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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1962-08-01, Page 101 Further Honor Departing ;Family CAMBERLEY NEWS) Mrs, Wesley Robb and Miss Katherine Robb visited With Mr. and Mrs, Bert Osborne of Trout . Creek for a few days last week; Mrs, Art Courtney, was hostess far Reids, Corners W,L.: on: Thurs- ;day • even'ing of last week, Twenty tfour .ladies attended the meeting Which opened with the ode and 7Vary Stewart Collect., Mrs. - Cecil Hollands and Mrs. ,Kelvin Hend- erson presided. The roll call,. "A 'glioma and interesting" was well responded to. • During . the business period it was;. decide to contribute $20. to the Inte national. Scholarship fund. Dole-. gates to the W.I. Convention to be held in. Southampton, Septem- b'er 5th and 6th• in the .Uni'ted. Churchwere appointed •as fol- , lows, , Mrs. Leonard Courtney,,. Mrs, Kelvin Henderson with Mrt. -..'J. C. Campbell of Point Clarkas alternate. The topic "Good man- .ners in pu'blit. places was given by Mrs. Wm. 'Courtney. Mrs. John Reid read interesting current ev:- exits after • ' which Mrs._ Donald Courtney , ' conducted . contests • (which were 'followed. with coma munity singing. Mrs...Eldon Brad ley gave• bhe' Courtesy. remark's and the hostesses : at the lunch' 'hour were Mrs. , James: Farrell and ,Mrs. George Wiighi#. an. Dinner guests. With. Mr: and held at the ;home, of `Mrs.` Walter Mrs. : Reg Godfrey. on • SundayMcLean with twenty-one' ' ladies' •where Mr and Mrs. Robert Seipel attending' on Saturday : of last and family: and Mrs. Reta , Martin week. ,Miss . Audrey Thompson of ' of Stratfolid,. Mr... •and • Mrs'. Wm. Toton�to conducted the desmon `(C •ollins; Cared, Lois; . Louise • .and stration. Lunch Was . served by '� Grant : and : M.r.. and , ` Mrs.:: Reg. Reihl : of • Goderich.. During ' the afternoon the congregation of•:St. Lukes::'' Anglican Church, ':Pine • :River gathered, on: the' lawn at. the ;Godfrey home and/ present= ed Mr and Mrs. 'Wm. Collins, and family • with • gifts before leaving for their new :home" in event Mrs. ; Swwindt : looks ` for= 'Preston. Mrs: Reta Martin Was ward to. u THE,; LUCKNOW SENTINEL,, LUCKNOW,-ONTAR;EO. singinggrace,lunch was. served and a icial hour enjoyed. Mr, acid Mrs, Donald Courtney and family attended a. family re- union. at Wasaga each on Sun- day. • Mr. and Mrs. Chester Campbell and .Lynn, David. and Miss Mary. Ellen Shiells enjoyed a few drays vacation last. Week through the State of Michigan to, •Sault Ste. Marie, Sudburyand points south,. A number of ladies from the iAimberley -vicin'ity attended a trousseau tea on. Monday of last ••week for Miss Bessie • Reavie at the horne.af her aunt, Mrs. Grant McDiarrn,id of • Lucknow. VVir. s, Walter Brown. of Amber- ley accompanied by • her son -in - and daixg'lvter; Mr.. and Mrs: George Porter of Stamford,. spent a few days last week • in Taber- morY and , Mr.• Robert halk Gottc vicinity.� is • visit- ing with Mr. and Mrs: Wm. Pace. A number from 'the vicinity enjoyed Anniversary 'services which 'were held at Bethel Unit ed Church on Sunday, July 29th. Mr, and 'Mrs. Kelvin Render - ion, 'Patsy and .' Joan and ..1V1r.. & Mrs. Norval Nesbitt visited ,with Mr. and: Mrs. Russell •Brid'ge of Palmerston on • Wednesd'ay, of last week, Mrs. Bridge who has been a patient in : Kitchener. Waterloo hospital was •alb1e• to return tb ' her home. .Mrs. Wafter' McLean and "Mrs. Ivan •.•Cook of Amiberley were joint hostesses for ` a jewellery, demonstration . party.. which.' was the 'hostesses Mrs. Wm. Kempton held ` a party earlier in ' the week with several ladies . attending. Mrs. 'Wni, Sw'indt '(Hattie Hen-, derson) of : California is visiting with ' relatives in :the vitinfty. The 'Henderson '.picnic'': is; ' to. be held next . Sunday' whichx is an also presented with -a .gift as a • remembrance of her = .fait15,ful • .Mr.• J R., Lane •, was' in town, work and gifts. to the church and on Tuesday; for the • first time Guild over .the years of her re- 'since he, took i)I about• the first. sidence in 'the con'imun'i•ty After of Mayi.• •i•••1 • • -B01,1.0. BETTER WITH •. . • .‘. :, .. . * • .. • i . , TruSpan"• •. • •. i' • . no. • The Lucknow lineupis' as fol •. C �/••w w7 �� A`A'A _ • in i . Ross Farrster •'shortsto ; B win 3 Bevin • - • Tiffin, second; Doug. Johnston; i third,• Ken , , I �ouston, pitcher; •� TruSpan, STEEL BUILDING.FRAMES '4COMBINE • , , . , . • Donald ..Fisher; first; ` Garyi John- Ston, catcher; Rad Finlayson,• right field; Wallace .Houston, left field; Jim .MacDonald, centre field. ' WEDNESDAY, AUG. .i:st,. 1068 • r/��\/��/�/11■ta����O.�/�/faO■��q.q�/■r�■���■A,taAYw�� July FlaygrOuind ■ is i A Closed' Last Week The local. summer Playground sponsored by the Lucknow Re- creation Commission during the month of July,, concluded last week, The playground centred in the Town Assembly Room and the Town Hall grounds with an average d'ai'ly attendance of about 50 children from 5, to i2 years. The instructors were Patricia Thompson and Bruce Ma•cKenZ'ie. A concluding feature of the activities was open House held on Wednesday ,of last week when' parents 'attenc ed• irk• the • • after.-' noon. to`view'. the crafts and handiwork 'of the• Children. They also, participated in the' half dozen penny carnival games op- erated by: the children, and were served refreshments before leav- ung. • The penny proceeds. paid for the refreshments arid' also.. pro- vided a treat for the,children the next 'day :before the .playground closed:. The playground operated three mornings a • week, with the in- structors' accompanying the bus- es to Teeswater: