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'The 1st Luekriow _ ` Brownies
met . on • May 23ard `and, ,played
;games ', until . it was .. time to
:open. , the .meeting, Toadstool
Vairy, Mary.. 'Jardine, set the
Woodland' scene ..and 'distributed
the pouches to the sixes in their -
corners, Brown: Owl .inspected
for 'shiny pins and. the • sixers
Marked their. 'booksbefore: cern-
to Fairy Ring. ' .. ,
A. poster • had :been. prepared.
With 'a ' pocket• •for, each six. The
�-erodes -:who-Lrerheinibered --:prat✓
their coritrilutions towards: ` six
screens . in the'. pocket'
• They'°Browriies sat 'while ile . 'they`
listened : •to a :true . story„ of an..
accident ,near Niagara 'Falls_ and
agreed . with the; writer that •3
•t lives. aught 'have `•been saved • if
`those -who attempted the rescue
had had seme , knowledge of
knots
• In work ` period:' .the .younger
Brownies: reviewedthe knots
they had ;.learned .and - eight girls
Passed their. knot ,test.
The other' Brownies had ,an.
interesting ?practice and ,games
in carrybl`g a Message ' correctly;,
followed by more .discussion .on:
work 'for. the ,Pathfinder: Badge:
In Pow -wow . circle; . it .was
discovered, -.after.,,rnany, attempts,
that 'nobody remeriabers '.ho* to
cut 'out a'sno'wflake. A discussion.
on courtesy ' and•.' kindness dis-•
disclosed that the 'Brownies have
given this subject . some thought
and -Will be. more conscious .;in
the -.future: ' of their duty as
Brownies to: be. courteous;' Sixer•,
Marie Parrish read an . Elf story
and Brown Owl told about "The
Brownie who wanted toy •' ibe
first."
Tidying up took linger. :than
usual, • ab' the meeting dismissed
quickly, through the . magic tun-
nel �
The 2 '� ` r ''Lucknow : Brownie
' Pack • met Tuesday,. .May 22and
'with Pack' Leader Diane Jamie-
son ., in /charge, assisted by 'Barb-
ara' Rathwell.
Fairy Queen 'for the meeting.
was .Donna Leader. Fairy. Ring
was followed by. Inspection, for
buttons done' up and -belts tight
acid neat...After Fairy Gold, the
':Brownie.s went to their corners,
Where' the ° sixers marked their
books.
In test corners, the Golden:
Bar Brownies reviewed the flags
which ;'compose the: Union Jack
while ; the,' Golden : Hand group
.practised :skipping and' . ball,
throwing
• Fallowing.Pow-wow,'the. meet=
ing closed with the Squeeze,
Prayer • ;and C'hirnes.: •
A dog.'catcher from .Listowel
:who'• periodically visits' Walker-
ton, is finding few dogs on: tie
;loose as' the ' by-lawconfining
dogs is being. rigidly Observed
since , the • County Town decided,
to employ .a ,dog' catcher;
THE ALASKA BROWN .BEAR isthe biggest meat -eating,
animal in the world,. often attaining a height of ten feet when
• he rears up on his hind legs. Like all •bears,. the
`brownie; hibernates in winter. Soon after the first
snow falls, he find's a cave or a deep shelter under an over-
hanging ledge of rock. There he curls up and sleeps until spring.
The bear `retires' for severalmonths every year,
• sustained by the fat stored in his body. When
human beings retire, however, they don't receive the same
help.from•,Nature.•They turn insteadto life.•
insurance.: Nothing can make a man's retirement years more
`. financafly secure than a portfolio of Sun Life, policies'
tailored to his requirements. Let.metell you how.
Wm Kinahan . r .
$.R •'2, "L 1CKNOW Phone Winghatn 717--w-4
SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA
Presentation To
Emerson Family
• (PUTtFEE GROVE NEWS)
Friends and neighbours lath-
ered
ered at the South -Line School
on Saturday . evening to say.
good-bye to Mr. and' Mrs. San'
Emerson and Hilda, before they
move to. Ripley.; M. Irvine
Brown was chairman for the
programme. The more we get
together was . sung; readings
were .given • by Mrs. Bill, Peter-'
,Baugh, Mrs, Donald McCosh
Mrs. George "Emerson.; • musical
number by the orchestra, ' Mrs,,.
Aurel Armstrong, Mr. Jack Pe-.•
tenbaugh with' E'velyn. • Harkness .
at thepiano; song; by Alda 1Za�rk
less and :Marilyn Peterbaugh;.
step dancing with Dale,: Lynn
.and. Wayne Armstrong sword " &
highland, fling by Joan Thompson
harmonica number. by' ' William
Arnold Mr Harold Nicholson' &
Mrs. /William Arnold spoke . on
behalf of the gathering 'that all
will • .miss Sam and • Pearl •and.
extending 'best `wishes that they
will ' enjoy living in Ripley: An
adduress,.was "read by Mr. Iooward
Thompson. 'Mr. George Harkness:
presented the couple with a' desk
and beautiful: `'bowl and 'Hilda
with a lamp, after which, lunch
was •served;
Mr; • arid Mrs. Jack.. Emerson
.of Lucknow , visited Mr. " and Mrs.
Sail. Emerson on Saturday,.
.Bob' and Donnie Thompson,
Nancy Dore and Gladys Gawley
spent 'two days. in Detroit."•
-David Bhody is visiting :Bob
Thompson. '
• •Mrs.' Louis Misoh sPent Thurs-
:day With ,Mrs. Frank Dore: ' , •
Mrs. Howard :Hollands and: pu-
pils enjoyed/.arbor day by going.
fishing
Miss Rosalyn ' .Swann, London,'
visited • Mrs. ",Helen Swann.•
Mr.' Frank. Dore, and Ronnie,
•.Mr.. Claude Dare spent : the week-
end 'in Wiarton; : •
Mr.. and' Mrs. Gordon MacDon-
aid. and; Mary Helen 'visited Mr.,
and,. Mrs. Thorn;as' Macdonald:
Mrs. ,Edbuii Busheli,.. was hos-
tess to the . Kinilough . •Pres+byteri- .
an •W.M.S
Mrs.; Frank Dore '•and. Dianne.
visited; Mr; 'and Mrs.: Gerald
Brindley.
Mr. ' and ',Mrs. Donald MeCosh
and Richard, Mrs. Arden Ma-
son; • Mrs. Gordon Patterson
were among those at Mrs.. J; W.
Colwell's: on Friday to .celebrate
•her '84th .birthday..
Miss Evelyn Embury, Toronto,
Mr. and. Mrs.' Andre*', Patterson.
visited Mr. ' and ; Mrs: Burton'
Collins,. .
Mr. Roger 'Wo'od Miss 'Marg-'
area Mc'osh,`. Toronto, Mr. • Or-
land Walsh,. Toronto; Mr. and
Mrs. 'Lynn "Geddes 'and Boob of
Kinloss, 'Mr. and 'Mrs. Thomas
Walsh of Kincardine, Mrs:- Victor,
Emerson, Whitechurch, .Miss. An-
netta* Forster and. Miss .• 'Mary;
Anne.'McCosh, Toronto were re-
cent visitors; ,:of - Mr.-•, and Mrs.
Donald McCosh' and Richard.
.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kellar,
Arlene and Chuck of • :Allanburg,
.Mr. ' and •.Mrs Wilbur .Garner,,
Mark arid Linda of Welland,'i
Miss' Margaret 'Morrsey , of Al='
lan'burg • spent : theweek-end
with'. Mr. and Mrs.'. Dori Dore.
.A number from Purple ,Grove
attended the auction. :sale for
•Mr. Robert J, Kaake op Friday:.
.1VIrs. Victor. Emerson and •Mrs,
Don . McCosh attended • .District
Annual at Keady.• on , Tuesday:
On '.Wednesday they were •' ac-
con�ypanied by " Mrs. 'Cecil , 1`iol
lands to. Droinore and on Thurs-'
day by 'Mrs. _ O1iff •Hewitt to
Burgoyne..
'Mrs. Victoria Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. ,Goldie• .Huston;- Mrs. Louis
Misch, Mrs: Frank 'Dore,'Mrs,'
Jack McNab, Miss Gladys Mac-
oriald, Mr and Mrs. Bruce Ray-
nerd visited Miss Margaret and
Mr, Donald Robertson
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gilchrist
and Grant visited, Mr, and Mrs.
Gordon MacDonald,
Mr.and Mrs. Gordon MacDon
ald visited Mr,. and Mrs,. Lloyd
McClure, Paisley. .
ff :met had. ,ib faith in, ore
another . , , ail' of us would have
to live•wi'th'in our Meanies.
R.
(ST. HELENS: NEWS)
On •Saturday. afternoon and
evening, Mrs. Carl Johnston of
Bluevale entertained friends &
relatives at a ' .trousseau tea in
honour of ,her , daught'er, Marie;
Attending from. .this community
were Mr's.. Frank.MeQuillin, Mrs..
Fred McQuillin, Mxs., Ed Mc
Quillen, Mrs. Wilfred McQUillin,•
Miss Beatrice `M,cQuillin, Mrs.
William. Purdoni Mary and Bar
bara, Mrs. E. W. Rice and'
Wilda Dawson. •
Mrs. Fred . M cQu•illtn' entered
Victoria Hospital; London • on
Sunday , where she underwent
major surgery on' Monday.
On Sunday morning, Rev.. B.
F. Green received the following
into the Membership , of the St.
Helen's . Church, by. , certificate'
were Mr. .and .Mts. Don Panna-
becker and by profession • of
faith,' Susan.... 'Dorscht, • , •Wayne
Todd, Gordon ,and Ross : Panna
Becker; Mr's. Harvey • Garrick;
Patricia Carrick, Mr. • Wesley
Wicks. •
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester : Corbett
of Toronto were Sunday visitors.
with Mr. and 'Mrs. 'Allan ' Miller.
Mr. Ross Errington•,. Preceptor
of Blyth R:B P.. 1226 attended the'
Grand Black Chapter of, .Ontario
West' as a: delegate •on Wednes-
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UrEpNE,,S1*_4_111ALK,39th,
W. A. "BUD"
HAMILTON
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PH.220 W -LUCKNOW
day and Thursday in Fort Wil-
liam. Being County' Master, of
North Huron L.O,L., he' also at-
tended'
t-tended' the Grand . 'Orange Lodge
of Ontario West' sessions at, Port
Arthur -on 'Friday and . Saturday,
A sign.. in 'a' gift shop. Window .
read,' `iFor the' man . who , has
everything: a calendar to, remind.
him when the payments •are 'due."•
MONUMENTS
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or . sound counsel :and a fair' price .cin. a monument ..
correctly designed, from •: quality ;.material,
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