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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1962-06-06, Page 6PAGE stx THE LUCKNO,W SENTINEL, :LUCI NOW, ONTARIO States. • He' •was predeceased • by TAdebelie-};-Mrs Ezra--- _,Sitter, Greenock; (Margaret) Mrs. El- liott, Detroit. and William, .of North Bay.. We extend DIN sympathy, 1st.: 'KJNE O5S BOY $COUT • GROUP • Donald ,Saunders wasinvested. into • the , troop this week -end • & in, ' the :absence of his, Patrol Lea-: der was welcomed into the Tiger. Fatzol by Second Bob Wall. Several more recruits are, an- ticipated, this sutnaner' anal • as. our :atrols •are. now over -strength,. the Court of Honour decided last Friday night to re -organize from 4 to .5 Patrols, t7iis. 'wok.- ' • The .work bee staged ion"Sat-• . 'uxdray by the. Group C oMmittee • :and the Fathers .'and. siorne Scouts resulted in enough Wood piled .up at the Snout' Hall to last for. 2 .or 3: winters, also .the Scout Hall is . s sarlcling white — in a new coact.., of whitewash. A new plywood floor had been : laid, some eleotri+cal .plugs have been installed' to 'accommodate' hot, .-pliates •in the kitchen.;area, • and. • .thee .pot holes in the grounds are :all. filled.: It was a .hard days :Work. and ; some had ..to •aorne `back .on Monday to., finish the floor in=the Hall. We would like' ' to :• thank these Fathers , , and Scouts . very • much.. 'Your: work appreciated. • The Community, Picnic 'is • this Saturday art i;30 .on .the ,.Scout Hall•grounds so. we; hioPe to 'see' •a11;: our friends •and.' neighibours out for 'a really: good time' See you; "there.. CULROSS CORNERS OLIVET NEWS Mr. • and Mrs. W. T Roulston are spending this . week in Ha- milton, 'guests guests. of Mrs. Jenny Frid. On Saturday they attend- ed a 'tea and reception ,in hon- our of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Cutter on the' occasion. of their golden wedding . anniversary. • Miss RuthBlack completed her, training in Kitchener-Wa•ter-' loo Hospital. Friends 'attending . the graduation exercises on; . Sat- urday •included; Misses: Donna Osborne, Marilyn Finlayson and Mary . Roulston, her. , aunt and, uncle, Mr. 'and • Mrs. Alex, Mac Tavish and 'her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ross ,' Black. • • Misses • Phyllis.. Clayton anal Congratulations. to Sharon Hodgins' on receiving :her cap ,at the capping exercises at Wing-' ha'm. Hospital ' Congratulations, . • to Kendra Donaldson, Who Celebrated . her, 7th birthday on Tuesday, May ' :2i9tl: She had. a party ; : after school : Mr. aricV Mrs. Morley : Wall. visited Mr. ,and, ..Mrs: James Wraith at Luckrow 'ori Wednes= day • .evening • 1VIembers of 'the 4-H Clubs •'& their leaders attended; Achieve - Merit Day in the'. Kincardine District High 'School on Satur- day. Barbara . •Haldenfby .Won Provincial honours having • corn-. pleted twelve prej:ects. Charlie Edgar, ''whois now employed on one of Maus 'farms, Called on Reg' Brown. Thursday. evening. ' • • • The Scouts ;held a work bee, at their hail on Saturday when the ' fathers turned out . to help the ':boys with ..wood cutting, whitewashing, ,laying, ' a new floor., etc... , ,Mr. 'Ed' Mogan*,and Clar- ence and Mrs: •May • Jac: l son, of ' Wroxeter,' spent Sunday with Mrs, Frank', Brown, and 'Reg. Floyd Stanley has been en; - gaged Oto •teach; the young frys• in: the school on Highway'. 4,, South of, .T'eeswater. Mrs Earle Hodgins was a wuest at the Whytock-Wilson edding which'. teak ' place on Saturdaynear Sti,athroy. - Mrs: Eva ' Stanley, London, Spent. a few' days iwith Mr.' and Mrs. Ezra Stanley and'; family. She is now • a patient • in Kion- cardine Hospital, ' 'Mr. Charlie ' Stanley, a former • residenit of the. 14th . of Culross pasted away early Friday morn- ing, May 25th, at his home ''at North Bay. The • funeral was" IVfonday, ,May .28th. Charlie• was 62 years old ,and is isurvived by his 'wife and ' twelve . children, also: •s'everM brothers and sisters. Mr. and Mrs, Ezra Stanley •and other relatives attended the fun- era].. Mr, and Mrs. Ezra Stanley and Mrs, Harvey ' Hodgins /Of Kinlougn, stayed with Mr.. and Mrs, Jack Thompson. lie 'is Sur- vived by sisters, Jeannie,'' Detroit, (Tillie); Mrs.' Morris McKinnon, Teeswater,. • Mrs. l'Aaretta Hod- gins, odgins, Kinlough : and.' •Mrs, Evia Stanley, London, Broth'er.s, Sam, Kinloss; Ezra, Kin1ough; ' Everett,, Detroit and 'Leonard in 'the Mary , NI bite• were pleasantly .surprised when the United Church- ahbir gathered--in__their honour on- Wednesday evening. The choir leader, Mrs. -John Mac - Charles presented each with a glass candy dish in token of. appreciation of their work the choir. ,Both girls will be working for' the summer, then Phyllis will .enter the Stratford General 'Hospital school of nur- sing .in' September, and *Mary, the nurses' aid training !course in •Wingham General Hospital, also in September. . Mrs. Alvin B. Hamilton spent' Friday, and Saturda. y „in Toronto. when the freighter "Douglas. Howton docked. •Mr. Hamilton is ,a member of the crrew.. Miss Alice :Harrington of Rip- ley visited ' with ,Mr. and .M.:s Walter Black and of ei on Saturday. • " Visitors at the homes of Mie and Mrs: John MacCharles•.. and Mr: and Mrs. Sandy MacChat- les on ' Sunday • were: Mr. ' and Mrs; Ernest Gaunt .and Karen, of St. Helens, Mrs. James Slater and Mrs. Fred Darrow of 'Toronto. aridiss- -Jessie . Maarles of Ripley. • Misses Marie and Janet Hann^ Ilton sang "Ivory Palaces". as a duet during the United Church service on Sunday. Service will be suspended next Sunday in Olivet for the anniversary ,:er- vices ,in St. Andrews church, Ripley. KINIOSS • Anniversa'r'y Services will be ,held in South IK'rr ltiss 'Presby- terian 'Church -on Sunday, Julie •10th, at 11' am. 'and 7.34• ,p.m. Rev. Jamieson.of Hamilton is to be the special anniversary minister; ' • Mr.•' and; Mrs, .Ross Gay,. Miss Audrey :Cox and • Mr. L. B, Buckley, of Orono spent the week -end with •the girls grand- mother,' Mrs. John MacDougall WEDNESDAY,JUNE 6th, 1962- and . w'ith M. and Mrs. Leonard MaeInnes and family. Mr. Currie Colwell is enjoy- ing a week's fishing. trip to' 41g!onquin_Park. . Mr. and 1V1rs, Chislett, Marney .and Bili of Toronto visited over the week -end with the former's parents., Mr. and. Mrs. Sam Chislett., ' a . • The ,Kairshea 4Hgirls under the ' leadership of Mrs. Harold Campbell and Mrs. ,Cliff Raul.- ston were at• the Achievement Bay in' Kincardine on Saturday, Mr, and Mrs. Mike Verchimak of Flint were week -end guests With Mr., and Mrs. Ted Collyer. • Mrs. J. DeJong is a patient in Wingham Hospital. She suff- ered a 'painful back injury ,in a fall in her home." Mr. and Mrs. Roy MacInnes of Toronto visited Saturday with: Mr. and . Mrs. Leonard' Maclnnes,., Have. You Renewed Your:' Sub. scription? " i. ■.i■1■■mmiipasimpo s■■ mmii■iiiiiimm■i■■■is limie milini 1■ mel•••ri,■••••■••■••••••.••milmama • IBRUCENEEDS,.. ■ p. �. ■ s.■ ■ •' • ■, ■ • • • ■ • 111 II II II ■ ■. 'III II • • 1. III■ .To Represent Riding / .e ■ . JOHN ''MacKENZIE ■ , • ruce• Liberal'Candidatea • If You Elect John MacKenzie asyour : Member : he wallaii II ■ ■_ E1`. Make 'hs .voice lheard "in the.' House ,. of Kende:'will romote :ever means . Y possibleit ■ • Commons on ` behalf of Bruce during'. the and will by . special' , concessions ,,have 'sessions and will .promote and actively" :. industry located in the. County of Bruce.' ■ Y ■ - ▪ •' . take' partain . ;drafting. Legislation' " for ` the The ''Bruce . County ..is • ready to •..develop ■' i' benefit of ' ••Eastern Farmer • who ':has s ` a actionl its • i,` ■, e the and. require , iminediat y ■, ■ been .'.forgotten by ' 'the' Conservative member '-to attain, this objective.,. ., ■ la . Government ;.: ` , .• ■. r 16. The . Liberal' Government set up,. ;and. ' . ■ 2. He ,•will promote Legislation 'to assist : the : • • P assed . the Legislation.. � ^for . • he.' Veterans .' . • small' business man in our Towns -and of `both: World War •.1 and 2 in .1945 . a • 'Vllages, so., that they' may obtain loans 'DO 'not , forget that the • Veterans : Of 'a g. • ■ on ' a, low rate . of interest. World War •,;1' : /were forgotten • by ` the .. Conservative' Government, in :1919:: John . � . He will promote and actively draft ° MacKenzie , will:• promote and • support • a Legislation for the . Veterans ' and their ' ■ • • Legislation ' to assist' our,.' fishermen • so _wives to receive .Old° • Age Pension at ' • ■ ' E that the lakes will be ' properly stocked" g a' • •■ with fish, wherebythe 'Comercio • 65'• 'years of ,age, without ; a' means test. a ■ J i 1 Fish They lost five years'.' of: their life through' :