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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1962-11-14, Page 6SAGE PIX ' Tan' 'LUCKNOW SENTINEL,; LUCKNOW,, Q$TAR.IQ: ELECTRIC BLANKET In co-operation •with, Ontario Hydro and the Sunshine Special Offer �'A Free Eiec�ri� Blanket Value_ $29,5 will be, given free with .the purchase of any , FRIGIDAIRE or SIMPL1CITY DRIER The free blanket is . double bed•.. size, has . a frill 2 -year guarantee, is top quality, has convertible contoured corners, . can be, washed. automatically. THIS dS THE TIME TO DO YOUR . DRYER BUYING EER. N ned ELECTR1C Phone. 110 ..'LuCknow PURPLE GROVE Mr. 'and Mrs...Donald McCosh' spent *the week -end in: Toronto with..Miss . Mary Anne .,M Cosh: and • attended the. Royal, Winter raiz ae' Ste:' Folies. and..Mrs: Burton Collins, :John, Sandra and. Margie, were :Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Young. Mrs: Ralph:1E11, Mrs. Don Mc :Cosh, Mrs:Burton . Collins, Mrs. Geo Emerson •;& Miss Margaret Roberttson attended a shpwer' for 'Miss Linda Robertson at the heime :,of Miss Eileen : Collins on.' Wednesday evening. Also friends attended a tea . on Saturday .for Miss ',Linda Robertson ' at . the .:;•hoine • of. Mrs. Kenneth. ,Robert: son , Mr: .• and . tMrs. ''Gordon _Viae, - Donald and Mary Heletn. spent Friday ' evening with Mr. ` , and Mrs.. `Morley Bushell'. '• The ;Grove was represented at the reception in Ripley an • Fri- day evening. for , Mr.' and • MTs. Robert . Tout, the former :.Nancy McLean: • Mrs. • Stewart Needham was hostess to the Purple • Grove 'In= stitute'` on Wednesday tafternoon.• • Mrs.: George Harkness presided' while Mrs. Morford Mackay was secretary. Mrs. Walter Forster had the topic. • Mrs: Harkness re- ported on Bruce County Rally and Mrs. Frank Dore on the new Auxiliary ,to the Brute Lea Harv- en, .Mrs. Don McCosh- on our tree . logs . where ,each person keeps interesting events.... yrs. . Russell Needham was convener. Mr.and Mrs: Ron Timer' ,arid Karen of London spent the week -end with Mrs Herb Far- Mr. Dick McCosh ' spent the Week -end at this home: . Mr. and •Mrs. • Alvin.. Trovvse sPent Sunday with Mr Y and Mrs. Victor •Gvvley. Mr. Norval Stanley, Mrs: Het: en 'Swann and Mr. Milton Stan- ley visited„ Miss Margaret Ro' bertson and Mr. Donald Robert- Mr:. Lorne. Culbert • and Mrs. Jack Farrell ate. patients in Kin- cardine hospital arid Miss Mar'' garet Robertson in Victoria hos- pital, aspitai, London for x,rays, United Church- Women met .at LLV1 rs. ;Ste;wartt .Needha its on Tues day evening, Mrs. • Frank, Dare and Mts. 'William White spent Wednesday with .Mrs. Lawrence Fry. ° ' Mr.. and• "Mrs: .Gordon ..Mac- Donald and, Mary Helen • were Sunday guests of ..Mr. and Mrs: Lloyd. McClure,Paisley. Jolie, Sandia and Margie Col- lins • spent. Friday evening, with Mr. .and rNIrs. Andrew: Patterson. Brownie: News lst. LUCKNOW PACK Tawny O*1, took' charge :, of the Opening :games and Fairy Ring' at the. Novernber° 7th, meeting of. the`, • 1st' • Lucknow Pack: Janet. Thompson was Toadstool. Fairy. Fairy Gold was followed by Inspection on eight points of uniforms. The work session oir the mee' ing :took' the form of ,a • revue of some 'parts of rthe, Golden Bar Test.: The ,Brownies held' tickets to F1'agtown, Knotville, Table Mountain and Tieville At each stop ontheir imaginary •train,. the station, .masters (Brown Owl, Tawny Owl and Packie) put them " to work to earn their train fare to another station, In order• to get, back home, `they had to walk thetrack for 15 ft., ' In. Pow -wow, there was .some.. discussion ` of a good, .turn the pack could do ' for Christmas,. and ,those who wish to Flant. bulbs were reminded, to bring pots and'earth to the next meet' • Those whohave not al- ready done• so are to 'bring notes: fromfMothers, for keeping their bedroorns , tidy. The ;Pack 'stood' and ` gave . Packie the Grand Howlas an official 'welcome. The ' meeting closed with, the Squeeze and „Chimes, and •dis trussed ;from a. circle, singing "Goodnight." . 2nd PACK ' BROWNIES The 2nd Pack Brownies open- ed ' their •Tuesday. 'meeting by singing the Brownie Smile Sting: while in 'a circle.. `The different sixes then acted ,out various nur- sery rhymes, " Patsy Marriott. , was'. Toadstool Fairy,. and prepared for Fairy Ring; snspeation wasmade for • a complete neat `uniform. • The girls ' were reminded : to. wear brown socks' is possible. Fairy `Gold •was. collected :by the sixers: .. The : Tweenies , were assigned to, the six groups which they will enter after enrolment. A new singing game "Soldier's Joy" was practised. • The Enrolment . ceremony w s rehearsed and invitations . made: for '. themothers, to •attten3• •'the meeting next week. •• Bulb diaries': were Made and tithe Golden Hand Brownies . made booklets in which they record-. ed two verses' . of he' Queen. A sample packa of 'Brownie Christmas cards Was displayed in Pow. -Wow. Orders were taken. Everyone ` sang two verses of . The Queen' and th'• Brownies were dismissed ' with a Good Night :Song. iticknOW W.• Lucknow Women's Institute held :their regular • meetipg on Friday,, November 9th with 32. 'members: present. Mrs. J. L. McMillan presided. Plans . were made to attend the Area: Con- vention in Ohesley on December 11 0. Inati•tute will cater to Bell Telephone banquet on Novem- ber 29th. Achievement Day on December 6th at . 'Walkerton; Summary Day, December lst at Kincardine, Mrs. G. Whitby re- ported on the rally held M Park Head. Mrs. 'Otto Gateman, was guest' speaker &• Dr: Alex Seat - row showed films on . Bruce County: The Whitechurch, ladies .put on . the program in the after- noon, The 1963 rally is to be held in Kincardine. The roll call •— Name a national food, of • another country. t Program theme was Agricul- ture and -Canadian Industry. Mrs. F. Miller, convener, read a WEDNESDAY, NOV. 14th, 1962 poem., "Country's .Faith,,, Motto, Industry .keeps the body healthy, the mind clear,, the ,heart whole, the purse , was read Mrs; .O, Brooks:ull. Mrs, ivra J5y. Webster played an autoharp solo accompanied by Mrs. a, Cum; ming. Remernbrance poem . by Edgar Guest were read by Mrs. V. Hunter. Mrs. Miller conduct ed/a flower contest, Lunch. was served by hostesses, Mrs, M, • ler, ' Mrs.. Hunter, Mrs. Sa'.kcld, Mrs; E, Barkwell; BIRTHS BARR — at. Scarborough Gen- eral hospital; . on ' Monday, Qcto bei ` 22nd to Mr. 'and Mrs, Rus- sell Barr, Scarborough, a, son, Darrell • -.James: RUTTER—At Wingham• General Hospital, on Monday, November 5th, 196.2, to " Mr, and Mrs. Wes. • ley Rutter, R.R. ' 5,: Lucknow, a daughter. LUXURY SERVICt ECONOMY ' looming • NOttL In the heart of downtown :.Toronto foe i ng Allan: Gardens. Close to.,:finest shopping and; • entertainment centers, .major: hospitals and subway. Beautfulay appointed rooms and.stntes.. • Dining :Room. Television. Children FREE. Moderatafy.: $ 6.50 Single Priced. from ,.Occupancy. $ 8.50 Double' Occupancy... ;. Frederick .Funnell, -Gen. Mgr.' CENTRALLY LOCATED AT 306 iarvis $t. Telephone: :368,482? The people of. Ontario can make , a $600,000,000 present to themselves in one year by reducing their" spending on imported goods by $100 per, person. This. action on the part of every person in the province would help create 60,000 new jobs. . We are the world's greatest importers of To accomplish this, the consumer must manufactured goods. Contrast our yearly become"label conscious"; it is the sum of all our day-to-day total with that of other.countries: • purchases which can add Whenever,the consumer reaches' out for Y_ ,an l ancone spend $35 per capita.: upto the success or failure of our economy. The British spend $75 imported product, he or she should ask,/ West Germans spend $60.... , "Is there a'fanadian equivalent?" Canadians' spend $235 per person per For inmost cases there is a Canadian year on manufactured goods. ` • • product that is as good or better. The more mrione we s . rid on thin g s If these expenditures in Ontario on imported . , Y Pe 8 we make, the geeds could be reduced by $100, we would ` ' more prosperous the 'people of Ontario still be amongst ,the world's greatest inn •will.. bet • • � • • porters. If that $100 were.diverted to Cana diangoodswewouldadd$600,000,000to our economy and help create' 60,000 nevi jobs! TRADE CRUSADE 'GOVERNMENT • OF ONTARIO M"�RN OPPORTUNITY The symbot of progress and opportuni.tyforthe people sad lndustrles of Ontario. . `