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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1963-04-03, Page 10PAGE, TE$ s a , THE Lu ICROW' :SEN'IINE1.,. i.UCHNOW, ONTARIO M stir•ii■sti000niii■iom000s00000au U U•ioniossooiu sipiii.Iiii■■r■■at eat r Rf a , sri d a 0 ■: ■ • •ii aa■ua■••/••l1■ar■■••••oaslons■ usilii uInoim••■•.2■s Sower Was Held For ,Bride Elect (AMBERL,EY 'NEWS) Miss Tat' Brown, :daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. Verner Brown 'of Stc Jacc s, formerly of +the.`sec- ,and concession • :of, Huron, ,was guest •of ..honour at. , a Shhower.. which Was held, in •.the , Sunday school .room,.of Pine 'River United Church on: Saturday evening of lasteek, Mrs Gomori Emmnerton presided • for •' the programme. 'which , "opened vv.:1th ;community. singing: Betty' 'Ermrierton was ,at' the /piano . with. Aria. Smehtzer• and, Marilyn • Pace.. Duetts , were .given. by Mary Elizabeth Walden & Shirley 'Ann Reid. Interest'ing contests' were' c'onducte'd by Mrs William 'Ferguson and Mgrs ,Reg Godfrey. 'Mrs Lester Ferguson and .Mrs; . `Ceci 'Humphrey' also • sang ,duetts acoanpanied by Mrs, Wi7liarn. ..Ferguson. Pat was• es torted :'to a chair decorated 'with white' wedding ..bells by 'J!anet Brown and' Irva: Srneltzer of Tor- onto. Mrs. Elden Lowry read an address to ' the bride :. elect ex- Pressing best . 'wishes from the community. After the gifts Werey. unwrapped,' Pat ' •th'anked the 'ladies, Mrs; Elden • Lowry and. • Mrs. Gordon Ernmeriton who ar- •ranged the shower and ito, •all who helped in: any. away. All joined in • singing ."For She's$ jolly; :good fellow." -After ' ,grace: was sung, 'da'inty' refreshments .were .served; ' ' Mrs; Wayne Johnston Of. ' Tor- onto < attended the shower .fo,r Miss Pat 'Br'own on Saturday eV - ening. • • Miss Louise Campbell is.'spen- • ding a „few days iwith Mr, and Mrs, Don :Holahan land children of Clarkson. .' Reids Corners 'W;I° held a successful- variety, concert :in the community hall 'on Friday ev- , ening of last week, with a cap- acity crowd in •attendance.- , Cecil Holland—president ,of .the W.I. Igave ,an ;address 'of ,welcome, which was followed with ,a quartette by •the Wilson sisters. Rev. D. A. McKenzie gave a humorous reading which was I • ■. .enjoyed, • Mr, Tom Fox' •in: comic , ■ costuirrie ' entertained' with' : songs arld was' followed ,with 'a quay-• °tette•': by 'Fhylis Bradley, ' Joyce Thorburn, ' :-Esther 'Gibson, and Mary Ellen $$hiell:s. Stop 'dancing by Chester..Einrinerton Was .'a'c- .co'mpanied 'by Betty; C1'ififord and Jim: Emmerton. .Community. singing was: followed• with • a. Fashion show : with '• costumes from the 1920's and was given a fine • applause. Marsha 'Humph- rey and Margaret Anti• Courtney gave 'dancing .Murilbers and was., followed With. .solos ,by., Helen Mc, �a�iNTi i after •Which • a:.. quar= ,tette `,by : theFunaton ' girls was enjoyed. :Two numbers Eby` . the. W.I. members and the Queen •broixght •the , ervtertairiment to" 'a close. Accompanists, for ' the pro- gramme we're; Mary Ellen •Shiells, .Gayle Boyd, ,Betty • Enrrnerton and Mrs. William Courtney; On. *the, program eoMmittee .were Mrs. Ross Shiiells; ' Mrs. Noriss Messenger and Mrs: Elden . Low-. ry j '. Nf r. and :. Mrs Don Holahan, Mrs... and Bobby of Clarkson. Visited on' Sunday , witlh Mrs; Robert, C•ampbell and faxr�nly LOCHALSH Mr. George 1Vloncrief 're:tutrned to 'Victoria '1404)441 in ''London on Monday.' •. ' Initiation Services were :held at As'r field; Presibyterian Church for the* ''Explorers on 'Monday evening..' Rev.: 'N. MacCorrmbie' Spoke, to the'group' .arid. a social evening was enjoyed ,by,. ,a11, Mr. R'oy .Gibson has been a patient, in hospital in Wingharn: Mrs.. Frank ,Hamilton 'returned home 'from Kincardine :hospital during the'. ' past week; Mrs.'. Annie MacDonald' is en- joying a trip to California. .Several in the c'om'rnunity.''.are suffering' from• the *fi'llii." 'Mrs. Elizabeth 'Cook is a pa +tient" in Winghattn !hospital. Mr. <and Mrs, Oliver' McCharles. •pent .ithe Week -end. in Toronto with •Mx and ,Mrs,.' :A11an. Me C`ha'rles; • • • • ' ` . George : Macl lonald •+fel-, while playing in the barn and s'pra'ined hjs•a.rik,le, i`aadly. • • The, .basic problems facing Canada today have- been described by Mr. Pearson in .these words• "The simplest and most 'obvious need.. before Canadians today is to .,elect a - new government with the will to ' set ,e - country gbvernment with a margin targe back.. on its course,. a ' enough to govern effectively, a government that can stay ' in ' ° office for at least four years and put intoeffect a realistic and a' strong program, taking the 'decisions that will have to be taken." . The. Liberal . party recognizes that everything cannot be :,done at .once., The first :priority is to restore the confidence' ' of Canadians, in them- . selves, and the confidence of theworld in Canada: The second priority : is to bring forward concrete measures to expand'. the economy. These mill include a municipal development board : to assist municipalities in starting their particular projects; creation of a new .De- velopment . of . Industry to encourage industry, in our Hurontowns, so that graduating students : may find ` career .. opportunities at home. , n It will be possible also to implement : plans to deal with difficult farm . 'surpluses.` Particular attention will be given the ' problems 'of the Ontario farmer, ' where net farm income fell by . $16,000,000.00 in 1962. An expanded and improved educational training program has a high priority, 'and will .: include` loans and scholarships for University students, as well as extension, of family allowancesto include high , school students. At` this' this°time,toos it will be possible to ProvXde incrbased security for for ; our older citizens:. A. national contributory; pension plan, . completely portable, will provide pension increases for retired persons to $75.004e - month ' for single people, and $140.00' per ninth for '.married couples.. But first, andmost important, we certain of a: stable, decisive LiberalGovernment will provide effective, cisive government. must , Government. : Liberal Government will act quick(y. �'arliament w�11 bosummoned on .Mai 16th". the earlies# possibly date: f Huron, vote for respon0l0: igovernment! (Published byo1iuron, t,ibe' a' ;,$,raci abrin) .■ • ■ ,■ ■ ■ • ■ wNliana.alsaaawair■■sartir�a�airatiwMira'aa■aMit■NiriW'aMaa:aiiaairiii• ■Ma'Nieiel•Mu�M■ilei i