 'TIE. LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,.:ONTARIO WILL: OLD A II:ec'tl.ofl �n Eucknow an+d ,Dungannon • Thursday Afternoon, April' 2nd. Anyone • ,': ing . paper tied . and bandied contact Scoutmaster � eorge Whitby, dial 528-3818,or Bill john$one i 1 528=3013 • • ST.. HELENS and DISTRICT Mr. and Mrs John Cameron. and Mr.. and. Mrs. Don Cameron .and family .visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.. James . Douglas at. Mit- chell. • • :• Mr.' Harvey Carrick is, a. patint in Wingham ,Hospital. A: Good Friday service will be held in the -St.' .Helens Church'': on Friday at 2:30. Everyone in the commmunty are cordially invite On April 10, at'; 8:•30 p.m. ' Rev, W. R Tristram will ..give . an ,illu- >trated lecture ion, .his' personal ex- periences- in< West Africa. An in- vitation is .extended : to everyone. Miss Mary Murray is visiting' with relatives in Arkansas. . The annual meeting .of the W.I. will. 'be held :on April 2nd in , the hall .at 2:00 o'clock. Annual reports and the election • of officers will be held; at .this 'meeting. Roll call:, paying of fees and written suggest- ions 'for the coming Year . will' also' be. given'. at this meeting.. Lunch' and, program - Mrs,. Fred. McQuil- lin, . Mrs. S. de Boer 'and Mrs. W. d. G. 'Humphrey.. The W.I. are sponsoring a shoot party and dance on April . 1st in the St, Helens. Hall: itivuet\ GARAGE CARS .TRUCKS TRACTORS. LAWNMOWERS -WELDING 528-3428 LUCKNOW K!N'LOSS' Mrs. .:Kin. g of Toronto. ; has been visiting. with Mr.. and ' Mrs. Sam Chislett. • • Miss Grace : MacDougall: return- ed to High . School last week after a., six-week : absence. Mr. John : Mowbray ; suffered a painful" foot injury when. his foot was caught in a winch -at: the: flax mill This happened some weeks ago and' he ,is just.: now able to ` get •.a shoe. on, • Mrs. Robt. ' Gilchrist and. Mrs. Ira Dickie were supply teaching at Kinloss Central' School • ,last .week. and'' Mrs: Robt. , Gilchrist, Grant and Murray -spent the week- end with Mr... and; .Mrs. Jack Gil christ.'and Brian of. Toronto. . . Mr.. and. Mrs: John Wrightson of Glamis. celebrated .their 25th wed ding anniversary with ;Mr.: and, -Mrs. Fred, Gilchrist and Miss Winn- ifred Wrightson on Sunday. Donald• and Karen Ellett spent Saturday with'• their grandmother, 'Mrs. D. L. MacKinnon.. E-r�di .d1 Children Services.' p PAGE ELEVEN A full service programme for the benefit of Ontario children who have cysticfibrosis has been an- nounced jointly . by. the Canadian Cystic -Fibrosis- Foundation, On- tario Branch and the Ontaiio So- ciety for Crippled Children. A.s part of the Society's ,new expanded' . programme, .. this will come into effect on . April ' ist next and will mean that the Ontario:' Society ' for ,Crippled Children will be':extending its services, and "fac- ilities now available to 'other phy- sically' handicapped children to in - elude . n -elude.: the cystic 'fibrotic .child The Society's ` Nursing Depart- ment, through its 'sixteen . District Offices across the province, will be. providing' ' their visiting home nursing services, its specially qual- ified : nurses having completed a training course to . acquaint ' them withi, the 'problems and techniques. involved in the treament of cystic fibrosis. . ' • • Easter. Seal 'funds' will be avail- able to assist parents . in. the pur- chase . of costly inhalation equip menta and '.necessary drugs, which would otherwise impose a heavy financial .burden on: the family of the cystic - fibrotic child, . . ' M •.an experiment ' a ., .limited' number of • cystic ' fibrotic children who it is felt can benefit -front a camping experience will'. 'attend each 'of the Society's • five camps this summer. ' The camping ' pro- gramme will' be appropriately ad- apted :to ,accommodate'. these- chil- dren, and staff will be trained for this. particular group. • , GUVET NEWS Mrs, Herman 'Anger. and Diana, Mrs: G. McLeod of Ripley and.. Mrs. Betty Christie : of : Teeswater visited on Saturday with : Mr. an. d Mrs. -' Jai 'nes ' McLeod . and . infant son, : Timothy ',lames, of -Kitchener. Mr. and , Mrs Anger .received ` a "Thank you" card on Friday .from Mrs.. John Kennedy in.. reply to a "Sympathy" card they sent to -her at .the . time of the president's as- sassination. We are sorry to report that Mr. TO . Dexter . is very ill. Mr • Dex- ter has ' been ' a: resident .of Pine- crest Manor in ' lucknow for some. time. Miss Sharon Coiling was one of. the 'winning team, in a recent cur` ling bonspeil in Kincardine.: The, team. 'were' presented. with troph- ies at ` the . school dance on Satur- day '.evening in the .Ripley ' High School. Mrs. ,Harold ' Bushed, and' daugh- ter' Darlene .of Webb, Sask. visit- ed: for several days ' with. Mr. and. Mrs.. Melvin , Coiling and ` family. moos maim amainaaanasnNaranaea atm aim as ousiao aeaseu■naot■a■n■■nnaE■nanan■isu leaven's Lucknow Feed Mill .PHONE 528-3000 td • • a ■ ■ i ■ . ■ i .■ ■ ■ Swifts tailor-made analyses available in Poly ags„ 5=20="1 8=16^16 2-12-10 L 5-20-20 5-10-15 3-15-. 9 *. FREE Soil Testing. Services Available to *. Swifts Gold . Bear Chemicals for Soil . Insects, : Pre. and Post 'Emergence ' Weed Controls.,. , e FAST, EFFORTLESS BAGLOADING SERVICE, a NO WAITING! ' • a. 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Donald McCosh -visited' Mrs.., Annetta Bushell: • Mr. and Mrs. ' William Arnold' visited . Mr. ' and Mrs. Graham Thompson, Belwood.:' Mrs Frank.: Dore, Nancy, Ron- nie and • Dianne, . Mr. ' and . 'Mrs. Don Dore and,. family, ' were: re- cent visitors with Mrs. , .Claude Dore. Purple Grover farm, • forum • .met at the . home of Miss Margaret Robertson and : Mr. ': Don Robert- son on Monday evening' when the topic was Canada's pension plan... On Friday evening 'forum' mem- bers attended the Rebekah . smor- .gasberd at Bervie. Mr. and Mrs. 'Gordon' Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. ,.Burton Collins, John; Sandra , and Margie 'were Sunday guests .of Mrs.. Gordon' Stanley; Ripley: • . Mr.. and, Mrs. . Goldie' ' Huston, Mr. and Mrs.. `Bert Breckenridge, Mr.. and Mrs. Russel Collins spent Thursday evening with Miss Mar- garet Robertson and Mr. Donald Robertson. ' ' • ' Dr, and • Mrs. Jaynes • Emerson of Charing -Cross spent the week • BROWNIE NEWS l.st PACK .BROWNIES (By Mary Henderson) The Brownies opened their meet- ing with _ a game . conducted by Packie • Eleanor .'Whitby.. Sharon Campbell .. was 'toadstool ~Fairy." A Fairy Ring was formed and- the Fairy . Gold collected by the six- ers. In the work period ' the Golden, Bar Brownies learned safety rules concerning fire. The Brownies trying for their-Golden-Bans-were- tested heirGolden Baasweretested on skipping . by Mrs. Helen Hall. Three Golden Hand Brow- nies. and, one Golden Ladder Brow- nie worked ,on aprons: They c1Qs- ed with the . squeeze • and . Chimes. 2nd PACK BROWNIES (By Susan ' Manto) ` Second .Pack Brownies ' started, their 'meeting' with ' games called, Wizard and Witches and I like to be a Brownie. Fairy Ring was followed by inspection for Fairy Gold, Susan Manto was' Fairy Queen: 'Tawny Owl • took the Bar girls to work on "buttons, •Packie taught the Queen -16 ---the ' Golden Hand girls. Brown , Owl taught compass to Golden Hand girls At Pow • sVoW Tawny Owl told the story of St. Patrick. end with Mr. and Mrs.. George Emerson. Mr. ' :and. Mrs. Kenneth Robert- son, • Mrs. Gayle :' 'Haldenby. and Denise Taylor were Tuesday guests of Miss Margaret '. Robert- son,. • Mr and Mrs.: George Harkness -spent .Sunday with Mr. Claude Dore, :London. Mrs: Donald . McCosh, 1VI Frank Dore, Mrs. William Arnold and. Mrs, George Harkness ° at- tended the Institute ' District Di= rectors ; meeting .at .Clarke Church on Tuesday; MissMildred Wardell visited, Miss. Evelyn' Harkness on Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. 'Lynn Geddes spent Sunday evening . 'with Mr: and Mrs. Donald McCosh. •NEWS 'BRIEFS Teeswater is to commence a fund-raising campaign for : artificial ice. * * •* The , ratepayers of S.S'. 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