The Lucknow Sentinel, 1963-09-11, Page 9• wrI„ONE,SDAY, SEPT , 11,, 1963
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TITS IATPKNOW
ORNMEX4,-/..IJCKNOI:ey, ONTARIO
Orey,T,Bruci•:YVA„ 'AreCt .CoOention To Be In
, • Wornen's linstitUte members;
from all cornerS a Grey and
Ortic e. County will be gathering
tfior the Area iC.Onvention, 'to be
• held 'in ;the town hall at lireaford.,
Tuesday and Wednesdayilthe lath
and 18th of ,Soptember.
• Mrs. Leonard Trivers, The -
010n, president of Federated Wo-
nien.'S. 'Institute of Ontario and
• Miss Helen. MCKercher, Director
' of. Horne Economics SeiwiCe; Dept:
of -AgricultLirei Toronto, :wial be
present. Mds McKercher will ad-
- dress • the morning' session. on.
Tuesdtiy .and-11VIns. Trivers im the
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• afternoon, Registration is tat
with the, opening exerci,ses
• 9:45. Mrs. 'Ivor • Spencer, R.R, .4.
• Tara, is the president of the Grey -
Bruce Area. ' • •
',A high iight of.the twO day
.convention is the .banquet
es -
day evening , a,t .0:20, P.m. The
' guest 'speaker is Frances Shelley.
Wees. . Mrs. Wees has .publighed •
about 30, Woks, Mostly mystery
novels, .and. probablY more !!than
any other :woman in :Canada...She.
has :also written four Primary
readers, a set Which have been
authorized in the, Maritimes for
many yeans. She has ;also „Written
rna•rity artioles for magazines, such
.4s; The Ladies •Hoine Journal,
McLean's, Chatelaine, , etc. The
writing end triacing .of •family
histories is a hobby. Dr. and Mrs.
Wees have two children, a 'daugh-
ter is married to Claire Wallace's
son. Their on, 19 years of age,
Ls 'going t.o Jamaica as a voliinteer
student, with the Canadian Un,r,
iversity Services OVerseas in
September. Mrs. Woes topic will.
be f'From dishpan to typewriter",
M,g,th: lights for Wednesday
morning,will' be the 'election of
officers and the CESCU.S4011 groulps.
The 'finding of tile groupswillhe
presented lin the :afternoon..Junior
Activities will be. in charge of the:
Grey and Bruce COW:Ay Home
E•conornists, Miss Flora Duran
and Miss Donna Mae Nickolson.
There will again be a displaY.
of 'W,omen's Institute. s:upplies,
which 'are available from • 20
Spadina Road, Toronto -4. It will
be possible to leave your, order
eaford
land, r.eceive ;the shipment tat a
I later date, This js a convenience
which many of us .appreciated
last year. It is an ropportunity for
the W.I. members to secure items
they may have been Intending
to vet for sometime.
Entertainment willibe
throughout the convention from
;Subdivision 14, 'which is Grey,
.north; Grey, east; ;,Grey, centre.
The convention ;corritinittee: 'also
c o me • r.om this subdivision
and will 'be in charge •of
registration. WitOEi a trophy
eing :awarded • to the Dis-
trict with the larger attendance
for the 'two days, it is very irnz-4
portant that .everyone -register.
Official , voting delegates should
oh•eck with the regist,ration com-
mittee 'for/ the second day of
atten•dance. • •
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•'Complacent Husband: Well, my
dear, I've carried you safely, over
all. the . 'rough . places in life,
haven't 1? •• ' • •
Wife: . Yes. Arid you hairen't
missed one of them.
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PAGE NINE
Passed Away After
Lengthy Illness
• KM. CLARENcE DUNLOP
After a lengthy illness Mrs.
Clarence Dunlop, • passed Wlay.
7111.0SdaY evening, $e0eimber - 3,
1963, in Kincardine Gen.(4141 119s
Pital-in flier '511.lith year. Born on
Ndveinber 25tir; 1805 in Ashfield
Township, she was the former.
Lavina Mae Bla,ck, ,daulghter of
Johtn and tlVlargaret he.
attended GOclerich High SehOol
and Stratford 'Teachers.' College"
before .teaching .tong year near
Durham ,ancl two Years at No. 9,
school Huron TOwnshiP.,
On. October 22, 1.930, she mar
ried Clarenge Dunlop , of Huron.
rPownship, (arid took LIP/ residence
on the 4t# ;concession ,wiliere they
spent, their married life-.
•'Both, were Members of Pine
River United Church, and iMrs,
Dunlop had 'taken an active part
in the cornmunity.
Never neglectful at .her ;home
Ate was a devoted •Wife ,arid
mother and gave' herself 'freely to
.11 eMilipa;*nly4enfrsillienled(Ws,svillS.leitIdedt.1;e
Me -
Lerman Funeral Home in Kin-
cardirie ,where the, remains ret -
ed Until 'Friday: •
On Friday afternoon the fun-
eral. servite was - conducted by
DOnaid Madcentie,
paid 'tribute to her life of service
and Rev. ;John Hutton assisted:in.
Prilryi:Lni.. exit was in incardin. e
cemetery. Pallbearerswere six,
former pupils of . No. 9 school;
Donald Courtney, Murrayi Ma-
poriadd, Leonard Reid, Cecil 1-Itifin-"
phrey, Lesiter Ferguson ;and Leon-
ard 1Codirtney., F1'o'wer b'earers
were ;close' neighbours..
Mfrs. Diunlop.,iS Survive.d'IbY'her
hitsb'and; five daughters, Donna,
Mrs, Frank • Maloney of Preston.;
Norma,. Mrs. Russell •Perider of
;Micltland;, 1Margaret, •Mrs..'Herb'
• ;Johnson .of ;Preston; DorothY of
Midlan4;1 and Dianne :ITOnie.,'
Two .Sons, B1i Of Port Elgin 'arid'
Eugene' of Iron ToWnshiiiP; nine
grandchildren. Als� slurviiing are
five sisters, 'Melinda ' •of Dungan.:
non; Little,Mrs. Bill Petrie
of Dungannon; • Margareti. Mrs.
GeorgeGlenn :of Goderich,; Olive;
Mrs i Allan Watson' ...of the Nile;
Ruth, Mrs.. HOward 'Johnston, of
Port Albert; six ;brothers, LlOyd,:
Victor and Eliner Of Port Albert,
Cecil. of 'Britton, Case Of Kit-
thener, and. „Roy LuckrioW.
Two . *others' Wallace and Ho-
ard ipredeceased her. .
OBITUARY
ARNIM MATTHEVVS.,
Henry H.'ilVfattihpOs,. 1 of
field -TOwriShip, died Friday in
Alexandra IA/feline and General
Hospital, Gaderich. Born in Ash-
field; he was•sonof late -Mr: arid
Mrs. Henry Matthews, and liVed
and farmed in Ashfield ihilife.
MattliewS. Wes a member of
the ;Nile 1.Jiiited Church. •
He leaves his wife, the former
Ruby Kerr; three daughters, Mrs.
'Henry (Bernice) Drennan,. Ash
field; Mrs. Raymond (Lois) flag -7
git, SheppardtOn,.'..& Mi Ss Joyce
'at ie;'two sons, Gordon, Prince
George, R.C,, and Ralph, Nile; and
21 grandchildren. , •
• The body ,reSted at the Stiles
funeral home Gederich where a
service waS held Monday at,, 2:00
P.m., Rev,. J. A. Veldt of Nile
United •Church offici.ate,d,,, Burial
Was in Dungannon aeine.tery.
• In thisbedroom,.
wedlike to mention,
One thing merits.•
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OLIVtT .NEWS
-The •Olivet .U.C,W.„ 'met on
Thursday afternoon in the
church. The president 'Mrs. ,Os-.
car. White 'ape,fied with ,a
to Worship "Conic Ye' . Thank -
u1 People Dime." Eleven mtettn- ,
answered the roll :call .with
a verse. on Harvest. Mrs. JOI.n.
aVlacClharlez coridLicted the • ;wor-
ship service .Scriptdre and co-;
inents :based on ;the Beatitudes
was .given thy .Mis. Melvin Col-
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ling.. Miss : 1Viary Roritistori led '
in prayer,... kid a .sermon. by
Peter arshall, was read ,by Mrs..
John MacCharles. Mrs. Caging •
gave '4 report of. :the Hamilttm •
COnfererice , at the,. U.C.W. Mrs.
MacCharleS and Miss Mary Raul-
ston sang a duet accompanied
at the organ iy Mrs. Sandy Mac- •
Pharles, Mrs. Robert , Osborne
-1-gave the • courtesy remarks.
Lunch was served after WhiCh
a sale' of caokties twith .recipes
enelostid. addedtd the. treasury.
Mrs: Herb OlaytOnasSisted by
Mrs. john. MacCharies are plani-
ning a 4-H project for ',thegirds:,
• this fall. •
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•Mr,"and'aVir:s. Tom ..M,oP,46e ' •
:and Harvey of AubLirn gifted
recently with Ir„ and '
• ter IDexter, • • •
Mr. and 3M. W. T. Roulston •
'arid Jack and Mrs. MseHam,
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ikon' Visited recently with M,,r; •
and Mrs. 'Orville Guy. and Lin:,
da in iMitchele , •
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Miss ' Sharon Coltling was or—
ganist during the Sunday Scheel .
session ,on Sunday. : •..
Mr. and Mrs. • George Hart- '
well of. Kincardine and Mr. and
Mrs., Henry Farrell ;were Callers •
at the ;home' of Mrs.'4.VI..ae
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Thm-
• ;Employee: "But, sir, I ,think1
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deserVe to raise." .'
.Boss:. "Perhaps you do. Speak
to Me in a few ,days—if .you're
still With lis." • '
Simday evepdn.g. •
MONUMENTS
For sound counsel and a fair price on r, monument
correctly designed from quality) material, rely on
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SKELTON MEMORIALS
Pat OWagan, Prop.
Established Over Sixty Ye?ts.,,
Wa4seirton * Phoma 881.0234 Ontario
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