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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1964-06-10, Page 5mak WEDNESIDAY., JUNE 10th, 1964. •R1PLEY. MEAT MARKET Custom Butchering THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO, Mondays Hogs, $2.00 in by y 4;00, Cutting and Wrapping, .2c pound CATTLE; • CALVES and- LAMBS EVERY DAY, EXCEPT SATURDAY . We Do Curing and Smolsin • g , ` :.Beef, .Pork' and Lamb, Sold' Whole, Half or Quarter. t For °'Better Service, And Lo wer Prices — ,Call • Ripley 100.• '. Chas, HOOisma . Pro Grandmothers Honored By W .1. 1;).� .... i Purple The June meeting of Purple Grove Women's . .Institute h. a d Grandmothers' Days as the theme when the members ..gathered at the home of 'Mrs. •'Harvie . Thomp- son.. Mrs. George Harkness and. Mrs. • Don Gillies were in charge. Special guests • were four grand - m. others. from Ripleywho were former members -. Mrs. Stewart Needham, Mrs. Sam . Emerson, Mrs: 'Ernest Pollock . and • Mrs, Andrew /Patterson. Mrs... Walter Forster ,read the scripture. 'When members . answered :the . roll . by naming ..an ' •industry,; .unknown. -to' our: grandmothers; . it • became clear. 'that. we: have many syn- thetics and manufactured ,pro ducts unknown, not many year's ago... The , Senior course for ,'fall is . desserts and Junior course is sleeping .. garments. Mrs.. Frank Dore and Mrs: Don Gillies : gave good reports of the -district annual held in Kincardine; A contest, open to 'Women's' Institutes in .the'. form ll to of dressing ' a � darepresent. a. pioneer. Woman,.• will be. con sidered . at a . later " date. Purple Grove ' W.L. will. act as .. hostess' at .the Log Cabin,. Southampton on • August: 24. 'It was decided to take money from the treasury. to finance the• Korean child. and .for .national delegate: funds. : Mrs: Frank Dore read ',from the .Federated News . and Mrs,. ''Win. .Arnold. gave a report' of the semi- annual meeting of Bruce 'Feder- ation Federation of Agriculture held . at Park Head on. June 2.Egg ,•• producers are urged to ,vote on June 22-26.. New programs, were' distributed and approved: The : July meeting will : be held in `Purple Grove school, Everyone admired the old costumes worn by • Mrs. Cecil Sut- ton, . Mrs, Don McCosh,' Mrs. Wal- ter • Forster, Mrs:. Frank' .. Dore. and Mrs, Francis Boyle. Eachl gave a. story of .her. costume. • •.1VI'rs, Forster 'led in. a quiz on grooming, It 'Proved .to be amus- ing and helpful Mrs.• .Herb'.Far- rell read, manners • maketh the nnabn,, from • an old Golden Rule. book.- Corsages were: presented to. ;eight. grandmothers, These had been prepared by Mrs: George Harkness. A . program / entitled `fA Friday afternoon ins Grandmother's school" proved enjoyable. Every - •one sang old. songs` led by ;Mrs.: Morford Mackay .and . Mrs. Fran- cis Boyle. Old poems; singing games, rounds, riddles, contests,: and ,a spellings match was led . by. Mrs.-Wm.'Arnold. Mrs. m Sam E- erson read'an • old° letter and Mrs., Ernest • Pollock.:closed the pro- gram by `reading. "Shmebody's Mother." Mrs. Sam Emerson thanked: the Institute for the invitation to. join old. friends, • and Mrs. Francis Boyle thanked.' the hostess: The old-fashioned cookies were judged. and winners were Mrs: Don Mc: Cosh and Mrs. Frank Dore.. These' Were then sold: ' alongwith some °plants .arid slips. Lunch was sery Newlyvied� Will- live. !n .1Toronfo SAWCHUCK - .FARRI$H The marriage of Betty Farrish and. Harold Sawchuck .tom place on Saturday, May .30th,.in t.1. First Presbyterian; Church in Port Colborne with Rev. R. Esler, formerly. • of Ashfield . Presbyter- ian 'Church, officiating. The bride is :the daughter of Mr:.. and Mrs. Alex Farrish of Ashfield and the groom' is ,the ., son .. ' of Mr. and Mrs;: Harry Sawchuck, Port Col- borne: 'A gown of silk ,,peau de soie was chosen by the bride, the" princess ' style gown , fashioned with elbow -length sleeves and ap- pliqued with brocade roses. A pillbox headpiece held her finger tip. veil and she carried a cas- cade of sweetheart roses and stephanotis. Maid . of ; honor was. Miss, Mar- garet McDonald,Toronto. The bridesmaids were Miss Maryanne Miller, Goderich and Miss Dean- na ..,Farrish . of London, sister of the .bride. Barbara and Janet Farrish, two little cousins of the bride were flower. girls. The 'at-. . tendantswere similarly • dressed in silk 'turquoise . withheadpieces and shoes, to match.. Their flow- ers were . cascades of white mums scattered with ,turquoise baby;. mums'. • Wn1. Sawchuck of Port Col borne attended, his brother , as groomsman and ushering were Don Sutherland and. Bill Weller of'London and Toronto. A reception' was -held at the, Holy Ghost hall • in Welland,. .where over, 600 guests. were :'served. Guestswere from St. Catharines, Niagara ;'Falls, Hamilton, Mont-, real, South Bend, Indiana, . Wind- sor, Detroit,. Toronto, Lucknow, Goderich. . For travelling the ` bride chang- ed to beige suit with matching hat • and .shoes.: Mr. & Mrs.. Sawchuck will reside in Toronto where the• groom will teach in North' York .High :. School. 'he bride is a • graduate of St. Joseph's Hospital,- . .London;. PAGE FIVE ed. by. the hostess . assisted by Mrs. Aurel Armstrong. - e an Balers! ',For., smooth non-stop • belling you need,uniform, guaranteed Co-op '' Twine.: Ties right ,-;•-• and :toys tied. Full strength,, full length, ties,more bole per , boil, • Made' In Canada- from true;. Sisolano. CO-OP BINDER TWINE •Gist in Bmdersa Each boll has o proteciNe. CCVeJ whi h_preventl tonplinp -- twine rani smoothly to • the loit foot, • Fri kigth Full strength - Full value Buy o with confidence at the Co-op .t�ign W rilt�n g sarantee i every balk .. LUCKNOW DISTRICT CO-OPERATIVE , • Phone 528.2125 • • OBITUARY: MRS. MARY' HOLLYMAN' A. well: known resident of Blyth, . Mrs: Mary Hollyman, .. passed ;away. following a .lengthy illness, on Friday, May 29, 1964, in ,the. Clinton Public Hospital.. She was in her 73rd year. .Mrs. Hollyman was the former Mary Carter and ,was • born in Owen Sound, daughter of the' late • David Carter and. Anne Jane .Ta-' man.: • " • • • In 1913, she married' the. late Francis•:,John. 'Hollyman,. who,.pre- deceased her • in 1956. Inilnediately following their marriagle•, they liv- ed in 'Clinton where Mr, Hollyman was employed with 'Battliff's• Bak- ery. Following this • they resided in Lucknow for five . years and : Waterdown for four .years. They moved ,to Blyth :lin 1927 and Pur- chased the bake shop of; John Strang, which they operated until retirement in. 1944. While resi dents of Lucknow Frank- Holly, - mane was associated with his bro-, ther, . the late Edgar, Hollyman," Survivors include ..' two daugh- ters, •Mrs. • Douglas (Dorothy) Stewart, Woodstock, and Mrs, ,Ro- beet (Frances). McClinchey, _Blyth, four , grandchildren, Karl ' a n d Kathryn Stewart, Patricia • and . Wayne McClinchey. Also' five bre- thers and three sisters; John, Woodstock, Mrs, • Margaret "Lock- wood, Clinton, Reginald, Wood- stock, William, R.R. 3, Blyth;: Mrs. Nelson • (Zella) Patterson,. RR;.. 3, Blyth, RussSell, Seafortli, Harold, Tillsonburg, , and . Mrs, William (Irene) Knox, Blyth: The funeral service was held at the Myth United Church on Mots-: day, June.•.1, conducted by Rev'. R. 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