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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1961-07-05, Page 8A. EIGZ T . :E ,LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO Wei.., At langside Chuih5.c'.tvri,,h.iV YOU.'GET':A',RiCH,' HAND -RUBBED LOOK WITH MOORE'S .SATIN LMPERVO ENAMEL r•/ryi/y F�4.•r !t' ti ' • For furniture,: wood trim or walls, • Beautiful cotorstmakhed to Regol 'W1311 Satin • Wears ,long ... washes w!el%' • • Easy to apply .Benjamin core Paintt MURDIE and SON Phone 1;9,7 •. Lucknow • • ULROSS CORNERS The "community .:extends '.syri:n: pathy to the members of. the Schumacher family in the, pas- *. sing as- sing of 'Mr;. Charles Schumacher,: Old neighbours and friends. from the 'community attended the fun- eral. . Our. teacher, Miss'Hodgins; has.. been:, engaged to teach ' a ,school • Gear Sarnia .next y.ear.- Miss Margie Edgar, Walkerton` visited. • her friend, Doris Wall. Our ' .teacher, Miss Hodgins, along with her 'pupils; parents & friends, 'enjoyed, : a bus trip to Toronto on Tuesday:. They visit - H ed Casa Loma; • the museum',. the zoo, .. Maple Leaf Gardens, Par-. .'• liament Buildings' and . Malton' Airport.:. . • • . Miss" Elda Wall went to , Clin- ton on Monday.' She will spend the summer at, the';Motel there,`. Congratulations: to 'Miss .Bien. "'da Haldenby arid Larry' ,Larnont on ' passing their Grade' VIII ,ex=' aminations.' Z..A�C.And' .Mts. ` John. Stewart and family, Portage La Prairie, .are holidaying with his patents,.• •Mrs`' and; Mrs..Torn, Stewart and other . relatives.. Qn Thursday :afternoon . our annual school picnicwas. •held en the schodl grounds.' There was the usual' run of -'races; and ,a 'ball game, a .•bou'nti'ful picnic .lunch :taxied off with .ice cream.... Miss Hodgins 'was given a: farewell present by 'her. pupils. Brenda Haldenby ` read the addressand' Larry Lainont made the +presenta- 0 M•rs. Morley Wall and family' and Mrs. William' Haldenby and Cheryl ' Spent. an afternoon with Mrs. Grant Wall, Walkerton. • Mr. and Mrs. Albert, . Bamsey and family, Guelph, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.., Clayton Meyer and family. Mr. and Mrs.. M. Bell, Toronto, spent .the week -end witli Mr. and 1Virs. Ernest. Hanna. Mr." and :Mrs. Morley, , Bell, Gorrie, ; 'visited at th, e, same home on Sunday. ' • Mr. and Mrs.. George ,Hodgins, • Woodstock; visited . with Mrs.' 'Earle'. Hodgins. • Miss Ellen ,McBride, Cooksvilie,: visited: ,during; the week-erid. iwith .• Mrs. Frank :'Brown:.and Reg.. LAIDLAW' CROWSTON j . Ferris and flowers decorate& the ' Langside • •Presby-terian. ,,Church on Saturday, .July. lst, as: marriage vows were exchanged.' by Cecelia Ivadell Crowston and Ivan, Herbert ,Laidlaw. /The 'bride is the youngest daughter of ..Mr, and Mrs John Crowston, .of. 110. 5, Lucknow,:& the groom is the son of Mr.' Herbert Laidlaw and, the late Mrs. • Laidlaw 'of ,Whitechurch. Rev. T. J. McKinney of Teeswater officated . • :The bride was given in mar- riage by her father. She chose a floor -length gown of nylon or-. °ganza. over bridal satin,; • fea.tur ing short 'sleeves arid long lily point slevettes, The fitted bodice was designed with a scalloped, neckline . accented with sequins. and seed pearls. The', skirt' of unpressed pleats was ..:accented with sequins at , gatherings ' .at the . bottom. A cornet of 'pearls held her. fingertip ' veil of French illusion and she carried rea ros- es with . strea ers created . on a white Bible.. 1 • Mrs. '. Clayton Alton, EtR. 7, Lucknow, was. matron' of honour With Mrs. Orland• Irwin, Wingham., as bridesmaid. 'Both girls, sisters of the bride.' Miss Louise . Irwin• was a bridesmaid. also. They .were gowned `alike •in dresses of or ganza .over :floral material. 'The matron of honour ware Mauve while the • 'bridesmaids wore een. •.•,. The . bride's, mother received in ar arnel :and :satinmauve sheath And white accessories. • • • Mr. James: A. Moffat of •Tees- water was groomsman and guests were: ushered by Doug: Conley. of St: George and 'Eldon , Wra'ith 4of Lucknow. ' The soloist, Miss Karen Gros-` korth of Whitechurch sang "The Wedding Prayer" and: "O' Perfect. Love" :accompanjied ''by the or- ganist . Mrs: Wm.. Scott .of Lang - W. A. "BUD" HAMILTON • HEATING OIL'S ''GASOLINE " OTHER FARM PRODUCTS PH.220 W-LUCKNOW ...Last Sunday marked . an era for S.S. No. .3, :Kinloss, ' 'when foriner students; .teachers and :re sidents of the'' section ,gathered. ori the school grounds for a''final get-together to; ' marke• ..the clos- ing of this seat of learning: Come Septeiinber the • pupils Will : be transported 'to ' . Holyrood to '.the new school. A :partial list of vis-' Rai -a 'follows: Mrs. William Alton, Willowdale; Mrs.` Keith McCar- ter,:'Wallaceburg�;a Miss Ellen. Mc- Bride, ; Cooksville;', Mrs Cliff. 'Congram . and Dale, Port Credit Mr. and Mrs. Sid Gardner,, Luck - now; ••,Mrs., 'Lloyd McNall, Luck- now; ' Harvey Johnston,: Toronto; Russel Johnston, Lucknow; .Mr. and Mr's. Elmer .Johnston, Luck now;. Mrs. Eva. McQuaig, :now; • Harry Hodgins:,' Toronto; Mr and""Mrs. Charles • Hodgins, Wingham; :Mr. and Mrs,.' BasiL Thompson, • Galt;. Mr. and, "Mrs. Taylor, 'Galt;Mrs. Raymond' Sny_, der; •Bloomingdale; William Ross, Wingham;. Mrs. Dune. McArthur, 'Tiverton; Mrs: Lorne Kraemer, Toronto; William . Jackson, Kin,- car.dine; Mrs. James McEwen & family, .Kinloss; Geo. •Ernewein, Moscow, ` Mr. and Mrs. George Hodgins, Wodstock; Mr:. and Mrs: Campbell Thompson, Lucknow; Miss Helen Thompson, Lucknow; Miss Beatrice McQuillan, St ':Hel- ' ens; Miss Isabelle Miller, 'St. Hel- ens;'' Kincar ens•• Harold Thompson, dine; Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Ire. - land and •family, Midland; Gord- nn Stagers, Galt; Ca/r1 Boyle, London; Mrs. Wim L1oyd,, Lon- don; Mr, and .Mrs. • Morley Bell,. Gorrie; Mr, and Mrs. Morrel Bell, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Don Bell, Wayne, Toronto;. Nortnan, Ross, Wroxeter; Mrs, Ed. Jahles, Wing - lam. ' E side. , ',For a trip to the West, 'Coast' the • bride ' donned • a spindthrift green linen sheath with . white accessories • The couple will 're- side at Whitechurch. South Kinlaiss Miss Ida White, ' returned from the Mission Field :in India,, was guest . speaker •at the Home Help - WEDNESDAY, JULY" 5th, 1981. MONUMENTS,,. For sound counsel and, a fair price on a monument; correptly sdeeigned, from rq.,nalitY material, rely on SKELTON ME'MCR14...LS Pat' O•'Hagan, Prop.' . Established Over Sixty Yeare, Phone. 638-w Walkerton Caviller, Mdflt�shd,., X110 CHARTERED ACCOUNV NTS' Bell Telephone Building WALKERTON: y E KENNEDY, B',Ed., 'B.A., C.A,--Resident Partner Telephones: Business 633; Residence 106 era.. Meeting .of, •S:outh. Kinloss , . held• at • the home of Miss Martha 'Sutherland on Wed- nesday afternoon,: June 29th. She was introduced by Mrs. Rod MacLeod and in her bright pleasing way, gave ' a•- picture. of her work on the field as a nurse with a mobile clinic encountering diseases in a' land, greatly • in ..need of medical `help. ; So often the sufferings of the •patients are aug- mented by the, treatment given' by the •witch. ,doctor to 'whom they first 'turn. The'people of 'India she spoke of. as being talented & skilful at .::hand' . work. 'and she .showed'saris and, other articles beautifully woven ;'and decorated 'by hand. Shehad brought along a suitcase of garments •and had a couple. of ' young e girls , model these vwprn ',by' the various clas- ;ses With the, jewelry .of• which they are very. fond. In. referring~ to a solo previously, sung by Mrs.. Sandy •, MacLeod, : "The Ninety. and being "one of 'her favourite songs she said .herwork often meant many visits •to some` sufferer out of ' the •Way:• rather 'than to the many. •in; hospital. India's need is: for more know- ledge of ,Christ and the fields are white. to harvest •with ::too few labourers in this 'uncertain time when doors close so rapidly.' Mrs H.'Buckton presided at the meet ing••and, Miss Dean MacLeod of- fered prayer' Mrs. G. Hamilton read the 'scripture lesson, Mrs. P. Steer contributed a ' solo accom panied'by Mrs. Hughes:, The Sec-. retary, Mrs.. W, 'F. MacDonald' presented Miss White ' With . a gift. Mrs, T. Collyer had the .Of fertory ,prayer and . Mrs. Douglas Graham' closed the meeting with • prayer. The directors,. Mrs. W. Downey and Mrs. H. Dawson, as- sisted the hostess with' lunch. FALL •SESSION OF. BRUCE • COUNCIL :IN • OCTOBER . . What. has. always been termed .. the November session :of County • Council; will this , year be held during the last .week in: October.'; The earlier date was . decided upon at the recent. meeting ;of council held At . ,Sauble :Beach.. The• reason.• fors the advance ment • of the..date .is' the fact of its interference .*,ith• the 'annual' deer huhting operr.season during ; the early part of November,:'and which is. set by the Ontario' De .. partment•,'of !Carrie and.:Fisheries: As an open season , for • deer • 'has again been •Scheduled for they Corning ,fall,, the •council took the` necessary , ac'tion to prevent a further confliction of..dates. The session•will be held••in Walkerton in.' late October instead of early Noveni;ber • as: in: past Years.' • ...::•hM''YSa's,:c9.s..'ir•'6f(•.t::.^.'::SuGfrlisSE"6'):,b�i34a�t:#;ii?.a<Y.•f,:il:?..nrn:;,< :..::,. .:...... 70 2 MNUOM CANADIANS Oscar • S"chefter. rece•iitly sold his Carrick Township farm to Norf an Kieswetter, and with his wife •and tour' children. h'as nio' -- cd to Whitechurch where Mr, Scheftet is •manager of the -E. S. Watt• and Son,. reed Mill, • D:u tQ.r 'Wm). • Telephone Hours' 10 to. ,Monday, Eve GERAL .'DOCTOR• KINCA • O Daily' M We Tuesday,' Barri. LIST I Everj Sat Office Office 135 din Monda Located fp Office 48 P for and Lucknow Districttt Phore 71 +-i-.=i. . 'GR Thune ho 'Aiwa.