HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1962-10-03, Page 9'WEDNESDAY, OCT, 3rd, 1962
"Who Are
Menacingly Sees.
Club Goat
tographer
Billy Chisholm; 10 year -=o1 -d
son'o r. and Mrs. Grant )Chis
holm' :of Lucknow .' Proudly • led
and dragged the Lions Club goat
in the Fall . Fair parade last.
week. 'Billy .has . considerable
'trouble. with Vicky. (the goat)
who ' was not accustomed to
.marching in parades and ' who
Was itching ,to get. to Brian.
Howlett's back yard where she
spent ,her first:tv ci eek : of
life in ..Lueknow..Lions Members,
Who.. are absent. from .meetings,
h'at'e theirnames thrown .in . a
hat and the , unl'uc.ky one drawn,
provides pasture: for the '-goat ':•for,
the ,.next two weeks Brian .How-
lett was the `.first Lion' to", hold
this honour.
—Sentinel Photo.
DUNGANNON
(Too Late For ; Last Week)
The C.G:LT. met 'Monday night
in the church led' by.' Patricia
Eedy,:.past president.. Mrs. 'Herb
Finnigan, leader, gave the , theme
"Freedorri in , the Spirit."' Rev.
N. L. Gostonyi 'eond.ucted 'elec.!
tion .of officers •which are asfol
lows: President; • 'Diane Erring
ton•, vice-pres., Doreen Culbert;
secretary, Bonnie' 'Culbert and
treasurer, iLyrida Hodges . and
pianist;,.Patricia,Eedy. ,Four • girls
Betty' Irvin, Diane . ' Errington,
Patricia Eedy and Valerie Hod
ges told of their: Work • at caalp
this summer, giving . anoutline
of the .schedule arid. '•their ex -
per
ien
cgs.
c10>ng theyeY
adv
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ed all girls to rake an effort to
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attendattentP the church campnext
Year,
Y The C.G.LT. ' is made up
ef.a combination of 'girls from,
Nile, .Port, Albert and Dungan-
non, There were 'eighteen pre-
sent. Assisting • Mrs. . Finnigan
will i1Se Rev. Mrs: IV. L. Gostonyi
and 1VIrs;, Melvin `Dickson.,
Rev. Ross McDonald, Hensall,
was the iguest speaker at Erskine
Pr'esbyterian',Church, on Sunday
at 11 a.m. and" 7:30 p.m.' :rn' the
morning, Rev: McDonald gave a
Thanksgiving message . "In ev-
erything/ give thanks.". Mr, , and.
Mrs.. Phillip Steer .gave two
duets,.:Ivory Palaces" 1&: '"Down
l:'rorn His dory." In the evening
Rev; Mr, McDonald • ,r hose his
text. 'from' Matthew 6,' 34 verse,
Take there fore no thought for
the Morrow. for the morrow shall
take thought for the things of
itself.. Sufficient ' tanto the day
is the evil there of. • The choir
sansang an anthem,, The. Christ , of
Galilee Read',.
Mr. and `M .TanHrid, n
Of. Toro'nto,• Were .week -,end vis-
itors .at the home of Mr, . and
Mrs. Victor Errington: Visitors
on .Sun:day were.; Mr•;,John Hen.'
d'erson,• Paramount, Mr. '.. Ward •
Sellars,'; Brussels, • Mr. Andy.
Rheil, Stratfoi5d and Mr. and
Mrs... Ross Errington '•and; • family
of `St. Helens, . '
• M:iss , Elea'nor. Alton of •H'amil
ton• was home with her parents,
Mr.arid Mrs, Harvey Alton >.'
• Mrs.. Leslie Schultz,• who ,und—
erwent an operation:at St.• Jos-
eph's • Hospital, London, `•two.
weeks ago " had sufficiently: red-.
`covered to return home •dn Mon-.
:day. We hope she. will 'have beat
ter health. •
Rev. Wilfred Wright ' of St.
Paul' Anglican Church, ;will
` address at .the.
'give-
his final .
g
Dungannon Church, •on. Sunday,
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9.4
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n
Se tem�ber. 30th • at ,
p .
i -vest
eveninga combined Har, •
the. , _ .
Service,. will be conducted
•V1C .
Hom
es
e
r
at_ Ripley at: '8 p.rn,:.
Mr. and M,rs, Will .. Elliott;
New Lik'eard returned home 'on'
. Sunday 'after a 'visit with ; the
Y'
, , Caesar
� Will
�.�attets. 'sister. Vlr,.
a
PURPLE GRO'JE
,Friends are sorry to' know Mr, 1
Robert�'McCrsh i in 'Kincardine
Hospital and :t .isl .him • a, speedy 1
recovery. I
•
' . Mrs. Frank Dore, .Ronnie and
iDianne were Sunday visitors' of
Mr, anc Mrs. Gerald wBrind'ley.
,._..'Miss Marvelle Scott. Toronto, •I
Mr.' and Mrs. Mac Lane, • Mrs
[John Colwell, Mr. and, Mrs. Wal-,
ter Forster and family, Mr. Roy
Fraser, Mr; and Mrs.'Gordon
Patterson, Miss Mary '.Anne Mc=
• Cosh, To:ront•o, visited. Mr.,..and..
M,1, D'on'ald' �VIcCoS)1. .
I;`fir, and Mrs. Edburt Bushell. •
Prow :SENTINEL, LUCKNOW
Vent Monday in London.
Nancy,Ronnie, Dianne, ' Mrs..'
Frank Dore attendeda reception
for her niece ' Mr; and Mrs.
Fred Beiman in Walkerton ' on
friday evening.
Despite • wet weather a good
crowd turned out. to RipleY on
Saturday afternoon. When the
president Mr. Francis Boyle
opened the Fall Fairr,
Mrs. Donald Dore,, Taznm'e,
Cathy, •' Vickie and ,i)'rankie
spent the week -end with • Mr.
and ' Mrs. William Wood, Wats.
ashene,• •
'. Mr. Wally Misch, Mrs, Ed -
hurt Bushell. and Katherine, Mrs,
Morford MacKay and' Shirley
'visited • Miffs, ' Frank Dore. •
The fourth- meeting of ' the
Purple -Grove Baby Dolls met
at Mrs. Cecil.. Sutton. on' Sept.-
20th
ept.20th at 8 • ''.o'clock. We opened
the meeting with, the 4-H Pledge
and Ari'n MacKay read `the min-
utes. of the last meeting. Six,
members answered' the roll call.
Next meeting will be at •He,lein, ,'
McFarlan's on • September 264th..
'Mrs, Alvin Blackwell showed
how to attach ' a ruffle and ■
the designs of dresser scarves.
Mr. and Mr. Gordon Patter-
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Mr. Gordon Arnold, :Western._
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week -end • ' with Mr.' ..and. 'Mrs.
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'Mr. and Mrs. CCiaude • Dore
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• Mrs.. Donald MoCosh spent a'
couple ' •of :':days with Mrs. ' Ani
''netta Bushell, Lucknow.
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Lochalsh Native
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(LOCHALSH.;'NEWS)
..' Mr. and ;Mrs..Mac ,•Fiinlayson:
of Toronto and Miss • Barbara
Fi'rilayson :of Guelph : spent.. the
Weekend 'at , the honie:•' o#' Mr.
and. ' :Mrs, Gordon Finlayson. •.,
Mr and 1VIrs. a A. MacLen
nan spent the'' week=end in'Lon-
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Marion :MacLennan af' Toronto.
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/.. 1Vir. Dungan ':MacKenzie: and • A duet was sung by Carol Brown
Oliver Barkwell. ,arestill'patien'ts
in hospital in *Ingham :while
Donald: MacKenzie . has returned
home. Froin hospital.
Visiting .with • Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver MbCharles over the week-
end Were
eek-endwere ' Mr. 'John Magill of
East Douglas,. Mass.,' Mr. and
Mrs ••'Allan Mc'Charles.o` Toron-
to; • Mr. :and • Mrs. Donald Mc -
Charles and 'Scott of Brantford.
Sympathy is extended to `th
,rnl+ayson family in the passing
of .C'hri'stine • Finlayson in • her
86th _year at her home in Cali•.
f.ornia.. Miss Finlayson was . a
sister . of the. late . ban. Finlayson
of • Lochalsh. • •
CHURCH,:
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Victoria .Mission Band •
There were.. twenty six mem-
bers present at the :meeting. held
,in the/: church basement' The
openin. hymn *as 768, . follow-
ed by the: Scripture reading' 'by
Beverley 'MacDonald,: 'Several
of the. 'members read sentence
Prayers, followed' by: the .offer-
tory 'prayer by Jim ' MacDonald.
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and Donna :Mullin,:. after which
all the 'members : joined •in a
chorus, ; Mrs:. ` Little introduced
the 'speaker, Miss `Dorothy.. Doug-,_
las,who is home from LO -Masa.
Sh'e told 'them of ways of living .
and customs in China, and .also
,explained Ways of .education, •'
Jimmy. • Hendersan thanked the
• speaker..Hymn 719 Was sung.. &
the meeting was • closed'. 'w'ith
_rayer +h3MisDouglas dun. °
was served
St; Marys C. .L.,. ' Luckn
Wow •
.St. Augustine's and St. Mary's
C.W.L. members joined together,
at the St. Augustine ,Parish Hall.
'for the October.' League • meeting,
Monday,.. October ' lst. Mrs.
Redmond opened the., meeting
i with praYer. Several ladies from
each .Parish council offered- 'to
go as :delegates to the Deanery
meeting to .she held Wednesday,
October 3rd at Hesson, Ontario.
•PIans`' fur ";the fowl .'supper . do be .
held ... N'oveinlber.,, 6th were 'well
discussed, by the. •eighteen ladies
, pre•sefit. After the closing' prayer,
lunch was 'served by :the host-
esses ''in charge.
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