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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1964-09-02, Page 4�From This Area Pass Swim Tests On August 20th at Teeswater Swimming Pool, the following Lucknow areachildren passed their tests: Beginners: Bill Hall, Ruth Graham, Sandra Keith, Davide MacDonald, Jamie Elliott,, Kathy Hogan, Marion MacDonald, Ken, Eadie, Maureen. Bradley, Lorraine Boyle, Linda Hamilton, Ian Mont- gomery, John Hamilton,* Alex McDonald, • Dennis Drennin, Mar- garet ' Doelman, Douglas Corrin, Joanne Thompson, Barry Mac- Donald, Wanda Hunter, Steven. Eadie. Juniors:. Linda Walden, Robert Hall, Allan Drennan, David Eadie, • Bill Chisholm, Nancy Walden, Ken Johnston,. Margaret Montgomery, Deborah Corrin, Anne Graham, ,Helen : Courtney,.' ,Susan Hall, : Tim Collyer, Nancy MacLennan, Eliza- beth Newbold,. Christine MacLen- Intermediates: Eleanor Whitby, l� Boyle. Linda Seniors: Bruce Colwell, Mur- ray Morrison, Nancy Corrin, Ter- ry Taylor, Andy Anderson, Bever- ley MacDonald, Laureen Morri- son. Thanks are extended to' the bus drivers,: Mrs Allan Reed and Mr. Ross swells. Supervisors ' were, Jim Anderson and Anne Ritchie.. If any children haven't received either their junior or senior pins, please contact Anne Ritchie to make ' arrangements to receive Holyrood Slumber Pals The first meeting of the Holy- rood No. 1 , 4H homemaking club project "Sleeping. Garments" was held. in . Kinloss Central School. on Monday August 31st: The leaders Mrs. Raynard Ackert and Mrs. Max 'Bushell, : outlined the work to be covered in this unit and discussed'. choosing,the style and material for thesleeping' garments to be made. The name chosen for. the club was "Rolyrood • Slumber ' Pals." The following officers wereelect- ed —. President Elaine ;Murray,:: Vice president—Brenda : Haldenby, Secretary ` - Christine Thompson, Press Reporter —. June Ackert. DRIVE-IN THEATRE HANOVER FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SEPT 4, 5 Love Is A. Bali Glenn Ford,' Hope "Lang a. • Technicolor. "A Riotous Love: Scramble" LU.CKNOw $ NTIN* : 4 'Ott," 1100 • Send Xour children LUNCH, BOXES LUNCH 'PAILS • LACES SHOE- POLISH • BOYS' TIES . SOCKS, • BOYS' JEANS BOYS', TROUSERS, BOYS' •SHIRTS BOYS' JACKETS BOYS' OXFORDS. Black WEp14ESDA11~ •,; `1PT• Bede 1,441, �c� to scM��aol better reseed at lower cyst, SCHOOL REFILLS PENCILS'• PENS Ball and Regular FOUNTAIN': PENS SCHOOL.2 and'3 RING BINDERS SCHOOL ..BAGS PENCIL BOXES • CRAYONS CHALK ' • INK DRAWING BOOKS' and PAPER MUCILAGE CLIP BOARDS EXTRA iPEC1AL •ON CHILDREN'S DRESSES,- b To 14 size. See our naw Fall Mmerial Suitable For —Skirts, Slacks, Suits, Dresses ennett's epop .•• 5 tore, •AGENT FOR.' CARSON CLEANERS, tuckn�,r.Phofle:52�4i21 N.AN/N,"•/-../t/...,,,,,./"•,/,'","•,-"N.,"•,,,,..-",.../•/-7•.',./.../•./.."•/,'•/•./../-.."-.-,:",".• ii ani-%%i.,.,,N,N, ✓,ii�i•%iii.-• i• iiiWi.t.-W W • iia•ii ,"`"W' i To celebrate 50th We ing Anniversary Mr. and .. Mrs.Shirt . ' C. Bowers ' Martyn, taught. school before her of R.R.1 • Ripley,.:; celebrate : their marriage. golden wedding anniversary in 1 In' his' youth, Mr.Bowers,` was Ripley: on September.5,. 1964. well'.,known in Western; Ontario They are: both, natives of the dis- sports" ' circles : "for his, ability in trict and lifelong residents of the • hockey. community. They have' four child-• Mr. and Mrs, Bowers plan• to be ren and" twelve' grandchildren. Mrs.: at ' home to. friends and neighbours', Bowers, •the former Katherine on Saturday evening, September' 5. ron Bruce. To Support MWrrav � Gaunt, Hu • Thomps�n For The Liberal •Leadership "After much' consideration' : 'I because most . 'of the. men in' the have `, decided 'to 'support' Andrew' leadership . race I . know personally. Thompson, M.P.P. (Dovercourt) The finaldecision was . between. in the leadership race" stated Mr. Thompson and Mr. Robert:. Murray. Gaunt, M.P.P. for Huron- Nixon, M.P.P. (Brant), both per; Bruce in an official . announcement sonal friends. of • mine," Mr. Gaunt last week. added. "This was not an ; easy decision. "However, I decided to support Mr. Thompson because ::of; his strong desire to win, his organiza- tional ability, •.and his broad ex- perience which'': has given him a. good .:deal of political astuteness, a necessary . commodity in a' pro- spectiveleader if the Liberal Party ' hopes to overthrow the Tory machine in this Province. Combine. with his.family. This Sunday•he these qualities 'with. Mr.Thompson's will preach his farewell.sermon. sincerity and integrity . and I' think During September church at Lang- we have . a man who • can : do a lot side `will still be at .9:15 am . for' the Liberal Party in Ontario," Mr. and' Mrs.. Jun • Ross ': of 'concluded Mr. • Gaunt. Scarborough spent the week-end' with Graham, G. Moffat and Miss "••: ....... Emma Richardson.' The C.O.C. had their . meeting at' the school on Sunday. during:,. hurch service with leaders Mrs:. LANGS1DE MINISTER TO LEAVE Mr: and Mrs.. Jacob Kuiper,;the 'minister' 'at', Langside and ' White- church ' . Presbyterian Churches, will return: to Holland, Michigan OBSERVE 35TH WEDDING , .Dave Moffat. and Mrs. Douglas vvHITHU CH ; ANN• IVERSARY • WITH FAMILY Simpson. • • • .: (Too* Late For Last. Week) Recent •visitors •w ' Messengers ; met : on Sunday..They :; Mrs: • 'Fred . Gilchrist • and Mr.. and have • returned from Northern The .Whitechnr h United Church ith Mr and Peter Std David Wall • • started the.'meeting with a hymn.Mrs.. Robert Gilchrist were . •Mr. Ontario where • they acted' as for- followed by a call to worshi : ,b est Air Borne : �p y � and Mrs. Jack Gilchrist and Brian rangers for the summer.: ' John Gibb.. A hymn was read �in and • Mr, : John Cosway of Toronto.: CONiEY--born.. to Mr. • and Mrs.. B. Diamond, . "Action: i, the Air" unison Mrs.. Ritchie read the' scrip-° While here they attended' a` cele;Ronald Conley (Louise Irwin) of Pius, Siei htholm lead in prayer-; :Mrs: Gordon • MacDonald for • Mr.. a son, Larry Ronald=a `brother 17 III business the group to hold - • : Maybe man. really does love his 4• their next meeting September 20th`• • Local . merchants keep the econ-' wife as. much as his dog, but you Mr. and. ' Mrs. • Carl McClena . ghan , omic • _wheels ° of 'your community I never.' hear of him whistling around and Mr. and Mrs. Ben ' McClena- turning throughout the year. Shop the neighborhood .half the night gran visited on Sunday : Mrs. ` at homed trying to get ' her to come"home. George M�eClenaghan. "Suddenly .he,. could see through ; Mr. and Mrs. Irwin McClenaghan',' any g." . and Nancy of St. Thomas visited ...with Mr. • and Mrs.'Carl McClena- ghan, on Sunday. Ronnie , McClena- ghan returned • to St. Thomas with them. .• NAHAMMI.. : tore. Nancy Swan took the offering. ! bration`held` at the home of Mr. and Trenton, on Saturday, August 21, SUNDAY ONLY,SEPTEMBER 6 The Roll Call was answered by and Mrs' ' Fred Gilchrist's 35th for Laurie. ' X Man- With The • X-ray Eyes • ' • Technicolor, Cinemascope, Ray Millard. • Adult .entertainment. m 2 visitors, the ; ,wedding, anniversary. •, Horrors. of The. Black Museum M. Gogh Technicolor 'Cnemascope "All color horror show." day with ,Mr. and . Mrs. Frank MON ; 'TU ES:; WED., Sept. 7.8-9 , Eitchie: , ,. Sack '•.S,ntehie and Kenny left on # o' Kill A MOCkiflTuesday by plane to visit• with. .. friends in the West. Miss Marjorie Murray visited.Bird I 4 '1'f Nelson Ray hard. - �� i Gregory , PecIC; Mary Badhartn ' '. n .Mrs. A r Adult entertainment. CARTOON , Sunday School wit. be at 10:15: ";Abest seller` hits the screen." and church at •11:15" for' he month lornyw. ...... ... . .... of September. ' ZION Mr. 'and Ulrs.:Angus McAuley of Toronto visited last Wednes- KINLOUGH ANGLICAN CHURCH CENTENNIAL SERVICES 11:00 a.m. artid 8:00 ' p.m. Sunday,. Sepfember 6th, 19b4 .: GUEST PREACHERS: N; SIMCOE E, BRANTFO est•In•Cliarge; Assisting tend A Cordial, THE :REV. L. W. OWE TIE; VEN. ' P. C. McRITCHIP RD Canon '11. W. Stump, Priest The Rev, • Benson Cox; The Clergy and *The Congregation' Ec al 'Wekcorne ..•�•.+.anti..�.i►tri•�.►,,.,r,h�,i�♦i,v,:, ._ :. ,.....: o:r:wwuti• • q •'LUCKNOW UN`ITED.CHURCH. Rev: Howard W. Strapp Minister. - SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 6th 10:00 a.m.' Sunday School 11:00 a.m. ;' Worsh .Morning, 'Worship P i .. • . Labour Day 'Message. `,. Lucknow !resby:ter:ianchurch Rev: Roderick Ma: •'cLeod SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 6th 10:00 a.m. Sunday School '11:00 a:m.—Mr. Hugh Jamieson, Hamilton ST, PETER 5 •+ ANGLICAN CHURCH 15th •SUNDAY AFTER •TRINITY Church, ' School' 10:30 a.nt. • Holy Communion=-- 11:15 • • The Rev. .I. R. Ki' ng� Rector ;