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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-07-05, Page 9WEDNESDAYi JULY 3111 0, �,iour:Busi • THE, LUCKNOWSENTINEL, LUCKNOW,, ONTARIO, t $oc1aI Evening ''KINLOUGH NEWS On Tuesdayevening a social tithe wasspent at the; school when Mr. and Mrs.. Morley Bushell and family w. ere honoured before leaving for - their. new home in Winghant..• Frank Maulden was chairman. An address'was'read by Lyman. Sutton and Bill Burt Presented them with, With the TOPS In ' Enterta nnnent *w**** *** '• , THURS.,. FRt., SAT, JULY 4-74 e Singing Debbie Reynold: Technic*lar The Warm, Tune=FNled'- .Story of , the Singing Nun. e Rehjtant Astronaut It's :the funniest space raoe.;,in history. Don Knouts Cartoon • All Grandparents admitted Free ..Thursday and' Friday, Don't . miss this outstanding double . feature. #****k***, SUNDAY' MiDNITE ONLY July '9 le Comjith.'. "J Cassel r''RBcomrnended as Adult Enter- tainment. • . Technicolor Private. Confessions ' of an Un;in . ` Whited Bachelor. •. Plague'of ; Zombies Horror at°its Best•` ,**;*******. MON:, TUES., WED., .July i , 11, 12 heSwinger: F : Ann Margaret; , Tommy . Franclosa I3ad girl with very good' points ' and curves.: . ' Tech/denier Recommended as Adult Ente-• tainment: • Arrivederci Babr Tony Curtis, Nancy. Kwan. Recommended as Adult Enter- tainment., ntertainment ; . - Technicolor 'Guaranteed to chase .your blues :away..' -1 Wed, Night - Drivers Of Stud".- baker - Nash .Adinittsd ;Fr.... a dinett e suite. Morley replied .fittingly. Readings' were given by Mrs. Jack Barr, Mrs, Lloyd Husk., Miss: May Boyle, Mrs Tom Mac- -Donald, ;Mrs.•,Perry Hodgins, Mrs. Weir Eckenswiller, Mrs. Frank Maudetr Mrs..Gordon MacDonald, Mrs. Bert Nicholson.. Joan Percy and Jeannette Barr favoured with, piano•solos. Judy and Janet Bushel, Marjorie Burt, • Eima Mae MacDon- ald, Betty, Schneiler and Mary .. Anne McEwan sang three songs., acro paned, by Mrs. J. McEwan, wholso favoured with an accordi- an 1solo and played For they are , Jolly good fellows.. Lunch was served. Cards were: played at the beginning while the people were • '. gathering Following is the address: Kinlough , June. 27,, 1967. Dear Morley, Doris and family • It is' with a feeling of -regret that we have: gathered here this even- ing to spend a social time ven_ingto'spendarsocialtime with you before your leaving our community'to make 'your home in Wingham ' You have,'proven yourselves good neighbours •and citizens of :the • community 'in whichyou were born and raised ,,"and have endeared ,yourselves to.all of us by your, cheerful dispositions and willing !less' to help at all times. ; While you will all be missed from this Community we realize that the town .holds many opportunities.. We will not say "Good 'Bye for your home will not' be to far away, and trust that you will come back as often as possible. We could not let this opportunity pass without remembering you in ,a more tangible way, For your friendship 'means a lot; to us, And at a time 'like this, Presents'' an opportunity we •really. • • • couldn't miss To wish you all God's blessing 'Of.happiness•, health and then, An extra wordr,.to say how: glad To have you still as friends. And through the years where'er • you go,.' May you cherish the memories:.01 ' friends at Kinlough. . Please' accept this ,gift as' a token of our esteem and best wishes. Erom, ;your neighbours'and friends .here,. LOCHALSH Rod.` Finlayson of Petrolia spent the week end wi'th•his parents Mrs. Ian MacRae and Mr., and ' Mrs . Duncan MacRae of London were callers in the community on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.. Eldon Bradley have•; returned .home •from a trip to Expo.. PAGE NINE Luckflow Resdent Died.. At Wingham .OLIVER C. BA'RKWELL. Oliver Cromwell Barkwell of Lucknow," passed away at Wingham .Hospital, on Wednesday June 28th, in his '75th year. • He was born in Ashfield Town- ship on: January'25th;0893, a son •of•James Barkwell and Alice Andrew. Mr.' Barkwell farmed in. Ashfield until coming to L.ucknow in the •' fall of 1965 ,.when he purchased 'a horse on Havelock Street. He .is survived •by'tufo sisters, 'Mrs. Daisy MacCharles of Ash- field Township and Mrs Mary Whitney of Tampa Florida. Mr..; Barkwell was predeceased bythree brothers, 'Flex/Ilan, Gilbert , 'H'enders, a Sister . Mrs. George (Ruth) Brooks and an in- fant sister Jessie. • He was a member of Olivet Unit- ed Church. -Funeral service was, held on: Saturday,; , July •lst , from MacKenzie. Memorial Chapel, Lucknow Rev Laird Stirling was. minister . , Pallbearers were Oliver Mac - Charles:, ;Omar Brooks, Andrew Barkwell, John Barkwell, Lloyd Barkwell and David Barkwell. Interment was at Greenhill,cern- etery .. Sp�flt:EwlyLifi4 Lcngside,S' Helens ;MRS;:. GEORGE. TIFFIN One -of the most highly' respected and ind'tistrious older residents, Mrs. Annie J. Tiffin of Wingham, passed away on Friday, . June 16th She was the eldest daughter of the late William Sherriff and "Rebecca Farrier of West Wawanosh. Mrs. Tiffin spent; most, of her' early life in St. Helen's going to Wingham in 1906 . She, was in the , Presbyterian. choirs until her marr- iage in arr iage'.in 1909 to George Tiffin of Langside Two years after 'her husband's accidental death in 1917; shevent' back to . Wingham.:where'she was born, and resided there ever since. She was. an -activetnemberin the missionary Society of the United Church: Mrs'. Tiffin is survived by two. sons G. V. Wilberforce and: Wm. ph'•of Wingharr•; two daughters, Mrs Harry (Olive) Boyd, Windsor and. rs.."Wallace (Vivian), Wilson, Aubur also one sister J Robena , Sherif Ingham. • The pallb'ea" s were: Wesley Tiffin, William , ..Ti les Mathers, Russell Alton`, Victor Emerson, Garnet Farrier. The floral tributes,were ,carried by Robert Tiffin, 'Robert Reeves, Elmer Wilkinson. and Paul Tiffin. Plaque Marks Historic. Site •WHITECHURCH NEWS If you haven't noticed the Histor- ic Site plaque in front of Mr. Bill Evans property, do so. It is XVI The first Bruce survey, in 1847 by Alex Wilkinson, P. L. S. opening up the land.. ' The first , concessions of .the'township of •Kinloss and Huron are the first,, farm lands to besurveyed; in Bruce County. Barbara Purdon and Wendy, Rey- nolds on Fridaywent. to Paymon: House Lodge Port'Carling, :Musko- ka, uskoka, where they are • employed for the slimmer months. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Sehwich. tenberg,• Lori Jane and. Kerry of Port' Elgin were Sunday visitors with her parents; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coultes. Diane Coultes returned home with them for a few holidays;' • Langside Presbyterian church. • decorated, with `bouquets;of flowers' held their Anniversary Services ,on Sunday at 11'a.m. ancV8 p.m. The choir sang' anthems at both servic- es and the •guest 'speaker, Rev. James Weir of .Kincardine gave inspiring messages'., SOFT BALL' Whitechurch and Chepstow Ban tarns 'playedsoft ball on White ,church Diamond last, week with.. a, score Whitechurch 15,;Chepstow 10, and on''Monda.y. evening,. Whitechurch and Lucknow Peewee •teams •played at Whitechurch with' a score 20-16. in favour of Whitechurch. Mr. .'and ,Mrs. Grant Chambers, Torry and Clark of Harriston. were Sunday visitors with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl .Weber and.farnily..,. • STARTING TIMES Monday to Thursday —t . pm Come, as late' as 8:30. to see complete show ; ' Friday and Saturday 2 Shows 7:15 and 9L.:15.• Saturday. Matinee 2 p.m., : unkse ,otherwise noted • WED., THUR.; FRL, •JULY 5, •6, 7. "THE ROAD tO NASHVILLE" Colour •Chiemascope Starring: Marty Robbins, Connie Smith, Johnny " Cash; Hank Snow and others• This is ' 'a, western musical roundup of ` all '. your favourite country . music stars. '. SAT, 'MON., TUES. JULY 8, .10, .11 Adult Entertainment "A FISTFUL OF DOLLARS„. lour ;- Cinemascope Starring:: Clint Eastwood, This, one is going . to trigger: a whole new style. in , adventure. See if you don't agree. • . UNET DRIVE-IN THEATRE HWY. 8 GODERICH AT CONCESSION RD. 4 • PHONE 524-9981 'ALL • DOUBLE FEATURE SHOWS • • THUR. FRI:,.SAT. July' 6-7-8 •DOUBLE FEATURE Children Under: .13 In Cara MAIN°•;FEATURE STARTS / . AT DUSK . Interment 'tookplace •in; Tiffin's Cemetery,.Langside'with Rev C.M.'Jardine conducting the'seri.;. ON NINE rEERY vice froiri' the S, J. Walker .funeral• .i. ! .► Vii' • .r 3 .i�r r 1 Pinecrest Manor Nursing '.Home essienah Nursing Care 24 . 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