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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1962-05-16, Page 5P LIOMYELITIS CLINIC by, Bruce County Health Unit • • • A". All adults And children. who 'lave not precrioualy repented protection 'for Poliomyelitis With the Salk Vac - One are urged .td attend: one of ,the Clinics Hated below. I ••• • •. A small ..annou.nt. of thia'osyrup when fed. to' 'produce protection for 'Poliomyelitis or act .. 44 llo'oster. for . those who have.• previously,. ;...Peiste'd • their:. series Of three neediles. of Salk ' Vaccine.' , , • All Clinic Hon)* f .Fiorn. 7:30 • TO I • 9;30 p34.:. *la Be Held At The Sabin (oral) Vaccine which is a pleasant tasting syrup . will be prol/ided • • wEDNBSDAY., Vale 16th„, 1962 , erte err* weeselierrereeteree •T.,,,1W LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW• (WARR) tBaptized 7 BabiesPlan Fireworks LAWN -GRASS SEED . tAt. :Pine .r.River .Display At. Ripley "spEcIAL,. mixTufE 55 c 111. c Guild& t. Lurgan attendedRipley-Huron Memorial Park n , • the Chancel Guild meeting which Saturday, May lath at dark une ' was held at the church of the der direction of RiPley-Huron Messiah in Kincardine . on wed, Branch of the Royal Canadian nesday. . • Legion. Pine River United Church was The Legion feels that the av- (AMBERLEY NEWS) A monster. supervised Show of leee0•••••*•••• • . • fireworks. for "May 24th" cele, • Meiniaers •of St. Lukes bration will be held in the ELvo LAWN Mixture,. Cover 73c lb. • SUPER • PERMA-GREEN • Mixture, Canada:s Finest. • With .15% Merion Blue •Grass 97c lb. . . ; • filled. on .Sunday morning. when. Mother'S day Was: observed -and baptismal service. was coThclUctoci by Rey. J. • C: Hutton. Children' erage family will spend two • or, three dollars on fireworks for the children and will not have much of a display, but will have Presentedi for baptism were the danger ofa child being in - Mary Arlene; daughter of Mr. Jured from playing • and using and ...Mrs. ,Kempton; these fireworks improperly. Un- Lorie Denise,' daughter of Mr. der proper supervision, they Plan and Mrs.' Ernest Gibson; Elaine °P :having a giant display • on Emily, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mitchell; Florence •Gail, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie. Wardell; Thomas EdvVin Murdock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Wilson; Kenneth James, son of Mr. and- Mrs. Claude Dore; Bradley John, son . of Mr, — and Mrs. Wayne Nixon. The. s '• choir arig "LIVIy Mother's Pray - Saturday night so children can attend. ' • •To .help defray the cost they are charging $1.00 • per farnily or • 25C each. Needless •to ,'say anycine wishing to give- more virill lbe given , the opportunity to do so 'as: the Riple3r-Huron. Branch his always lost forty to fifty dollars. on this yearly. dis- PlaY and would like to break , SHADY ,NOOK Mrs. James •Nesbitt was, host-. even. •' • •• A r * • To make the • • •evening corn - Mixture, For Shaded. Areas ess fo - the Afternoon Unit a . yv.orlss in the aTdm owitns shrhat) at • last' week, 'There was an at bingo .W. of Pine River United plete, the admission to the fire- . • T.T.0 97c lb.'• :Church' On Tuesday afternoon of •teridance of U. Mit Sam • Gib- 8:30 for an li°ur 1.3eftli.e. the out' • CERTIFIED , • son and Mrs George. Wightrnan door display* • ' , • • Presided for the 'meeting which • • SEED POTATOES ca.1, "NaMes .of fainpus' 1VIothers •opened 'with a' passage of scrip- ture and prayer by the ifweSident. followed ,by hymn 252: The roll the World and Mothers of • Cobh' r, Kathaclin Sebago of e , . , . . . PLANT FOOD Specially Prepared For 'Lawns, Gardens, Trees And FlOweis • RDEN PE 5 Vaiieties In Bulk • SWEET CORN 9 Varieties In Bulk Former Rector Goes To St Thomas the 'Bible"--LI-VY'as responded'. ,Rev.' Regina.ld Joselyn,', who to. Mrs. John Ferguson, president . went .te Anne's Church,. of the ' u•C-w• dealt With the ron,. 14 'years ago wben it be.. final .preparations • for the U.C.W. ;longed ; to. ,a three-part parish Rally to be • held in Ripley. 'on with. Lambeth and Hyde' 'Park June '4th.: Mrs. Duncan Thai -burn, Anglican churches, Was honoured convener for the program Which Sunday by his parishioners. : followed, gave 'the -call, to wor: • Mr. "Soselyn leaves this week ship With, prayer •and -hymn 239to take .over St. Hilda's Anglican The scripture reading and medi: Church in St. Thornas. He went , tation ,was giVeri. by Mrs., Don-: to Byron 'following a pastorate aid .Courtney after, 'which'.,Mri. here as -rector; of the St: Peter John .Blue' led in 'prayer. 'Mrs.' an assOciate • parishes. Since ge- /Bklon Bradley intrOduced. the ing.to. Byron a new parish hall new study book ‘"Signals for the :andfrePtory were built,. and the sixties"' 'which promises • to Byron" church became 'single ,interesting. :An addresi on a. chapter • froin • the neW §tudy *charge' 1 • ED CLOVER SEED • , Ontario GroWil ' Gov't Standard 1. $21.00 per btt.. • FINLAYSON' .• ' .Phone 91 Luckriow. 0 AP • - 44. AW. AY • 4••• or * 1 • LUCKNOW %LEGION HALL .... May: 22., - RIP4EY., LEGION HALL . . May; 23. HOLYROOli -.•Kinlosa Central §chool May, 24.. , • KINCARDINE -- W. E: Thompson :Public School . . . . . . . . May, 25. TFFSVVATER TOWN HALL • , June, 4. _ - - • • ney and, Mrs. 'William Courtney Visited 'on, Tliursaay with. Misses Myrtle Blair and Myrtle lips of LOndon. 'They also' visit- ed ' with Mrs, Mervyn ,F,Clgnier,, whose condition is imprOving, Mr. and Mrs. George (Christine .Courtney.): of • Scarborough visited -with Mr: &. Mrs: „John ErnMerton, on S-unday: , , Mr .• and Mrs. William Blue of Detroit and Mr.. and Mts. Don-. aid Blue Of Ripley Visited, with Mr; and Mrs..john BItie son Sim, clay. , Art Courtney .has. :Sold his cab- ins to Mr. Douglas .McLerman of book, "The' church ,•ancl• the..co Mor e than 106 persons aen tt 'ci -.. muziity," was well given by Mrs ed While a presentation was Made . , Ross Shiells • Who stressed the in the:: parish hall. • Mrjoselyri fact that , the church •should not was alSO • honored by presenta- be as a social: centre.. 'A' tions /from 'a Young , people's • ' 'reading was given by MrS.' .gro013.. Courtney from "Hasten • the Atthe morning service.: Day" in Which the Story was handrail in •the church was dedi- o d of a retired mrn,ister who cated, in appreciation of the worlc longed tobe useful .again and he :and his wife had done - Two '.presentations .Were. 'made. to Mrs. Joselyna'hand 'embroid- ered linen 'banquet ;cloth, iShly trimmed/with.',1ta1ian lace and 12 Matching serviettes, with: a hYbrid corsage, .were the gifts 'of' the Women of St. Anne's.. The . group , recently , hOnOred . Mrs.' Joselyn, With a life • mernbership, - in the, •NITOnian's 'Auxiliary, which 'she 'formally received at' the re- Cent:Huron' Diocesan WA: .an-: nual . meeting in Li London. . • ).• hand-ihoolied florll rug was : the :gift of the, Commissioner'sRoad•group,. • , ho W the opportunity came with, the opening' up of the '.nieW Sub- divisions *here advice and help was really-'needecl in, cormininity life.. An' instrumental, "Bless this house" 'was given by Mrs. Courtney followed with finish with enamel diirabili For furniture, wood trim or walls ' • Rich hand -rubbed look • Smart decorator colors • Wears long, . Washes Well MURDIE • • . :. .SON . 40 • • . • hymn 41, Mrs.: Duncan Thorburn, lave :the, courtesy remarks and closed' the Meeting With 'prayer. VTrs ,Nesbitt and meinbers Of the •• lunch cOminittee serVe.d a d,ainty tea and a, social. hour • Was., • joyed, • Daffodils and • 'Forsythia bloomed profusely at the week - "end on the, grounds at the sum- mer, home of IVIr:**anfl, Mit. Clare •Cantelon of Wingham whose . . 'cottage is at Amber.ley Beach. This :attractive place has flow. ets blooming , till the frost. ap- pears. Other properties al'ong•th,e• resort area have 'Climbing. roses and other flowers which add to the scenery of the road Side. Mr. and Mrs. Don ' Holahan,, Debbie and Bobby Of Clarkson were Sunday visitor S• With Mrs'. .• RObert Camplbellt and family. • Mr, and Mrs. Art Courtney at- tended baptismal service at Ittiox church, Ripley on Sunday when, their grandson, Eorn Arthur, Son of Mr ,and Mrs, Sohn D. McKay was baptized. • Mr, arid . Mrs,. • 15'opald Court-. , _ _ • • . , • waistakileinor VVindsor. They. were •irioved to loth 'at Bruce Beach on Friday, , • Mr: and Mrs. ,Art Purney• of Stratford :visited with Mr. and -Mit. John. A..-Cariipbell and with Mr.' and Mrs., 'Douglas Young' who are currently visit- ing in AMberley •*ith Mr. and Mrs. J, A.. CaMpfbell:: , . ugene •Blue of Fort, Benning, Georgia,. spent 'Part of' last, Week With his -ParentS,• Mr. and Mrs.' John. Blue• , 4Susan Cook,.. little daughter of Mr:. and Mrs. : Ivan Cook of_Am- berley is :ill in Kincardine •hOS- • pital •with "pneurnor0. "I cObldot havesunk any lower "1 didn't want rriy bitoje" ":Everybcdy.kiked R16 around" • Men who have ,touched the depths of poverty and degradation; 'wOrpen facing the ordeal of unwed •;motherhood; childien•oepharied or.inistreated, to •• theseand countless others The Salvation. Army brings' • relief and hope through its havens, hostels, homes and hospitals. won't you help u5 tb continue this vital 'work, and in so doing knowthe joy of aiding others'? -GIVE FROM THE HtART. 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