The Lucknow Sentinel, 1961-06-21, Page 2•
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THE LL3CKNOW SENTINE4 LUCKNOW, ONTARIO: WEDNESDAY, .JUNE; 21st, 194
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irernen
arly Run
A fire` early.
arl Monday morning
on y " ...:g
at the . home of George ;Moor
Dungannon took three members
of the 'Fare De a met tothat
village. ,about 5:30 a.m..
George Whitb • 'received th,:
Y e
Pall from Mr.' Moore directly to
his homer and in view of the
type of f and
Alf Ritchie and
Stuart Jamieson were; summon --
-ed thone rather ..than sound
• the •"alarm, , • and "-the threesome.
" made their way with 'the truck
to Dungannon,
Mr. Moore's, 'Lnattress . • . had
caught firs, ,and the bedroom was
filled with, smoke. Alf Ritchie,
using the air 'pack: on the fire
truck; • entered the house and a
)adder was placed, ,up tothe bed-•
room window. The mattress and
a plywood sheet ;that had been
underneath were thrown' out the
.,window:
• •Smoke, damage, and a few pails
of, %rater, , . thrown : around the
room: was the extent, of the loss.
•other than the ,;destruction of the
bed. Mr. Moore, who works' in
Goderich; lives east of 'Daw-,
° • son's store 'on the north side of
�:.. the road.'
Frank: Thompsfln is
Lions Pres'rdent ,
Mr and Mrs Milliard Jeffer
son, ', 2; A -
.RR'uburn announce
ter, Louise Marilyn, to• Mr. Mur -
x
the engagement, of their daugh
ray James Wilson, son of Mr. &
Mrs. 'Jarr}es Wilson,, R.1<t., 2, Au-:
burn., The marriage will take
place on The,
July 15th,,
1961 in, Donnybrook . ' United
Church at 2:30 ,p,m.
Mr. and "Mrs, Ezra Stanley of
Kinlough wish Jo announce the
engagement.. of . their. daughter,
Beverley Eva, to Mr. Daniel
Lorne ' Tollefson, son, of Mrs.
Edith Tollefson, Elora, ,and ''Mr;.
Selr}or ' Tollefson, Vancouver. The
wedding to take place in, Tees -
water Pentecostal
Tees-waterPentecostal Church on
July 8th • at, 3:00 o'clock.
• Officers of the Lucknow and:
District Lions, Club for. -the .1'961-
.62 teriri. •were; installed. on Mon-
day evening at a 'Special . meet-
which'featured;Ladies' Night,
Guest•'speaker and installing of-,
ficer was Charles ,Ford of Low
tier` Central Lio 'S Club. He was:
•Introduced by ..Havey ',Webster
and. "was thanked arid presented
with: a gift by : K. C: Murdie,:
This 'is ".rural year, :for the pre-
sidency ;and Frank Thompson of,
�onc'ession 10, .Kinloss,:' steps up
to succeed Gordon: Montgomery.
Irn "accepting the gavel" ,Frank,
said with. • the continued ,co.-ofp
elation, of the' members he would
do ' his best to: make it a • good
year. He asked that the, -Cl'ub'
keep, alert to the needs of the
community during the ::holiday
period. "Boost. out •club, talk' it-
up, keep good, will, and come
back in: the •fall full of, zest and
new- ideas," •Mr. Thompson
•The ' Lueknow. Wornen's Insti-
tuite servect a delicious: cold plate
and during the ,supper hour, Mrs.
Ross Cumming' presided at the,
piano, playing old favorites. Ray
nard Ackert: and. Frank Thornp-
•soli: led in a sing -song. The cat-
erers were thankedby Morgan
Henderson with Mrs. J. L. ,Mac-
Millan replying
The toast to the ladies was
,proposed by : 'Raynard , Ackert &
responded . to by • Mrs: Morgan
Henderson, who complimented
•the Lions , for their good work,
'� a of
and' •commended the challeng
Lionisrirn, to serve others
Guests introduced`" were Mr. &
Mrs. I. M.. Hall Of Ottawa, Mr.
.and. Mrs. Richard Brumby ' -of
Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. William
Wharry • of Lucknow and Mrs.
Evelyn Neelon of .Oshawa
/;'Charles Webster'. announced_ a
meeting . of all • committee tea s
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Procter,
R.R. •5; ' Brussels, announce the
engagement of their daughter;
Ruth Marie, to Mr. Kenneth
Ernest • Alton,' son Of Mr. • and
Mrs. Bert . Alton, R.R. `7, Luck -
now.. The marriage will ;.take
place in Belgrave United' Church
on Saturday, July : 8,th at 2:30
p.m.
The , en . ggag . client is announced
of Katherine Ruth, daughter of
Mrs. Harry J. J'ryfogle of Wing
-hairi and the late Mr,,Fryfogle, to.
Mr. Kenneth Wilbert Hodgkinson
of London, son of Mr, 'and Mrs.
Wilbert. 'E. Hodgkinson of Luck -
now, : The ' marriage Will take
place in St. Andrew's •Presbyters
an. Church, Wingham on'.Satur-
day,. July, 8th -at' 2::30 .p.m.
DoUb.....Shower..
Held At Laflgside.
4 A' nicely arranged double
shower tookPlace in the Lang-
.
•Side Nall o,.n, Friday, June 46th
for Audrey. Young,, daughter of
:Mr. and Mrs. Wesley 'Young,, and
Cecelia. Crgwston,, daughter of
Mr: and Mrs, John C'rowston.
The many guests from• distant
places were • welcomed by Mrs.
Charles: Tiffin, Mrs, 'Scott,
Mrs, Lloyd Moffat and 'Mrs. °Eve -
tett Whytock,
A short' program, f ollpwed with,
Mrs. Lloyd„ •
Moffat :acting, ,as
'ehairlady.. , A reading by . Mrs.
'Everett Whytock, followed by 'a
Monologue by Mrs. Bill Kennedy
of Wingham. Mrs. Charles Tiffin
:conducted " a humorous t`Parcel_
Wrap" number :which 'filially
concluded with each bride-to-be
receiving a gift. •
June is ,the loveliest •month of
the year, •
And the twenty-fourth will soon-
be
oonbe here.
-Would Audrey and escorts' please
comedown the aisle
To • sit on the chair by the. arch
for awhile., ,
Audrey .was escorted down the
aisle and through 'the decorated •
arch on the • platform by Doris,
Moffat of Kitchener and Donna.
Moffat. of Teeswater, to the strain
of "I'll Palk Beside You." She
was later assisted by Mrs.. Jim
Young•and' Doris Moore: of W:ing--
ham.:' /
The month of July is not far
away,.
And. Cecelia has •' chosen this
month .just.. to •` say: °
I Do at the altar" Would she
105t h Anniversary �too come:' down. •- 7
The very .same aisle that Audrey
At South Kinl�ss
Cecelia was escorted by Marion
Scott and ' Lgqis Conley by
Lon-
don to ,her,. chair of .honor to the`
,her,
of"O ,perfect Love",: -
She was later assisted iby
Louise Irwin' •of • Wingham in op-
ening . the .manylovely gifts: An
address was read 'by Mrs.. Bill.
Scott.`
(KINLOSS; •NEWS)
There was a large. crowd at
South Kinloss Anniversary on,
Sunday with a goodly ,number
from Lucknow and Dungannon,
attending. Rev.. R. T A. Marshall
of ' Strathroy delivered 'inspiring
'sermons' at;both. services. ,Guest
soloist was Mt. Lear of Blyth.
,Other musical numbers'were, con
tributed by Mr. 'and Mrs. Philip
Steer acrid daughters, ' Mrs, Don
Bell of Toronto and Miss/Phyllis:
Steer of:London.
Presbyterianism dates' back 10.5
• years at South < Kinloss. First
place of",,. worship' in :this' comfu
pity was a log` church built: a
mile beyond the Second Conces-
sion in, a small clearing in ,the
woods:. This sufficed until the Big
Church, a'. frame structure was
built :,:on the hill in 1863 to 'be.
replaced nearly :half .of `a: century
later by ;the present brick church,
during the ministry of 'Rev. F. A.
MacLennan who served the con
gregation for 25 years.
• Last year South Kinloss, ; the •
:original parent congregation, be-
carte' part of the •Lucknow and.
Dungannon charge ,to.,form ;. a : 3-.
,1 point .pastorate ministered to by
I Rev.. Rod MacLeod.
The guest' speaker on Sunday
Rev! Marshall :returned to his; for-
mer. • pulpit, having ministered at
South Kinloss, When .it was part.
of Langsi'de arid. 'Whitechurch
charge.
Miss 'Gladys Graha m of. London
fewdays with her
is spending a
p gY
for :`•next Monday; to . ,co=ordina a
final p lan5 .for the holiday Cele- parents, Mr. and Mrs,: Douglas
bra:tion•• •
Mr. Ford outlined the duties 1Graham.
Sandy .MacKenzie :who is ems-
,an Vresponsibilities' of • the vari-
ous officers as he. histalled them
individually. President, Frank
Thompson; past ' press, : Gordon
'Montgomery, •1St vice, :Lloyd
Ashton; 2nd ' vice, X. .L. Mac-
Kenzie;. 3rd vice, Bob Firi1ay;
tail, ' twisters; Charles Webster; •7VIrs, J. K. 1VIacKenzie of Alliston
Lion tanner,'. Raynard Ackert; dir= also. visited at the home . of his
ectors, Morgan Henderson, ' Har-
• old Percy, Bob McIntosh, V. A.
Mowbray, treas., Gerald Rath-
well; sec,, 'Gordon Fisher,'
• The 'retiring preside'n.t expres-
ted: appreciation for • the support'
receiv'ed and While the task of
ployed for the summer with, Im-
perial Oil Ltd. apt` Piclering was
home for ;the Week -end.•
,Rev, and Mrs'. Marshall, Neil,
Peter, Allan and ,David .were
.guests, at the home of Mr. and
1VI'rs. 'Frank: MacKenzie. Dr, .and
: s.angside, Ontario,
June ,16.th, 1961.
To-Cecelia..an`d. Audrey: -
Cemetery Memori�
nda •
Service Su. y
(DUNGANNON ,NEWS;)
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• The Annual 'Memorial . service
at Dungannon Cemetery will be
held Sunday,, June 24th at. 4:15
p•m.. ..With the Presbyterian Mini-
ster, Rev,,. Rod MacLeod deliver-
Ing.the . address.; He will "be as-
sisted, by :other local 'clergymen,
Rey. Wilfred Wright of the A'ng
lican Church and Rev. T. :Rich-
ards of the United .Church.— The
collection is for the cemetery
upkeep.,
Miss Grace; Crawford, Goderioh
spent the week -end with • Miss
Ellen and R. J Durnin..
Mr. and Mrs. H illiary B, Ken
nedy of 'Ux,brid•ge. visited- Tues
day .with Mr. and Mrs. W. • A.
Cul'bert.
• Mr. and Mrs. T. C. ,Anderson
were leaving , this Tuesday on a
motor and trailer tripe West,, that
may be for several .months . and
quite likely • till next spring, if
'plans are carried out, Tenants,
are now occupying the house who
are 'a family from ,Detroit who
in . choice, 'rather' than ' taking, a•
cottage as ` usual chose a; farm
house and they came earlier &
planted a garden, Spending the
week-endwere Mr., and Mrs.
John Templeton and 'son Nelson
and their daughter, .Mrs. William
Softes, husband 'and. children of
Detroit. 'Mrs. Templeton, ':.daugh
ter, and family remained. ''while
the men . 'returned. • .
Mr:: •and` Mrs. • David •Dtirnforcf•
and son, Brian of Willowdale
spent • the 'week -end with.. her
parentis, : Mr. : and Mrs.., ..James
Wilson, Murray•and the latter's
grandmother, Mrs. John ,Craw=
ford:: of Kendra and aunt ;Mrs.
William .Lawrence and Mr. Law-
rence. t'he, Lawrences were re-
turning to Kenora 'this week after
1
a Visit of ten days. Mrs. Craw-
ford `will remainfor an extended
visit with , .her ' daughter,. Mrs:.. ,
Wilco. ,r ••
Visitors with -Mr. ,arid Mrs;
;Weaver Q. Sunday were his Par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lovell Weaver,
Chatham; his brother; Ross. Wea-
ver and wife' of Ridgetown, ,bro-
ther,, Norman and 'Wife, Murray.
Kathy and Karen of Tharnesville,
The Women's Missionary Soci-
Y : •y .
et , of. Erskine ' Presb �•teri
, an
Church met, on' Thursday, June
loth inthe churoh; Mrs. Arthur
to r presided, • All .e'
S tua t r.eated
,P.
the "Purpose" after which ' the
President gave the Glad Tidings.
Prayer, The devotional on :Babel
was taken;. by .Miss. E. McMillan
Eight answered the .roil call by a
,quotation on "Hope",. 'Mrs. Wrr,
Stewart outlined the grants to
Mission in the different, count-
ries of each ' continent. Mrs. F.
Jones gave an interesting account
Of Bible Women, Phoebe, Lydia,
Priscilla and Dorcas. A summary
of' the Glad Tidings: Review was
taken by Miss 'Iva Carr. The
meeting closed with prayer by
the President.
• Mr.
Jackson Reive, ;nnet with
an' appointment in London last
week for a :possible • chance to
stay for an operation, , but re
turned the' same day after a treat-
ment that will suffice .his needs
instead;%H —is- feeling , fine, but
.found out that he can't -stand'to
be out in/ damp weather, : 'which
caused. his -trouble;
We're gathered to -night for some=
thing. unique;
In our Langside •. Hal:l, with it,s
memories, sweet. •
Your friends,' and your.neighbors
and relatives, too, '-
:Have come many ,miles just
be with; j1ou.
The years.roll along, and how
quickly it seems '
That • wee girls. grow up, and
start ' dreaming sweet :dreams,-
Of love and romance with fellows
and dates, .,
And it's not very ,long -,till there'.s
wedding cakes;
Though each of you went to ' a
different school
To learn', thethree r's. and the,
golden. rule.
Both belonged to the wee chiire"h
' across the; road, •
Where each took a 'part in the.
work , of the Lord,
`The Sunday School,; Choir; and
the C)G.I;T.
Your services rendered and
• willingly.
to
:brothers,. Mr, and Mrs.• Tom
MacKenzie and Mr. and. Mrs,,
Frank MacKenzie.: .
Mr. and Mrs. •Robert, MacAllis-
ter and/Mary Lou of Dungannon,
visited Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Tia Dickie.
the office may seen burdensome Mr. 'and'Mrs, P. •,S; MacDougal•l,
at times, you are well rewarded and Anna of Owen Sound attend'- Florence Bray; occurred in -Wing•
for the work you d� Arid with the ed the South Kifloss anniversary sham' Hospital; Ori , Tuesday. The
funeral 'service will -be :at the
MacKenzie' Memorial Chapel.
,ucknOW, .on Thursday at ''2:30
So,
We: treasure ,these things ` and'
Wherever ' you go,.
Don'tforget
the fiiend
sthat.
you used , to know.
;For tradition has it, .true: friends
always last,
No matter how `many years may
have passed.: "
These gifts, gaily wrapped and
tied With., a 'bow,
With bright colored ribbons, just,.
,letting •you -know.
We wish • both of you happiness,
and best wishes too,
Froin all, of' us here, at this
shower 'for. you, :
BIRTHS
PURDON-= 'at Sarnia'. General -
Hospital on Tuesday,' June .13th,
to .Mr.; and Mrs. Athol Purdon Of
Sarnia, a ' daughter.
FORAM -At Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on .June' llth, ;196•1, to
Mr. and Mrs.:,John Foran,-.. R. 2,
Auburn, a daughter, .. (stillb.orn i ,;
NOTICE
SUMMER BUS SCHEDULE
Effective June 26th
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Red Cross Swimming Classes
EACH TUESDAY and FRIDAY
At .Lions Pool, T�eswater
:ommencing Tuesday, July 4th
REGIS'CER IN 1UtKNOW
.June 24 and Friday, June 31
See Details In A News. Story In' This Issue
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: OWNERS AND HA'RBORERS OF' DOGS in
the' Village of .Lucknow, are again.:.' asked to,
co=operate 'in keeping dogs confined during ;
MRS,' W .. ROSS PAS Es. •
The death of , Mrs. William J,
Robb of St. Helens, th"e,former
help of `members a sense of 'hay- and visited relatives iia• .this area.
ing done something' for the colli- J. J, Houston. of Niagara .Falls . ,
munity he sand.. . • spent the Week -end 'with Mr. G.'' '.: Joynt, Reeve.
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NOTICE RE DOGS
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the summer <• onths,
TI -IE COST OF EMPLOYING A DOG
spent. to better advantage
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nAimprovin R c the n u icipality Dog owners
have a responsibility to confinedtheir dog, and
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'respect end protect the rights' of others.
Please • Cooperate
The 'evening conclu ed with Harvey i"~Iouston, , Kolb:6th and with nn'terrh.ent in Dungannon Ce�
dancing. to 'Carruthers Or'hestra: Wallace,' .
inetery.
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