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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1963-05-29, Page 8• AGE EIGHT TEE: Ll W 3> 'i' N L, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO : Grandmother : Atteilded Graduation NEWS. BRIEFS 4*:'.Granddaughter became .A Nurse .FROMNEARBY. (AMBERLEY NEWS Congratulations go • to Mr, °,and, Mrs. Hugh ,Mason, second con- cession. on ,the arrival of a.,daugh ter. . • Mrs. Kelvin, Henderson was hostess onThursday evening for • ,a Ho -Bo tea.. A: dainty lunch was served "and a social time 'enjoyedby..,all, '. ' Mr. *Bob .:seott° .of the. 'fourth, concession attended a ''three-day ' • conference. at. Huron College,„ n4*n, as ;a' representative, of ,Brune Deanery of ;' the Young; •,4 .People's . Association. • Patients in Kincardine Hospi- tal a1 are Mrs. Clarence Dunlap &. Mrs, John Ferguson.' Miss Gayle Boyd was organ ist :on ,'i Sunday fore the Junior 'Choir of • Pine River • .United Churc• h) ra : ' • McTavish, Eleanor Einmerton, ' -Carol ' Courtney and Charles Liddle were. in, - Walker-- +ton on Saturday. trying ` ,music. theory 'examinations. . • , The first ball game . of , the season was held. at Rretds Corn- ers . Community Parkon Friday evening.. Rev. P. A. McKenzie of • Pine, • River', •and :Bethel. United con • greghtions, is attending confer7. Renee • 4this •week at St.' Pall's. College, :Waterloo. ' ' Attending the ,Spring. Deanery meeting ' at Bervie Anglican Church, were Mrs. Reg Godfrey,. Mrs. Ji.ri. Scott, .Mrs. Chester Ematerton and Mrs; John • Bm-. zrierton.de. . • • Attending.'' graduatifig '.exercis= es on Saturday 'tfor Miss Marilyn ;Finlayson, ' • .daughter of 'Mr:' anti Mrs,, ;Orville- - Finlayson,., sixth concession Of Huron were: Mrs •..Arthur Smeltzer and daughter Aria,: 'Mrs, "Murdock MacDonald, Mr, and •'Mrs. . Mervyn Hooey:, Mr:' and Mrs, 'Carl Hooey, Mrs.. Walter., Pollock, Mr. and Mrs.. Alvin' Thompson ' and, �Mr. ,,,arid Mrs Murxay Cameron warily Lizinlayson grad .from Stratford • ' General Hospital where ,graduation ex- ercises ;were held in the Shakes-' pearean , Festival building. Lat-' th evening Mr.' and • .Mrs. • `Orville • Finlayson entertained, relatives .at ..a` buffet lundheon. Among. • :the guests.. ,was Mrs. W}'lliain Hooey,' 'proud grand/no ether of lour nurses. namely.. Mary Smeltzer . (Mrs. James Mills, daughter. of Mr: and Mrs. Ai 1?hur . Smeltzer; Vireen Frnlayson.. (Mrs: Alvin ' Thompson) , ' Oral .Finlayson (Mrs, Murray ,Came- ron) and the recent graduate '.Marilyn Finlayson , Rev. D:' A. ;McKenzie !held' a communicants class ;for the ,past seven weeks:' .Uniting . with 'the • churdh . were. Glenna 'Camp=.. Irene. Henry, Carol 'Court- ney, Maithel' Lee• • Wilson, Elsner Mitchell, . Bonnie Collins. Coin- anunicants from Bethel Congre gation ; were Mari. ,Elliott, Roti • ald . Farrell; John Walden arid Fred Henderson. Rev., . Mr.. held . .: a confipmatian service:, and on behalf of . the •• congregations, . Bert Irwin andRay' Walden presented each with 'membership certificates; 'MI's.' William Co* of Thin lough :is visiting rwitth .:,leer son- +inn -law , and daughter, Mr. ' and • Mrs. I.Tohn Seobt. Mrs. M. ` G. Echmier is a pat- ient in Victoria .Hospital,.. Lon- don.. Her .'many friends' hope to see ther,,,,home soon, • LC..CI1�.t$H The W,M,S. of Ashfield Pres- byterian ' •Church washeld on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs, ,Dan MacLean., . .Recent 'visitors with 'Mr. Dan MacDona14 ' were ' Sally. and Louise, MacDonald Of.. Windsor, Mr. and .Mrs: Ralph- Cowel of London • and - ;Mr. ; ' Finlay Mac- Donald and $boys of Chatham: Mrs. Annie:' MacDonald is a, patient in St , Joseph's Hospital in London.' Mr. and . Mrs. ' Bill Henry of Detroitspent the week -end with Mr. and, Mrs. John .MacRae, 1(r, Torn -MacDonald • is a patient in . Kincardine Hospital,. 'Church services 'were • can- celled at Ashfield ° Presbyterian Church on 'Sunday for anniver- sary. services ,in. ,Ripley Presby- terian Churdh. .Many from. this -area attended the services in R�ipley• , Reaffiliation services were held i.n ..the church on, Monday. :evening for. the C.G.I.T, girls. A debate," should. ' we send our THINKS .,F A M E PLANT SHOULD BE• IN BRUCE. An attempt .is being made to 'shave the •FAME packing plant, 'which hasbeen proposed for the Hanover •district, located ' Bruce county, Warden Harvey Pa•1,nateer ,of Bruce told the re: cent Progressive , Conservative nomination .meeting .at ,Port :El-- •• 'ye are waiting for an ap- rpoiritiiierit + (With , FAM) 11:14t. have no• word aback yet, FAME should ' be ' in B ncce. We produce more cattle and' more !hogs, ;and Bruce ,h,as•contributed far more, • about $.104,000, -to shares for 'FAME," he stated, .. At least two farmers .of, ,the Moorefield' district lost .their. tbiUfolda at a, ,fari`n auction • sale recently, One of ' the , tbill�folds. lifted by the 'pick ipoeket con\ •taned over $400 * * The Harriston !branch of .the. Royal Canadian Legion is . con7 ducting a survey in . that towT1 in connection ' With ,' Twin Pines 'Apartments for . senior citizens. Itae Hetherington, ,. son of Mayor ••and' Mrs: R';. S: Hether- Kington,•. Wingharn, : received his Baoheloy of Engineering . Science degree in civil • engineering at the University ..af Western On money ite Missions was capably handled' by four .of the girls, the result !being a tie for both. sides. - Mr,, and Nirs Oliver McOhar- ,les. anir Mrs. Daisy 1VLcCharles were in Clinton on Sunday at tending . the; funeral of .Mrs. Norman, Carter.. %Recent visitors With ` Mr.. and Mrs. Donald: MacKenzie were Mr,and' Mrs,' 'Wats,on 'Reed and famnily''of Londesboro. kuumminumr7 WEDNESDAY, MAY 29th, 196.3 It costs so little. to '.phone with Bell'sreducedrates calls between 'points in The day rates are low... there. are bargain rates .. after 6 and all. day.Sund ay ! LL e Enjoy yourself all the way —call ahead for reservations! ahead and make sure- on STATION -TO -STATION Ontario. • and Quebec; • • * . * tarioconvocation. * + * • Everett. Finnigan arid Stanley poeekner . 'of . Walkerton, ,..have been, - appointed Bruce .County lodging . and • !feeding chiefs respectively. The .'two have ; ' recently' completed :a month's survival training course at Arnprior ,in Eastern Ontario. Some' sixty employees , of.Han over . Kitchens, (Canada) Ltd.' went on strike last week. The plant is being Picketed around the ' clock •i'n +wlhat is predicted.'. will be 'a "long, hard battle. • :people., will •believe anything,: if you whisper it, New benefits for widows and single .women, 60 to 64 years of age, e. are now available and applications are being accepted for grants up to $65.00. �per month with, free medical service • and hospital insurance.•1 This new welfare program will assist women who have reached their 60th .birthday, with income less *than $1,1.40 yearly, and liquid. assets .Of not more than $.1,000, resident at .least one year in. Ontario.. • WQme1 who Snag be eligible , include: a widow, an, unmarried woman, as married woman,whose, husband is.in an institution,. or who is divorced or : has been deserted for:'more:;than, 6 months. ° ADDRESS YOUR. 'ENQUIRIES TO: • The Minister of Public Welfare, Old A Regional Office of the Department Pariiainent: Buildings, , in anyone of 17 central locations Taranto,: Ontario throughbut the Province,... A. Reminder to : Old Age Security RecrpYents Free Medical Assistance and Ontario Hospital Insurance may be granted to single persons whose annual income is not above $1,140,00 and whose liquid"assets do not : . exceed $1,000.'00. These'. benefits are available to married . coupleSwhose annual -income is not over $1,9$0.00 with liquid' assets no higher than $1,500.00. , A Note to. Those -Receiving Mothers' Allowances .Persons receiving Mothers' Allowances are advised or a new provision designed to encouragestudents to,dbmpletc• their education: .The allowance may be continued after a dependent child reaches 1$ Years 'Of age; ,if the boy or' girl is attending a secondary school', and Making satisfactory progress: ONTARIO 'mow NCE,OF OPPORiUN1TY TATE DEPARTMENT OFPJBLIC WELPARE HONOURABLE JOHN ROI3ARTS, :Prime,Minister' ' HONOURABLE L i is Pa C.tCoLE Q.C. • Munster of ,Public Welfare IVY