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T m 4.1c1C•rtOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, .ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY, AUG 24th, 196o
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W..1[ IDIES ENJOYED
SUS TRW . TO KITCHEN.ER
On Thursday,; October 18th
about 30 ladies •of the .Lucknow
• Women's Institute • took . a • bus
tripe, to Kitchener ',They' were
a
.few members
accompanied
cco pa by a
of the',Paramount branch.•,
The . C•hamber, of Commerce
had made 'arrangements for a
visit `Cluett Peabody and Co:
Arrow Shirt • Manufacturing 'Co.
l re• saw a, shirt being ' cut ;from
Material ' and : every - other stage!
of them akmg until it was ready
for 'shipment. .
A bountiful lunch was• enjoy• ..
ed• at .Victoria Park The party
journeyed on to. Woodside\'Nat-
ional Park.: This is the boyhood'
home,of the late William L .on
MacKenzie y,
nzie :King. A 'great deal
ENDS TRAINING,
TO 0.1; I ST AFF
(ST. HELENS , NEWS)
Miss Donna, Woods has com-
pleted her training. at' the Kit-
•ehener-Waterloo Hospital and is
holidaying at .her home here be-
fore 'writing her ' examinations
for nurses registration, Donna
will return 'to the Kitchener
Hospitalasa staff member on
October 1#. •
Miss ' W. •. D, Rutherford has
been ' holidaying ' at " Newbor. o,
near Kingston, , as 'the 'guest of'•
her friend, Miss Myrtle 'Edwards.
Nancy_ and Patsy Cranston,
Gladys . McDonald anal•. Nancy
Curran spent a week at the
C:G.I,T.. Camp at the United
Church 'Suminer School north of
Goderich.
• 'Miss:. Florence Stuart' of Evan-
",stun, Ill,, . is spending' a holiday'
with Miss W. D. Rutherford.
There will be no service,. in the
United' Church next Sunday.
• Mr. 'Roy' Hawley of: Oshawa,
was a 'week -end guest of. Mr: &
Mrs. Lorne Wood.. ,•
Former :Resident Dies
Mrs, John Cameron, received
word of the death of, ;her. cousin,
Mrs" J. E.' 'Coulter. ' of Osage,
Sisk,, Which occurred in ;the
Saskatoon ' Hospital on August
1Uth .
'Mrs., Coulter was : the former,
Thelrna Smith, daughter of the:.
late Mr. and,. Mrs. John Smith.
and 1pved' ort the 12th •concession`
of' West. Wawanosh on the farm
now owned: by ,Mr. B:ob Lyons;
before 'going to: Western Canada
at the age . of six ; year's;(: She'is
survived _ by • her . husband; one
son, , ,Delmar , of ..Regina' and; a`
brother, . Beattie: ' ''of .Northern
Manitoba
`Tie :September 'meeting of
the
Women's Institute : will be
held
in .the Community. Hall on • Thurs
day „evening; September. let at
8.3O. Roll call; A .Safety rulethat
applies' to the farm.. Motto --
'who
'who Works. With .fiat ,re, walks
With God. Topic n' griculture
and Canadian Indu ry by Mrs,
James ' Aitchison Program and
Lunch committee, 'Mrs. Gordon,
MacPhersorn, Mrs., Lorne Woods.
Recent visitors With `1VIr.'• and•
Mrs. George Stuart included 1VIr..
and. Mrs.,. George Leadbetter and
Barbara of Toronto,. Mrs • Colin
MacGregor of iKintail and; Mr. &'
,Mrs.• Joe : Ward ' of Los Angeles.
Mr. Ward; a' former resident' of
the 9th concession ,was renewing
acquaintances after an absence
of over forty . year's: •
Recent : visitors ' with Mr, and
,Mrs. W. 'Humphrey were Mr:'
'and .Mrs.. W. J: Humphrey, .Mr.
and Mrs. • George • Walker. of
Wingham, Mr-s.,•Sake Hunter and
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliffe Menary. •
of .work has been done; and the
grounds will : require more. The
next stop' was at':Weston's' Bak-
ery. After' ' viewing' the ! •making'
of a loaf -of :bread :from the
flour ' to the _ finished product
ready for "shipment, we. were
'served coffee: and donuts in the
new modernizedtu lunch' room. We
were the first group to be serv-
ed in this room.. Each : lady' . re-
ceived a loaf'of Weston's bread.
Until 6 p.m: everyone was on
their own.. Dinner was 'enjoyed
at Elmira; and the ladies' return-`
ed home' feeling : it, was a .day
well spent. • ' •
The'.. Lucknow 'Women's Iristi
tute has been • invited to the,
.meeting of the Dungannon lad-
ies on • August :•25th., .The .. ladies'
.will °meet at the, Town Hall' at
2p.m,.
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SHOWERS' HELD
FOR BRIDE' ELECT
(ST. HELENS, NEWS)
The !Community Hall was well
filled • on., Thursday' . evening
when 'friends and neighbours,
gathere d• to honor Miss Marilyn
MacTaviSh•whose imarriage. to.
Mr. Donald."Reed' takes place on.
Saturday, September 3rd While
the ladies were gathering, Nor-
ma Murray favoured with piano
Music, concluding with, the, Bri-
dal chorus ,as the, •bride,wih' her
mother, entered the hall and was
escorted to the, front .seats:. by
Patsy. Fc ran,. Lois Miller and,
Beverley • Gaunt. Mrs: Elmer'
Foran •presided for a . •short pro -
grain of aCcordian • numbers 'by
Donna. Sparkes' and Rosalind
Phillips, a .piano solo by Dorothy
Taylor; a duet by Mrs. Jack For-
ster and' Irma Forster,, and read-
ings "How . to preserve:. a hus-
band" rby' Mrs. Lorne Durnin &
"Advice, to the Young bride" by
Mrs. ' Harold Gaunt.
•
1Viar'ilyn wa rn . ' d to• t1iie
seat of honor ; u er a" e r-
decked arbour on . the `platform
which`was,•tastefully .decorated
with baskets;of • surnrner: flowers;.•
streainers %and. bells and a wish-
ing 'well. '
Beverly Gaunt read an address
-of ,good wishes 'and 'the' bride -
elect . was .assisted in opening,
the.'many..lovely. gifts by;"Patsy
.'gran and by Lois Miller who
read the cards; ,"A1sb :assisting'
were 'Mrs David Kirkland, B'e=•
verley • Gaunt and Norma Mir-
ray.,
ur-
ray Marilyn (. expressed : her
thanks and invited, the ladies. to
a Troussea Tea: at' her 'home on
Thyr,•sday evening.
After .the singing or For ;She's
a Jolly!. Good Fellow, lunch•. con
`eluded a• ' pleasant' evening ' ar-
ranged by the gil ' 'assisted; by
Mrs: Elmer!! .Fora Mrs..: Lorne
DurenMrs:. Hr
a ld .Gaunt and
,
Mrs. `Ernest Gaunt:.
. `and calls :a spade ,
M liusba pea
a .
spade, : y.ou •know. •
"Well,'rny' husband used to be-
fore he' tried to dig :• up . the gar -
Mr.'" and,, Mrs. David: King,;
Donnie, 'Clair and Pamela ' •of
Teeswater were Sunday visitors
'
with 'M.r: and• Mrs. M• el ,Colling.
.
Pamela stayed for .. a : • .week's
holiday ; •
Mr. arid Mrs. Orville Guy ., of
Mitchell. spent Sunday with Mr:
and Mrs. Al Hamilton and 'fam-
ily. Janet and Michael Hamilton•
spent a. happytWo-.iv.-eels_ holiday
• with Mr. and .Mrs.' •Guy. •
Miss Ruth Black 'of Kitchener.
spent the week' -end with her,
.parelacknts.', Mr, and Nirs.-aahoss
• •.
:Reverend and M`rs, .Duncan!
MacTavish of :London visited
with relatives here recently.
• Miss' Margaret 'Black ,of ' Rip-
ley was a recent' visitor. with Mr.
and 'Mr's. John Coiling.
Mr. and Mrs; .Morley Mills of
Kingston were .recent guests of
M1;. and Mrs. • Herb .Clayton,
Congratulations •to Mr. and
Mrs. Gary Blackwell on the
birth of a son.
Some from 'here .worshipped
on Sunday in St. Andrews Unit
ed Church Ripley. Rev Mr,
Hart of T•bronto • was the mini-
ster and Mrs, W. ' Pollock •was
soloist. Next :Sunday, 'Rev, ,Mc.-'
Fadden who is welt known here
will. be the minister. '•
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COURSE 'IN', ,OCTOBER °
"What laws would ' you chartg e;
to better ,the lives of Canadians
was the roll. Call at. the August,
meeting of • Kairshea W.I. held
at •the 'home of Mrs. Gilbert Zia
rnilton. !Mrs, C. Roulston presid
1 'ed' and the assistant secretary,
1VI(rs. Fra. Dickie" Presented' • the.
correspondence.. Mrs. H Bucky
ton read. !the scripture selection. ,
Nurnerous matters:. , of • business"
were ' dealt: with and • leaders
Chosen for ,the 441 Club project,
'"Cottons ;can be Smart.", The
E, tension !Course to :be held, in
,October • is "Focus 'on,',Finxshes.
This being, the :Resolutions. meet=
ing.:the' different .resolutions 'for
the- Area. Convention were. read,
discussed and voted upon.' :The
motto "The reason a dog ha
so
Many frien s bec use he•ryags
his tail instead of his tongue"
presented by Mrs. Win, ,Downey
had.' both Humor and wisdom.
Mrs. "J: De long `gave a reading
and! the dirtors, ..Mrs. F.,' Gil
christ and Mrs.. H.' Buckton `to
gether with. the ..hostess served
lunch:: .
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