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WEDNESDAY,: AUG.. .14th, 1963•
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW ::ONTARIO
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(KINLOUGH NEWS)
August 15th
Mr. Earl Percy ,of Matheson,
Ont. vi$1ted over theweek=end
with relativ.ehere and in Huron.
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Fletcher,
Bobby ' and Betty of Paisley .visit-
"ed en Sunday, with' Mr. ,arid Mrs.
Bert Nicholson.
Mr. and. Mrs. .A. F. Cooper,'
New York,' Mr .and Mrs. Frank
Fair' and. Miks'.' Edna Scott of
Ripley were', recent visitors With
.. William: •Cox and Rev.
B son Cox:
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..Mr. and Mrs.' Donv,Gillespie spent
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• Miss Sharon Stanley '*as .. a
recen t •with Mr. and Mrs:
'arid. ��, an -
a •r •'Larr St
ley at Walkerton.
. 'The Holyrood Women's •Inst-
�tute •amet in 'the. hall on Thurs-'
day evening, .Augustlst.. with'
Mrs..L,ymnan Sutton 'in the chair.
The ' •meeting. opened. •with ,the
singing of' the .Ode and •repeat-.
ing the Mary Stewart Collect: in
unison,` Comrn,uniCations, . were.
read including'a tetter' of thanks
Vern Rev. •Benson Cox. A Salva-
tion ,Army. 'canvass will' be made
later. • ion: A stand 'is .to. be made.
for the '4-H ipos'ters, The "roll
c�al'l`., was `"Ari improvement ..1
Would. like `to See in Consumers
•goods." Standing Comrnittee re-
ports. Were. given Iby :Mrs, Jack
Hewitt oi1 ' Aspiri i ' and ;' Mrs.
Lorne Eadie on Chemicals. Plans'
were made :to entertain:the Tees
water and Wh'itechurch••insti.tutes:.
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at :the';Septem'be:r• meeting; Mrs,•
Pioneer Of 'West
WawanOsh....'Passes:
THOMAS INGLIS
Thomas Inglis, 'a lifelong re-
si,dent sof .West Waw•anosh, ,pas-
sed away at this. home on Satur-
day afternoon, July, 27th, follow.-
ling. an 'illness over the past three
months. He was in his 37th
Year,
Mr. Inglis 'was as soil of John
Inglis and Agnes ;,MacLaren and.
was the last member of a family
of ten children, He' was born on
Jack Hewitt 'convened the pro=, Deceinber 126th, 118775, on the•farm
grarn.:and read a poem "My Kit across •the; road, from where° he
ehen,Prayer andSome'. thoughts 'd1ed., • Heaving spent .his lifetime
on food, ,Recipes were sold. Mrs,'; in the 'community, Tom was well
William Kempyn gave. the, mot-
to, "Success depends onbackbone
not wish ybone. Mrs. P. A.. Mur --
,ray demonstrated the making of.
a salad. 1Miss Brenda • Hewitt
played, two num. bers on the pi
and widely known..
On- September 2nd,'_ 1:962, Mr.
and Mrs.'.Ingl'is celebrated their
69th' wedding • anniversary... Mrs.
Inglis is the former Jennie Mac-
Kenzie,. -laughter of the. late Mr.
ano. The guest speaker was Mr. and Mrs.. Alexander 'MacKenzie
Milt .• Rayner, 'manager‘ of 'the
Bank of -Montreal in Lucknow. -
•He explained the . use of credit,
sand' concluded ,' his .talk.. •with a
of Kinloss. They were married
at South: Kinloss Church `by. Rev:
Finlay MacLennan. '
Mrs. •.Inglis survives with: • two
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humorous poem' on ,banking. He ,daughters and five sons, Mrs, wooair•••••••••i
was presented with a gift in ap-• Jack (Betty) Flannigan of To -
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predation. The meeting closed Milt° and 'Mrs. Robert (Pauline) Fer •ur of Lisdal :Sask. Mrs. , Week' with • her parents, iMr,;
b e past h p e ,
with the. singing of God 'Save the 'Ad -arils of :'Kinloss MacLaren of 11 enjoyed the lane?.,t•.i 1
L . , L, Gi espie •e l y. .. p r p and Mrs. �Bill.'veab e
Qu'een • and . the Institute G'rrace,.I Highgate. Alex ,and, Thomas of- 'both ways . 'Rev. •Jellin and Mrs.'Helmus
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of A reception was held
,Friday and family of Castlewood, South
the hostesses, • MrsOrville El- V/atford sand' John. of For^dwich. evening in Whitechurch: Com- Dakota spent : the • week -end at • '••
liott and Mrs.• P. A. Murray; The 'A. daughter;. , Chrissie (Mrs, munity Memorial. Hall .'for; the the manse with' Mr; and Mrs.
newl'Y',
W eds• Mr:. and Mrs:- Ross Jacob : Kull er.. :
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MacGregor, . During the..eVe,ning
they were presented' with a gift;
of money. Mr:, Bill Purdon read`'
the . address and Mr: Walter Ars-
coat snide• :the presentation. Ross
replied .expressing thanks to all
direectors •. were.. M.S.. Jack -Hew-
itt
Hewitt.and Mrs. .William' K,emlyn.
:who were• in charge of the prog-
ram. The '-next 'meeting 'will •be
held •. an Septembber ' 5th. I-lestes-
ses,, Mrs. Harold Ha1deriby• and
Mrs. .Mark Johnston. Directors,
;Mrs.' Jim Smith and; Mrs. Sam':
•Farmner,
Bruce Township.residents willI
The' *as 'held. on 'Tues -
have° the opportunity on'Septern I: day, July 30th from:. the. Mac-
ber 4th tovote ori,\the' questionienzi�e • Meriiorial'' Chapel . in � p
C'hristena Simmons), died in
1944 and a , son Allan in 'child -7
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He is also •. • survived :by 17
grandchildren.
During . the laSt three. weeks,
Mr., Inglis, had ,been '!cared • for
at his' home ' on the farm.by Mrs.
Flannigan, Mrs. , Mae Inglis ' and
Mrs:- Ale, ea{ Inglis, all trained
nurses. J
The U.C.W. heeled• their • meet-
ing last Wednesday, • August 7th
at the , home of Mrs. Russel
Gaunt. The. Worship service was
in . charge 'of -Mrs. man 7iiffin.
Call .. to: ' Wora!hip •aiid' scripture
for thinking -of :them in this mann reading• was given by Mrs:.
ner. Tiffi�n's; orchestra supplied Claude Coffin. After a .�hyanny' ..
the• +music for dancing MTs. Aubert. Collates led.' in• -+pray-'
Mrs.. Jack Gillespie, Barry and er: Mrs. Ezra' Scholtz gave .anpin-'
Lorraine s of Sarnia spent • the. "strumental, . Mrs: Dan Tiffin :and
past week 'here • ;with. Mr. and Mrs. ;.Carl Weber • gave readings. •
,Mrs. Garnet `Farrier and:, 'her The.,,
of . dining lounge licences and Lucknow. with interment in 'mother, Mrs. • W. R. Farrier ,and
l•ounge' licences'wit�hin,the muni Greenhill Cemetery: yMiss Winnifred' Farrier:: •
cipality, ; + Y Honorary
pallbearers w re Arthur . Moore; NLrs: Ann•
ie , Lott .was able to'
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'Walter Inglis, ' Sandy Purdon, return • home- this :week to • her
!! Roy Colvin:. Ae�tive' pallbearers own'' apartment 'after being phos
Andrew Todd, son of Mr.. and I p p g
Were Ed:'MacKenzie, David' Ing- I pitalized '.'and remaining,. • for a
'Nils Stanley Todd of Southa•mpµ lis,, Kenneth
ton, has `.been awarded `.onorable-Alfred
MacKenzie, Ab time with. Mr. and Mrs: earl
•x h • Coulter- Alfred Patterson, 'Elroy.; Lo�t1t',
mention ;for his art.. He did a. L
char:coa1 lands.ca''e which aidlaw,. ZVtr .nnd Mrs 'Arbil Fischer Wh•o served lunch to. I+8 "mem"kiers.
stud.y book .on.'Hi to fy,: 0111
tune ••and, Importance .•of• :Hong
Kong was .given •+by. Mrs. Dan--
Ti:ffin.. The Septeunber meeting..
will' ,be held at the home: of Mrs:
Rev Mitchell' iBluevale The
•closing prayer. was . given by Mrs;
,Elwood Groskorth A. •vote.
thanks • was '• given the • -hostess'
psketch.
will +be •'included ' in, an : exhibition
tour of, theDoxninion • •by the
Canadian Society of Education
through art.
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• Mr, Inglis :had :been •a
fiber of ,the , Whitechurch
• mem,, ,and:•family of Listowel • Spent. the and 2' visitors.
United
Church, ' arid the ' furierial and
burial services were conducted
iiby,. 'Rev; 'G.., C. tMitchell;
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Lightning Struc
Church Chimne
(WHITECHURCH NEWS)
During .the • electric storm on
•Tuesday evening the • Chatrners
Presbyterian Church chimney,
I. was • struck Eb.y lightning ,and
bricks• scattered for some des=
tante .over the church lawn. No,
:damage w.aS';done to the' interior..
'Dave- Gibb's luck :'wasn't : all
bad. He :resides ori a farm +pro.
'perty east Of Wingham acid fail-
ed 'to .put his car iriri' the `shed.
for the eveningbefore the storm
stril'ck. Fortunately ;so„ for the,
shed w'as struck, set on fire and.
burned,.
On .Tuesday,,; M;is' Alma Conn;'
daughter 'of Mr, and 'Mrs. Wal
lace Conn was taken to. '•Wang
ham Hospital, where she under-
went an appendectomy, opera-
tion: Thin Conn -nullity wishes her
a speedy: recovery, •
Mr's: Har.ry Swan ss. a patient
cin W inghani Hospital with a gall
(attack. •
Mr. and .Mrs. Jack Coultes &
Debbie of Wailaceburg spent the,
week -end. with: Mr. and Mr's. Al-
bert Coultas and ori .Sunday Mr.
and, Mrs: Mervin Pipe„ of Brus-
sels 'visited 'at . the same
On. Thursday, evening White
chur4h and Cedar Valley Ban-,
tam ;teams Played the 4th game
of the/playoff series with White-
church winning 8-5 score. Each
team has -,won 2 garnes, • The 5th
and. final • gairne wil be ,played.
Tuesday evening ahtechurch
at 7:60 ':pari,•'
rMrs; Gibson Gillespie rettirned
home Tuesday :everiing 'after .a,
month's ' Nisit with her sister,.
Miss Edith Peddle of Edmonton
who accompanied her to Van-'
cou'ver. •and • then to• her other
sisters, Mrs. Fred Neighbour &
Mr,. Neighbour and Mrs. I✓en'a
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