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WEDNESDAY, AUG, 30th,, 1961;
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' THE LUCKNOWSENTINEL, LUCKNOWA QNTARI9
ruce 'Rally Ikerfon,
1rs. Houston Ends Terms As President
The Bruce. C0>.inty Women's In= with the crafts, • . •
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ltute 'raily met in East Bruce ' -At the afternoon session `assem-
district.' at the Walkerton town
hall, on. Thursday, August . 24th
for an all day' session; • when 184
Were • 'registered. The chairman,
Mrs,.' Harvey ,Houston, Holyrood,,
and. the sec.-treas., Mrs. Wilmer
ibe,;, presided. The registration
• wastaken care by the Walkerton
Sr, W.I.
Greetings from. the, FM -1:0.
board were extended by -Mrs 'A:
• Maundrel of Southampton. The
Horn 'e Economist, Miss Selma
Willms,. addressed *the gathering
briefly: The' . voting, delegates
were taken on a .conducted 'tour
at' 11 aan. to the Bruce Lea Haven.
A second delegationvisited the
Home at • 4 . 'p,xn,
Mrs, Houston in her chairman's
address; brought brief highlights
from .National Convention, and.
the .Swift Current District Herne- ,
makers . C`onvention, 'which she
had 'attended during her visit • to
the Western Provinces. One hour•
was. set aside during the morn-:
ing session for 'handicrafts. Hook-
ed rugs •were in charge .of "Mrs.
Allister Hughes,Bruce,' south of
the` Kairshea' W:I;; • an art `'dis- •
.-play by—Mrs. Harry --Oswald,
Lions Head W.I. arid weaving 'by.
Bruce; east; by. Mrs. Ray: Taylor,
'Walkerton Evening WJ. This was
much' enjoyed- ' and provided,
• .chance to get better acquainted
blyr singing was enjoyed with
Mrs, .. ,Lloyd Jasper of Mildmay
W.I. as'song leader and Mrs. Geo.
Manery of ,Gillies Hill WI. as
pianist. A welcome was,. extended
by Mrs. Kramp of the Walkerton
Sr. .branch. It was interesting to.
meet• and hear the four District
Presidents:, Bruce east, Mrs. Hor-
ace Clarke, Bradley W:I.; Bruce,
north, Mrs. Percy Radbourne,'
Park Head, W,L,; Bruce, south,
Mrs. Victor Emerson, • White-
church W.I. Bruce, centre; Mrs
Harry McDougald, Tara W,d,• The:
District . Sec.-Treas. had`• posters,
with the different branches: in
their , district listed,' with mem-
bership •and other information.
'Greetings were extended b,rs
the
Grey -Bruce area. chairman M:.
Don McCosh.
The • highlight. of, fine' Rally was
the privilege, to' have Mrs. Elton
'Armstrong from 'Armitage . as.
guest speaker. Along with . the
niany ` worthwhile.' thoughts' she
discussed the. New Hand book,
which was: just . recently been
Miss M.aril n . of .Carr
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-g-1-1-1--was-,the-winner of ''the 'Bruce
County 'Women's Institute schol
rship,' Mrs. Houston made the
presentation. , Marilyn is the
'daughter of Mr; •:and_:`Mrs Wil-
4red Pegelo, and has' been a' •very
SPONSORING GIRLS*.
4-1! CLUB COURSE.
Pleased with the success of the
first 4,-H Girls' Club course
which they sponsored earlier this
year, the Lucknow Women's In-
stitute is sponsoring ,a fall sew-
ing' course. : • .
Twelve members is the class.
limit and 'eligible girls, who are
'interested,- should contact the
Club leaders, Mrs. Jim, Mathers
and Mrs, Jim O'Donnell at an
early date. The project is . "Sep.
arates For :Summer.". •
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active '4-1-1 club member, with.
many extra ,Curricular activities.
During . the day entertainment
was varied and much • enjoyed.
Mrs. Gordon of .the •Allenford
W.I. favoured with a vocal 'solo,
Misses Wendy and. Joan MacKen-
z•ie. of Lucknow did' an Irish
`Dance • and frdm the Bruce,„north
district an amusing; skit "Driving
a' Car."
Mrs. 'Armstrong presided for the
election of'officers;• Past chairman,
Mrs. Harvey •Houston .I-lolyrood
Chairman, ,Mrs: 0. ,C. Gatenhan,.
Southampton; lst :Vice -Chairman,•
Mrs. Wellington Jacklih, Elm-
wood; 2nci Vice-Chairman;,'„Mrs:
Gordon Gahoway; Wiarton; ';3rd'
Vice -Chairman,. Mrs. Jas
Rowe, :Kincardine; ,Secretary-
Treasurer„..
Secretary
Treasurer • Mrs:' Wilmer- .'Ribe
R.R. .4, ,Paisley' . Assistant Sec.-
Treas: . , Mrs. Gordon Crawford.;
R.R.;'.Elgin;”
, '2, Port .El in Pibhic ,Bela
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tions, 'Mrs.. Percy Radbourne,
Shallow' Lak;e,'
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'••• ; Eldon eves born and raised here
• .' and:, was engaged .in the barber.
.c: • business until an arthritic 'con•'-
• ,dition. forced • :'him ' to . sell . the.
j'. 'sh&p when he and :Mrs. Johnston
• (Salena Grant) jMoved . to 'Tor-
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,Eldon, who was popularly
•known as "Twist" to Lucknow
• friends''passed away,, on. Tues.
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dayof last i 1
wee S + M chae,s
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Hospital.
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He had suffered much- duririg
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�:�:�:::;::�:.•> thest 'Severalea s but .was
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seldom••,: ever ` heard': to ,eornplain,'
•'• and. •'he continued , through the
years to be gainfully employed
• despite, the +distress he • experi-
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Mrs. Ross Shiells, Miss Mary.
Ellen Shiells •and Miss Phylis
Bradley visited the. C.N.E. in' To
ronto.• on Wednesday.
Mr. •.and Mrs. Harold Fraser of
Toronto . were visitors in this
vicinity or Sunday,, • '
Dianne and Sandra • Kempton
spent some holidays in Ripley
with their 'grandparents, 1VIr.
Mrs. Thomas 'Kempton. . ' _ • '
Mrs. J'mes 'McNain, ' 1VIi'sses:
Helen '• McNain • and' Katherine
Robb were gues•ts ''of' Mr. • and
-Mrs: --Murray- Mc-Naipof 1Vlitehell
last:.'week,',
' Miss Marian Geddes of Clinton
was • a . week -end guest /with her
parents, Mr, arid Mrs, Cliff Ged
'des and 'Jean.. •
Enjoying, holidays, at their cot-,
tage' ..at Point' • Clark ;'°"are. Miss
Louise •MacDonal'd and Miss Mar -
had charge of the Bible Class .at
Pine River.United Church ` .,on
Sunday. with a :f good attendance. '
Before retiring to Ripley Mrs.
Steele taught the':BibleClass for
fourteen years which entailed ''a
great,„ deal of study. Her •.work
in the choir and other church.
organizations as well as 'the. Bible
Class was very much' appreciated
over' the years. •.
Mr.. A: Perrott of London was
gue.st soloist at Pine River United
Church on Sunday and everyone
enjoyed his rendition '.of the 'fav=.
ourite , selection, . "How, Great
Thou Art." Rev.• J. •' C. Hutton
gave: a• fine' discourse :on' the life,
of Joseph and 'Rev.' Scott pro
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nounced the benediction.
Tom : and• Bobby McGill of .,
Gode}ch' are spending holidays '•
withtheir grandparents,'Mr, and.
Mrs: T Farrell of Reids Corners.
Mrs.. Mervyn 'Hooey .was the...
he.,.
guest ,of' Mrs. William;.Steele. re=
cently.
Mr.. Ewart ' Webster and`.. son,;
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Dan of:, Kirkland Lake were re
cent guests of, Mr. and. Mrs.' Jas..
1V[cN'ain
M• . .''and • • 'rs. James • NleNain'.''
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'and . Miss Helen,' McNain visited •
in ,;Toronto with' Dr: ` and.
.S -ewar`Sims recently. Mis:s'Mar.
t ...ty..:
Ann Webster'of Willowdale re- .
turned .with 'them for a. vacation.
'Mr; and'. Mrs: W.J.•'•Courtney'
were ' dinner ue t 'of. � ;ss
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houise: MacDonald' and Mr., and
Mrs. Malcolm McLennan at Point
Clarke; on Friday: evening.
Wen-.
Mrs: Helen' 'P'errott '' .Gail' We
dy; arid',.: Bill of • 'Detroit visited •
with: Mr.: and Mrs.. Huntle Gor.
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don at' Amberley beach •on'Thurs-•
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Mrs. Don .Holahan, '•be'bbie: and
$obby of. Clarkson, visited: With
Mrs: Robert Campbell and'. fam-
ily 'last week:
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• ELDON JOHNSTON
Many friends •in• this'. commu "•.
nity were saddexied ; last ...week
upon' learning Of • the, death of
Eldon Johnston;,, son .of the late'
Mr.:, and Mrs: Oliver Johnston ,of
Luckriow:'•
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Jean • of Barrie.
Mr. and 'Mrs. George ,Fisher`
'and Kenneth and ' Mrs. K�Mc-'
Kenzie who • have spent the sum-'
mer•.at;their cottage .at A nberley.
beach, have returned. to' their
home in Lachine, Quebec • ,
• Mrs. Donald Bine ', of • Ripley.
entertained a nurr ber of ladies.
at her,`cottage. at Amberley beach
Mast week.
Mr.. • and Mrs.' John Bell visited
with Amberley relatives 'on
Fri •'
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Mrs. Art Courtney,".- Mr: and
Mrs. 'Lloyd : Gour•tney, and. family
London,. ;
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and nd , fam;ily of Ripley ..iid.
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Mr: and Mrs. Bob -Harris attended
the Campbell reunion held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs.' •.Ed Col-
lins on Sunday. A large crowd
was. present.' and enjoyed• the day
together,
Mrs: William Steele of Ripley
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'ducted the funeral service 'here:
at the''.MaoKenzie Memorial `Cha,`
pel on" Saturday • afternoon. The
Henderson . and J'ohnstori' famil
les were .longtime.. Havelock St.
neighbours. • •
Interment 'was in Greenhill ce-•
metery, the' pallbearers ' being,
Kenneth Murdie, •Frank' Graham,.
:Cameron `..MacDonald,' Harvey
APkert;. Alex Andrew and, Jack
Campbell. ,
The .new $1,500,000 .bridge over
the Maitland River at Goderich
will be open ' for traffic'' very
soon. Construction of the curved
bridge and its approaches . which''
Measure 1.:46 miles, was. commen-
ced just a •. year ago.: The old
Saltford bridge• will eventually
be demolished.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wayne J-ohnston
of Toronto Were week -end visit-
ors' at: 'thef manse; with.; Rev, J''. C:
Hutton.
Mrs. 'George ,Blue of St+ Clair
Shores, Mich visited. With her-
sister, Mrs,' Stanley Drennan at:
Kincardine' and the. Blue feta
tines in the vicinity.
Miss Bessie Rea i ss •
v e and Mr,
Roy .Stanley were guests of Mrs,,
Sam Geddes at:' Amberley. on
Friday', '
Miss;` ,1"oyce Steele Who spent
the surrirner months at . Bruce.
oea,ch with Mr and Mrs, Craig.
Davidson, • returned ' to Toronto'
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