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Tag ' LUCKNOWSENTLNEL,: LUCKNOW. ONTARIO
wgD zirsnAY; JULY 3rd,, :1963.
Mrs.. sand 'Mrs. Clair MacDou-
8`al. of Owen Sound R visited- Fri-
Y apt ••the home of Mr; and
Lloyd MacDougall,' Claire
vans fon 'the C.K.N,X, Focus pro-
. gz<'amnie that evening,
.and , Mrs. Gordon ' Monk
man and Mrs. John Morning of
Mount . Hope visite recently• .
With, Mr. and Mrs '.Eldon Welsh
- and Emily.
Jack : Lockhart':af' Burlington
• is assisting withthe farms work
f qr his uncle and aunt, • Mr: • and
Mrs.. George .Lockhart for bhe
ausnzner,
and Mrs.. Merle Middleton
of Burlington_ visited. at • the
home of Mr, and 4Vlrs.• Fraser
MacKRnnon ilast week;
Mr: and ,Mrs Allan Graham
and family •vusited, with Mr. •and'
Mrs:: Hartley Barton and faintly.'
of ,Fergus on Sunday.
Congratulations to Bill Buck
for . ;su+ceesafully comuplee Ing'
is .year . in medicine it Toronto
niversiity,
Neighb�urs Held
Bee
'
Haying..
(LOCHALSH NEWS)
Mrs, . Jack Ellphick,, • 1VIr, and
Mrs,; Harold Eiph 'ok• Wn i fam-
ily, Mr. sand Mrs. Kenneth Eip-
hiek and family and' Mr. and
'Mrs„ David Eiphilck and Donna
attended - +thee Elphick .reunion : onn
Sunday in Pinkerton. '
Dlunlcan MacLean, son of Mr.
and • Mrs:' Allan "MacLean of
C•odllingw Sod, •is spending the
siuminer holidays with. 'Mr. and
Mrs. Ewan MacLean.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver McChar-
les and John. Were in Toronto
on Saturday where they artten+d-
ed. the iMacTavish-Chambers
wedding : `
Mrs. i Annie 'MacDonald
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GRAAAM -- . At,NOI.D.
A lovely ' wedding was solem-
nized in . St. • Peters Anglilcan
Oluirch,Lucknoiw, on Saturday,
June' 22nd, when. Karen Lillian.
Arnold,„daughter • of • Mr, and
Mrs. .Jz R. Arnold, '•R.R. 2, Luck -
now, became: the ibnide of Mr.
Stephen Graham, .of Cold, Lake,
Alberta, son” of Mr; Alan Gra-.
(ham . of . London -and "..the• :late
Mrs. ' Graham. The 'ceremony
was ' performed ' by Rev. J. R''
King. . The organist 'was: Mrs..
Fret 1V1 cQuillin: ' •
The !bride' was. givenin mar-
riage by cher father and chase a
floor" length gown iof ro.sepoint •
lace over peau -do• so+ie •fihe fit-
ted bodice . with shallow scoop
neckline sprinkled• with seed-'
pearls was . styled wrath -long lily
point ,sleeves. The bopffairt,'skirt
out onclassic lines, fell :fio a
chapel ' gain. A :dainty • era,*: of
seed..pearls !held her .sil+k illusion
veil, ,and she ' carried a' 'white
prayer 'book crested. , with . red.
rose buds and . white streamers:
Miss Ann Arnold, sister, of the .
bride, ' .'was. .maid -of -honor. She
.hose a street -length dress ' of
French : blue . peau-de=soie with
white. pill • box hat and white
.gloves and carried'a nosegay'of
white uI uxris ' Miss Susan Arnold.:
sister of the bride, • and Miss
Joanne Hunter,• cousin of the
bide were, dressed'similarly to.'
thet-•maid of �hraior.
Miss• Betty Ann :Hunter, cou :
gin of the 'bride was flower girl
in a, 'white:. fully skirt :ipeau de.
soie 'dress: with bluebeltand
ibow; and carried a basket',; of
mums. ••iMaster , Jim Stevenson of
London rocas` firing 'bearer dressed
it wh+iibe short pants and a bine
blazer.
Alfred ,Adams Of London ••was
best ` 'mans : Ushers were • Don
Poole: of told' Lake, and; Ron:'
Pickles of >London., • '
Folilriwing the ceremony' a. din,•
nes was served - on *he ''lawn ,at,
the ibride's home, The bride's,
mother receiived, dressed in a
light,' blue embroidered Linen
,dress with +white ; accessories 'and
corsage of wrhate znunris..
-For travelling,the bride chose'.
a light ibinue; ;'white :trimmed lin
en • suit- with white a i
ccessor es.
and red rose corsage.:
Beloved, Lifelong'
Kintail Lady Died
MRS. FLORA' SIMPSON'
Mrs. Flora. Simpson, a, resident
for 85 years, passed
Of Kintail
away in Goderich Alexandra &
Marine Hospital', She had been
a patient there for the past.
eighteen ..months, ',and ibore . her
Fong . illness with great Patience,
i1mt the year;'' 'had;. •taken gtlh'eir•
1toll • .arid on Saturday evening,
June '• 22nd . she passed peacefully
Mrs. Sinnpson, Whose • r maiden
name wtas. Flora 14acLeod, was
born . at Kintail on June Mrd,
1878 on .the. farmnow owned Iby
her son,, Robert. She • was:: the
youngest daughter ::of Duncan;
MacLeod and • iMargaret MacDon-
ald ,and ' was the • last surviving
Ilse/fiber of Ther family, having
been , , .predeceased ; by- her fibro-;
=tiers John, Donald and Murdoch
and :by her •sisters, Annie, Mary
and Sadie.• '•
' She, received her early •educa-
•tion at Goderich ,'Collegiate and,
London Normal School and fol=
lowed her (profession' as •a . �tea-
Cher most .successfully !in differ-
ent schools throughout. -the dis-
trict. ,
In 119111 she was Married • to'
A. A, J Simpson' who. was ,the,
beloved physician of the Kintail
community for 37 years and as
his wife . shared. the joys -and
sorrows of a country : doctor.,
She was a ineniber , of the
Ashfield Presbyterian • Orogen;:
an honorary meaiiiber of `the
Mr M.'S.. and:.-iwas deeply interest, -
ed -in • the work. of the. Church
and seldom was absent from : her:
Place . ;on the Sabbath or from
the Sunday School where she
taught for in+any : years,' 'She: had
lived , a' .1good • long , selflesslife
and her/ ':generosity knew • 710•'.
bouncds; norher : Wi'llixgnessto:
help others:•
Left with precious memories.
of a loving -mother are her four
sons,. Artthair, :Duncan: Robert I&•
Donatld, all of • Kintail, .gas: 'well
as 19. grandchildren. , ; She was
greatly saddened by the death.
'of her only daughter, • 'Margaret
in 1942
The Funeral service which
was, held in •.Ashfield. Presbyter
ian Chur• h was' eloquent �i-
ce q. .test
mony to the esteem Min: which she
!:was held by .all. It was, •con-
ducted' +by, her (pastor, the ':.Rev:
Neil IMcComlbie,: assisted Iby the
Rev.. D .':J;;. Lane, D,D: of Clin-
(ton. Her remains • were laid ' to
rest in the : rfarnily plot . m the
After the toast .;to the.bride by
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befit!: uncle,', Vernon '::Hunter, a
: te(le+gram ` was read from.. her
sister':in Cailgary. •
• They left; amid showers of
confetti for !points in Ontario. &•
the • States before leaving for
Cola Lake, . Alberta,: where 'Ste-
phen is statibned with the RCAF:
: Out of:itown guests were Mr.
and Mrs J. Till of . Stratford,
Mr. ,and Mrs. John Adams, Mr.•
and Mrs. Gallagher,: ' Mr, 'and
Mrs. Alfred Adams, - Mr. Alan
Graham,- Mrs ' Perser, Mr. and
Mrs.: Stanton • 'Stevenson, ,a11 of
London, Mr:: Pete Martin of,
Ethel,
spending 'a few days in • London
and. Hainiltcm.
Several neighbours . of Mr, and
Mrs: George Monicrief ..had a
haying ,bee' 'dor George during
the „past' week, when they took
.off the . hay'• crop.
Mr. and • Mrs. Bruce Millar `of
Palmerston spent the holiday
Week end with Mr, and , r1VLrs.
.Einitle ,:MacLennan,
Mr: and Mrs. ,Gordon Finlay-
son spent the' week end in Tor,.
.onto where, they were .guests
at ';a.. wedding,
CHURCH NEWS.
South :Kinloss
T1he s i
Helpers'
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,meeting -of - the --Societyawlas...heti
in the . church on • "Wednesday,
June 26 ' and the directors were
Mrs P. • S+teer, Mrs: C, Downey,
Mrs. J. 'Burt and Miss ' Anni+e
1 MacLeod, Mrs., Fraser MacKin-
non . ;presided and Mrs,. A:
Hughes .introduced he ,,guest
sneaker, ,Mrs. Andrew Gaunt of
Wrhitec'T a2roh, who took as her
topic "The Cost of :Drisciplesihip#,.
based on Luke .14, 27, , za, She
stressed the fact that each di;s-
cipae Of. Christ should,,give proof
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,quiet'. old, graveyard at Kintail,
;amid the scenes' where she had.
spent' her ' . girl+h'ood ' days.- The
'zpallrbearers were - longtime
:neighbours ;` and friends, Bill
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MacDonald, . Bill Collinson; � 'Joe'
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O'Keefe, John S. -Dalton, Jack•
Gould and. . Bruce MacDonald.
The many.: beautiful floral tri-
butes were Carried by the grand
' chil=dren:
:ice . .vtar�tl�fu►rikih` tie
Master: Each should be .a mi"s=
sionary - to those 'around, . and
taking a definite .:.stand for truth.
sihould .cost_ in time, effort and
resourcesS. She dealt : with the:
present wave of j'uv'enile delin-
qu.ency.and• •tthe. need 'dor !firm-
ness on the ...Part 'Of parents • in
dealing :with it. The: familiar
sl,og:an . 4EVery?bady's: doing . itt",.
must be met by Ghristian young
people of courage who,can say;.
"Everybody', isn't, for we are
sorneibodies•.an.d Jwe acre ,not: do
ing .fit" Mrs Ted Collyer •ex-•
,pressed the thanks :of the o=
Cti.ety' .,tto' • Mrs.'Gaunt for her
timely address which gave much
food f'or. •• thought. Mrs' Sandy
!MacLeod •contributed ;a soilgwith
Mrs, Nl Rod MacLeod at the. organ:
Dean MacLeod gave' 'a reading
alatd's. ` IJoiigl'as Graham: 'lis-
trib,utecl missionary letters reg
ceived,• among the audience. Af-
ter the meeting the directors
Served' .a delicious lunch., '"The
monthly meeting for July will
be held o'n ; the :10.th at the Thome
;of • Mrs, '!;veal 'Keith.
Although man has, through
evolution, Jlearned' to walk up,.
right, .his• eyes ,'still swing ft6iri
littib' to litivb, •
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LLucknow , Phone '528-2906
Kairshea
.1. Made
morial:;' Donation
The... Heart, fund
•:Mrs', Currie Colwell was host-
ess • to the J nee '
g
u meetin of. the
Kairshea 'Women's Institute
which Was 'held at the Kairshei
hail, ,Mrs, ' Frank MacKenzie &
cond'ucted` tiu
meeting : Mrs. ' Harvey I oustoi
read 'the scripture and the, ,role
call was answered by `4Canadiai
Women in the News:"
A' donation to the Nations
Heart Fund . Was made .in mem
,cry : of a past ,member, Urs. Er
land .Keane and a m:ornents sir
encu 'abserved
i Donations were 'also ' made .fo
the support ..of ,the. Korean chi.
sponsored by '.South';Bruce'"Di:
trict and' to, the 'National cor
verition Fund
Another •quilting will be hef
Tuesday •evening, July : 2nd: 1
finis "oiar ",llre`c 'Crosrq,uilts, •
Kairshea ladies will agai
canvass for the ,Salvation • Arm
and. •fornns we're 'passed .out '
canassers: ' '
• Mrs: Ted` Collyer gave a 'vel
full' report of, the District • Ai
nual held, . ,at Reids, Cornet
which had been prepared lby t•1
District Director, Mrs, Tari,
Moffat..
S,taiiding committee repoi'
were .!given •,>;y conveners. M:
Ira Dickie ,gave a very inhere
Ing • repert of • her two clays
the Officers'' Conference
Guelph, Miss Ilene Burt fagot
ed.' with an'. accordion solo a
Mrs. .Cliff Roulstan' g,av,e • a re..
ing.
" Mrs: Lockhart. thanked .M
ColwleIl and 1those. Who took p:
in the p'•ogram. and' Mrs,' Co.l
fittingly replied ., -
A • social time fol c w•ed
lunch served. by the hostess
conveners, .Mrs. Harvey Ho:ugl
and Mrs George Lockhart.
Dace • -to ' various, activities
our regular meeting day in In
our Grrieetingwill be he1d Ta
day, July id+th at 8:30 sha.
Please note ,this is an even
meeting ani rose‘would were';
all 'visx.tors; '