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THIS t,UCKNOW $ENT.INEt., t,t�UCKNOW, ONTARIO WEt NE$DAY, JUNE 1st
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.eters University, Ted andMargaretC011prA4,25 Year.
Wins Two Awards Married, 200. Relatives, Friends Prese
The . LUCKNOW SENTINEL
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'WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1st, `1966
Mrs. George Whitby !Elected President.
Of Bruce South Women's Institute
"One who ceases to learn,
ceases to''live" , was the theme
when 132 Women's.Institute rrmern '+
hers from fifteen branches of Bruce.
South. District rnet for their annual
.meeting in the Township Hall,
.Ripley,,. Mrs. Francis Gemmell,
district president, presided, with
Purple Grove being the hostess •
•branch .
Interesting reports were presented;
by •the secretary treasurer, Mrs.
Donald MacKinnon, F. W . I.O .
Board. Director; Mrs:.,,Donald Mc=•
Cosh, Bruce County. Home Econ-
omist, Mrs. Donna Mae Holm
and the convenors of standing:
committees. Musical nurnbers
by the Ripley Sextette and Mrs.,.
Harold Haldenby' of Holyrood , •
were much enjoyed. A lively
sing -song was conducted .by Mrs.
Mundell of Belmore, accompan-
ied• by. Mrs. Garnet Farrier, White-
church,
Guestspeaker was Mrs. R. C,
• W Iker of St. George.,who inspired
the gathering With new ideas for
THURS.,. FRI., SAT.,:
•JUNE '2; '3, 4:
"How
"Programme Planning": •
Mrs. Walker, Provincial Tweed--
•smuir .Curator,, acted as judge for
the Tweedsmuir. History compet-
ition, and awarded 1st prize to .
Ripley, 2nd to l;.incardine. and 3rd,.
to Kairshea.
The following are the officers • .
:elected,. for the coming year..,
Mts. George Whitby of Lucknow
was narnedpresident of Bruce
• South District Women's Institute.
• Past President, Mrs. Francis
Gemmell, Ripley; '1st vice pres- '
ident, 'Mrs. David Eadie, R. R 2,
Wingham; .2nd vice. president,
Mrs. Cecil Hollands R. R. 1,'
Kincardine; 3rd vice' president ,
Mrs. John. Goessell,, Box. 153,
Kincardine; Secretary Treasurer;
Mrs.' Donald MacKinnon,. Lucknow;
Federated Representative Mrs, .
Donald MdCosh , R. R. 3 Ripley;
Alternate, 'Mrs. Victor Emerson.,;`
Whitechurch; .District Voting. Del-.
egate,. Mrs. Leonard Courtney,
.R. R 1 Ripley Alternate, Mrs.
Joe Scott, Ripley; Federation' of
:Agriculture. Representative, Mrs..
Donald Gillies, R. R..2,. Ripley •
Alternate.,'.hirs,. Russell McConnell
R. R. 3, Kincardine; Public; Rel-
ations officer, 'Mrs; Raynard Ack
•':ert,' Holyrood; Agriculture and..
Canadian Industries, Mrs'. Angus
• McLeod, R. R. 2, •Kincardine;'
Historical Research and .Current •
Event,, Mrs. Harry,Lavis, Lucknow; ,to March.
About 200 relatives and friends
q�U.ed
A.Ht ;90....,.
0 •• of Ivir, and Mrs,.. Ted Collyer of
K' moss bride ..and oom of
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The following article appeared gr
in a recent issue of the Port Elgip.. twenty-five years ago, assembled.
Times and has to do -With ?amela • . Saturday night, May 28, in the •
Burns Of Port Elgin, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs, Jim Burns, former
residents of this. Community, and
well known to many here;
Miss Pamela Burns, Grade .i3
student at the Saugeen District
High School, learned recently that
she had been accepted in the new
courses beim •offered, at ttie Univ-
•ersity of Guelph which, begin' on
April. 22 with' registration'.. Pam'•
will be enrolled' in, the Bachelor
of 'Arts, course..zt
Pam is the daughter of Councill-
or 'and Mrs, James Burns; Pam,
whose acceptance was received.
earlier, has also, r eceived word
that she has been granted two
'.Scholarships, •with a total value
'of $900.00. The Admission
Scholarship worth $500, 00 requires
a 15%•average, in grade 13.. The
Guelph: Scholar Award of $400', 00
corresponds to the Ontario. Scholar
,and requires 80% recommended
•..general average.
A limited; number of students
with .66%. or.over. are being' adrnitt-
ed to'the: first: year Course with
the: Semester running from'April
22 to August 5;his will mean
that students will' be able to
complete a three year pass Arts
course m .two years.:
The/University ity of Guelph and
the D.part�nt;'of Education are.
cooperating with this new pro-
gram in order to provide educa-
tors 'with a proper sample: for re-
• search purposes. The geographic'
'location and size and type of the
secondary school'attended is .
considered. Students. accepted ;
must;have attended grade.,13,
for the first time; from September
Township Hall at Holyrood .An
evening of visitation and dancing,
was,enjoyed to the .music of Boyds.
Orchestra.
Those0attending from a distance
were Mr and 'Mrs. Art Huffman,
v'tch .
Mrs. John: Marko i Mr. Angus
MacKay, . all of:.Detroii; Mr, and.'
Mrs. Mike Verchimak from.. Flint- '
Michigan Mr. and Mrs„ DOW '
• Davis, Toronto; Miss Mary Mac-
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ac-
Intyre, Montreal; Mr. and Mrs;.
4 -Graham Pinkney', AJax.
At an appropriatetimein the
eveii'ing, Cameron MacDonald,.
who was Master of Ceremonies,
called piper, Ian MacKenzie"to
lead the happy couple around. the
'hall and to the platform., Mrs.
.Lawrence MacLeod then' read an
address, and was assisted by Mrs.
Fraser MacKinnon' and Mrs; Lloyd
MacDougall,•presenting gifts',
Frank Thompson then made. a" pre-
sentation from the Beaver Bowling
Dome Economks and Health, .Mrs..
KelvTtri; eiidersoii.. R. R:. 1; Rip Lnow.:l-,. Resident
Fl
ley;: Resolutions, Mrs:. George Stew: ,
art, R. R 2, Ripley; Jr. Activities,
Miss'Far 'Many Years
Marton' Ruttan, T eeswater
Representative to Museum Board, MRS, NELSON WINTERSTEIN '
bits. Donald Blue, • Ripley,•Repres- The death occurred' in Wrngham.
entative to ,Scbolarship `Coram ittee •and District Hospital, ' on'Friday,
Mrs: Francis Gemmell, Ripley; May `27th., , of Mrs,. Nelson winter,
A' ternati e,,. Mrs. George, Wl t�by, • stein. of ;Lucknow„' in her 68th : •
- , iir�.ickeow; Repre=entatveto Safet}° .
/,! .council, h,ts..E�,-an Keith, R. R.5,
MarButton daughter of the late
Was..L€ ck ow;
. Curator, �.tr; i�aJ.; J..
Arnold Ripley .
Starring: Debbie Rem and
Joihn_ Wayne \ •
AND
"Disne
' Dear Margaret and'Ted
We've learned that the years:
Have beep twenty and five,
Since you were' united
• And Land Sakes Alive !
We.find you as gay. ',
'As a new married pair
With never a marking '•
•Of worry or'care.
W e .think •of you oft
In your .country estate'
With green hills around .
•And a vievi..that is great:.• •
And like oto the film; stars
In Hohywood''s H:i11s
Fqr her smile andher wit,
In our estimation
This coupa hit. On. behalfles of your friends and
neighbours we ask you to accept
. these gifts. We do hope }ot: car
find a place in your home for the
space -saver •and derive much
comfort frorri it, Margaret, to t
a nap on, and Ted to rest :,our
weary bones after a hard d•ay's w,
We know' Margaret ou will be
quite happy to serve your friends
a cup of'•tea and' wee st ack Pr, 7h
tables.i•
Hopng .you will be able tore -
lax' in this chair under oneof voui
• beautiful trees on cont;rthe watarrtiuiaiions mrr
e'r'days'ahead. We' ekte •
.nd to you
both our he.arciesr
,'on 'this your.,25th wedding anniver
sary., •and wish'you both continued
!health and happiness for many
yearsro come.` .
Ted, in a few well chosen
words, 'expressed .h is thanks for
so much kindness shown to them
then passed the microphone over
j to his capable bri°de who also`ex-
pressed her thanks. Margaret ria
special mention of her delight ,
in seeing so many of the dear old
friends who Added so'nucf: to the
occasion:
`'Cameron `MacI`onald then Calle(
• W. L. MacKenzie';. uncle of the
;;bride and•groom to. the j'latform
for a few .words, which he..resfon
ed to in his usual. ,manner; rt,uch;
in keeping .with the' spirit of .the,,
occasion.• '
A bountiful lunch, way then .'serv`-
ed; includingti'eddink
. thus ending:•an evening of a happy
companioniable fri•end,'.�i•p •long tc
be' remembered .
The ,sight `of your swimming pool__
Gives usathe thrills, • „..**14.** i•
And we' know that. your, hc----'
..Has a'welcorne for all
With true •hospitality
Marking our call.,
This day when'we're told
• That electrical `things
Make living, the: better
• And drudgery take. wings,
Ted knows it's his'mission
Appointrnents• tb fill,
With ,many depending
Upon/his known skill.
Whie: Margaret is • known
year She was the former Annie
Starring: Louis Armstrong
MON., TUES., 'WED.,
• JUNE 6, 7, II
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Starring: Arne Bancroft and
Sue Lyons
Mit* ErterrAityrnPnr
AND,
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A,ctioii'..
John and Elizabeth Button of Luck FAIR.0''I E •-
now.. She was -:born at Toronto on • '
October 8th, ,1898. •• (Contributed)
Nits, Winterstein.was in Victoria
`It`s 'nice to keep in touch . Hospital London , for '•som.'..:.ne . •
a in 4 ing, am 'HosPital only.
i reewT.te gam, .;-„about three,days•When she passed
'away. -
Mr. and Mrs. Winterstein ob-
served their.; 40th 'wedding anniver-
sary, on l;iovember.25th, 1965',
and'a family gathering .was held:
at that time..
Except for short periods in Tees -
water and Ridgetown•; they' have
Spent all their married life in •
Luc •rr:oW • ”
I,rrs ,y', it'geritein was''a life mem-
, lays = Tillie Armstrong. of Goderich
and was
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Lucknow AgricuituralrSociety's
101st Fall: Fair is to be held Sept-,
.ember 16th .and 17th', Have you
rnade..plans to take',part in it?
Remember'what fun' you, had .last.:
year? ,Plans areeto have. just as.
big a Fair this year, an itis :up'
to•one and all to make itso
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A mammoth parade: is being
pia.nned with at least three bands.
n:attendance. Entertainnent:'for
all''is being' planned. Floats,
decorated cars, old and •new, are
_: needed.. How' about telling Charl-
ie Webster you will enter'one.
The president;; Ponald Mac •
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Intyre, urges one and gill t'o help
`make. this 196f, Fair- a .big one.
The district meeting for Agric-,
ultural Societies in District 10
• is in Durham on Wednesday,' June
Sth, at 1145 a.m. All directors
are urged to attend and learn first
hand their duties. • A dollar reg
istratipn fee will be charged and
a dinner served to all who attend
A 'prize is given to the Society
with the largest attendance. ••
Wouldn't it be nice if Lucknow
could wins Come On, 'Directors,'
let's try. Be in Durham; June 8th
If you ,are interested in going
and haven't a ride, call the .
President, Donald MacIntyre, or
get up' a carload and go. •
her'of the t cited Church W.tifomen; .
:e :ear: es to rourn her passing,
"e•`'a;•d , one daughter Ruth
"•M :Ohn pritc°:ard, of Luckrrow7.,.
w
:f gin ndjchildren, John, Ricky
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• , :eddy and Danny
-; 'arc;•
•., e;e sad:y beret'. ed in
when their da..ghter Jean
e. awa; G her « , year from
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4e+G 4er�ice ryaseld`at
,!ertorial•( Capel on
May -,zt: ,. •, ith •it:"ter-.
a:ares ,,. Til etet.ery
~� '::c•ward :rape was minister,
.W caret ,p ere Eldoh-Header-
:w , • W .es, art , Kenneth.
rt yle ;es:1e r?.r,is Alex Mac
,arrieson, •'
" s*.+e, e'.aters were Ross Hendee
en der_.ar:,• t2,6 ,a1d
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Ruck Hudson, Gina' Lollabrigida
,,.: G10 Young
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laughs, chuckles all the way
Gunman lot the Rio
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Guy' Madison .
Technicolor - • Cinernascope.
Western `Action. : , • CARTOON
MON. TUES. WED.. June 6, 1,
Marri ga Italian,
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