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THE LUCICNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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Enrol Brownies,
Present Badges
1..: 'e News - 1st Pack
The .1st Lucknow Pack had a
Very impor tart meeting. Novem-
ber 6th, when six Tweenies were
enrolled as Brownies. Paddle con-
\ducted games; then Charlene An-
derson prepared the Toadstool
and TeaSure Chest. Fairy - Ring,
Fairy ' Gold. and Inspection: 101 -
lowed. Guests. at the meeting
were the .mothers of the Ween-
ies and; Mrs, A. E. McKim; . so
the . Brownies signalled : a "wet
"come to them. in Semaphore. The
following 'ltweenies were enroll-
: ed 'and became Brownies • and
• each. was welcomed to a six
by . her "sizer: Linda SStar ey,
Joan. Anderson, 'Linda •Goyette
Dianne HawthornKathy 'Joynt
,and Sharon Canapbel , Tawny
Owl supervised the preparation.
of tea and toast Packie taught
• Semaphore, Beverley MacDon-
ald helped the knitters, again,
and 'Brown ' Owl taught knots.
,After, lea' had been served to
the guests ' and cookies .. to .the
•Brownies, the girls went to :'their
six corners and then came to
Pow -wow' circle. Brown OM pre-
sented the following. : Ubadges:
Toymnaker and :Thrift to Edith
Whigly; Gal :len Bars to Joanne
T"homipson, ' Janet -Cooke Cooke and
Margaret . ti ontiraMery; `'`"Golden
Ladders : to Margaret :Chester,.
Barbara, Wilkins, '.Charlene An-
derson and• Mary. Elizabeth. Hen-
derson. Mrs MKim • explained
•the World •Association 'lbriefy to
the Brownies in terms`° they
COUld understand and :-'showed:
them pictures of Danish Brown-
ies and. of Canada's Chief Cris-
Mission* 'at the 18th World Con-.
` ference, which "was held in Den-
mark this sununer.''She'then told'
a :story ' about a , turtle . who
coaisldn'+t stop •, which held
the ,girls , spellbound. The meet-
ing closed with the Squeeze, iwo.
verses:" of "God: Saye. . the. Queens"
Prayer and Chimes.
Noble Grand sof Ripley Rebek-
ahs is Dorothy: Brooks : and "vice -
grand, Joy M+eiean. LO.O:F 'No-
ble grand is • Jack Farrell and
the':vice="grand, Jim : Brooks.
The 'Fergus' News Record which
is in its '109th *year and has' been
in the Teanplrn family for many
years, has.been purchased; by
• E. C. Davis,' publisher . of the
Dinka Signet, , The transaction is'
effective the . end of ,November..
•
ar Ritchie
Died Suddenly
A wide circle :of ' relatives and
friends in this community were
shocked andsaddened to learn
of the sudden death of James
IPassed-,��►a�►
�1,engthX Illness
rer
CHARLES G. 'STEWARD
Ch'arl'es Geodiery Stewaird;.• a
well •;known •and highly regarded
Edgar Ritchie of Huntsville on citizen of this community for
Friday, • November .1st. He • was `. a -century, passed away in.
'half
, `Hospital. • Sunday, No -
Friday,
on• August1?th , a'anghram
Edgar . had just got, into his ! washer 3rd, at the age, of 78.
• tMrt 'Steward head not enjoyed
good health for : a• lengthy per-
iod, and throughout "his . long ni-
nes had received " devoted and
attentive care by • Mrs. Steward..
He had been•'•taken to Wingham
hospital the : Friday .mor to his
death, wdien -he ' realized 1s..
Sward thad done all she could
for f rim. His wife and familY
mourn the passing of a ' good
husband. and father
car at..has home in Huntsville
when the ,suffered as seizure which.
was . Practically • instantly . fatal.
He hada • been employed for the
Pasttwelve years. as . a; service
station :attendant, and had been
in this usual health when stric-
Edgar.was one of a family
of twelve, children' born to James.
Ritchie and Charlotte Ferguson
of the Zion .district where Ed-
gar was raised .and was held in
Ali. 'Steward was horn' in . En -
ern d ion r . g °Turd -
"glitz, 'Thomas � on� of Luck
WEIMESDAY, NOV., 12th,, 1963
Reception:
For_Newlyweds
(WITECHUROH NEWS)'
ale
Saturday . night ,in _. the Legion.
rdai
Hall in Lucknow a capacity
crowd .gathered to . honour Mr:
and Mrs. Lorne Forster, newly-
weds. At .the end of the danc-
ing period, r, and Mrs. Forster
were called to, the platform and
Mr, .'Murray' Gaunt addressed
than, r. Allan. Cranston made.
the presentation . of a gift ' of
money. Mr. 'Forster on , of
himself and his wife, Made .a
very fitting reply to +Mr. Gau. nt's ,
address, Lunch' was served.
Mr. and Mrs. James Potter.
and daughterPatricia of Moos
omin Sask., arrived Friday to
visit owith.• iMr, and Mrs. Wesley
'Tiffin and their aunt' Mrs. Myr-
tle . Dawson. Potter was the
respect by all who knew.him. December 29th 1884 ' 'learner Luella Parson; °Lager of '
married Elizabeth and came to Canada a s a young
now••
Helen, daughter of.. the late Mr. man in 191. The following
In .1925 he .
ce Mabel:11°14h- h Mr. • and 'Mrs. Arnold Loug-
and "Edgar end Elizueth fawn- it
ed in : the Zion district until. Mrs.
.R,iteliae's untimely. death' in 19445.
Edgar' later left the farm and
for the past.''several' years had>
lived. at 'Huntsville: He was a
member of Zion United Church,
and of . the L•O.L. • and 1.0.0,F..1 rural mail . service was initiated
lodges at Huntsville: . from . the Lucknow Post Office,
' 'from
es '-was The •tour -
and (firs. Albert Helan of Zion spa'ing his Finan , • °14heed, :•daughters .r;hery"l and Lori
ton, came to Canada f+or • their
3narripge. 'awhch toile ,glace in of Feterlwrot Mr, . and . Mr,,
Marr a e glican. "Cd urdh:•BIR Fisher of Don ills'' 'spent
Par -
Mr. and Mrs Steward ,farmed the week -end with •their par-
ents Mr, and Mrs.: George Fish:
on the' Ben Naylor farm on Con. .
12 *rest " a auiosi►, far a time.
- Word 'was . received on NWed-
In 'spring at 1915, when nesday by his relatives thatMr..
Earl .Kilburn • Crowston, . age :,¢9,
son of the'late. Mr. •and Mrs.
Newton Crowston, had •.passed•
away, 'a't Calgary.•. He grew to
•manhood on, the tarot now own-
ed �by his 4arotaher John at Lang -
side, Kinloss . township and '' left,
here in 1920 to. enter the to zi
business in . Calgary. Left to
Mourn this less are -sisters, a 1rs.
William (Elora) Eminerton, Kin-
cardine;
cardine; Mrs. William •.(Cecelia)
Kennedy, .' iii gham. brother,
John, Kit/lois township, The ser-
vice ' .beki at the 'McKenzie
Memorial Chapel, . Lucknow on
Tuesday at 3:00 pmn; w bur-
irk]: an the family .plot; .in Tifefin's
,Cemetery::•
Misses 'Bernadette, Patricia
and their brother Brian King of
Teeswater Were Sunday ,visitors
with Mr:. and Mrs. Walter Ars-
Cott and their sisters Valerie
and ; Andrea . King: Mr. Daniel
Cassidy is `staying With uMI. and
alters. 'A:rscott .'while' Mrs, ` •Cas-
silly is +a patient; in the .'Seaforth
hospital:
The ,funeral service romas. held Charles Steward .
ier on RIR. 2.
at "bile MacKenzie Memtloriial.
Chapel in' Lucknow on Monday,
November 4th conducted by Rev.'
G. W. ' Kaiser of the Ashfield
United Church merge,
Interment was an Greenhill
Cemetery, the pallbearers ' being
Herb 'McKinney, Ross, Austin,
Wes Payne, ' Graydon Ritchie,
irvey:. Ritchie, Wesley . Ritchie.
The other, originsal mail driv-
ers were No. 1,' Joseph. Ander-
son; No, :.•3, Jack. Hamilton; No.
4, Phillip Steward; (the Luck-:
now ' to Holyrood : service); No.,
fir, Edward Purves; No. 6 Ashley
Blair Nio.• 7, .'Roy ' cQuiTn, •
The 'Tura'` service was com-
menced just a ,few. iweeks after
'' aMr. . Ritchie is su xvived by one Mi.' ` H. . J .: Lindsay became post -
son,
I son, Lyle ;Ritchie of RJR. 1 Dun -_ ;master; and 'before . the Post Of
das; one daughter, : Mrs. • Floyd '; Ace aw'as moved from the Cad li-
Horton (Jean) , of Roches. Point,„ "bell (Murdie) : block to. what is
Ontario foe sisters, Mrs. Geor- now the • • Nelson Winter■tein
age . Saunders :(Ruby) of Luck- premises., , • ' •
now, Mrs. Robert Helm. (Myr- .Vie, as he was popultarly
tie). of Aafhfield, tbs ; Clifford .known., ••,drare the snail ' for ten
an (Jane) yiea/a before entering the em
firs. Sam 'Gibson : (Either) and ,ploy of kb .hu+c norow pant ' of
Mrs. Pan. Reiss (Edna) of Ash - 'Silverwood Dairies. He Served
field; . three \brothers, fired,' Eat, with this Erni.: for thirty-one
8, Lucknow, Alfred of Lucknow years ' before retiring in 1955:
and Franck of 8113 . Lucia/ow For the q st five years
and by eight "grandchildren. Steward' had not' ed
ernnv g
$ , I
Besides lis wife, .Mr. Ritchie health' and in ,that time ssuf
was predeceased by • a daughter: fered 'a recurrent series of set-.
Winiiifred in infancy;. two ass zures some• severe and some
ters, Mss. Ernest; Gardner (Mar- "a:ornp■ratively minor.
ion) of . Ashfield;, Mrs.: Jack • He was as member. of the Pres -
Grant (Margaret) of Orkney, bterian , Church, and a past
Sask., and a: brother Boden Rit-1'Neble Orland. of the Luck now
eerie of Lucbnoiw: hO.OF.. lodge. ,
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Township
■• :. That., the.•; nominations of fit and proper persons to serve ■
as Reeve, four Councillors and three School Trustees
2 for the Township. School; Area for the Township of West ■.
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■ Wawanosh for the ensuing year, will take place at the
■ Township Hall, West Wawanosh, on •
NOM1NAIION
MEEIING:
Notice Is Hereby Given ' To The Municipal ' Electors- mu
Of me
Of west
Wawanosh■
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22nd, :.1963 e
At one o'clock: in the afternoon, for one hour,' at which
�'. time and lace : all electorsof said 'township are hereby
p
polling
e and that should . a poll be required,
o ■ notified toatte
• nd, .
ollin will open en on
Monday December 2nd. 1963
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■ From 10:00 ars. to 6.00 p.m. at the various polling sub- ma
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■ divisions
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■ ■ No: I. Dungannon'. ' so
Manchesterr
No,■ 2,Public Library, n
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■No. 3 Township ''l-la11 ■
■ ■ No: 4, W.I.';Hall, St. Helens to
No. 5, Residence. of .James Curran ■
No. 6 Parish 'Hall,. . St. Augustine ' : ■
when a proposed candidate is not present at the nomin-
atiotmeeting
s' ' nomin
■ meetin g his ` n paper not: be wand;,1
IN unlet! •there is attached . t'hohereto evidennce satisfacto to •1
the Returning 'Officer that the proposed' candidate on-
1 seats' to be so nominated,
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JOHN F. FORAN, (° Ierk4
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lligtl hauar "maple gliaI■4noa
saa>a■aiatraa>a
The' funeral service was held
at the MacKenzie Memorial
chapel, Lucknow, on Wednes-
day,..: Novexflber ' fithh, : conducted
by ,Rev. Rod MacLeod.
Interment, was ' in ' Greenhill
Cemetery, the• pallbearers being
Dr. "Aft.' H:. Corrin, :Ca:heron ,Mac-
Donald, ' Redvers Johnson, J. W.
Joynt, Leonard ,MacDonald,,,:Wm.
Porteous
MrSteward is survived by -
his widow,
yhiswidow,three : daughters,. Mrs,
Hugh Cuining ' (Stella) London,
Mrs. Verna 'McDonald,, London,
Mrs.. Charles Henderson (Zylda).
of Toronto; two sons, ,Fred. and
Gordon Steward of .London; five
grandchildren, one great grand-
child; one !brother, -Philip ;Stew-.
Stew-
ard of Luck/low and three sas-
tezr and one brother in England.
Colwanash Learning Las les.
Theeigleth meeting of the
Colwaftnash Learning dies was
held`. on ' Wednesday, November
6th at, the:. home of Rosalene
Philips.' Themeeting opened
with the :4,H pledge followed
by the minutes read by ;Karla
Riegling, • The record :books are
to • "be -in by November 14th: It
wag decided • to give $5.00 ' to
the leaders for assisting . us in
the club. On "Wednesday, Oc-
tober 38th, the group visited ':
the Atwood Cheese factory; • They
received different sar plea of
cheese. Linda Little and Lynda
Cameron made dandy candy and
also . a cottage cheese was made.
The meeting closed , with the
singing; a ithe Queen.
Misses Linda and •Janette John-
ston of Belgrave spent the week-
end . with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Mrs. Mabel Stapleton :; is "visit-
ing this week with her daughter
Mrs. Thos. Jamieson and Mr.
'Jamieson; ' Visitors on Sunday • with.. Mr.
and Mrs,'. Carl '''McClenaghan
were Mr, and MIs, •,.Boli Aitchis-
on, :Barabarai and' Bradley • of
near Bir"; Mr. and `Mrs. Mal -
'coin"' Stewart of Preston, Mr.
and Mrs. Ben McCieaiaghan of
Winghain. ,
• Mr.: and Mrs, Donald: Leader,
Diane and. Donna 'were visitors
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Currie.
Donna and• • Duane remained . to
spend the holiday on .Monday
on the lam_
Mr. and .Mrs. Thomas Melina:
of Gorrie were Sunday visitor:
wvith Mr. and Mrs. Dan Tiffin
•. Mt, Wesley Lott of : Londor
' spent Saturday With his mother
Mrs. Annie Lott, •
On Sunday Mrs.. Carl McClen
aghan found a ;nest full Of babl
chicks which `aa pullet had hidden
away in the barn. We think ,th"
pullet must have thepast warn
wea " er confused ,with Sprang..
A new electric ,organ ;hays bee
presented::.to Londe bore Unite
Church b the family 'sof tin
date Mr: and Mrs. Wm. Lyon iu
whose memory :it was dedicated.
ay retirement
Perhaps i(t seems faraway now, but the yeat-s
have a habit of flying habit yng hp It's r%r too early
to plan for your retirement years. And rem' aber
that Sun Life, one of the great life insurance
companies of the world; has policy plans that will
provide for these years while at the same tune
protecting your family: in case you should die
prematurely
brat a hail Sine Lift wpresentatire. M': I k a-
"IR
ice:.• 2 Lucknow.
SUN. :Ott ASSDRA :c:E: 'c
KINAHAN
Phone: Waltham'
ingha 35749/C
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