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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-11-23, Page 11SDAY NOV. 23rd 1966 THE LUCKNOW SENTfNEL, LUCKNOVI ONTARIO ... Poetry�a►o�CKair. rhea Order Rerun Of Will' Put Roof Plan 'At Home', Oen Hall 'Wq Y Nitk :ate For leader annon News] canon, Dainty :tended achlev r,4m on 801, ;iris completing all: receiving s. A skit, 'pt' presented by c :?de McWhinrei son •with ;Wa T entator, and Mrs:.1142 ub leaders ai presented vdi for five Seared. ecentl) , Fow.lei were orrtar. �i Rexaie )S Lorette 4a; son and charity Totowa, I Hen ersot„ r of. Vai:dsac ith her pare. iarsea: Ptac. ►etc:;:.) re week -e: FInnitan. 1967 Models SEVERAL TO CHOOSE FROM FORD, Custom .S0o, 4 door PONTIAC Laurentian, 4 door, automatic transmission ' 66' CHEV Impala, o door hardtops, .V8 automatic . • PONTIAC Laurentian, V8 automatic., .4 passenger stationwagon • ' CHEV. 4 door, sedan, 6 cylinder' standard transmission PLYMOUTH, sedan 6 cylinder, standard. transmission C,HEV. Impala, 4 door hardtop E RC:U RY,.' '/a ton truck ONTIAC, .6• Cylinder, 4 Door Standard Transmission ALIANT, 4 door, 6; cylinder HEV, 4 Door, 6 Cylinder,: automatic AMBLER, 4 Door,.6 Cylinder. . SEVERAL OLDER MODELS • SEE THESE AND OTHERS 9 ara PHONE 523-4342 AO' `HI TELN Ae very special NGeneration A discussion .was held. or► how, tow Meetin for Kairsheaew W.J. wa meet the expense pf ,putting a ne g roof on the Kairshea Hall. it is held Thursday, November. l7th at ' the home of Mrs* Frank MaoKen- planned to canvas the' community zie. There was a,,largeattendance for donations.Mrs. Wrn* Niacin - with fifteen babies,or pre-school tyre took the chair for the progra'. mane which be an.with'the singing: children•present;'President Mrs. - g Ted Collyer and Sec.Treas,, Mrs, •. of•the Wornen'sjnstitute Carol. Evan Keith ,were in charge of the : Mrs. Ira Dickie and Mrs.' Harry delegates to the Bruce meeting. Mrs. Harvey Houston • g read the scripture from: Psalm 84, County Rally.; gave .reports., Mrs,, - The ''Roii.-cpil vas answered by ... inspirationalreading ., . p _ . Lloyd MacDougall had a "Hints on baby care" and man Women . Have Climbed" one y ,Mrs , humorous poems on children from Allan. Maclntyre had: a splendid Mrs - Mrs. Cliff Roulston'•s. scrapbook,.,.` The: president exte tded a warm motto: on the 4th line of the Mary. . Stewart Collect, Other readings . welcome to all .the visiting `'riioth- p. • :ers and children, were given by Mrs. Hughes and .Mrs; I?. J. MGKinnon read'a letter Mrs Clarence Ritchie and'a piano duet b `y Connie and Rod. MacKen - from England., -and a Correspondence zie was much enjoyed. may be, begun: with institute mem-. Mrs: Jim Burt presented a food bers there; . It was decided' to• sub- scribe again for the"Federated, demonstration• telling how. to pre-' g • pare stuffed peppers onions, squash News. Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall ie ported that directors had met and and cabbage rolls,' Mrs. Donald C ,' planned an "At Home" to be. held', - Meacotheintyrer readwomana'poes'ohdm° d ." "Training 1 th in Kairshea Hall, =December .3rd. •Mrs' H. Houston gave the court- esy 'remarks ourt-esy'remarks and also presented all mothers with' booklets on food, health and child care , After the Queen and Grace were sung, .the hostess and directors: Mrs, Wm. Maclntyre and Mrs: Harvey Houston served lunch with special treats for the little' folks. 600 p.m. Each family will: pro- vide a number for the programme.. It was decideo order 20Q more of Miss .MacLe 's:.book of poems. It was voted that we discontinue Liability Insurance on Kairshea Hall.' Membership for'•Mrs': Hughes in the Historical Society was to.be Sent in. Ritchie es Honor At anent Day ion News) ending 4-H Club Ach- ay in Wing,hain..on re Mrs. Harvey Rit- Charles. Anderson, tinter, Mrs, Allan, Gordon Kirkland, s Wilkins. The embers. were present. lva Ritchie, Charlene derson (sit=in-mem , a Wilkins, Brenda cy.Kirkland Wanda my Honours were Brenda Ritchie .The b" was- the project, s presenting.' a Skit. unter. and Mrs. Charles Anderson were in Toren - to from. Sunday.evening Novemb `. er 13th to November 1th. While;• there they attended the -4-.H Club Leaders convention and the, Royal Winter Fair. Audrey, Ross.,of Toronto and Mrs., Bill Ross of Lucknow .visited on, -Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Frank Ritchie. Mr. ` and Mrs. Lorne Hackett and family visited on Sunday with. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Harr- ison of Mitchell. ' Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. 'Wm. Hunter on Sunday were Mr... and Mrs. Joe Freeman Sr, of Colbourne , Mi. and Mrs, Don`, Straughan and family of Luck -1 now and Larry Hunter of .Owen -Sound. • The fine weather is allowing many ;farmers to finish up their. ploughing.' Mr, and Mrs. Earl Swan Sr.-. are residing in :Lucknow now. • LOCHALSH Rod Finlaysonleturned to work 0 in. Sarnia, after having:spent the past ten days at hone due to ill- ness. TomFarrell is driving, a new car Many from the area attended the Ripley and ,District High School Variety concert . and commence- ment Thursday and Friday evenings. Visiting Mrs.tDonald R. MacKen- zie. during the week end were Mr. and Mrs. Jim. MacKenzie, Mr. and Mrs , ; L, La Borne. all of Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Inglis and. family of Wroxeter. Mr M McKinney.: a., student min aster was guest speaker at Ash- field Presbyterian Church on Sun- day, in Rev. Neil MacCombie's place... • Finlay MacLennan of Kitchener •spent the week end at his home here. • Phyllis Bradley and Joyce Thor- burn of Stratford Teachers College spent -the week end at their hom - . es in•'the area. iskr i Lucknow istrict Co-op ST. HELENS' • Mrs. ken Grewar Nancy and Bradley of Montreal spent a few days with her parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Harvey Webb. . John Cameron is a patient in Wingham• and District Hospital • with a.broken'leg.and other' ;injur- ies following a car -truck accident on'Tuesday. We wish him a • speedy., recovery .. The December meeting of .the: W. I. will be held on December 8th, not December 1st as this is', the "Hat Summary Day" in Wing ham, Sunday school next Sunday. be after church at 12 o'clock. Note change`':of time,. Darryl Stenting of London spent • { the week.. -end with his, grand- parents ;Rev. and Mrs. Willis: BIRTHDAY PARTY Loree Gammie entertained her • school friends at her 10th birth- ,• day party on Wednesday.,, Mr, and Mrs, Andrew Galant and Mr, and Mrs. Charles Sherwood of Detroit' spent, a day recently. in London with Mr.. and Mrs; Jim ' Barbour. and Mrs. Freda ,Gontier and Jamie. Introduce on: Systems scan• F•Nin. •Poultry prod ctlo,, •He rroduet$on ucknow District Co-op. • . . Phone 518 T25 Reception Held, ,For: N�wly�weds• (Whitechurch News) On Saturday evening Neil, Rintoul,: Donald Dow';and, Lloyd Whytock, sponsored a reception in `White- church Community Memorial. Hall , for Mr, and. Mrs. Tom Robinson nee Aantje Bakker, Tiffins Orches tra supplied the music for a capac- ity crowd. 'At the lunch hour Mr. and Mrs. Robinson were called to .the platform and given seats while Neil Rantoul read anaddress and • Donald Dow ,presented there with a gift of money. Mr. .Robjnson thanked those who sponsored the party and those who attended for their kindness in tern-. embering them in this way, • Mr. Bruce Currie returned home last Monday from Rston Sask. where he had been ehnployed for • the harvest. • Mrs. Elwood G'r'oskorth •visited` 1ast week with Mr.. and Mts. Paul Groskorth and family of ,Toronto and with her mother Mrs.. Ern;ma Flagg of Toronto. Mr. Oro'skorth relieved the first, of the week at Brampton and spent the remainder of the week in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Don .-Rose , roughs Bobbie and David' and Mrs. Robert Ross were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs., George Boss and family of Owen Sound.