HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1963-07-17, Page 11WEDNESDAY, JULY • 17, 13R
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PURPLE GROVE
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Dianne ,_re asp._ a week
with. Mr, and . Mrs., William
White.,
,Mr, and Mrs.. Gordon ' Mac-
• Donald and Mary Helen spent
Tuesday with (Mr, and Mrs. Har-
veyRadbourne. of !Park Head.
Miss ,Annie McLeod, Lucknow
spent the week -end with Miss
Margaret, Robertson; '
Mrs. Frank' Dore and Ronnie
visited 'Mr, and Mrs. William
White Monday evening.:
Friends. are sorry to hear that
Kerry Boyle is in War Mem-
orial Hospital,n•
Londo.. Mr. 'and
• +Mrs. Francis 'Boyle spent Sunday
with her. •
Miss Margaret • Robertson held
a .shower on Friday evening in
honour of Miss. Marlene Bob.
'ertson. Mrs. Burton Collins.. con-
ducted, a couple of . contests.
Mrs. Gordon • Pattersan +had. a:
reading on marriage. 1Viis, Mary
Anne McCosh "assisted' Marlene
opening the gifts.. Lunch'• was.
served' by the hostess and her
assistants.
Miss Nancy Dore spent a . few
days with Mr, and. Mrs. Howard
Orr. • ,
Mr. and 'Mrs. Gordon Mac-
Donald ; and Mary Helen spent.
Sunday at' the 'cottage at• Big
Bay.:
Miss Mary ' Anne McCosh
spent the week -end with Mr, and
Mrs, Donal4 "McCosh.
Mrs,,. Hugh Jansen attended
the shower for Miss Nancy Ir-
win at: Lucknow on Sat.
A ,number' fromhere attend'e •-
'the 12th Celebration in Toronto
on Saturdays • '
Mrs. Donald .MCC'osh, . Mrs.
Walter Forster,. Carolyn visited
with. Mrs. Annetta Bushell of
Lucknow.. . ' •
Mr. and Mrs. Alex .•Robertson
and family of Wingham were
guests of Mr. and Mrs,, . Walter
Fo,.rster. on Sunday'..
Mrs. William Arnold, Mrs.
'Donald • McCosh attended ,the
Mount ,Hope . Women's Institute
et Dabbinton.
.Mr.. Robert Orr, Cater, Sask.,,
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Miss Olive Orr, ,Arthur, Mrs.
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Helen Swann ' visited Mr. arid.
Mrs. Donald 1VIcCosh:
Mr. and .Mrs.. Fred Webster,
•Lynn and,Peter of Willowda`le,
Miss Aneta Forster. of Toronto,
Mr Bill Robertson of Kitchener,
Mrs. Carl Strathdee of Uranium
City were .Sunday ,;guests of. Mr,
and Mrs Walter Forster. •
David Stanley. and Allan Tra-
her visited Mr. Norval, Stanley.
'on' Sunday. , .
Former °C eric s
SonDied • Suddenly
• : The death of •Dr. Donald Ito-,
bert Copeland . occurred sudden-
ly in• Vrest,, Lincoln Memorial
Hospital, Grimsby, on Sunday,
July .• '7th, He was in his '.41st
year: • .
• Dr; ?Copeland was a ' ,den:tal.
surgeon at Griin•sby and a son, of
Rev.,Rabert C: and Mrs. Cope-.
land.' of London. Mr. Copeland
ministered on:' the Ashfield .Cir-
cuit from 19+18 to •1021...
• The funeral' service. was- ;,held
at .Trinity United 'Church, Grims-
by on Wednesday, July lOth,_with.
interment in Queen's Lawn Ce-.
rnetery.. .
Those •wishing could', make do-
nations to the Trinity : Church;
organ' fund.
Dr Copeland is survived by
his +wife, the former :Robizrta
Clare . Duthie,. Ebur . children,
Bruce, Rickey, ,,Craig:' and Mar-
garet 'Louise • all at home; ' hisparents, Rev.- and Mrs. Cope='
land of London .:.and a brother,
Dr.m George:''C'opeiand of. London.
ANNOUNCING T
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DUNGANNON
Mr. and: Charlesre
M Mrs. Pee c
Brantford and Mrs. Harvey Webb
of St. Helens visited Saturday
with Mr. and; Mrs. Cecil Blake,.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Culbert
and family., on Sunday visited
her sister and husband, Mr. and.
Mrs: Nestle, Brampton,
,Mr,. and Mrs. Oscar • Aithell
and son Paul of ,Walton on Sun-
day visited cher parents, ;Mr. and
Mrs., Arthur +Elliott.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Culbert
.and son' Bill 'on. Sunday attended
the 50th wedding :anniversary of
Mr. :.and Mrs. Melvin, Tyndall,
the, former being Mrs. Cullbert's
brother. - An ."At Home" was
planned for neighibours, .friends
and relatives.. Mr.' and Mrs. Tyrr
dall were hosts at, a. family din-
ner at the Bedford Hotel, G,qd
erich , on 'Saturday evening.
Mrs. Arthur Elliott, 'Misses Re-
bina, ' Nettie Sproul and Mrs.
Herb: .Finnigan on Saturday at-
tended the 00th +birthday party
of the Tatters aunt, .Mrs. Mary
.Galbraith at the home of Mrs.
Alice Lawson, 'Clinton. . :
The Dungannon' ...Canadian
Girls In Training : have received
chevron"s granted iby the • .Na-
tional, .C.G;I.T. coanmittee of the
Canadian council of -churches for
attaining the .required standards
of projects.' V badges, and certiif-
' icates are' given; Mrs. Herb Fin
ni+gan and. Mrs./ N. L. Gostonyi
have:been leaders. •
• Mr: and Mrs. Fred Kingand
ion Bill 'on .Sunday, visited his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred `King;
Sr., at Dundas and, at Hamilton
Beaoh. .Miss Dianne King, a
niece,returned home after a vis
it, Miss Joanne King, daughter: of
Mr, and .Mrs. Ernie King ,is Vis-
iting Mr.' and Mrs. Glen Weaver
and .:uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Fred.
King:' •
Mr., and Mrs. .Charles' Ward-,
rop " have. Moved from • Shephar-
ton to the house they.purohased
from /'thelate ,Fred Buechler
estate on .. main . • street.
Mr.. and : Mrs., Anderson Mug-
ford, ford, London ;:spent• the week-
end with her mother, MTS. Ab
rier ,Morris.:'
,Mr:: Bert McWhinney who un
derwent • an operation at Vic-
toria . Hospital Londonlast/week.
is doing very well . towards ;re=
covery. Mrs. Hugh . McWhinney
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D�sc4ss Pension "
Plans At Seminar:
Ontario. • eniployera of 10; Per-
sons or more axe .now' ,required . .
to set up pension . plans, even.
though it is likely the Federal
government will enter this field.:
Mr. ,Robert G, Shortreed, tax
consultants, told . a meeting of
Stratford firm executives during
a,, pension .seminar • at British
Mortgage .& Trust Company yes
terday . that "between now and
June 30th, '1064, all companies.
of '16 'persOns or more without a
pension plan inu'at institute
plans and file 'them with' the
Comniission, and all existing'
plans ' must be reviewed and
amended if necessary."
Laurence•Z.. Coward, an ,actu-
ary, said . that we • seeni to be
running into a clireet conflict
between two different social
welfare philosophies, • held {by ' .
'two different :levels : of govern-
ment. "On the one hand wehave
the portable pension approach of.
the provinces, and' on the other .
the proposals .fora national con- •
tributory wage-relatedplan to
be set up . by . the federal gov-
ernment. The conflict between
these two plans is the really
lbig issue in Canadian. Rension
planning at present," he said
Births
SOAK, -- •At Chatham ;Genera','
Hospital, on Saturday, July 13th
to Mr. and .Mrs. Aaron Boak
(Bernice Shaddick) of: Dresden,
a, daughter a sister for Ricky
and Larry. • •
•spent. a few days in . London to • •
make' visits to . his 'bedside and'. •
report : of his ,progress,
• Mr. and Mrs..Ernest Pritchard;
d
Toronto visite. relatives here
for the 'weekend
Mrs, :Simon MacKay was. ta-
ken' to aGoderich ' Hospital_ a . a
patient" With a heart attack last
Thursday Reports are that .,she
is showing :. good • improvement. •
Mr. & Mrs. Robt. Irvin &' Bet
ty visited on Sunday `with Mr.
and' Mrs. Bertram Curran, Lon-
don; also, . with. the motor party
were,Mn ' 'and ' Mrs. " Will Irvin
of Belfast and 'Mr..•George 'Alton.
of. Sault Ste. Marie:::
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