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• WEDNESDAY, AUGUST .26, 1964
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,. LUCKNOW, .NTARIO fir;
Calvin Brick U.C.W. met at the.
home of ..Mrs. Gilbert Beecroft
on August 19th. There were ten
ladies presentand: one, visitor.
The call to worship was given by
Mrs.. Alex .Robertson; , and . prayer
followed. Mrs, Sidney 'Thompson,
read the Scripture. A reading and.
prayer followed. Mrs. Robertson
read two poems. The Bible study
was read by Mrs. Norman Coult-
es, taken from the Word and the
Way. The. offering was taken by
Mrs. Gilbert Beecroft ' and .Mrs..
.Alex ;Robertson • gave the offert•6
ory prayer, Mrs, Norman Coultes.
introduced the special speaker., 1
Miss Claire McGowan' of Gode-
rich. Her topic' was "Four Keys
to a Better Family Living". She
was, thanked by . Mrs,' Alex Rob-
ertson. The fall . rally is to be
held in Ethel on October 2Oth.
A new supply ' allocation was re- !
quested . for. one ..girl's• parka' '
coat,. 8 to 16 years and fipve lbs.
of `quilt patches. The quiltpatches
are to be taken to the October
meeting and sent away by Nov-
ember 1st. The meeting closed
with the Mizpah benediction.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs,'
Leroy Rintoul who .were . married
on Friday evening in Wingham:
Mr; and . Mrs. Harry Lindensch-
midt of . Walkerton spent Saturday
with Mr. and Mrs. Carl. A Weber
and family. '
Mr, and Mrs. 'Don Dirstein '•of
Toronto - spent the •week. -end . with
Mr. and Mrs: Russell Gaunt.
Jackie Dirstein and Joan Currie
visited 'at the, exhibition and re-
turned and spent the week -end
at the .Gaunt ;home:
Mrs. Cassie' Falconer :.returned
home on' Sunday from. a .trip to
Northern. Ontario. •.
Mr. and Mrs. .Syd Payne 'of
Toronto spent Friday with Mr..
;and Mrs.. Wes Tiffin...
• Mr. and Mrs.Irwin'. McClen-
aghan and family of St. Thomas'
spent the weekend. with Mr: and
Mrs;: Carl. �McClenaghan. Mr. and
Mrs. , Ben. McCleriaghan, Wingham
and Mr. and. Mra. Carl -McClenag-
han
McClenag-han attended . a McClenaghan
family picnic • at . Seaforth on ' Sun-
day. ' Mr. and Mrs., Bill Ryan
.and `Janet of Goderiich visited on
Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Cal'l ,McClenaghan.
Mr. Ronnie McCienaghan of St.
Thomas is spending. this week
with Mr, and Mrs, Carl McClen-
aghan,
Mr. and: Mrs, Peter Coffin and
family of 'Kitchener spent Sun-
day with Mrs.- C. Coffin.
Mr. and. Mrs. Thomas Magoffin
returned home on 'Friday from a
trip through Abe Western provin-
ces, •
Mr, and Mrs. • Jim Moffat of
.Wingharn visited on Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs: E. G roskorth.'
Mr. Albert Coultes and Dianne
spent the week -end in Wallace -
burg with. Mr. 'and Mrs. Jack
Coultes. Mrs: Coultes returned
home . with .. them after visiting
there for a' week.
Mr. and Mrs; 'Jack. Gillespie ,of
Sarnia 'visited with Mrs. W. It.
Farrier and Miss Winnifred Far -
Tier 'for the week end and at-
tended . a .family picnic on Sunday;
Mrs: Garnet Farrier and Janis.
' returned ``to Sarnia with them for
l a visit. •
.
Farrier' Family Gathering.
A. family gathering was held at.
the . home of Mrs.. W. R. Farrier
on ,Sunday. Those ;attending were:
Mr. and, Mrs: , Clifford , Farrier
add .family .of Kitchener, Mr. and
Mrs. Carmen Farrier and• family.
of Long . Branch,' Mr..• and ,Mrs..
Jack Gillespie and family of Sar-
nia,•Mr.. and Mrs..'Russell Farrier,
of Wingham; .Mr.' and Mrs. Bill
Maclutyre of Wingham; Mr. and
Mrs. J..' M. Greer. ' of Lucknow,
Mr: 'and' Mrs. Garnet. Farrier and
family,. Mrs.. Eunice` Gillespie and.
Miss . Winnifred' Farrier of ' White-
church. '
Mr. Bill .Willis of .Highgate
spent., the week -end with his moth-
er,' Mrs,. Doris .Willis. •
' Mrs. . Sarah Musgrove,.` : Mrs:
Doris 'Willis,. Bill .and. • John at-
tended the. Mitchell -Travis wedd-
ing in: the Molesworth Presbyter
ian. church on Saturday ,afternoon..
Mr, . Gary Willis, of;; Streetsville
and Mrs. St. 'Clair. Willis of .Gow-;
anstown visited at the Willis. home.
on the week -end.
MONUMENTS
For sound, counsel' arid. a'. fair price on 'a monument
correctly • designed, from quality: material, rely on
SKELTON MEMORIALS
Walkerton
Pat O'Hagan, Prop.
Established Over Sixty Years
Phone, 881-0234
Ontario
RIPLEY MEAT MARKET
Custom Butchering
Mondays -- Hogs, .$2.00 in bit 4:00 ' p.m.. '
Cutting and Wrapping, 2c pound
CATTLE, CALVESyand LAMBS EVERY DAY; .:
EXCEPT' SATURDAY
We Do Curing and. Smoking . Beef, Pork and Lamb.
Sold. Whole,' Half or Quarter ... For .Better. Service,
And ,Lower'' Prices Call Ripley ` 100..
Chas. Hooisma — Prop.
Miss. Edna Carr of Wingham:
visited on Sunday .morning with
Mr. and. Mrs. Russell Ross.
Mr, and Mrs. Russell Ross,
Doris and Beth. Caslick visited .on
Sunday afternoon with Mr. Jim
Ross at Port Elgin,
Ross and Stephen Caslick of
Wingham, Pamela. King of Cul-
ross and Linda Johnston of Ber-
vie visited a few days last week
with Mr. and: Mrs. Earl Caslick.
Rev. George Mitchell will have
charge of services at .10:00 a.m.
in the . United Church next Sun-
day. . The' Messengers . wi l hold
their postponed meeting this.
time.
Dr. • Donald Watt, Davi and
George of Vancouver, Rev; .Rob-
ert
Rob-ert Watt, . Bob and James of Tor-
onto, Rev. George Watt of Oak-
ville visitedat the beginning of
this week with Mr. and - Mrs..
Milan Moore and .family and. Mr..
and .Mrs. George, Thompson and
family.
Mrs. John ' Ross Passes
Mr. Ben McClenaghan receiv-
ed word last week of the death of
his; sister (Adelaide) Mrs .John
Rpss of Weyburn, Saskatchewan.
She passed away' Sunday evening
August 16th in- her 85th year.
Burial was at Carivale, Sask. We
extend sympathy to the McClen-
aghan family. •
Rev. and Mrs. Caswell, Ruth
and Jimmy of ' Meaford visited
friends in the village last week.
LOCHALSH
• Mr:. and Mrs. Alvin Robb were
in London and flarrietville on.
Saturday where Mrs; Robb at-
tended a ':reunion at . the school
where she first . taught. •
Mrs. "'Donald' • R. • MacKenzie
Spent the week -end ; in: Rochester
Mich., where she was • a guest
at a wedding:
David • and' .Kenneth • 'Famish
.have been holidaying in. Detroit
with .relatives: •
Mr. and Mrs. •Allan MacLean.
and family; 'of Collingwood spent.
the week -end with Mr. and. 'Mrs.,,
Dan: MacLean:
Many - from • the community . at-
tended the reception on Friday
evening in Ripley for. Mr. . and
• • Mrs. Ian Morton, ' the former
Margaret MacLennan: . '.
Mrs.. Alvin Robb has, accepted :.a
position to teach.. grades 5 ancd 6
at Turnberry Central School.
Miss Marion., MacLennan- has.
gone to' . work' in Wingham,. .
Mrs: Emile MacLennan has re-
turned , home. from. Baril.. Island
where: +she' 'spent the past few
weeks as cook for Mr. and Mrs.
Leitch. of. Toronto..
Sympathy of • the community
;goes to Mr... Dan Wylds' • in . the.
passing of his: .brother, ,Mr. Char-
les Wylds of . Ripley. -
Scout: Spfari
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AT —
FORMOSA PARK'
8 p'.m..
TICKETS — ONLY 1.
Between the hours of6 and
Available from your Twp. Hog Producer Rep. or by writing:
' Bruce ' County Hog Producers' Association, Elmwood
DISPLAY S on ` the grounds, . along with talks on Hog Housing,
Accomodation, Feeding, Management, etc.
FOR THE LADIES Demonstrations on the preparationand
cookingof pork y • • County
. b the Bruce Home . Economist.
(IN CASE OF RAIN—' HELD IN COMMUNITY CENTRE)
underwent a medical examin-
ation: by D_ra.—J cIL McKim and_
Mel Corrin. .
Leadership Responsibilities
Responsibilities • for leadership
have been divided among all :the
adults: Fraik Colwell is in
charge' of all food' ' arrangements,
with Barry Johnston: and Lloyd
Moffatt his assistants. • Lloyd. Ack-
ert is responsible'„ for.itinerary, and
transportation.,Walter Breckles.
•is',responsible or all supervision
of the Troop, with Currie . Colwell,
Morley Wall, Martin Benedict
and Costas Aloupis as assistants
detailed each to specific -Patrols.
Doris Colwell is the . nurse and
also .leader of the Nightingale Pat-
rol. 'This' Patrol of seven ladies
will • be . responsible for the meals
of the leaders, while the boys pre-
pare their own. :., .
U.S.A. Host •Visited Here
Scoutmaster .Dennis Conger, of
Troop 83 Emory Methodist• Church,:
Washington who will ' be host to
-the Kinloss boys, visited with
Lloyd., Ackert for several' days in
July. ,This helped to smooth out
many of the arrangements for the
four day . stay, in Washington;.
( Continued from page 1)
Wednesday . morning, they . will
visit the New Holland .baler plant
before taking off' 170 miles to a
campsite arranged by Scoutmas-
ter. ' }Inward Wimbrough . of Mans-
field, Penn.
Thursday 'morning a 150 -mile
trip will bring them to Buffalo
and that afternoon they complete
the 180 -mile trip . from. .Buffalo to
Holyrood, with arrival time ' set
for -6:00 p.m. at the Scout' Hall:
Had Medical Tuesday .
On Tuesday of this week a . last.
•
has donated $80 toward the cost of
these five -boys: '
North Troop Scouts ` —; Jim
Schneller, Arthur Breckles,, Ted-
dy Milne, 'Douglas McEwen, Dun-
can McEwen,. Allan Cornish, Don-
ald Bannerman, Eric Thacker, Jon'
Lizmore, Barry Haldenby, Tommy
Hodgins,. Lyle Moulton, ' Allen Col-
well, Eldon Eckinswiller, ;Bob. Cor-
nish, Bob -Geddes, . Allen Nichol-
son.
South . Troop ; Scouts Donnie
Meyers, Billy Moffat, Billy Thomp-
son, ..George Moffat, . Walter Dickie,
Johne Ackert, Hugh McInnis, . Pat
Passmore, Douglas Eadie, Mac Nl'c-
Innis, Jim McKinnon, Bruce Col-
well, David ' Eadie, Ken : Houiston. :.
•Scout Leaders (North Troop)
Flank Colwell, Walter :. Breckles,
Donald ".Geddes,. South --Troop—
Lloyd
•- Troop
Lloyd Ackert, Currie Colwell, Ern-
est Ackert, Martin Benedict,
Other. Helpers — Morley Wall,
Barry . Johnston, : Lloyd Moffat,
Costas Aloupis.
Ladies -Doris . Colwell, , Freda
McInnis, Dorothy Wall; Joyce
McEwen, Helen Ackert; Mary
Breckles, Gladys 'Moffat:
Daily :Broadcasts
Once again arrangements. have
been made. with CKNX for the
touring Scouts' to- telephone . in be-
fore .six o'clock a. daily report on
the tour- This will be heard on
'the supper ` hour . newscasts . on
radio and probably on TV as well:
These broadcasts:start from Thurs.
day,• August 27 till September 3.
By Bus, Truck, Station Wagon
The caravan will consist of one
bus . driven by Al Sherwood, of
Dungannon, a sinall truck and a
station wagon : driven by ' Donald
Geddes and Ernest; ' Ackert. If it
is necessary to contact the trav-
ellers, Raynard Ackert will have
all the details of the tour s� that
emergency contact can be made:
Fifty on 'The Tr.ip
The :cost of this trip : is $23:00
for each boy and $28.00' for each
adult. There arefive families re -,1
presented with two boys ' and in
call meeting was held where.' each 'these cases the second boy goes
Scout checked in. his luggage and free, The Scout Ladies' Auxiliary
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