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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1962-05-23, Page 7W,EDNSD'AY, MAv garot 1962;• THE LUCKNOw sztaiI TET.,L•..0 'ow, • O.NTARro Butchering Mondays ' Hogs, $2.00 in by 4:00 p.m. Cutting and Wrapping, 2c pound CATTLE, ,CALVES and LAMBS EVERY DAY; EXCEPT SATURDAY We Do, Curing and Smoking . Beef, Pork and La iib. So,.ld 'Whole," Half or Quarter .: ,; . For Better Service, And Lower ' Prices — Call Ripley 100, Chas. Hooisma, Prop.. Women Teachers Elect. Officers The Kincardine Unit of ' The Women Teachers' Federation held , their •annual meeting" •on Thursday, May .17th,'. at Chal- mer$. The dinner was.served by� the 'ladies of Chalmers United W.A. "BUD" HAMILTON HtrATING OILS GAS � OLID E : . OTHER FARM PRODUCTS .. PN.220 W -LUCKNOW people Church, After •.,the•. dinner 'the Press dent,. Alice Nimmo,:. conducted •the meeting:. The new'' slate of officers • brought 'in . by Sadie Hollands is as :follows;' President, , Mary •Stewart; . lst. Vice, Jessie Robinson; 2nd., Vice,. Beverly. .Peterbaugh'; Sec.-Treas.;. Elsie ,'Taylor. Mrs. :Jessie Robinson,. delegate to 'the spring confer• ence held in Sarnia,.. gave a full and interest- ing report` of this meeting. The. annual.. meeting. of the associa- tions will be held in Chesley on June 1st. • A' solo by: Miss Slade, accom- panied by Miss CaMpbel'1, was enjoyed by everyone present. The. guest : speaker for the . ev- ening was Miss Helen. ,Lawson' 'of Owen Sound.. Miss .Lawson, .a representative 'of the ;Canadian Society. 'of Friends, Was Ka dele- gate to :the conference in 'Kenya, Africa: Along with.Miss 'Lawson was Herenn-ah. ,Aloo, of 'Kenya, •He.rennah is. presently with Dr. .Milne• in Kincardine =and.' at= tending:' Kincardine High School. It: was: with. interest the mem- ,beers • present:.,,sent:.present:.,,listened to . the speakers,. and. learned' •of. existing conditions in `Kenya, of their :agricultural, • educational, and government , problems. Herennah also, told •of manyny of tthe�tti,bal custorns ''of her- e le in her Kenya. native ►e -Testaments T IT Graduates CAMBERLEY NEWS) The G;G.L'f': .of Pine River United Church held ' their final meeting of ' the year on Monday evening of last week. Phylis Bradley. and. .Elaine Robb pre - .sided ',for the business part of the meeting after which an in- teresting • address' by Mrs. Les- ter' .Ferguson was enjoyed. by C.G.I.T. members and! their mo thers. A. presentation of an edi- tion . ofM the,N'ew Testament by J. P', Philips, was made: to;each graduating • member . of the GT, wh had, co o , rnpleted five years' work in the organization. Graduating members were, Helen McNain, Carolyn Eunston, •.Gayle Boyd and- Judith. -Ann Wilson. 'A dainty lunch was .served ,by, the girls' and a•social hour ' was ens- joyed. •Coaunsellors for the. Sun- day School . Camp at Merimichi ,are „Linda Reid, Carolyn Fun- ston• and ,Dianne. Farrell:. Mary Ellen •Shielisand Elaine Robb were in. `change of the recreation . programme. '..Mrs. Glen Campbell was: host- ' • esus. 'at a morning luncheon for. the Evening •Unit of Pine River United Church on Thursday for, the lower boundry. Other hostesses at previous teas were - Mrs William, Ferguson�• Mrs. Ernie Gibson and 'Wilmer Robb. Mrs., Gordon Fry was "in .charge'. of the `prog•rammie •for the' even.- 'ing unit of the UiC'.W.: of Pine;. • • PAGE. SEMI. Custoni spent' :a day in 'TQ,rono duri'ng''' _the past week. A nurnnlbex owes of Asheid Presbyterian Church W.M.S. at- tended Presbyterial in Wingham on Wednesday. ' Mr. and Mrs. D. R. 'MacKen- zie MacKen-zie spent Thursday at Walton where they attended the lO6th birthday of • Mr. CamPbe:ll Mr,: Rae Mckenzie of. Toronto, spent the holiday week -end with Mr. and. Mrs: Henry M"acIenzie. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. D: R. MacKenzie for the holiday was Mrs, Molly MVlacKendrick of To ronto• Mr: and Mrs. Malcom' Finlay song and family of Toronto. •visit ed with Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Finlayson and family; ' The .W M.S. meeting of . Ash- field Presbyterian Church' was' held on, Thursday . at the home of Mrs. Dave MacMurchy,, Mrs. Jack Ma&Creight had clearge of the . devotions and" Sadie, John- stone the business part of the meeting.' Church: services. were cancel_ led on Sunday :at the' Presby-, terian ;.Church due to Anniver. sary services being held• in Ripley. OLIVET NEWS Pastor Alfred Fry of Pinkerton was guest speaker. ,n Sunday in' the United Church when, , Rev.; M. Dunlop , spoke' • or . Anniver, saryservices in Pinkerton. • Miss Sharon Coiling was : or-• ganist- in . Sunday. School' this week.,' . . Miss. Cathie McLeod;• . of •Kin cardine visited; on 'Sunday. with, River United' Church on Tuesday' '.h r. uncle and aunt, : Mr.. and evening of last Week. • Mrs, J. M s, Sandy . MacCharles and fa- Liddle ,and .Mrs.. Leonard' Reid . rnil presided. The scripture .reading. nd Mrs Bill Million .and was given by Mrs. Claude Dore . • faro y of ..; Goderich visited on after which' an interesting chap- Sunday with ;Mr, and :Mrs. Ray ter from the Study Book . was Hamilton and; family: read by Mrs. • M,urray •` Walden. Mr. Bob 'Blackwell of :Toronto Mrs.. Eldon Lowry' and Mrs. Per:, rin.. Lowry sang a. duet & Mrs.. William Pace' .gave the closing ':prayer. ' Teas have been, held. at -the - homes of the Evening Unit and r.. People get the :most kick out have proved quite successful". of life who do the least kicking;' A number of. 'members from. Reids Corners W:T, attended the SIG JHELAKES. ..THE F UN Know. OntariO2 better.. it's a11. yOUrS! Ontario Department: of Travel and Publicity Hon. Bryan L. Cathcart, Minister ONTARIO TRAVEL LITERATURE Mail to: Ontario Travel; A706 Parliament Bldgs., Toronto, Ontard NAME......•.;.... e......•ri 4i44•*i• (��+p (please print) ADDRESS..i'•.i"i .6 •.#'sai..r4.•.•iiiiY' • spent the, .holiday week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Gary .Eiackwell and family. ; ' Miss ,Ruth Black :of ` Kitchener -spent. a few days. at her ' bare here; returning one Thursday. Miss .Wendy. .Hamilton cele_: brated' her ;.third birthday ''• on Monday. Mrs. Leonard McInnes. District • Annual which Was' held -presented her with • a birthday at Holyrood" on Friday., A good cake' decorated`, as a lovely 'colo attendance *as reported despite nial lady, the. cake 'forming; the the warm weather and -"an . in- teresting andrinformative meet ing, was enjoyed Mrs. RobertCourtney enter- tained , at • a tea for the Evening. Unit• '..of Pine . River United, Clrch' for the tower second concession.. Mr. and ; Mrs. John 'Erninerton are putting :the finishing, touches: to , their new home on the upper second .' concession of .:Huron Township and will be ' ynovin.g • sho'rtly to the new location.., Mr. 'and Mrs.' Donald . Court- ney. spent Friday 'iii Arthur. ') Owing to the, unusual ' warm w�veather• for the month of May, /traffic• was heavy. .at the week- .end. Farmers,' are hoping for. rain. for the 'crops which, are looking ' prosperous at this time. Mrs. William • Courtney, Visit- ed • `on Friday .With -Mr's. Sam Geddes" of . Ripley. The ' Anglian Guild: ,pf St. Lukes' church at L,ungan held the:ir:•meeting, on Thursday:'of last. week: • Mrs.' „ Gorddn .: Eririinerton, .and Mrs.... William Collins' pre Sided'" The meeting: opened 'with prayer by ,the president, follow- ed by a: hymn. The :scripture reading was ..given by Mrs_ Reg Godfrey.. Plans were made for the annual Sunday ,School pic- ric. which Is to be held 'Monday; .May 21st; It was decided to "buy. material , for table cloths •to be. used for weddings, and banquets at the parish'hall at•Lurgan,, Mrs. Gordon ' Ethinerton closed the meeting with prayer • and after grace was sung,••a dainty lunch was .served.• Mrs. • H. Street of Kincardine ,who was a guest of Mrs, William Collins' was- present for the :meeting. ' ' LOCHALSH Mr.. and. 'Mrs. Ewan MacLean visited: relatives at Wyoming Sarnia recently . Mr; ,and, Mrs..: Jahn Mao tae crinoline skirt. Mr.John .lMacCharles is. in Kincardine • hospital haling "suf- fered a ' slight heart attack on Saturday: • Mrs. Alvin' Hamilton and .'Mrs: Oscar White are in Hamilton' TEASIEST UICKEST TO PAINT use MOORE'S UTILAC SPRAY - FINISHES • For wood, plaster; metal... 'indoors Or out'. , Smart decorator colors Benjamin .00re paints • Murdie Son Phone 10-Lucknow • this.week ..attending • the United Church Women's Conference at McMaster University.; FIND_ . GRAVE I11T WINGHAM OF VETERAN OF THE REL. IEF OF " L'UCKNOW (Wingham ' Advance -Times) The local, branch pi the .Royal .Canadian Legion :.has been try- in,g 'to determine:'how• many vet.- erans •are "buriedin the Wing- Cemetery, ingCemetery,, and' . in : the course: of • theirinvestigation they. found .what•; should• be the `oldest veteran's... grave in they`' .' grounds . The stone which they located •is in .menory ,of: William 'Ander son, who 'died in 1879 and states that he served:' in the East 'India Mutiny and was wourided action • at the• relief of Lucknow.,, He Was 54 'years:of of age When he died. Perhaps .,some of our local .historians , will have Something 'On file about this :old- soldier of the, Empire. , It.'•. is • understood that . the Legion' may clean' the ;stone' and put. it.: in good repair: '. • MEMORIALS. Ufisurpassed: . in 'Beauty and Value MORRIS . GRANITE And MARBLE 'WORKS Representative Phone '5"1. Ross Mactennafl.` Kincardine ESSO'. SERVICE FOR TOP QUALITY ATLAS BATTERIES DUNLOP TIRES (Most Sizes In Stock) AT REASONABLE PRICES! , Repairs to All Makes: of Cars and Tractors 3 Licensed' Mechanics eel Alignment and Balancing! 'MOTORCADE b�Ai:ER • 9 • • • k E • •