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THE LIT4KN4W SENTINEL. ,
LUCKNOWi .ONTAR10
wEDiNESDAY, JUNE 20th, 1962
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BROWNIE NE
The: tst 'Lucknow Brownie.
Pack • opened its meeting 'on
June 18th With games, , follow-
ed ';by Inspection in Six corners,
and Fairy,'. e'Ring.. Elva ' Ritchie
was Toadstool !Fairy•
In the work; period, ,the Gold-
en Bar girls completed '•their
darning .and practised balance
.under Tawny OWl's: direction_
The Golden Hand Group had : a
general•discussion and review of
test work with • Brown •'!Owtr1:
:The eight giris who. tried .their
Pathfinder Badge. Were success-
ful:. •They are • Marie ` Farrish,
Nancy •, Kirkland, .','Carol;' Brown,
Carol • .OaMplbell, , Donna • Mullin,
Brenda 'Jardine, .Lynda 'Walden
•and . M'argaret :nester. 'The 'Pack'
wishes to thank.:Mrs. '. Charles
Webster for., typig -the teat and
:Mrs. 'Harvey ,Webster' for:xa-
mining ' the. results. The exa-
miner's suggestions and. criti-
cisms ' were discussed by 'the
group,:
In Pow -wow, Barbara Wilkins,
showed , some interesting post-
cards from Jenvaica
Themeeting closed with the
Brownie Squeeze and Chimes.
2nd. PACK . BROWNIES •
Tuesday :afternoon • the 2nd
Pack Brownies met t pith Pat -
:Tide :. Hamilton as Toadstool
Fairy..Games were played before
•Fairy'Ring. was entered The
Inspection: was for • clean'shoes.
The sizers collected, Fairy. Gold
in their 'pouches: The ' Golden
Hand Brownie: received her knit
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..ting while Golden" Bar Brownies
all ' passed' ..their Jost for. the
Union • Jack 'crosses. A poem on
Brownies' was read in unison in
Pow -wow:• The squeeze was pas-
ised around as well as the Brow-
nie smile. • Prayer . closed . ;: the
meeting.
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RIPLET MEAT MARKET
,Custom Butchering
'Mondays +-- Hogs, . $2.00 in, by 4:00 pan.
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,
C, as. Hooisma, Prop.
KINLOUG
Mrs. Harvey Hodgins who
spent the past week in Detroit
returned home• . on Sunday.
Mr. Kenneth • Hodgins spent.
the week -end in Detroit.
Mr, . and Mrs: Arthur Haldertby
and Mr'. and Mrs. Howard. Ben-
nett and, Hpwie of Toronto vis-
ited on iSatu, rday• with relatives,
here,
Mr; • and Mrs. Ezra '' Stanley,
Dougglas,, Leonard. and Sharon
spent • the-. week -end with ,rela-
tives
relatives' at Detroit and , also at-
tended a reception .following the
graduation of Miss Bonnie Stan-
ley,. daughter of Mr: and Mrs.
Everett Stanley of Flint,.
The W:A. met on Thursday
afternoon atthe home of Mrs.
George Graham with M.S. Roy.
Schneller presiding.. The open-
ing hymn': was "0 spirit of the
Living : God”followed by the
scripture reading by . Mrs. Wm.
Cox and. prayers. Visitors were
welcomed, Business • was dealt
with And the report of the Dean-
from
meeting was 'given. Letters
from: the Kingarf• and', Walkerton
branches.' were • read. Those ' tak-
ing part in the program were
readings,' Mr's.. Howard Thomp-
son,: Mrs, J. W. Colwell, Mrs..
Gertrude: Walsh, A Bible , quiz
by :Mrs. ' Midford . Wall and 'a
'contest ono the books; of the old
testament by Miss Edna' Boyle,
special prayers' by -Mrs. William.,
Cox acid • Mrs. Howard !Thompson
The ..closing hymn was "Stand
OP,. Stand up • for. Jesus" and
'Prayer after which a delicious,
lunch was•'sexived by the. ,hostess
'assisted by •:Mrs, :Russell Hewitt,.
arld Mrs,' Albert. Young. The
July meeting will be.:a quilting
it the church . with •Mrs. , Gerald'
Rhody hostess: •
We ,are .sorry to .report that
..cing Mr Georgeardin
.ca Grahamehospital. .i's Dia:as patientmany
friends .wish ' himsPeedy re-
ovKiernt'
Congratulations to , Gary' :Sut
Sut-
ton, who won the. Bruce County
farm 'safety Council. poster..
The Kinlough School was at-
it -actively decorated with white
Wedding be!11s; pink ° and white
streamers and baskets: of%flowers'
on Saturday afternoon,. when re-
latives', and
elatives ,and: `friends gathered
honour Of Miss Erlma. Jean Percy
at a., bridal shower ::;Mrs, . ,Tick
Barr wasin the chair for `•the.
program •which was 'as follows
Community singing led by Miss
May Boyle accompanied by Miss
Edna Boyle who also. 'played the
Weddi'ng :March'. 'Readings . were
given by • Mrs.• Bert Nicholson,
Mrs. Bill Burt, Mrs, Burton Col-
lins and Mrs • P. A. Murray.
Piano 'numbers by Sharon Stan-
,l'ey' and Joan: Percy.' Mrs. °'How-
and Orr, and Mrs. > Jack Barri'
conducted. games..: The bride, was.
'escorted to. her place of honour.
1 and 'Mrs: Howard Orr 'read 'ark
address expressing best wishes
on • . behalf . 'of the • ladies: The
many beautiful and useful .gifts
were ,presented:' The bride was
assisted by. Miss Sandra ,Percy
f and Miss .Laura Breckles and
Mrs, Howard Orr and Mrs. Allan
MacIntyre read the• attached
verses:, Erlma ,'thanked everyone
and •..invited the ; ladies' to' • her
home : to view. . 9her trousseau.
Lunch Was ' served and' 'a, . social
;time was enjoyed:
Mr and Mrs. James Dillon
spent ' a few days in Toronto
with his mother, ' Mrs. Patrick.
Walsh and Mr. '•'Walsh,
Mr,; Gordon Shapelle • of . Tor-
onto visited here with the
D-
lon family: Miss' Sharon Dillon.
returned home from Kintail
where • She had :been' working.
Mr. and Mrs, RnssellBarr of
Toronto spent the weekend with
Mrs, John Barr and: ;Donald.
Mr. and Mrs. ,George Ernwein
Of :Walkerton called ori friends.
on ` the line Saturday,.
The Anglican service will be
held at 9:30 on Sunday next.
'Miss Margaret . Schneller of
Kitchener and Mr, Donald ' Earl
of. Ingersdll Spent' the week -end
with Mr:'and Mrs, Roy Schrieller,
We are pleased to report that
:Miss Margaret McDonald, who
underwent eye . surgery recently
is making a,, favorable : recovery.
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ARE COSTLY'
Brush and thorn trees take u ot valutable cropgland they
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costly becausethey pFence-
Rows and Pasture Land, , They can be controlled during
the growing season with foliar spraying, but they, can
also be eradicated by the BASAL BARK or STUMP
TREATMENT in the Fall and ''theeasiest, and most,
effective way is with CO-OP. BRUSH KILLER.
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Mix 2 quarts CO-OP LOW VOLATILE BRUSH
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fuel oil.
BASAL BARK TREATMENT `
Thoroughly soak the'first 12 inches of trunk and '
any exposed roots ,with.. the C00OP BRUSH
'KILLER mixture This will, kill trees up tQ 5"
in trunk diarr►e`ter°
-STUMP • TREATMENT
Larger trees should be /cut: down first `and the
co-op.:BRUSH KILLER 'mixture appli:ed, to.
...all surfaces of ;the freshly cut stump This will.
prevent .regrowth of suckers:' • '
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Dinnie At Lucknow
• The Piper and Dancer ,Buile-
tin carried the following 'obitu-
ary„ of one of ' the ; dwindling
number who have any recollec—
tion of the visit to Lucknow elk
the Scottish champion •• athlete;
who competed here ., in The
Games, There is. reference also'`
to Dr. D A. MaeOrimmon, who`.
was one of the ' founders , of 'The
.Games, and Chief ` of the ' 'Gale-'.
donia i Society. He was a medi-
cal ,Practitioner
edical',practitioner in Lucknow•'be-
fore going to Ripley in: 1890.
The obituary is as follows:
1V1RS. B.; C. HESS
There" passed '-away suddenly
• at Anaheim, California; May
'one of the foremost enthusiasts
of Highland piping • and dancing
in North` America, in•.the . person:•
of, Mrs, B,• C. ,(Tena)lIess;
.Born` at Ripley,. Ontario,' Can-
ada, May .1l0th, 1675 Christina
'Ann' Campbell, just a few 'miles
from•where the Lucknow Cale'
donian Games were held, arum-
ally,.
rms'-ally,• she could recall • the': late
Donald Dinmie • appearing at;
'Lucknow and remembered the
great William MacLennan when
he •: Was convalescing at the' home
of Dr. MacCrimmon in Ripley
after competing ''at.. the aames •
in' Canada and the United States.
While living in Columbus,
Ohio,• Mrs•, Hess was regular in
•
attendance at the :Games held in
Detroit, ,Port •Stanley, Cleveland,.
Bmbro: and Hamilton. On mov
ing jto Caliifornia, she was quite
active ,in .Scottish affairs
Services were held May: 12th
at the • Wee Kirk o' •the. Heather,
•
arid interment ' . was in Forest
Lawn Memorial Park, Glendale,
-California, A • group ..of Los.
Angeles pipers, played a. lament,
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