HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1958-06-25, Page 11WEDNktSDAY, .JUNE, 25th, 1958;
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WHITECHURC QNQUR JULY
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Mr. and Mrs. Dick Turner and iB R I D E E L ECT'
Ricky .of T.;oron '
With a pronounced .degree of t r spent this past
vigor and, >sreeznes . week with," his.' another, Mrs: A:
�s► •the• Luck-'
�irner
Lions Club. attended � the
Goderieh Lions "C1u.b: meeting
here last Friday evening as
qw._
guests: of the latter and. 'Put on
-the entire • Program.. Some 25
members of '.the Lions from 'the
Sepoy:.. TQWn , Showed why that
club boasts a membership of; 89..
After opening the ,.meeting;
:Glen Gardiner, president of. the
Goderich Lions ..turned•=
•the meet-
ing over• to;' Charlie "Webster of
" the*: Lucknow Lions :who was
•chairman -for the -:l v•enin . , 4
Prior.. to the metes ig, members
of both clubs did a. snake dance
on the Square ` headed by Piper
D. A. .MacLennan of Lochalsh, in
full uniform. Guest speaker was.
Stege.„Stothers._•ofLuckno.w, , re -
'tired. . 'Ontario agricultural rep,
field Township. • In humorous
vein, he dealt with a number of
district : ' incidents. A vote of
thanks:. was moved by".Mike!'
—;Sanderson of Lucknow 'for ;the
address; -
"Nip" Whetstone • and
'Luniby, Qoderich Lions delegates'
to the Lions convention at : North
Bay,: each, gave an account , of the
gathering. / .
In full . -costiirr e, Barbara and
Jean Finlayson, daughters ' of,,Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon, Firi'layson; • Loch-
alsh, did a; number • of Scottish
dances accompanied by:.Piper','D.
A; MacLennan. •
Harvey Webster, district de;.
puty • governor, . 'introduced Rae
Watson• of Lucknow,: new ly el
ected governor of district '9A
and 'a:: native, of Lucknow.. Gov-
ernor' Watson told ; of the • fine
impression ` • that . the Goder.ich
Lions float,• . • depicting , Young
Canada Week, 'had made 'at the
/Lions cbnvent'ion at- _North Bay.
He pointed ' ou:t that litany fine
friends were made by being .a
menbei•' .of the -Lions 'Club :and
that district 9A has a record of
accomplishment:that stood:second
to' none•: in -Ontario: The speaker
-was-thanked--'bye Nelson -`'HT1
•The following Goderich.•Lions
volunteered, to canvass .for' the
'Red Cross on the Ji,ine: �16tli blitz:.
Ebb Ross, Ken. 'Hubley, ' "Red"
Wilkinson,, Bill Lurnby, .Clayton
Edward; Bruce 'Erskine, .Dave A1-
lan, Jim Kinkead, Glep Gardin-:
er.--=Sisal-.Star ,
GOLDEN WEDDING
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the.property ''of Mrs. Ada :Hodgins,
sister of the groom,;, and was used.
.for the , 24th '• time for :'wedding
.'cake 'The antique ;stand .which
held the wedding' cake :has also
been used 'on • many occasion
• haying been tnad.e. by Mr. Robe
'Scott Of Huron. e..
The' guests, • which ' numhere
seventy five, returned: to- the Co
home• for a reception where tea
was• served..
• Open' house .Was :held inthe
evening, also the Sunday prior
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-to'the wedding when .Dover four
f.hundred • called to extend . best.
wishes. They `, were the. redipien%s
of 'many lovely gifts and con-
gratulatory •messages.
The beautiful Cox 'farm home
is on Con: 10 where Mrs. Cox
(the 'former Martha 'Coiling, dau=;
ghter of the late, Mr; n _h Joand Mrs:
e`
foflowiIlg her marria a••`•i •St.
, g n
Mr Gprdon Mitchell is
ng the week - end
spend
a
Wek end at the home
'of.1V1r,and MRs. W. -Henry. Wayne
who ;spent t�. past week in Tor
t
onto ' re
• urrie'c`l
with hirci.,
Mrs? Collins took her Junior
pupils to Bervie ;and 'Xin ardi
on Moi ay.: c ne
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Mr. and Mrs,. Carmen•F
�amil . • airier
'and.
t... y of ,Long Br•anch s ent
the week='end with Mr.' an
W, R; • Farrier.; ' Mrs.
Mr. .''and ._Mr ":.
s,.• ,Scott ',Patterson
and' family of Detroit are '• ,•,
holy.
laying, at the home of his father,
Mr. K. Patterson. •, •''
Mr:, .and Mrs. Jack Kerr and
family 'of Tillsonburg; 'spent Sat
urday at the: home..ofherd father,.
Mrs H. Laidlaw. '
fir f
4'7.7:M;011isited his 'mother, Mrs.
Bob Ross 'over. the week -end.
Mrs. Milan Moore returned
home' from Victoria
Hospital on
Sunday,a patient
.aaf�ter be'in°k .
there• for. two' we
eks. •
Mr. and Mrs. Robert 'Aitchison
spent the ,week -end .at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Dowling.
Mrs. -George Tiffin and Colleen`
visited • at' the home of Mr. and
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Mrs..Cecil”. Falconer on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. ''W; Tiffin, ,Mrs.
M. Dawson and Mr•. Tom Purdon.
',spent the week: -end in Brantfo d
visiting Mr.' and' Mrs: Jim ''Hen-
derson.
Miss Joan West, daughter of,
Mr. .and Mrs. J.
,.._ :.A West„ .form,
erly ofLucknow whose
il' r marriage
to P
h . ip E'. Lewis, of Toronto,.,
takes ,place,. on July 2nd, has, been
guest' of honour • at a number- of
parties.
The Principal and Staff of the
Palmerston Ave,. • Public School,
of which she is, a. bei .pre-
sented her;wit
et of; crystal
at • a dinner, party held .at • the
Seaway Hotel.,
Mrs. Min Furakawa.n ter
ef' , en .. taxi#-.-
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d or, her at:�a buffet; • luncheon.
and miscellaneous shower' at • her
Queen's Drive' home.
roA • kitchen, shodwer' was given
by Miss Beth Bently and 'Miss'.
Mae Schehe, when ,twenty. -eight
friends Met ,at their •home. •' -
TO MAKE REPLICA
OF :PIONEER HOME
At the .June . meeting of the
Bruce' .County llistorical-Museum
Coari '
mittee; plans were .made t
renew and furnish :,the log, cabin
now located on the ..museum
grounds; to represent' a pioneer
home :of, the last century; This
will be : the' -major project of''the
museum this.: season:
Southampton Centennial week
.,wil5rfeature-a"Museum Day" on
Friday; July 4th. Special displays
in •tbe 'Marine " Room will .com-
mdrriorate Southampton ,for this.
occasion.
.The .Women s Institutes•.' . of
Bruce ;County are co-operating to
fu.inish.. a display of their `hook-
ed rugs in the Craft Room for
the ' summer. '.season ' and much
local interest is Anticipated' in
this colorful -display•.
' ` Also •featured ' will. be ' a co'1
lection :;of about, ..sixty, original
paintings of scenes and . points
of interest `.in • „Bruce - County
painted by: local 'amateurs:. '
Thee first four weeks ' of,; this
season has seen an increase in 1S'' interest and attendance.:' To date;
rt the visitors have numbered 541
d.
'compared to 283 for the same
period •a • year : ago. The Curator.
X also•reported many school classes
and Wom,en's . Institutes have • al-
ready visited: the :museum in:
groups..
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KINLOUGI-I
=Mr: ''arid.- Mrs. Bert Nicholson
and family visited •on "Sunday,af-
ternoon • With Mr,; arid Mrs.. Har
old Slessor and family at Glam-
Mrs• and Mrs. Ian . 'McKenzie
visi��d�=-� S�a�elay=�-ng-wi-th-
'Mr. and `Mrs. Bert Nicholson• and
awls Church, Ripley,: l • Wil .family•
lam, son; of John; • and
Mary
(Doyle) • Cox. To this union were
born• ,two children, Mary (Mr.
John ,Scott) and' John who died
in 1913 At the:,a e: of
3 months.
Also g
residing in,. their home
were his parents, who also cele
brated
,•,1922.. their golden` '•wedding •an
and',vere . lovingly cared • for
by' Will :and Martha. Mr. John:
COX died -in 1926 and '.-..
• Mrs. Cox
Wag i
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n' her '101st year' when'. she
pass
KINTAIE .NEVUS `
The '110th'anniversary services
of 'the . Ashfield `Presbyterian
Church• .was held on Sunday,
The' guest spealer for the occas:
ion was Rev. Mr , Mairshall. from
Whitechurch•., Mist I imine • Mab-
•Connell'. of; Goderich Was a. guest
soloist for the morning service
Mrs`s. Dave McMi,irtliy' of R: ,3,;,
ed away in .1 involved in '' a
Hearts .. 955. ` •Lucknow, 'was ,, , , ,. ,
side est• eongratulati ns . are (slight acdident;' when the`.19,50
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or, Y �l. known and . highl respected,
,Sbtateris, - y
It is' interest rt t,' note that
this' Was the 'first 'Wedding that
the Rev, Benson Cox performed
Oa was • alio l e o o iciate 61'
n 'wedding, estinated- at
ed , at this time 'o these,
We
he Golds ]s• abl e t ff' `
hodel'rord which she was driv
;crashed into a cement- cul=
vert, aboEit .100 'yards' south of
86 Highway,, on. the Church side -
road; Mrs: McMur"chy ..received
no'
,Injuries beyond shock and
bruises. =Damage fa* the ear WAS
00, •
ti
ex a a . tea at, her • home . on
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs.'' James Nelson, aunt of
the bride -:elect, held a shower for
her ••on Saturday <eveiin
g -"'when
friends. and `relatives' gathered at
her home at Belfast. `
Following' ' .the .,rehearsal on
Monday ' evening,, June. 30th, the
bridal party and friends will be
entertained ; .by "Mr and Mrs.
Ken M. Ross of Willowdale, aunt
and uncle. of :the bride. •
"TOT LOT', TO 'START
"Tot' `Lot'' similar to that 'op-
erated •last year by the Recrea-,
tion -Committee, will ,again; be in;
operation this, year' and 'is ,slated
to commence next Tuesday, July'
Details • are not complete" as
this, iswritten, butthe class. will
meet at the Recreation., Centre
for the • initial :gathering The
"school" is held from 9.00 to 12
a,.m.
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STS ;AUGUSTINE
Congratulations ' to Mr. & Mrs.
-Donald: McInnes , wh. o.. were. 'mar-
ried in :the : Sacred, Heart church
Saturday, June 15th, in Wingham;•
Mr. and Mrs: Frank' Leddy, ,
No'rmari Betty, .Joan and Jimmie
of Goderich 'visited at the. home.;
:.of Thomas : and Edmond ',Leddy
on 'Sunday:,
Mr: and Mrs. Walter Lettner
and Rose Marie of Toton.to . spent
the week -end with friends. here..
Congratulation's to' 'N Mr. & Mrs
'Maurice Edwards (nee Mary
'Kinahan)' of L;ondon.on..the birth
of a baby° daughter; Mary. Aline,
on' Tuesday, -.June, 17th, a ,little
sister for. Steve,.,David and Mark
who' are visiting at present with
their uncle and . aunt, Mr. and
Mrs Wii:l Kinahan and';family:
Mrs.: Lyle Mulhern ' and Rita
of Chatham,' Miss. Bernadette
Boyle of:•. London, ''visited their.
homes here over the week -end.
Nr. and Mrs•; Gorden Hartley
of London have moved to their
farm home near St. ` Augustine.
DUTIES I.NCLUDE EDITING
FAI't.'M ,FORUM
As' Farm, Forum••,swings into
the summer •season with ems
phasis on nevi aids "to group
cussion, ..it finds itself with., a
somewhat altered national' office
andwitlou �" F1oydT`"Griesbach:
national 'secretary for eight years.,
With television on the horizon.
for the' first time, the rational'
office has': hired 'an editor with
experience .ii•v this, field. `Rodger
Schwass,, for three years associ-
ate farm director at' CitNX Radio
Television in ' Wingham,.' hap.
worked with some 200 farm for:
ums, in that part of Ontario,- A
Brune County fanner': himself, his
Wolk' assisted, in the, production
of the programs for the heaviest
radio -'IV .farm broadcast sched-
ule 'in. Canada.. The newly -creat-
ed position . includes the editing
of the Farm Fortino Guide, arid'
the preparation of " ney rs releases
Wand summaries, :Also, the• new
editor. Will work closely with the:
television' • corrimittee "and the
CIV in preparation of Farm'
• and,' in the,
Forum • broadcast's a
;production: of ' related telecasts
LIONS PRESIDENT
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derson; Tail Twister,Win.
Hun
ter,. Lion Tamer, -Gerald aid ' RatH-
well; one-year . •directors, M. H.
Corrin, has. -Short; two. ;ears ,L.'. MacKenzie, Harold Percy
This, the final meeting or the,
summer; ' was held in the High
School, 'auditorium, with a de
licious meal • .served: cafeteria
style' by the Women's:. •Institute.
Dancing followed the Meeting' to
music - by. Carruthers orches. ra
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Dr. M. H. 'Corrin' introduced
Dr, and MVS,,. D. R. Finlayson,
-who- have -moved here "from Viz: -
onto., Dr.',, Finlayson' ,replied it
:would he a pleasure to work
rWith Dr. •Corrin and be assoeia,-
ted with,the•fine people here, and
so close to his birthplace at Loch-
alsh.' •
Reeve George Joynt . introduc
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Gifts, were presented to past .
Presidents Harvey Webster and
Rae • Watson and : the,' retiring '
treasurer, M. L. Sanderson,. "
The,.retirin -secretar, , •Agxrew..'
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i on vacation and was`.' not press
ent.
• LANGSIDE M'
Mr. and Mrs. Wm., Evaris,••u
ex`e
'week -end visitors with 'Mr. and
Mrs.' :Eric Eyans and family at
Rexdale 'and With ,... , . . Margaret,
Moffat in Toro iss
. nto.
Mr.., • and Mrs.. Farish Moffat,,
spent the weekend in Hamil-ton
A 1:7year-old cat,'
to.wluchahe •
:
Frank Miller family was" 'grjeatly
attached; was killed by a, motor
car. a; few days ago: Wheel tracks,
in .the grass at the roadsidein-
dicated ," that the .motorist
swung o t "to 'get"it".
tow,.' plant, superintendent at the
Beatty Ladder Factory;. , In ,ex-;
pressing ' thanks for the' kind
welcome, he said they'had-found
•Litck'n(iw" "--very..:,Triencil town
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and: were ,going to enjoy living
here., He felt • that ;the plant
would ,be a boon. to Lucknow,,
and that personally, any talents
they possessed would- be used in:
the. interests of 'the cornmunity.r
Mr. Bristow is a trained singer
and an arden horticulturist.
Mrs. Jessie ' Ailin introduced
.the members of the Public School:
Board and• Gordon 'Fisher intro-
duced the members of the , •Luck -
now District High School Board
of whichhe is currently the
chairman:
Chas:' Short explained•`the gift
samples of 'cigarettes and
..pea-
nuts :at : each .place. •
•• Fred ,Gosnell, yvho operates
Gosnell's . School of Safe Driving
London, 'Spoke • briefly and: said
thathat
food or bad driivi.ilg, ,could
often be attributed to -the fact
that iii.many ' ca'ses. `a `man' :drives
the, way he feels".
-Ken MacKenzie outlined plans
for the rummage.: sale on :Satur-
day . and urged the members t.o
make .,their call's for : donations.--
'Gerald'
onat ons.'Gerald` Ra'thwe1l introduced
'the guest speaker, Mr:. Beattie,
'wh. o .is a math and science teach-
er ;in .London.'He referred to the
cheer that went up. for Rae Wat
son • in this :old .:club in London;.
when it, ; wads . announced he had.
been elected" district ' governor..
Mr. Beattie did some reminis
cing about changes in our *ay
of -life Over. theast 41
p _years,
`since 1917, When:.,Lionism ,. was.
first organized. "It has now spread
to 88 countries and 'not only .i
s
it' concerned with • community
welfare ..buf with the promotion
of ' •international'harmon " and
peace.` Y
Jack . ,McD'onagh ' thanked the
speaker who was. -presented with
ado-nemento of the occasion.
' • r ed- at Windsor
At an impressive ceremonyin
St. Pauls Anglican: Church . i d.'
sor, Rev. Canon -BI ,A. Silo?* un -
4 -ted in
mar
ria
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1Vfiss.
Ruby byl ..
Bannister; daughter of Mr. ' a d
Mrs: Grant- . Bannister of Lon
don, formerly of. Kincardine and
Ltieknow, and Lt. -Cdr. Robert J.
Keith, ` executive of f is c e r of _.
H.M.CS. Hunter. -•
Tenant; The roof is so .bad' that
it rains on ' my head. How long
is: this going- to continue?' ,
;Landlord: What doyou
y u think 'h'
am a. weather forecaster. • •
"My , wife: dresses to • kill, and
cooks ..the same , way",: said one ,'
miserable marl. • "How could anyL.
body, louse up cornflakes?."
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