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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1964-04-29, Page 7• WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29th, 1964 iiiminmeimaPlk a LITTLE CHILDREN MOTHERS 70vS R� �E LOVELIER YOU; G L A DYS' BEAUTY SALON X28-3078 L. u G I( a'VW O N T_ • THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO' PAGE sena: LANGSIDE (Intended For Last' Week). The Ladies Aid. meeting .'was held at the: home of Mrs. Wes. Young. • Mrs. Wm,: Scott gave the scripture, followed by meditation and prayer. Mrs. Wm. Scott then conducted the election of officers fok 1964 as follows:. president, ls. Wes Young; vice president, Mrs.. Lloyd Moffat; secretary, Mrs. George Conlin; treasurer, Mrs, Bob Bregman; sunshinecom- mittee, Mrs.. Wm. • 'Evans, Mrs.. Dave .Moffat; program Conven- ers, Mrs. Gordon Wa11., .Mrs. Char- lie' Tiffin; 'auditors, Mrs.. Gordon. . Wall, Mrs "Elmer Scott- Readings were given.' by Mrs.. Frank Miller, Mrs. - Elmer.. Scott, Mrs: .Gordon Wall, Mrs. ''Dave Moffat, Mrs: Lloyd Moffat, Mrs. Conlin.. Next Sunday is ,exchange of . min- isters. 'Bev, Royal from Goderich will .be the. speaker. in Langside church; Mr. Jacob •Kuiper. will go. to Brussels and ' Belgrave. Preparatory service; ,will be .held on April' 30 ' at 8:30 p.m. at White- • • • ` -• 9 • rgencie ergencies so dependable, you know you .catilako.it for; granted BUfLI", MANAGED AND'OWNEO EY CANADIANS A • • church with Sacrament on Sun.! day,: May 3rd. Mr., and Mrs. EUiott Johnston, of Ripley. were: recent visitors: with • Mr. and Mrs • Russel Rit- chie. Kenneth 'Young of the Bank of Montreal at Elliott Lake spent last week with 'his parents; Mr.. and • Mrs. Cliff Young., Born, in Galt hospital on Mon- day, ' April, 20th to Mr.. and. Mrs. Harvey Miller of Kitchener, a son, a, brother •: for David;; • Schoolm'ot�s Qf Thirty Years Ago Met In Nassau. While holidaying in Nassau. this winter Jack McLeod, of Woodstock had a . chance meeting. with a schoolmate of some thirty: years ago.' • .• Jack is thea son 'of the late' Mr.. and Mr's. W. S. McLeod of Luck- now, and while he doesn't *seem to get enough ;time to visit .Luck - now . very often, he keeps in touch with the old home town . through The .' Sentinel. ' . Jack and his ' .wife. were having breakfast in Nassau ' on the• oc- casion • ' of this chance - meeting, when a gentleman came inwhose face .seemed familiar. Jack. thought. he looked a lot like Don Smith, son of Reg Smith who • was • .with •.'the Bank of . Montreal here some thirty . years ago. Jack's, curiosity `gigot- the• better of him," andhe . finally approached the ,chap. • He discovered . that • he wasn't Don: Smith, but that they had been schoolmates briefly.; The gentleman was }Joe : Patton`, son of, Rev. and Mrs. W. J. , Patton. Rev. Patton '. was minister of the. Ashfield Circuit from 1934. to 1938, and Joe, who is now .a .minister in North , Bay, attended Lucknow school at `: the same time as *did. Jack. • - It was not until last year that, Jack learned that Don Smith, -a. boyhood : chum, was at • Prescott and as yet hasn't had aft oppbr tunity to• look him up. "Jack . and Rev. Bill Henderson met frequently this :winter at the Woodstock Curling Club and:; have talked of bringing a rink at some time to a spiel in .Lucknow:' This,. of course;: .will now have—to' wait Until next :winter.' • Approve: a Bruce. ,County Tartan he . Brucce. County tartan Cott- mittee • has received - word from Lord'' Bruce, of Dummfermline, Scotland,that his father Lord. El= gin has approved a modification to the Bruce . Clan tartan .that ' niay be used as the Bruce County tar- tan! As Lord Elgin, ' Chief of the' Bruce Clanhas . approved• the new tartan, it can therefore be regis- tered at Her Majesty's Registry House, in Edinburgh; Scotland, by the King . at Arins. Sir Thomas Innes,, of •Learney, is the IKing • at Arens, and the. High Sennachieof • • Scotland, . who has control ,of coats. of arms genealogiesand official. names and designations. 1 ' The Bruce County tartan com— mittee, which_ represents the Coun� ty Council of Bruce and the, Wo= mens .Institute of the county met with Chester Emmerson, Warden of Bruce and .the • county. Institutes executive: ,,The design of the tar tan '.was approved and the . tartan' committee `was. 'authorized to ob- tain information about the weav- ing and the , cost of production;. The new, tartan has the same sett. (pattern) 'as the .Bruce Clan tartan, with the same .basic ours which, are red . background, with..., green, yellow ; and white stripes., The white stripes have, been • edged ' with . blue and veg- etable dyes were used which gives a much 'softertone to . the tartan. ' The contact' with Lord *Elgin Was made ..by Norman McLeod, principal of Leaside, Collegiate In- stitute. Mr. McLeod is a, Native of Arran Township and a former. resident of Southatiipton, where his sumnler home :is iodated. Mr. McLeod isan executive ' of the McLeod Clan Society, .of, which l acne Flora McLeod of McLeod is; .the Chief. This reminds me of my - ile/I/PPI S •. ANOTHER QUALITY PRODUCT FROM SUNBEAM STYLED. RIOT STYD YOUNG Wouldn't you like •to travel through your leisure hours 'on a path of comfortably soft cushions? Not practical ... Not possible? Don't give up hope! Now you can enjoy this;- . luxury with a pair of Whippet casual shoes. There's absolutely nothing lace them . exclusive , air -soft cushion arch supports; extra strong steel shanks; superbly soft natural grain steerhide leather. Available in an attractive' range of colours in several Smart styles for both men •and women.' TRATHWBL SHOE STORE Lucknow,• Ontario Former Kinlossite Died In Windsor 4 MRS.W. J. MURRAY A highly respected and .loved person Mrs. W. J. Murray, ' 749 Quebec St., London, passedaway to her eternal Home ' at Motel Dieu Hospital, ' Windsor. on Thursday, April • 9th. Although in failing. health for years, death came sud- denly. Deceased was born in Kin- loss Twp» where she -,received her' education, and in 1910.graduated as a nurse, from Galt, Training School for nurses and nursed for a,: number_•of gears ins: port Huron and Detroit; Following her marriage ' in 1919 to W. J. Murray she resided in London until " a few months before her death when she went to: visit her daughter and son 'in-law in Windsor, and due to failing health was . not -able to return to London. All through her sickness .and pain, she bore her. suffering with Chris- tian fortitude and always put her faith -in�God :andTis .. son Jesus The remains rested at the Needham Funeral Home,_ London until Saturday afternoon, April 11 when funeral was held. Burial was in Mt. .Pleasant. Cemetery. The service ' was .conducted - by her. minister Rev. Stanley Hammond who ''paid tribute to her .never, ceasing faith -in her Saviour, lik- ened her to . Job and had as his text, "I know . that ' My Redeemer liveth,". Job 19.25.. During her pastors many visits with her, he "would seek to take her a word of encouragement and cheer . and. more "often ,than not he ' came away feeling he was the one , who ' had been . ministered oto. Mrs. Murray. is survived: by her husband; two 'daughters,,Mrs Jack Burch (Betty Jean) of.ind sor;. Mrs; Jack. Elston (Dorothy); one son Ted .o of Ilderton and., 2 grandchildren; two brothers •Hugh Sutherland, Lucknow, Dave. of Moose . Jaw; two sisters, Martha of : Lucknow:.. and Mrs. Lloyd Av- ery, (Ella) ' :of Teeswater. Pall- bearers were: Wilbert' Clements, Everett Barkes, Bi1LBurch,. Doug :_« Murray; Harry Clark : and Wm. Smith. Reporter:. "Living to be 102 is,. "pretty old, Uncle Jeff, To', .what do .you . attribute your great age?"' Uncle Jeff: "I've 'been taking vitamin pills .ever since I was 99.'" 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