HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1962-05-30, Page 5WEDNESDAY, MAY 30th,, .,1®02
THE LUCK,NOW SENTINEL., h4UCKNQ
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CULROSS CORNERS
.Congratulations to, Mr. and
Mrs,_an. ,McPherson °(nee Eva
Stewart) on 'the birth of a son
in Wingham Hospital on Tues- !.
day, May 22nd.. .
• Mrs. Norman 'Canighill and
Mrs. Ira Mann, Sault Ste Marie,'
spent most of last week' with.
Mr, .and Mrs. Amt Hodgins..
ki .electrical storm passedov-
a even-
ing
the: district :Wednesday -
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en
ing bringing much needed rain
• which was music to . the farmers'
ears:
S.eve:ral from the community
'attended the R. J. Kaake farm
• sale on. Friday afternoon = and
• . report .good prices.
•
' Thee Bay Scouts and: Cubs of
the cornml. nity along with par-
ents, friends, attended. the Saw.
geen District open air . Church'
service at Ripl'ey on Sunday 'af-
ternoon. ' • •
• Congratulations . to' ` Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie' Murray (nee Joan
OBITUARY
MRS. CHRIS 'LAR EN
Death came to ' Mr Chris.
Larsen in her 94th year at Pipe-
crest-Manor,
Pine-crestManor, Lucknow, on Thurs-
day, May . I7th,
She was one of .a:. family of
Sutton) an the "birth, of a son
in• Wingham Hospital, on Tues-
day, May 22nd.
•Mr. and, Mrs. Frank •Schu-
'coacher and• girls were dinner
guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Fisk, Teesw'ater.,
,Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs, Tom Stewart were Mr. and
Mrs, Alex, Stewart and• family,
and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald. Stew-
art all of Kincardine.
Mr; and Mrs. Miylford Wall &
Donnie. visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Ivan: ;Pollock, . Ripley..
Monday evening visitors with
Mr. and' Mrs. Reuben Zettler &
family were Mr. and Mrs. Mid-
ford :Wall and Donnie.
•
ten, .children of the late James
and ' Mary Ann Elliott of West
Wawanosh- Township, and' was
born in York .C,ounty, an August
25th, 1872, ,,
She was a resident of Duni,
gannon prior to coming to.
crest 'Manor.' •
Her husband predeceased her,
and ,the sole survivor is 'a sister,
Mrs.. Lorne Ivers (Flossy) of
D ungannon, .
Besides, her husband she was
Predeceased . by 'five brothers &
three sisters, iHer brother, John,.
passed away little ,more ,than a
month ago, on tApril 14th, 1962,
at Maidstone, Sask. •
The funeral service: for Mrs.
Larsen. was . conducted by Rev.
ten Hoopen of Goderich at. the
Johnstone.. Funeral Home: in
Lucknow on E'atur4ay, May 19th.
. Interment was in •Dungannon
Cemetery, the pallbearers being.
Mason McAllister,- Arthur Elliott;'
Heber • Eedy, Charlie Fowler,
Herb Finnigan and Wilbur
Brown.
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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
'heat Al gnmen#., aid Balancing
MOTORCADE DEALER
N.I. Nets Neat Sum.
rom /Two Dances
'Mrs. Ted `Collyer was hostess
for the May meeting :of the.
K,airshea. Wornen's Institute;.
which 'vas held 'one . week: later:
than usual The. ' president,. . Mrs.
Farish Moffat .arid sec. -treasurer,
Mrs. Ira Dickie, were in --charge
of•'the meeting;.' 22. members and
hold hint.
The: treasurer's report showed
about Iroo,Q0. will be turned
over to that fund.: This was ma e
at. the Kairshea Hall, June 2Ist,
•when Mrs James Burt will be:
hostess. .
LOCHALSH
Congratulations. to Ian • Mac
Rae in.placing second. in the
novice 'judging competition. for
441 clubs • held recently in Huron
County.
• Donn•ie Alton visited with , his
sister Mrs. David `F+lplick• for the:
week-end.. , ..
:Mr, "and' Mrs..,:Don'ald MacKen-
zie .are. on- a,."trip through '.t"he,
Niagara District..
.
visitors 'were present. The roll: Oliver McCharles 'visited
call was ;answered with a house in Brantford and London during:
t.he..past: week.
Mrs; . Wiliiam Ross spent Sat-:
to profit of $19 8U at :the. Calico urday in London.
Ball..' We are .pleased .with `;•lie Friends of"Mr. George Mc-
attendance at the special dance Gillivray will be• sorry • to learn'
for: the Artificial Ice 'Fund: and that he suffered .a broken . hip'
and is now a patient in St.. Jos -
d eph's Hospital, Qondon:.
possible by the Carruthers Or- Mrs, : Jim "Bradley;', returned:.'
chestra. giving their service :free.' home .from Kincardine Hospital
of charge and :the Legion 'Leg=ion. Hall on. Sunday. ,Sympathy of the
donating ,the use of their Hall, oinmurnty goes to. Mr. and. Mrs::
the: Sentinel, the 'advertising,. and Jim Bradley in• the loss 'of 'their
other 'donations r baby .son
Kairshea will be hostess at Mr: and Mrs :Harvey; Robb &
family were guests., at' the Dus-
the .Log Cabin, Southampton, on' .
August 30th. The Senior training tow-Kamrath. wedding in •¥ild
School' for Bruce' County Will, be' Maon Saturday..
."New : Lamps from Old."' Mrs.
Cliff Roulston,' District Director;
reported for the district annual
held last'week May.18th at Holy-
rood. It was an ; honourfor,
Bruce; • south to • have the . Pro
uncial .:President, . Mss.. L:. ' G.
Lyrnburrier . present.: Bruce Coun-
ty' Safety pasters : and • stickers;
were distributed amongst' the' •
Members to be .displayed 'in a
prominent place, for• safer 1•v-
ing+ : c•
Mrs, Moffat,, president, gave a
report of the Officers Conference, •
held at O.A.C. Guelph, May . Oth
and ,10.th. `. 400 presidents • of
Women's Institutes • attended. 1490
attended the 65th 'Anniversary
held in • Toronto. , in• •, February.;
Mrs Allister •Hughes ,. discussed'
the. ;different. steps 'taken• in up-
holstering: Community .. singing,
"The . Institute' Carol;" was en
joyed, Mrs: 'Philip Steer Sa'n.g,
"Bless this House" .Mrs: Harvey
Houston, a piano selection, "The
Doll. Dance." .Mrs: Virden Mow
bray gave' the courtesy. remarks
and later assisted • by Mrs. Don-
ald 1VlacKirinon, • served lunch.
• A\
EWS.. .
FROM ' N EARBI
Da ii.d Lichti; 30, Of R.R.• 2
W ellesly •drowned in a .• farm
pond in an effort to find his.
6 •'year-old son,. who ' was ' .safe
in •the bow' •of t'he.. overturned •
boat. Mr. Liehti, and Lloyd Hoff -
than . were drawing sand to the
pond and paused in the'ir work'.
to give' Lichti's '.young `son`, a
boat . ride. When=the ; craft ;over-. •
turned Hoffman. :clung to the
boat and Liehti frantically sought:
his soon until `.heavy boots and
work clothing, dragged Yrim':down..
The,lad was caught in the bow
ofrthe overturned boat. with en-
ough, air space to' Survive.
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The -Ayr News and Townsfolk,.
through "letters to: the editor,"
are. waging an all-out campaign
to obtain a full-time professional
policeman for that town. •
Port Elgin. has •added •a third
The June. meeting will be held man to the 'town police force:
RIPLEY MEAT MARKET
Custom 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 Lamb.
Sold. Whole= Half or Quarter ... For Better Service,
And ' Lower Prices -- Call Ripley 100, „
Chas. Hooisma, Prop. .
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