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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1962-10-03, Page 12• .1 . n tE • PAGE TWELVE' • A THE LUCKNOW:. SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,, ONTARIID WEDNESDme? OCT, .4(1, 1:682, Centennial $en.ke.s Mcirked 'Sunday At Calvin United' Church St. Heleiis •(ST. HELENS NEWS). • The centennial .anniversary of of the formation of .:the ~Calvin con- gregation at. St. Helens was—ob- served' on •Sunday with large • . co ngregatiotns, morning andeven. ink. Many- former members 'of, the- congregation the"congregation as • well as many friends"attended both services. Beautiful floral r ememlbrances were placed in the. auditorium; At the .morning service spec al music was sung by the choir 4 -with' a solo by Mr. E. W. Rice. fiieu. C. Jardine of Wingham was --guest minister: at- the .Morning service and Rev. C. • Lewris' of • .Auburn was guest minister at,. •the 'evening service, Each had an insipiring message. Rev. B ' ?F. (Green,,. minister Of thechurch as-' .sisted at both° servies and ex- tended a welcome to- the visitors and appreciation to those . who . contrjbuted' to the success of this memorable occasion; .. In. . the evening the ,Harbour, - Aires of Goderich contributed, several . numbers • and . ' added greatly to the• impressive service.: The :.St: Helens :ladies served lunch • (following the:. evening service' when the . Harbouraires again delighted the gathering in +the Sunday. School room. of the church:. • • The memorial , flowersin the sanctuary, were placed in . •mem 'ory of Mr and Mrs. R, J. Woods the family;. in memory of: avid Todd by wife .and fanciily; an memory of Mrs. W. A ' Miller 'by' "' husband and family and m ..memory of the Pioneers by Mrs. W. I. Miller, andher sister, Miss Wilhelmine ` - Rutherford, Their grandfather Hugh .Rutherford, -who had been an 'elder in Scot- 1and, ` was the first elder in this area even before the ;formation ref • the ,St.. Helens>. congregation, the guest book which ;was signed by many :: visitors, • and a potted �plant, • were in • memory of Mr.. and •Mrs: • Robinson Woods and, were presented by the fa- mily A gift of money was pre- sented to the icongregation by Mrs. Stanley Taylor of Victoria . (Elizabeth Miller)* in ~memory of her sister, Mrs. W. A, Miller, Rev, Oliver S•tra'pp brought greetings on behalf. of his, bro- . they, Bev,: H. W. Strapp, from the Lucknow 'United Church con- gregation. ong +egation. This greeting was ex- tended at the social gathering following the .evening s•ervice, :. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Graham 'of • Fordwwich were' •.Sunday . guests of. Mr. •and Mrs, E. W. Rice. • Mr. ,and Mrs. Roy Hawley of `Oshawa : spent, the week -end with n her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne . Woods, Mr, and. Mrs,, Gordon Miller and Larry of London spent the. week -end with . their :parents; Mr. and 1VIfs, Chester Taylor and, Mrr:. and MOs W. 1.. Miller: 1 Mr, and Mrs. ,Fred.,' Thompson and sons returned . from a months vacation . in Western ' Canada. Fred has received his: release °•& is now beginning as an instructot at London 'Flying Chub, • • F.IiL. Keith Black of. Summer- ;side„ P. E.I. is on, a week's leave' and is visiting `MTs.. Black and •sons, ; KINLQUGH'. [.:.The' October 'meeting of ' :the H W3I: will be held at .the home of Mrs. 'Perry Hodgins on 'Thursday „ 'afternoon... Hostesses, Mrs Perry Hodgins , and "Mrs. 'Jac'k Ackert: Roll call; Industries t in . which women participate. a Motto, ,One is never rich enoug to bewithout a neighbour. 'T ie•, Industry . keeps. .the . body healthy,., the Mind. clear, . the heart whole . and'. the purse full.. Directors, MTs. P. A. Murray &' Mrs. Tom ;' Hodgins Misses Sandra. Percy : `and Laura Breckles of Toronto` spent. the week -end at their 'respective homes, " Mr. W. E. Haldenby returned home after visiting with rela- tives and friends 'at the Soo. Mrs, J W, Colwell spent a few days with her .sister, Mrs. Annet-. la Bushell at Lucknow_ •Our School' was fortunate in: winning several prizes at the Lucknow Fall lFair , which was held on Thursday. A number ;from here also attended Ripley and • Teeswater Fairs on Satur- day, We • extend sympathy to Mr; John' Robb in the .passing of his sister; • the late ' Mrs. Brown whose funeral washeld from the McLennan : Funeral biome, at 'Ripley. • On F.icA'ay' evening neighbours 'gathered at the home • o,f Mr, '4E Mrs. Ernie Kempel. to • bid :them farewell before, leaving for Kit chene't .where :they will .,reside, Mrs.; Charlie ;Hodgins. of Wing - ham visited during . the week With Misses Edna & May. ,Boyle. R!PLEY :MEAT. MARKET Custom Butchering .MondaysHogs,. $2.00 is by. 4:00 p.m. Cutting,' and Wrapping, 2c pound; • CATTLE, CALVES and. LAMBS 'EVERY DAY,. • • EXCEPT 'SATURDAY • We Do Curing and SMOking ..' Beef, Pork and Lambs' Sold "Whole, Half or . Qu ater . . Fore Better Service,'. And Lower Prices , Calle. Ripley 100, Glias: Hooisma, Prop. MEMORIALS Unsurpassed in Beauty and Value MORRIS GRANITE ' And MARBLE WORKS Repr, sentative Ross: 'MacLennan' Phone Si Kincardine TIMBER • TIPS • On ' Wednesday night the 'quiet- ness ' sof 'the Wingharn, . Bowling. Lanes was .broken when ,the Lucknow, lDungarinori teams. started the 1962763, season. , The .Beavers led by Marion and Donald MacKinnon . followed ;last years pattern and downed , the Chipmunks' for 3, games.. Lloyd, Ashton rolled . over the ,:600 .mark also., • Franke Hawthorne put up. •the`I best: effort for the Chip 'On alleys 3 and 4 the Cy -others won 2 games , from the short- handed, Tigers: Charlie. Anderson' , was "high for, the. iGophers , with;. 685 ,and Bill. Stewart: rolled' 634 for ,the Tigers. The: Zebras : and Pole Cats scored 2 • points each. the Zebras winning the first. two ,games and the Pble Cats .wo f .the last.game, and the , gin fall ,by 6' pins...Ruth Jardine rolled' 61$ and . Mute Sanderson scored high' for the Pole ,:Cats with: 6:: flat. Thursday night the Cubs. (bat-. .tied' with :the Squirrels ;an4 took 4 points. Harold Errington,-: Jack Caesar. and Dick Parks were in their usual, form With. 'respective scores of 628, 621 and. 611.' Ernest Button *as.' the 'topscorer for. the Squirrels with .614 • • Jack Fisher and Mel: Corrin led , the' attack for ` the Coons -to take 3 point's ' from .the Lions:.. John . Parks was high for: the losers '• The Kangaroos led by Ray and :Betty Gannon ' 'ran rough shod over . the: short: handed • Woiver ines • to ' take • 4 points. Marie Johnston was top for her team. .. flew faces ,for the, .first weeks bowling .are, Audrey Gall' for .the: Chipmunks; Fred Pierce for the .Zebras, Edna. aid .,Elwin ',Petrie for the Lions,Omar. and ' ,Dora Brooks • ; for the Squirrels, ' ,Ray and Betty. Gannon: for the iKarig-; aroos and John • ,Helrri for ' the for the . Wolverines: • Standings: ' Beavers 4; ,;Clubs .4; Kangar- oos 4;, Gophers 3; Coons 3; Zeb- ras 2; Pole Cats 2; . Tigers 1; Lions :1; Chipmunks 0; Squirrels 0; Wolverines 0. • H 040,1 Fillet Marie Fraser'`s'Guide'to thr' World bf Canadian Cheese Write todayl" OCTOBER CHEESE FESTIVAL" A oivi,icn of DAIRY FARMERS OF CANADA 1'47 Oavinpo►t Roast;Toronto 5 • Combine our home-grown. grains, with AIRY ,' ., R' ATE..; ONCENT... _. -DC ., the fresh -mix with the/balanced protein :base. Want sleek -Tided health and top milk production from yourday ' cattle? Then feed 'em your own home-grown grains fresh -mixed with National ':Dairy ;Concentrate. It's the' .fresh -mix with the balanced protein base. Whether you have your own grains' or we supply them, we can -custom blend the finest fresh -mix you can buy right here at the mill . . using National Coneen' • trate, .`ofcourse. P.S. You'll like • using National's freshmix Calf Concentrate, too! : r *A PRODUCT o,: CANADIAN INDUSTRIES LIMITED 4211, Finlayson LUCIKNOW nfants .Baptized # Olivet Service • (OLIVET NEWS)' Olivet ; United Church .was • fir- led on Sunday,; September 30th, tirhen Reverend: Douglas Dunlop conducted ', a balitismal service for Elaine Helen, daughter of Mr. and 'Mrs. Alan MacTavish; • Joan Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. . and 111,Iirs,. Robert Osborne; Paul Doug- las,' son of Mr. 'and Mrs. Gerald Colling; Jeffery Douglas, son, Of Mr. 'and Mrs. 'James . MacTavish Jr: and Brant Harry, 'Son of Mr. and Mrs. • Harry Coiling. Fol- lowing' the worship service an address and presentation :were ' made to , Mr. and Mrs.. Dunlop, Alastair . ,and Judith, prior to. their leaving 'the • church and conzrnunity. Mr. and Mrs. Dun- lop both replied graciously, / , Rev. Oliver Strapp Will be in ' residence at the, United • Church• • Manse' in 'Ripley until a minister, is .appointed.: ., Mr. Gerald &Ding was struck by a train while driving a truck at Moncton on Wednesday, but was 'not: seriously injured. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnson and sw•ater Mrs. Bert Me.l CoiliofTeeng, Ernie enMdr, Shaand- roil were dinner. 'guests of Mr... and Mrs. Harry Lolling ;and 'fa-: milt' on. Sunday Rev. Duncan- MacTavish .' of London, visited. with • 1VIr. ,and Mrs. Alex MacTavish . on :Wed- nesday. , ; ' Mr. ' and; Mrs. Harold:, Stacy. & family ' pf. Toronto• .visited on Sunday with .gr. and Mrs. Ray- mond Hamilton and .family. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cory spent theweek-end with Mr. &• Mrs. Norval' Stewart and attend- ed the' Ripley Fall Fair on . Sat, urday. • , A number oze 'exhibited iri 'the Kincarfrdine, Luckheretiow and Ripley fair... '1Virs .John, MCChar- les'; placed second in total pants Mrs, O: McChof ch at both Lucknow and 'Rip Y alah whininliverg by ' aarles few poiLonts, Mrs. +John McCharles w ori ,the Domestic. Shortening . cake sp h' ial and 'Mrs. Mel Domestic ,pie` special. The juniors Clover Valley school placed fifthof in the square dance competition at' Ripley, those taking, part :were: .Mafy. Anne •MacTavish, Ronald, Mc" Guire Janet. Geertsma, Steven Henry, May White, Michael Ha;" milton,' 'Mary MacChar.'les and Jimmie . Geertstna with Pity MacCharles .and Janet Haniilton calling off: