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THE LUCKNOWSENTINEL, LUCK'NOW', QNrARIO
PAGE. NINE:
-Heard A�tac
Suddenly Fatal.
• (AIVI:BERLEY NEWS)
Th tK' community . was shocked
to, learn of the sudden passing,
of George• Edmonson on • Satur-
.day, June 2nd. He was assisting
with work on the, farm of Don-
ald .Courtney, when he was
stricken with a heart seizure &.
passed away imxrrediately. Geo.
had many .friends in the. •com
rnunlity. Re was always willing
• to .help and willbemissed' by
everyone. A brother Charles
predeceased .him in 1960. Fun-
eral, --,services were -head at the
Mchennan Funeral Home in
Ripley on Monday., June 4th
with Rev. J. C. *Hutton officiat-
ing. Interment was, in Green-
field Ceirnetery,, Arthur,.
1VIr. 'and Mr. s. Robert . Steele
of Detroit were at their cottage
at Point Clark over the Week-
end. '.
Mr.. Mergyn Courtney and
friend, were week -end visitors
with: Mr, 'Arthur Courtney. .
At the morning service,at
Pine' River United Church, a
quartette • was heard, Taking
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part were .Phylis Bradley, Es
ther Gibson„Joyice---Thorburn �&-
Sheila Collins,
Mrs.. Donald Boyd of Buffalo
visited • over the holiday with
Mr,, Charles Boyd and Gordon
and with other relatives in the
community.
Eleanor • Emmerton was saloisnt
at St. Lukes Anglican Churcht
Lurgan , on Sunday.
Friends of Mrs. S. R. Lupton
of Kincardine are .pleased to
know that . ,she returned from
Victoria Hospital-, London,, where
she . has, been a patient, .
A large ;r uiniber of friends &
relatives from the ` Pine . River
Community attended, "Open
House" which marked . the oc—
casion' of the . fiftieth wedding.
anniversary• of Mr, and Mrs.
'John• Ti,eid of Pine' River.„ The
'event Was , held at the home of
Mr. and Mrs.•..Raynard Ackert
of Holyrood. A dinner for the
family and friends is to •be held
on the wedding date, .Thursday,.
June 7th at the Bruce Inn, Kin
card'ine..Eyeryone. enjoyed the
hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. Ray-
nard Ackert andmembers of the
Reid . and 'Farrell families. Many
happy anniversaries : are wished'
by their many ,friends.
Mr. and Mrs, Huntley Gordon
of Detroit enjoyed a few days
last Week ' at . their., cottage. at
Amberley. Beach. ' .
Mrs:: Cecil ' Holland, the new
president .'of Reids •.Corners W.I..
and Mrs... Kelvin Henderson,.
Secretary, presided for the May'
meeting which . was held in the
Community , Hall . On Thursday
.of last week. • Eighteen ' ladies'. &
three children attended. After the
Ode and Mary ""Stewart Collect;
rollcall "How can we • improve
the present ',Education system,"
had many' interesting• responses
and was. followed..bby the motto,
"Edu•cation•is 'a conquest:'-= • not
begiuest"/ which was :given by.
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radio. on June . 11, at' ' 11:40 a.m.
"rneeting - is- toy -be held= aF-the
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•home :of Mrs: William : Pa'ce,
iSusan; 'Marie,- daughter ..of • Mr.
and Mrs: ; Ivan Cook *as baptiz=
ed at Pipe. River United 'Church
on Sunday.. Mr. and Mrs. John
Swan of Bervie • arid ' Mr. • and
Mrs Mervyn • 4Funston .Minch'- Mrs. Peter Caok and .Elaine of
thought . was given to this • nvbtto. Ashfield were guests of :Mr.' and
and was enjoyed,by :all .present. Mics. IVan .'"Cook`• on Sunday.
•Mrs. Alfred Pollock gave' the
`morning report of the . District
Annual which was held at Holy
rood and • Mrs,- James• Farrell' re;
ported for' the afternoon .meet-
ing. Mrs.•'Johii; Reid, who was' a
delegate was unable : to •'be pre-
sent' 'fora- the meeting. Comenu-_'
nity singling was ,followed.: with •
an interesting topic `Cominer
tial Art" by Mrs. Noriss Mes
senger Who is an Artist in this
field and' gave.: ori informative
resume' of her work. Mrs. WM.,
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Ferguson was convener ..'for ' the
program "Citizenship and Edu-
eation. liostesses: at;, the , lunch:
hour .were Mrs. EldbnIowry"and'
Mrs.. Donald Courtney:The June
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Essay CQmp�tition
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The • Ethel Brant Monture pro-
vincial essay ;competition will be
held in association • :with the
Lucknaw Fall Fair: this year:
Winners will .. be picked• an a
local. district : and provincial.
basis
Pupils. up to .and inciuding.
grade 8 will • write' on the sub=
jec't, "The school; .progr'alm at
our fair".in about. 300 words.
Essays must 'be .''certified ,by a
teacher that it is' the. "Work of
the . pupil..
Mrs. Ethel' ` :Brant • 1VIonture;
honorary ,.'president' of the wom-.
en's` section of ' the Ontario As-
sociation of •AgriciiLtural Socie-
ties, has ..offered ;a cash prize'
for the 'best essay written. Five
other ,prizes will be awarded.'
Pupils interested in' writing
the essay may obtain morein.:
formation ' • fraiu the secretary,.
' Mits. 'F'red McQuillin. `
.'Dungannon Contest
Dungannon:, Fall. Fair is, also
sponsoring this essay contest on
the sarne subject. The Dungan-
non cOntest
ungan-non`'contest • is open to schools
in Ashfiseld, West. iWawan.osh ` &
_Colborne Teacliers ' n.ahe•,var ous
schools in that. district have
been , provide.:dwith: information
about• the competition. •gas• well
as details' of a writing contest,
Entries must be completed by
the • end of June.. Mrs, W. A
Ste,vvart is ,theAirector in .charge Have You Renewed Your Sub-
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Su da •S
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Picnic Saturday
Despite cool weather that ham-
` pered those who .wiished to swim,
. a very successful Sunday 'School
picnic washeld by the, Luck-.
now :United. ; Church ori ' Satur :
day. 'at.',Gaderich summer school
grounds, about three miles north
of Giaderich -on - Lake: Iduron.
A picnic .supper was held ' in
the hall that is equipped with
all modern conveniences. Elwin
H'all, had charge ofi racing events.
during . the '.•aterndon with win-
ners asfollows:: five and .un- •
' der, girls, ... Barbara . Ha'miltonn,
.Nancy. Ritchie,. boys; Ian. Mont-
gomery, ':Marvin Morrison; six
and Seven, : girls, Coralyn Hen-' '
derson, Elizabeth Ritchie, boys,
Billy Hall, . •Bruce Johnston;
eight, and nine, girls, ,Mary Jar
dine, Carol Campbell, boys, Allan
-Andrew, Brian Jardiine;. ten and
eleven, : girls, Nan.•cy Corrin, ,Nan= ,
cy;. Kirkland, boys,. : eleven :