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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-06-22, Page 2THB. LUCKNOW SItNTINL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO The L,UCKNOW SENTINEL , • LUCKNOW,ONTARIO • "The Sepoy Town" On .the Hurotpdruco Boundary, Anted, as Second, class mail, Post Office Department, Ottawa . • EStabli$hed "18'13 Published Each, Wednesday Afternoon Member of the C.W.N.A. and: O.W.N.A, SuhscriptiOn Rate, $4.00 a year in ,, advance to the U.S.A, 111.00 .Donald . C. Tl, .Publisher nQ° Greenhill Cemetery .on'Wednes- . day Funeral services, for two area residents were held at the Mac= Kenzie Memorial Chapel .on Wednesday of this week'. Stuart Elwood Robertson of Lucknow passed away at KtcI- ener-Waterloo. Hospital on Sunday with burial in Greenhill Cemetery', Lucknow'. • Miss Hannah Aitchison of Blyth died at her home in Blyth on • Monday with burial also in • UMW Investment Services . Lt n`lames M:.O'Donnelt Luknow, ont:o0o.: Phone 528-3538 Dexters Purchase. Oliver Glenn Home.. ,(Lochalsh News): Mr`. & Mrs. Walter Dexter have purchased the Oliver Glenn home in Lucknow. • Mr. & Mrs. Walter Dexter held a successful auction sale.on•Tues .day afternoon. • Mrs. • Ewan MacLean• was hostess to the W .lyl., S . of Ashfield ,. Fresby- terian Church on Thursday after- noon. Severa l from this area were guests at the shower on • Saturday afternoon at thehome of .Mvirs. George Moncrief ,in honor of her niece Peggy Young. of Goderich. PASSED AWAY 'IN. DETROIT .Sympathy of the, community is, .►,• a. 1 extended to Mrs. Duncan Farrish in the passing of her father, Mr. Robt. 'Johnstone. of Detroit early Monday morning. One of our. suppliers,. National Paper Goods Limited, puts out a ;monthly blotter, which carries a cute little definition or saying. We will pass on the'l'ast four: • "A lawn without a tree isn't fit fora c ,og."i WED. THUR. FRI., June 22-23.24 Do Not Disturb Doris Day, Rod Taylor Technicolor The funniest comedy of errors ever. Apache Rifles Audio Murphy.: Technicolor •. He stood alone .against .Apache rifles;• CARTOON Wm. A. Stuart, Minister of Agriculture and Food, presented Miss Flora Durnin with a Service Stall and a Quarter Century pin ,at the . Annual. Conference for the Extension Branch and The Home Economics Branch at the University of Guelph on June 9th. Flora Durni is'.retiring to care • for her father; Robert J.-Durnin • of Dungannon who isin his. 93rd year. She•plans to continue work on :the familywtr:ee as:a Centennial project. Flora. M. Durnin was born in Ashfield Township in Huron County She attended ,High' School , at Blyth and Goderich, and graduated from Macdonald Institute in 1927. She interned as a dietitian at the , Western. Hospital in }928;. •• In 1929 Miss Durnifi began work as a County Home Economist with the :Extension Blanch, of 'the Ontar- .io Department of Agriculture:, She has served as Home Econontist for the counties of Lambton, Perth . ' Dufferin, ;Wellington, Huron,; Bruce Grey and Manitoulin Island „Ai Homemaking Club work devel- oped,. her territory was gradually ;reduced from six counties to one in 1960 Grey County where she had. worked from :.1934 to 1966. She was Home Economist for the counties of Huron and Brnce from 1929. to 1948. Flora Durnin check- ed 18,000 project completions in 4-H Homemakingclubs in her territory since the beginning of club work'in 1935. ' She, worked from her car and her home at Dungannon until 1949 ' When shed, as located at Markdale aud given space in the office . of the Ontario Department of Agri- culture. Transportation was provided by` the' Agricultural Representatives`until' 1934, when • she purchased a 1929 Chevrolet.. This cost $235 ; When•HomeEconomists served a number. of counties, junior work was• given priority.' It consisted -of-Homemak4ngelubs,: Junior : Institute and Junior , Farmer work, one and three month winter schools and school fairs. When the territories, were reduced , the Home Economists were given more responsibility/for.promoting and e s services organizing extension vices n i s r for women.' Senior projects were revived in 1957. Additional projects were a Housing survey in 1943, and the Farm and Horne Survey in 1959. , • In 1953.Flora M. Durnin 'accompanied the Ontario Junior Farmer' Delegates to Great Britian. In the -same year, she was honored by. Grey County Women's. 0 Institutes. • They namedthe newly established 4-H ,Homemak- ing Club Scholarship the Flora Durnin, Grey County, Ontario "Women's Institute Scholarship. Elora`Durnin has taken three :.extension courses at, the Federated Colleges, Guelph, two Bishop' sewing courses, onesummer. course at Teacher's College, • Columbia .University in New ' York, a refresher course• in; nutrition. at Toronto University, and a course .in weaving at Macdonald College, Quebec. She is a life member of Macdon • aid Institute Alumni Association and a life member of the ,Can- ' adian Home Economics 'Assoc%a- »tide, • 404 00 THURS., FR1:, SAT. JUNE 23, 24, 25:. VIYqLasVegas' Ogler In (eme Elvis Presley, Ann Margaret, Mail order Bride' SATURDAY ONLY; JUNE 25 A very .Special Favor Rock Hudson, Leslie Caron, Chas. Boyer Technicolor . A. hilarious comedy hit .=,' Europ- eon: attitude toward love. Zebra Betty Davis Adult Entertainment Never: such suspense ever to; hit` the screen. Father 'Caine To James Robertson Justice.: Adult Entertainment. Technicolor Entertainment for Adults. Only; CARTOON. ALL STUDENTS WHO WERE 'REGISTERED IN., GRADES •9, 10, 11 AND 12.THI.S YEAR MUST RETURN TO THE SCHOOL. • OM • Ursula Andress Technicolor` - Cinemascapa' No man could resist her., Buses will go out in the Usual,nzarwer and return^when work is completed before noon.. All textbooks belonging to the school must be returned, The S•5.00 deposit will only be refunded .at this tome. REPORT CARDS MAY ONLY BE ISSUED TO THE STU- DENT CONCERNED; UNLESS SOME PREVIOUS SAT1S. FACTORY ARRANGEMENT HAS BEEN MADE WITH THE PRINCIPAL, HO MARKS WILL SE ISSUED' AT ANY OTHER` TIME UNTIL SEPTEMBER. ` (Ashfield' News) MacDanald's.store at Kintail has been .taken over by Bill Van Osch of•litchener. Bill is the son of Mr. ,and Mrs. Jack Van Osch of Ashfield. The present building was erected by the late W. I; MacDonald in 1951 to accommod." ate the wider highway; The store which it replaced was owned and operated' by Neil MacDonald since early in the century except for a few years when David MacKenzie owned it.