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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1963-09-16, Page 6gressive posetvgiv•:• iifOntario • PUBLI • 'B Tt E ONT' nTO PROGRESSIVE CONSERVp1TVT? Ass0C1ATtON J • tet • ;h. iI; } • t This LUGKNOW SENTTNZL, LUCKNOW, .ONTARIO SoI'n..e.ihiflgffFoI An. e Family s •: FAIR WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 25th and 26th en Wedmesday. Evening The-: arena will be open on Wednesday evening from 8 to 10 : p.m. for the public to view . the. inside exhibits. Admission.25c. grade At One O'clock Schoolchildren will parade from• the Lucknow Public School at one/ p.m: headed' by, Luck - now: District High 'School.'.Band . & majorettes, as Well as cowboy and cowgirl pony riders. The/98t1.'annual Fair will be opened by Murray Gauni School Competitions Donald Blue of Ripley will act as master of ceremonies for . the" ever popular rural school :competitions. . BABY SHOW MIDWAY TRICYCLES We'll Be.. Seeing OPEN STEP DANCING DECORATED 'BICYCLES SPORTING EVENTS YOU M., The L'ucknow . Fall 'Fair as " Honored : On 90th Birthday. (ANBERI:EY NEWS) Mrs., William Hooey,. .who was lOtly' aiiiert on S tear�rbe r rugs y September guest of honor ' at a :dinner:. at the home o . her son 'and daugth- ter-in-law, +i T: ,amd Mrs:. Mervyn On • Tuesday evening of . last Week. Best Wishes for many happy returns are .extend+ed. to • Mrs. Hooey. •',. Mrs. Cecil ¶Tun .phrey and Mrs. Bert IrWin ,: of Reids Corners W.I..are .' delegates to the Grey- Bruce Area W:I.. corwenbion• to ibe held 'in .1VIeaford on. Septem-.; ber 117'bh and `:113th. ; Sympathy is • extended to Mrs. Murray • Farrell in the passing of her father, Mr. Hugh Alexan- der. Smith of Tiverton. • ' 1Vtrs. Laura. McNair and 1Vliss Helen r1VieNain attended a wed ding in `Toronto on. Saturday. ' Unit , one of 'Pirie ;River Unit ed Church held their meeting on Tuesday •afternoon` of last week. Mrs, Sam Gibson and Mrs, Geo. Wightrn n • presided, Tihe" "meet! ing opened with a hymn and a reading by the president. Roll call, was 'answered Iv naming a fav'ouri;te autumn flower. The scripture reading and comments by Mrs, Duncan Thonburn was followed with the business Pant ' of the Meeting. Mrs. F1don Arad - ley was tozwener for 'Tie grog - CULRCSS CORNERS ' Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs Bob McDonaldon, the .birth of .a daughter and to Mr. and Mrs. Bob; Harris on the birth of a son. . Several from the .community, attended London Fair during the .week Frank Brown an+d Beg rf risked Thursday eveninrg? with Mr, and Mrs. ' R. Green'and fa- mibr. • • Wath fine weather the .first of last . week those Who hadn't fin- ished harvest' or had second 'cut in the. field,' were hard at work trying to finish. Onseveral :,arms ;the , lady •of . the shouse lent a hand at driving the tractor, even so, the! rain caught a few un,, �finisihed,.. +. Miss Donna lialdenby,• Toronto spent. the Week -end with Mr; & !Mrs. ,. James i raldenby. Mr. and Mrs. Wdllsaxn Braun and 'family moved to. Teeswater on Saturday: Mr, and Mrs. Tom . Hackett & Doug, Ashfield, 'visited Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs, Midford Wall 'and Donnie. Mrs, Frank Brown and • Reg. spent .Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.. James Wraith, •Lucknow. Mr. and 'Mrs. 'Everett• Parker, spent Sunday eVening. with Mrs. A. 'Green and Iboys. ram and. gpened With a hymnafter Which/ of silence was observed ,in memory •of .r1Vlrs.• Clarence Dunlop A:readingbW r ri was follow - Mess -Grace ,CaTr►•e o ed with prayer . by aNIrs Jahn Blue and ' a . story by 1VIrs. Wesley Robb, entitled : "My daughter conquered .¶pdiio" was given, Thee meeting closed With a hymn &:, prayer. Lunch •was 'served ,by Mrs. John 'McDonald and Mrs, i Archie 'Courtney. The sacrament of baptism Was administered by Rev: Donald A. McKenzie at .Pine .River United ; Church on. °: Sunday,. September: 15th. presented for Ibaptism were. Dale James, son of Mr, and Mrs Orville Thompson, Debra Louise,. daughter of. Mr .ard Mrs. Perrin Lowry, Jeffrey Robert, son of• Mr. and '.Mrs -Robert • McNain, Shelley Ann, daughter 'of .Mr, : & Mrs:, Hugh .1VIason •'and Lori Lee; daughter of Mr, and Mrs Eu- gene Dunlop ' .• Mrs. Wesley Robb arid Miss Katherine 'Robb ..are {visiting with, Mr. 'and Mrs. Bent Osborne of Trout Creek 'for a few. days; Mr. and 'Mrs,. Bert Irwin vas- ited with relatives in• northern DUNGANNON WEDNESDAY, SEPT. ;14„ 1063 Mr, .and 1VIrs. Willis Corrigan of Barrie visited Mrs. R, iMcDon- ald, their cousin for a tfevr days. Visitors with . Mr, and Mrs.. Gordon Finnigan over the week- end were heraunts, Mrs. 1Vlarg- are't Manning, London; and Mrs. Will Alton, Wingham, on Sun.. day,. Mr. and Mrs. Finnigan and Mrs. Alton on Sunday visited Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Alton, London and Mrs. 1Vr'anning me' 'turned to • visit at the Finnigan home for few days, Mr.;: Ross ;Rivett returnedcome last week.' after, srpending the• spun mn.er `with a travelling m tsi- cal group. Ross is '+a .inoteworthy. guitarist and went nor err and, west. as 'far, . as Whitehorse rin ,the Yukon, Holy Communion-' and' Harvest' Home servicewill. he observed. on • Sunday, September 242nd. at 2:15 'p:In. Rev. 1-I. L. Jennings, Brussels,; a former minister, will give. the .address.. Rev. J:' A.: Veldhuis and Mrs. Veldh'uis , went ibhe first of the week to 'Victoria Hospital, • Lon- don; where their; daughter,. Gay is. They Would Mke to see :their daughter snaking' more improve - Ment following 'an operati6n. Erskine . ' Presbyterian Anni- versary services .are . Septen ber .22nd . at 11 a.m. and . 7:30 p.m. and • DISTRICE'. with the. . rguest ,speaker Rev. ;D.. Lane of Clinton.. Mr. Ralph Hen derson, soloist at both senvies. . The Dungannon ;Merry Milk Maids held a aneetir»g on their • ,project 'at Mrs, Esther. Rivett's on Friday, September -1n! (,at S pan,, The' meeting opened !by. repeating, 'the -441 Pledge., The roll call was answered iby "How We, use different loran's of milk at ,home. Achievement. Day at the Auburn Hall; will +be on<No- vember • 30th. +Miss Patricia 'De- rude, new home economist was present • and answered. .many questions. The next ;meeting will .be at . Miss Bernice Thompson's. on ,September h. at • $e p., 'The lunoh was two different , salads and •c heese sandwiches. Mr. and (Niers; Arthur Elliott spent a., week visiting ' ,their daughter,, Mr. and Mrs. 'Oscar Guthell and son Paul' . at Walton. and obseedr •their 4th ,wedding anniversary 'on September gbh. 1VIr. Ernest Girvan; Toronto,. was a recent, visitor with his cousin,. Mrs. Melvin. Reed. • Wife (at 4 a.m.): "A fine 'tune, to, come in: I want an;explplanation and I Want the. truth." ' Hubby:. "But '• make up your mind dear; You can't have both," Ontario recently ' ,Mr; and Mrs. Wiliam I emp- ton visited at the /week end With iMr. and Mrs, Doug 1VIcFady en of London. Mt' OFA THE MANY' I Improvement:in your :living standard' ,more *and better goods and . sere= • ices for you!because your 'Govern - 'merit guarantees ' aid to 'enterprises contributing to Ontario's growth. 300,000 new jobs by '1967 your:; Conservative Government's Trade Crusade (buy Canadian) .aims to'. create . new manufacturing and job opportunities in the Province. Improved agdeultural research—co- ordination of all research by the Ontario Agricultural. Research In-.. stitute makes new 'techniques and . opportunities available: ' • Advance road subsidy payments-- Ontario's counties, townships, cities and villages receive:.advance pay- ment to assist roadbuilding, provide employment: SFafr wages for Government works our Government set widespread minimum wage standards byinclud- . • • ing a wage clause in all public works contracts. Farm management assistance—for farmers, a .program that helps im- prove your business and marketing procedures will be expanded: •,. ' ► Aid for export manufacturers—trad- ing groups are formed and a co-or- dinated effort promotes business. Means more prosperity for Ontario. Brighter. future for your children- partnership of : your Government , and industry in theOntario i Re- search Foundation s' ensuring a solid future. Expansion of vocational" sands— in 1962, .2l7 vocational school pro; jects were completedor under con: struction. ' Medical and Dental; Student Aid- your Government'gives bursaries of $1,01OO a year to students who agree'' :. to Serve in areas in the Province where they're needed .most: Vigorous leadership -good govern - 1 . ment leadership gets things done for the people. John Robarts ' adminis- • tration is for you. it . .1 • IN UR.ON-BRUCE George