HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1963-03-27, Page 9)N AN',; MAR: Z7th, 1963
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The regular . meeting • of :the
Wbitechure1i Branch of the Wo-
men's Institute was held in the
Comnmimi'ty ;Memorial Hall on
Wednesday evening March 13th
,with an attendance of 2.9. The
president Mrs, .0Da,n Tiffin open-
ed. meeting,.. The Public
Relations 'committee that was in -
charge '''of .the Meeting 'and the
roll call, was arisuvered by : "What
annoys; Me at a public meeting."
.,Mrs; George. Fisher, sang a solo
acconnpani.ed Jby Miss Mary Fish-
er:.
ish-er ; Mrs. Fisher introduced the
•,speaker: Mr.. J. Goodall, bar; •
rister of Wingham, tie explained
how td draw up. a, will and
succession 'duties, probating, and
how to reduce an estate. He an-
swered' many .questions that wore.
Of., interest to .411. Mrs; Russell
Gaunt thanked Mr; Goodall on
'behalf of the. 'Institu'te and pre-
sented him. • With. a gift, 'lihe.
motto, '"No .one is:, richenough.
to :'be without a neighbour,". , was
, given ,'by Mrs. Victor. Emerson,
Mrs. Claude Coffin' sang a : solo
accompanied by. Mrs. _Dan Tiffin;
The hostesses Mrs:. Dan • Tiffin,
Mrs. D. H: MacDonald served
lunch..
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OBITUARY
THOMAELI
S MORGAN..
' Thomas. pi. •Morgan, passed
away in Walkerton General Hos
pial 'oh Monday,.;,March l ltih af..
• ter a. lengthy: illness.' ile •. was; a
:son of the late: • Mr. and Mrs.
•:`Nomas Eli Mongan., 'and was'
born. in Ripley, •August 2$, 1903.
After attending Stratford Nora
aria1, . S.ehool in : 1.921 .he taughtin
this district, later he 'took up
farming. in °'`Huron ..'Township..
Twenty-two years ago he Mar-
.' ried. the former, Yvonne Garr' of
Oakville, Due to :ill'. health -she
began teaching. again in the Tees-
;water area. .ht' ,waas., during ,this
., .tirne, ' eight • years . ago, he W'as
stricken . w'ith.'. a. stroke and: had
been i11 unti.1 his death.
' He Was a mernberof ::the. Rip-.
Tey I.O O.F `; No 28.7; and' their.
service' was conducted on . Wed
n'esday evening:, He Was. .,also- a.
, rnernber, of the . Anglican Church;
...An2 a clition 't_o his w' -
survived by. -one sons .Fred,:-Tor,-
onto,;.
red Tai --onto.; brother, Joseph Loiidon;.
sisters, 'Mrs Matthew, Gemmell,
Ripley; Nirs George Davis,Oalt-•
vine and Mrs: E. Knowles, Lon-
don. Three . sisters., virs. Fred
Wadsworth (•Agnes), • :Mrs. .E`
McGregor ,(Margaret) and Anna
predeceased him / .
Funeral service was-•hel'df on
Thursday, ' March : 1'4th at,. the
MacLennan ,Funeral 'Home to
Ripley •..cemetery. ,Rev:
Webster,. Walkerton.; .,was• : Offici-
ating
ffici-
atn g clergy -man:
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News
EWSBRIEFS
FROM 'NEARBY
UO- ev es ° -w=ere--loft-whe~ri-,dire--
destroyed ,a.. Targe: barn" :gat.. th'e
farm of .lack Mighton; - on the
Howick-Carrick townline.•:
This year Hanover ' will :have •
its. biggest increase and (highest
taxrate.. ever.`. The residential
rate: wv;11 jump ; 11.92 mills to
95°77 mills' an commercial:rate
wa11 be 106.11 Mills;.an inc'rease
of 14.26.'' mii'ls -from ' Last year.
• • Gloria Jean •Lutz, 18,, of R.R.
2, • Auburn; . has. been 'selected as
one of the 10 , Ontario girls ' h,p
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Will take part.. in the Five Roses
Young. Canada ' •B.ake-•Offs to be
WNIES 'held April. 6th, in ,London. Judg-
Fift -en B ownies • attended' ing was on ,t~he'+basis ,of :thee iin-
i e ' ro 1 , agi�nation and • gene gal .:appeal
Tuesday s Meeting .and :played r'•
'Th,e C.rocaciile" duringaures, .shown •rn the girls ,favorite re-
g cipe . stib nitted ,to Bake -'Off
period: Each six acted 'a nursery`
headquarters.'Gloria` Jean's ;win
rhyme :'beforeentering > Fairy
Ring: Susan • Manto : was Toad-
s'tool Fairy, Brown Owl inspect
•ed 'for: neat Mies with' reef knots
fatter .which . the : sizers. collected'
Fairy Gold in .their pouches '•
Tawny .Owl worked,' . With ,,k9
group. sewing ori buttons. 'w'h'ile
Brown. ' Owl supervised a ,group
packing cl'o'thes in;a suitcase for.
n•e'atness.
poli% -wow : reports were gi=•
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veri • •on twlips; 'bloom ng and
cbadde ,work ' was ,discussed
.,The meeting. clbsed with .th'e.
Smile Song,,' the. Squeeze and
,0/., 2 . ' f' Oft
.0 O.L. '!
Ile toils with loving care on the construction
of Animals.'
THE BEAVER is one of the 'most industrious
of a home. for his family.
;Beavers mate for fife, and theit;homes
. • are built with an eye to permanent use..
When zi' men builds or buys a home, he, too, likes to
fed that it is permanent For it is at home that the family develops roots
.and friendships. Safeguarding the home for the family is but, one •
of Sun Life's many services forthe security and protection
if yourself and those you love. Let me tell you: about these service&
Wt J ihahan
R.R. 2 VVKNO D ' : Phone Winghann: 717--w-4
SOIL` .IFE 'ASSURANCE : COMPANY OF CANADA,,
ning recipe wa.s..for Monkey
Faces. •' :
A. 17- year-old ' .Mouxt Forest
ou h. ;was given ra 90 -day jail.
term for .hurling; a ' bottle
through a. window .of the :'horne
•o.f Mount Forest, politer• chief,
showering, with' glass his `teen
age daughter. -
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The . Zurich Co-operative,` a
mill at Herman, ,and the thigh'
school and • public • •sehoal at,
Exeter were involved in, •a::serie$
of :` break.ins' recently in - that
area.
, W alkerton Police 'chief hasre,-
commended, . • the. installation rof�i
parkinng meters ' to solve the
downtown parking . problem.
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Mr. Harris 'Bob". : Congdon,,
director ' of •thj, Bruce .' Coun'ty'
Chil,dren's Aid Society' took . a ;
stroke ..recently in Toronto. He
suff erc1d the • seizure • while ,at-
tending a rrreeti.ng in the Office'
of Deputy . Welfare Minister k;
James Band.. Mr..''Congdon was'
taken, ,• to ' Toronto General ' :Has;''
pital..
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The new. 19-room,:.$900,000 vo-
c,ational wing at Walkerton:'Dis
strict High- School will sfhortly
be, ready for oeeupar cy
Ernited basis; The 19.6.3 operating.'
ibudbet .has; been set at' $110,000
and apOlications from 2.8' teach-
ers' .have been received for poli
tions on. the staff, With :..acconi-
inodaation for hundreds, of stun
dents, the Chesley ..Enterprise
woncders where Wqkertori .. swill
"'recruit" 'the en•roliinent for. the
new " school. Chesley. District
High School Board isn't going .ta
rush into .the .matter, andhas:
deci'decl 'it ;will `take : no , action
this • year, in regard • to- sending •
'pupils 'AO other' ,schools .'for vo-.
.eatiOn.al --training,.•
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LUCKNOW - ARENA
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FRIDAY, MARCH 2
COSTUME EVENTS ,.
`PRE-SCHOOL & KINDERGARTEN
fancy Boy or. Girl .....$1.00 .75 5 0
Comic Boy ` or Girl ' . .$1.00, .75 .50
.PUBLIC SCHOOL.' STUDENTS.:
Grades 1 ` and 2:
Fancy Boy , or .Girl .: $1.00 .:7.5 . .5 0
Comic' Boy. or, Girl _ '$1:00 .75 50
Oracles 3 and 4
1`ancy 'Boy or Girl .. $.1.00` .75 .50
Coiriic. Soy or _Girl . $1.00 7.5 :50
Grades 5 and, 6
Faricy .Boy or Girl :... $1.00. .75 .50
Coirnic Boy or Girl : $,1.'Q0 75. ..50.
Grades 7 and 8:
Fancy Boy or Girl . . $1.00 .75 :50
Comic.' Boy or Girt . '..'•$1.00 . 7.5 .50
tH SCIOOL STUDENTS: . ... .
Fancy Boy or Girl s. . , $E00 .75 .50
Comic Bay or Girl .. $1.00 .75 .50
ADULTS:
Fancy or. Comic Lady or Gent': $1.00
• RACES:
Girls' race, �Grades' 1 2 ...75.
• Boys' 'race, Grades '1 & 2 • , .73
.:Girls' race, Grades 3• &•• 4'' ..75 '
Boys' race; Grades 3 &:" 4 :. 75 '
:Girls` race; Grades 5 &..6 .'.75 3.50
Boys' race, Grades 5 & •6 , . 75.", .50
Girls` race; .Grades 7 &` 8- , -. 75 .5 0
Boys' race,, Grades 7 & 8 .. 75 . .50
Girls' race, •14 to ;16:yrs. ....75 ..50
F3oys' race 14. to 16 yrs. .. 75 . .50
Gents' race, over, 16 yrs.' .: 1.00
50 , 225
.50 ,25
.50 ...25
.50'..,25
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MUSICAL CHAIRS
Boys', /I 2 yrs. and; 'over `... 7.5
Girls', 1.2;' yrs. andover rw 75
Admission
.56 , 2.5
30 .25
35c; High School 25c
Public School 10c
Pre -School • and . Ali in Costume
`F`ree of Charge
Consolation prizesfo.r all pre school. and . public school children. in costume,
All Lions that skate please be on hand early and wear your Lions has.
Skating to 10:00/ p.m: Free- •
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