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'WEDNESDAY.. ,;OCT;; 2214 1958
Lucknow
PresbyterianChurch
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19;00a..m: Sunday. School.
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Minister:
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26th -
1000 a.m.: Church School • I.
11 ,a.m.:' Special Lay Service , 1
Speaker, Mr. Ernest Fox of
'hesiey: Assisting,. B. Mac.
Kenzie, M, Morrison.
Thought For The Week: ;
The Church is : Full of wi
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ing people: some arewilling
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,to work, and•'others are:will
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Mrs. Phillip McMillian and Mrs
Robert ' Hamilton , accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. Cinnamon and Don
of Wingham, visited with Mr and
Mrs. 'Archie Hurdle of Kitchener.
Mr. and . Mrs. Bud ' Hamilton
and: children,' Mr. and Mrs. Gor-
en Brooks and family, visited in
Torontoon Sunday With Mr.:• and
Mrs. Frank Barkwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Jo. Gibson of 'Clin-
ton, ;visited with ,Mr. and Mrs. •
Donald Harm'ilton. •
Mr. and Mrs. John Durnford'
and family. , ate • -residing in the
Mtiillin
house on ,,Havelock St:
They came here from Hespeler.
Mr. Durnford is ,emplgyed at
Silverwood Dairies:
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, . IUCKNOW, ONTARIO
ultural Soci;et
.ocal St General
Mr H. S. Lavery has returned
to his home in, Lucknow after
two weeks as a. patient. m Wing
ham hospital. . ; , •
•Mr and Mrs.. ;William• Griffin
have taken up • residence in ,the'
Ab Campbell house near :the•CNR.
depot recently - purchased from.
,Miss Muriel MacKenzie.
Mr. and Mrs: .,Lack' 'Fiser and
Donald, and Mr. and Vii Gpr
don .Fisher, enjoyed' a motor trip
last week to Northern Michigan,
crossing at the Sault and: return-
ing on the 'Canadian side of the
border...
and daughter Carolyn of Detroit,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Dan MacLean of •Lochalsh.
Mr. J. Bain Macdonald of Kin -
tail spent Thanksgiving week -end
visiting his .three daughters 'and
their husbands: Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Thoinpson, Tillsohburg;; Mr. and
Mrs. Geoff Lund-Teigen, Kitchen-
er, Mr. and Mrs. . Nelson Dorsch,
New. Hamburg.
Mr. Jas has been tak-
i treatments,s i t`
n$ in '; We finis s er
Hospital on his eyes. ,Jim had a
series of operations on his eyes
when: he Was in- the service over-
seas.
Donald . Rae Scott, visited > this:
week -end with his parents .'Mr
and Mrs. Robert Scott. Donald is
employed by Mr. Ra1ss Button.
Mrs. Wall; a;c e" McClean' was
:guest speaker '. at the • W.M,S.
Thankoffering meeting at Bel -
more ' Prebyterian Church. She
was introducedby Mrs. Alvin
Mundell.
Mr. and Mrs.: Ewen D. Mac
Quaig, of Toledo Ohio ,were' week.
end guestsof their sisters. Misses
Cora and Rebecca, and ,Agnes`
who is a; patient at Westminister.
Hospital, ',London ,Ontario.
Mrs. :Harvey ;Irwin • underwent
major. surgery in London/ last
week:
Lyceum Theatre
Win .9ham Ontario
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY
OCTOBER 23rd, 24th and 25th
Paramount,presents .•,Do
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In 18's. Very. Forward' Look; In Comedy
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,coming Attractions Include:'
Noir. 7, — KING CREOLE, • -starring Elvis` Presley j.
th to • 15th • Six Days
November . l O
"AROUND 'l -E' WORLD IN 80 DAYS"
"tOD'S Lira ACRE" '
- r • , November 27 28, 29
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The •Lucknow Horticultural
Society, • defunct since • 1940, is, to
be revived again as, the Lucknow
and District • Horticultural Soci•
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ety..
A •annimum membership of
twenty -nye persons is required
to organize, .and steps • have 'been I.
taken to make an initial canvass
for members.: This. ,membership I.
:drive Noir., no •.•doubt be more
ektensive when . thesociety is
Officially ' -for: me d and•officers
elected ,.at •a •.meeting proposed, to,
be ,held by mid November.
'An. informal gathering of a
dozen. or ,so people was held at
the home of Mr. and • Mrs: Chas.
Bristow 'on Friday 'evening,
when it was ,unanimously agreed
that steps ,should be taken to re -
Appointed to .make. the initial
canvass for, mernbers were Ken
Cameron; . Alex McNay, Miss Ha--
zel Webster, Mrs. Art Breckles,
Philip.. Stewart, Wm. A. Schmid.
This ; group will . also act .as a j.
nominating committee to', present'
a slate of officers to a .public
meeting .to be held in the Town. 1.
Hall at.;which time further nom -1
inatiops will be ' acceptable..
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'Theofficersrequired 'are pre-
si ent, vice-presidents,, secretary,
treasurer, ,five - one-year 'direct-
ors and five` two-year• directors,
and two auditors.
Friday n i .g ht 'S meeting was
presided ;over' by Rev. Gordon
Geiger:: ,
It was pointed out that' • the
'`of such a Society is to purpose y
-:beautify the :.community, not on-,
ly • your :own place, but by. beaut-: t
ifying .your ' own property you
help to beautify 'the commun-
ity.
• 'Newcomers. 'to town see . great
possibilities : Tor cp• m m u n i. t y
beautification that lifelong. resi-
dents are • inclined to overlook.
One ;potential :mentioned, was :a
"natural . park" along'., the river;'
at 'the, northern entrance to the!
Village
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;NOTICE OF
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THERE WILL - BE A' ' POWER INTERRUPTION > ON
Between 1;30 -and 4:30 p.m. Standard'Tmae
This will effect the towns of Kincardine,
ckwo
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u , Ripley y and all surrounding m8 rural : •
area served from Holyrood and . Kincardine
stations.
This interruption ' is necess • in> order. to . .
replace two switches on , the main' lines at.
Kinloss which were seriously damaged during.
the' electrical storm of August' 20th. Any.
inconvenience caused to our customers by this
interruption is, sincerely regretted.
W. H. McARTHUR, Manager,"
Ontario Hydro, Wingham Area
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• , First Organized In '1924 `
A. letter from' Sohn •F, Clark,'MAKE `°PLANS FOR
assistant director . o f Ontario
NOMI NATION
Horticultural Societies, expresses
pleasure. and .interest in the -
p ros� ..
ipecfive revival of the Society ICouncilmet' on October 14,
:
West - Wawanosh Township
here, whichcwas'. first organized"
. :
in 1924. It 'continued to operate By-law No, 5, 1958, was read.
until 1940.. Thep last two• record- and finally :passed on. a iriotion
ed officers:were S. C. Rathwell, by Councillors Culbert and Iur-
president and H.13. Thompson sin This by Law sets" the date
Secretary. ' ``for nomination day and if sec
When` sufficient membership cesary; ..election "day. Deputy re -
signatures are obtained, they are I: tiring officers , and poll clerks
submitted to. F A.. `Lashley, re- I.were also named:'
'questing. permission• to proceed On a motion , by Councillors
with the organization meeting. Culbert .and' MpacPhee,` Council
The memibership ` committee 'agreed ;to accept the Assessment:
aims to complete its initial work Roll compiled in 1968 whic'h'was
by October 31st, and •those in- Presented by the Township ' as-
terested in joining at • a'' fee of lessor,' J. K. Scott
$1:00 might well. ,contact any ,of
these people in order to 'speed
up the organizing, plans.
Council decided' on : a motion
by Councillors McPhee and Dur-
nin, to hold :the Court, of Revis-
ion .on the 1958 Assessment Roll
on November llth, next, from
LOCAL LADIES BEREAVED 1Oi0'0 a.m'. until noon.
The following accounts . were.
Roderick McDonald -
of Oaks . ordered paid on •a motion'1,by'
dale, Washington, passed away'Councillors Durnin: and Culbert:
in his' 82nd year, in ' Oaksdale, J: G: Berry,'. County :Treas., in -
Hospital; On "September 21st. He digent 'patients'' account, $63:00;
was • buried in ' Oaksdale• cemet- i John Kuik, 1fox ,bounty, $1.00
ery. ! Postmaster, : Auburn; stamps,'
Ile . leaves to mourn . his pass= ! envelopes, $10.14 J. , G Berry,
ing, his widow and, . one : :'son, i Indigent patient's account, '$63.00;
Alexander of Oaksdale also two , Wm. F. 'Robertson; weed cutting,
sisters,' Mrs: Chris'tena 'MctIon .` account, :$102.00. / , M '
ald and Miss, Janet McDonald'' of Imperial Oil` ' Ltd., f u:e 1 ' and
Lucknova+.; tax,,,
$83 68;, . ,Gus Devereaux,
motor r oil, . $6.00; Harry Willi-
• ` . anis, grease, $6.62; Rob't Stoth-
• BROWN! l E :NEWS ers, Bader repairs; $6.19; ''Joe.
The Brownies held their meet-' Kerr., bulldozing. trees, $12.00;.'
ing . in the 'Council Chambers Sat- George E. Radford, fuel and tax,
urday morning with foilrteen $68.62; Hanover. Transport, car -
Brownies and 'seven 'new Tween_ tage, 45.18;' •
N
orman Ma.
cD
onald,
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ies. Brawn `Owl helped the `new hauling 3r vel $519 00, • Neil
Tweenies with their Brownie pro= Rintoul, d i,g gtrg postholes,
mise while Tawny Owl took the $15.00;
.Lorne Ivers, .salary,'$191,-
Golden Hand Brownies outside to 15; Lorne Alton; sanding roads,
• learn the proper way to plant $2.10; 'Cairns Aitchison, •brushing,
a . bulb for winter blooming and $7.00; Ivan -McQuillan, fencing,
.helped start the charts on its pro- ;•$19.60; Archie Aitchison, fencing
gress. ' 1 and 'brushing, $24.50; .Archie Mc
During, Pow Wow, Brown Owl .Millan, ,cutting weeds, $70.; G. E'.
read the "Brownie Story" ' and Radford, .bulldozer and scraper,
plans were made for a fruit .bas . $2,530. •
ket and coat :hanger collection' Council adjourned. to meet on
.this week. Several ,games were November' 11th, 1958->
layed arid ended with a sing -song. 3.. F. •Foran, ownship Clerk
SURPRISE PRESENTATION
A group of friends . of Mr..and
Mrs. Virden 'Mowbray staged a
surprise visit recently to welcome
Mrs: Mowbray to. her new home:
on. Quality Hill, and to . present.
/them ' with a coffee table as
expression of best • wishes. • : A
pleasant social .evening was en-'
`o. ed. •
OFF THE AIR!
Station WJL is off
the air! Jiir
Lyons' • local broadcasting • activit-
ies were short lived,.but .he had
a lot 'of fun while it lasted. On.
• Thanksgiving Day he wrote the
Delartment of Transport to find.
out the score. On Tuesday they
called in • the Village ,to inform
Jun that he couldn't operate the
equipment.
John Cowan, :of :Ashfield. •is re.-,
cuperating from an' illness which
,confined him to Goderich Hospi
ter for almost a month. He was
into. Lucknow on Tuesday; for. they
first time since leaving the hospi
tal.
PLAN FOR RI PLEY
NIGHT' CLASSES
The Ripley Night schoolcome--1
mittee met Saturday evening to,
make further plans for. 'thee night.
classes to' . begin . on Thursday*,
November 6th.
Providing there • is sufficient..
enrolment in. each, . there will be
c•o u r s e s held in Oil Painting,,.'
Leathercraft, S w"i n g, Needle-
craft • Weaving,' Woodworking,,
Canada in, Folk Song,
Typewrit-
ing and ceramics
As classes are . proving popu-
lar it is advisable that anyone
interested in attending one, be •
in touch with the 'secretary, Mrs.
Wilfrid Steele, • R; .R. ' 1; Ripley,
very: soon:; Others on. the com-
mittee this s year are Rev. LLD: 'try-
• don, Mrs. Don McDonald, chair
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man, Mrs. Chas, Wyld, 1V1rs:
lay McLeod; Mr. Wilfrid Steele,
Mr.,. Jack. C McDonald', Mrs. L.
.Bu dr, Mrs. Lorne Luther and '
M' s. George Emerson;
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