HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-03-16, Page 18. •
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GE EIGHTE_^ 'tern- ,ort
Qn Friday evening a shower was
held for'Mrs. Kerry Hogan (Diane
'Hewitt) in the Anglican church
basement, which was decorated
with ,streamers and weddingbells:
Miss Norma Haldenby was.in the
chair for the'folloWing program:,
Community singing by .Edna and' •
May Boyle, Norma congratulated ,
' tbebride and welcomed the lad"
ies, a reading by Mrs. Rae Stanley
solo by Mrs. liaroldrHaidenby,
reading by Mrs‘ Burton Collins,.
contest - Mrs. Tom McDonald, ,
piano solo - Brenda Bushell, read-
ing - .Mrs. 'P.A.:Murray ; Song by 4.•
the' grades 7, and 8 girls of, Kin
lough School, accompanied by
• Mrs. Ja. McEwan. The wedding
music was played by 'Miss Edna
• Boyle. Diane.was assisted by her
sisters Brenda and Heather Hew -
1.4, and the groom's sister, Fay •
•Hogan read the attached verses.
• Brenda Haldenby read the address ,
• to the bride. ,Diane thanked ever-
yone.for the lovely gifts and those
who arranged the shower. For
she's a jolly good fellow" was
sung and lunch. Was served.' ' •
• Mr. and Mrs. Ed., Schaeffer of
• Kincardine visited with. Mr. and..
Mrs: Geccge Graham.
• Mr. and Mrs. John Scott, Hilton
• Jvir. and Mrs. Ernest Ackert of !.
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Lucknow, visited On Sunday with
Mrs; William Cox and Rev. Ben
• son •. - ' • '
. Mrs. Gertrude.Walsh and Mrs.
- . • 'James Wraith of Lucknow visited.
•• • on Sunday evening with Edna .and
' May Boyle. • . • .
Mr. and Mrs. George lialdenby
, 'returned home after visiting with •
• relatives in the west.
Mrs. Bob Smith and Debbie. of
• With another variety concIrt
gone down in history and a fine
%success, thanks are due those who
worked so.harci in making it what
it was. Mrs. Bert Alton.with
Rev, .Kaiser's assistance, did fine
job in gettin'g together the variety
of entertainment presented on
Saturday evening.. ',•
• Another concert will be held
•next year if at all possible and it
would,be well if some of thoseor-
• gan4ations who needed more time
for preparation of.a ntunberwotild
bear this in mind and make pans
to have a number ready cwhen ask7,
ed next Iaintry or February.'
'- Directors please have
meetings in•the various sections
and have their section ready for a
meeting early in April to revise
the -prize list.
The books-muk'be ready for
the printers soon and to do this we
must get the Separate sections
ready now. • •
'Preparations are already under
way for another big .Parade. If • •
you have ideas for this, please •
contact Charles Webster. '•
Once, againthanks are due Char-
les Webster and Gerald Rathwell
fora job Well done at the door the::
night of the concert. •, .
Goderich spent a few days with .
• her parents. Mr. and Mrs. liarold
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:Haldenby, Barry and Geordie.
Pupils at the, Kinloss Central
•School, have been selling tickets: .
on Maple Syrup with the:proceeds
for the Junior Red Cross. The draw
was made the evening of Open
•House. First prize of 2 gallons ,
went to Mrs. RussellfGaunt •
RR 5'Lucknow. Second prize of • .
gallon went to Mr. 'Jim Broome, •
of •Wingharn. ••
A nursing visit to the home of a'
crippled child is one of the Servicel
•provided through Easter Seal funds.
This young girt basher artificial
arm examined by a nurse from the
• Ontario Society. for Crippled -Child-
• ren, while her mother watches.
Nurses from the: Easter Seal Society
make more than 20,000 home
visits a year. ' .
.IVIOFFAT family'
sized washer
Wonderfully simple to operate. . . top
efficiency . . top value! Washing's no
chore when you use this family -sized •
washer. These features assure you of
the cleanest, brightest washes. •
• 4 position water temPerature. switch
• Safety switches for spin and •
off-balance load
4o Deluxe agitator and lint filter
• • Automatic suds return,available
And many other features
riursitiqPtogra
• •The Easter Seal sponsore
rict nursing service of the:
Society for Crippled Child
••no.equal in the field Of ch
•
The.Society nurses are a
ienced public health 'grad
have hadspecialtraining*
opeadics and have had /ma
Ms training in working wit
•led'Children,.before being
:tQ one Of the eighteen dist
nursing offices., operated 1
:Ontario Society for Crippl
ren through Easter Seal fui
From district offices, the
ietely cover Ontario, Wof
close co-Oidination Wititt
• rict public health Offices,
parents and the Easter Sea
•clubs. in addition to thei
ing duties of attending el
treatment .centres and hos
these highly specialized r
will make more than 20,:i
visits in a year.
" • These:travelling nurses
great source Of comfort fi
parents of crippled childr
well as the child. They
onstrate the correct use:o
'es and'.Wheel chairs, adjt
to release or preventpres
sores; make certain that.
attends'. a .clinic or, treatn
• centre when necessary a
boys :and girls,who need
mer vacation.go to one
Society's five camps.
• There is no other, Fast(
ganization in the, world t
nursing programme for d
children such as in Ontar
this has beccime possible
'=the• support of the people
ario to the annual Easter
'pap. Every yearhon.(
crippled children' are be;
covered and many as ir
treatment overcome the.
disability. The nurses a
true example of an Easti
Service.
• Easter Seal COntributic
• being' received by the LI
ST: HELENS. 14,i.*•
'. M11. Harold Gaunt Presided at
the March Meeting of the St.,Hel7
ens Wornen'sInstitute in the hall.':
The• roll Call response'Wai an
"Irish Joke." • : • " .. •
...The:guett speaker Was Mts. Vic-
tor Ernmersori, Whitechurch. She.
Spoke on the officeInd duties of .
.Public.RelatiOns officer, She• .
remarked that each Meaux; could
• be a Public Relations' officer by
' following' the ten commandments : •
of good relations. She was ih,ank
ed by Miss Isobel Miller:
• Mrs; Lorne Woods presented the
Motto "What Is our generation' •
•leaving behind for the future".
Mrs. Andrew Gauntfavoured wit
• three Irish piano instrumentals. A ,
reading "Housecleaning time" was,
• given by Miss W. D. Rutherford.
• ,During the business period a• ,
nominating committee of Mrs. Ros
• Gammie, Mrs'. E. W. Rice and. • .
• Mrs: Chas. McDonald were app-
ointed to bring in a slate of off-
• kers fcc,the next meeting. All
were in favour of having a sunshine
• sister, banquet and Mrs. 'Lorne Woo-
ds• and Miss Isobel Miller were ,app'
• ointed to Make the arrangements
• for it. Theentertainment comm• ittee for the month of Mira is
• Mrs. Wm. Purdon,4*s. E. W.
'Rice, Mrs. H. Carrick and Mrs. L.
McNeil. Mrs. Ernest Gaunt and •
• Mrs. Gordon Struthers are to look
• after arrangeMents for the Birthday
•Party at Huronview, Clinton, in
April. '
A contest was cimducted by
Mrs. Wm. Rintoul on the names of
• business places in Lucknow.
• Lunch was .served by Mrs. Wm.
Riritoul, Mrs; George Webster Lions Club with Gordon
and Mrs. WM. Purdon. ' ing as treasurer orthis e
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