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THE LUCKNOW 'SENTINEL, LUCKNOW ONTARIO'
Kingsbridge Girl
—Cuides-#�ge-Dike-
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5th;. 1969.
St. Helens Resident, Kinloss Resident
Djed AI-Pinecrest �es In'ospital
All you need is an automatic washer and-`electrid
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.dam dries • Then. the 'dryer takes over .. Keeps
Your clean wash freefrom impurities in the.atr.
Fl.uffs;clothes into a natural:sha i:for:easier.iron
of -yo —pe•r 1 ent-
press garments.. There's no ,hard.. work: No.
watching No"whiting. Your time's your': own
YQu've banished`your washday blr<iesl .;.
Wlth. a.n 'automatic washer and el.ectrlc ' dryer,
you don't. have'to, do the :whole.`famil.y wash t'he
same day.: Do°a tittle at a time Whenever you feel
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The . Kingsbridge 'Girl Guides .
had: a, successful, turnout for their
hike Satiirday, October 18th with,
39 girls present: They met at
Shepparden Store at 1;45 and at
2:00 headed down towards the
beach, They went along the
beach to. Logan Creek, with each
patrol.•carrying•"out their nature:.."
pro-ject-alerng ta- -K it -
were to gather �rr•'eeds,.tree leaves,
see birds, and Identify "each.
Patrol leaders tried and were:
tested•on.:outdoor campfire. The
girls also were. tested, On sta1king•:.,
.They then: built campfires and
enjoyed hot .dogs, marshmallows
and, freshie.
After carripfire they headed.
back. for Shepparden Store•through.
ploughed fields , 'c'orn fields and.
over. many fences. It .was a every
enjoyable hike.
Lt. Sinnett and Lt:. MacLennan
gave results of .Kim's Game Thurs'
day. evening at. regular Girl Guide
n�eetmg :�• _._
Lt. Caesar was in charge of the
songs and Lt: MacLennan took
care of the $aures •
Cap figert.in the past. few
.weeks has 'been • trying' to stress the
irnportance of -the girls wearing
their full uniform to meetings if .
they have one A1s6 their appear-
:ance in uniform .
Capt. Tigert also; asked the girls
tb have 'their Membership ,fees in'
by next Thursday night. She wi11
bein in the Guide meeting, room ' '
Thu `sday.evening at'7;0Q for that
purpose.:
She
She . also explained about
la, n -g to1 nta_ri_e :o ak-Deee
ber ; llth. for good' turn- for Christ ��
Ma's
Roll :call;.a•nd inspection was •
held. by, Lt. Caesar; and Lt.. Mac
Lennan..
The girls were: invited
Hallowe'en .masquerade parTy by
Kingsbridge f3oy Scouts in the
school Thursday' evening with
garnesand a box: social:
Swallows held. Campfire with
p h ,
Patrol Leader. Judy Moran and
second Mary .VartRooi :_ in charge''
Of a short 'skit' and group songs. .
'The girls•went to patrol corners
and worked•on •project for„Christ
masbazaar.
i•ssett-e'-�a-r-i�e rge�v�-a-w•a�d
her 'gardeners badge.:
Meeting closed with.. Taps,.-
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`'1..RS, ..FRANK•
TO
Mrs. Frank Todd of St. Helens
passed 'away. at Pinecrest Manor
Nursing Home Lucknow on Sunday
October 26th in.her 85th year.,
Mrs. Todd was the' former Marg-
aret Mina Buchanan,• daughter of
Malcolrrl. Buchanan and' Margaret
MacCall and was born in' Huron
pt -e br •0t�-y�en:�e- 2
a--ohe married: Frank• Teodd' of
Sr. -Helens. ' Their faun was just .north.
Df the Village. Mr. Todd passed
4way Novembec.28 , 1955. 7For
the '.last. few years Mrs.. Todd
zas •made her horne with; her son •
and daughter -in -law•Tom' and '
Helen Todd of St. Helens
Mrs, Todd suffered a fractured
hip on September 13th frons; w.hieh.
she never recovered., `She was
hospitalized to Kitchener-
Waterloo Hospital for' two weeks •
andi,then.was,moved.,to Pi:necrest.
Nursing Home where her death.
occurred last weel<
• Besides her son •Thonra's J and, •
his Wife,Helen, is survived• by-
three grandchildren Mrs, Raymond
(Annie)
Laidlaw of 'Witigham
Wayne avid -Hu aQme .aiid two'
great grandchildren; one sister ,
Ctrs:.°V.io.let.Webster ,of Kincardine
and. one ;brother , Robert Buchanan
of .Kirkland :Lake
Funeral service was held at
Johnstone Funeral Home, ..Lucknow
on WedriesdayOctober. 20th.
with Rev.: J.•E;. Hummel'of St.
Helens United Church as minister.
Pallbearers were Mian Cram: ton
Ted:Rice ;Fred Webster. Elliott
Webster, .lac Webster;' George
,Webster
Interment s at: ireenhfly.
cemetery,'
Brownie News
The. 1st: Lucknow . Brownie `Pack
et on Tuesday night •andopened
wit fair `,rin : Collect'ion of
Y �
falry gold was, taken and,inspect ,
ion. was held :
Mary Lynn .Cayley :passed her •
test' for'braiding -
..TheNrownies donned•their'
Hallowe`"'en. costumes- and ,marched
in.a 'circle After :thea judging .of
aru pla rf t
lunch was served bringing
meeting•to a close..
PETER GRAHAM MOFFAT
A lifelong resident of the Lang
side. Hplyrood. area in, Kinloss
Township., Peter,Graham; Moffat ,
died, Saturday,' October 25th in
the Wingham and. District :Hospital.
He was 90. years of age.
Born 1'n; Kinloss , Mr. Moffat tas
a son of the late George Moffat ..'
and Jane:Thomson.. He was a
farmer on the .eighth of Kinloss,:'
Mr. .Moffat wasa rneriiber of .
Langside, Presbyterian Church
Surviving are five sons, Thomas.
David and James all of Kinloss
Township; •Albert of Teeswater;
Lloyd of Lucknow; one daughter., •
'Mrs. 'James (Jean) McPherson of
R,, ;l Teeswater;• two• brothers,
Lance - of Llo:ydminster, .Alberta
and Robert of Point. Clark;; one
sister, . Mars Elizabeth Craik of
Hamilton; thirteen grandchildren
and seventeen great grandchildren;
fie was predeceased by ,his
the 'fo :trier Catherine. McDonald.
in 19[0; a son. George ina' bush
,wide-nt-in=1.i= -a-nd .anotl er-son
i' lia•m`
:The Jody rested atihe' 1cph.r- •
son Funeral Home; .Teeswater
'where funeral'service was•held on
I.uesda'v.,' October .28th at 2.,3'1`
p, m*. conducted by Rev.. Horace'
Braden' of London. . Burial -Was .in
Teeswatcr (eynetery.
Palabearer .were..four grandsons,. •
13111. Jim and George \loffat
Thpmas'N1c*Pherson; Clifford'.
Young :.:Robert 'Orr
Flower, he , wCreilll3ate�,
• Robert Wnne and
� Elrner Srorr. •
joiflt:InsfaIi.ation
Of :Ripley lodges
l'nstallation,cere;monies were
held jointly for'Hurons Star 2e•heli-.
a) Lodge, No; :303' and the.lndepen•.
dent Order of Od'dlellows
Ripley , on :Wednesday., Octet -Tr
in: the` Lodge :room .w:rth• Sister
Mary .Warnock. of -Walkerton,. D.
•P. .for Kincardine.District No, 24
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YOUR:PARTICIPATNG
D. D G M of Tiverton ::and
`their installing staffs..•
Officers for the ensuingterm
areobe.l rands._,• Mary Cook,
Donald R. MacDonald; Vice=
Grands, .Amelia McLeod �r'illiam
R..:. Lowry; recording secretaries;:.
Mildren Johnson', ;Hamilton
MacKinnon; financial'secreta les,
Catherine Irwin, 'Bett \lcTavish
treasurers, "Margaret Scott; John
MacDonald; warden N?ary�
Po,llock;•chaplains ., . i•aty El Mac-
Donald•... Gordon• Patterson condue
tors , Doris Johnston. Donald Mac::
Kay; musician, Violet \?ac en'
zie.;. L. S S . , George Sutherland;
color .bearer ,'Joy McLean;.,S;. ..
JXrri MacDonald; R.S.N A,: Betty
Scott, Roddy:MacDona1d;,.
G . "; Florence Kirkpatrick, ..len
.Starnley;' R.S,.V d Arrnie Scott,"
Jack Scott; L.'S u •G,., Martha
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Patterson", Wray Osborne; inside
guardian, Catherine Collini; put-
side guardian:, Ma •ian Meravit
'Jack. Farrell;. J.P.,G: , yrt1Q
McLean, Murray Campbell
Mary. Warnock, 1).1).P. assisted
by.MYrtle McLean presented 1)
year jewels to Dorothy f5tOok$ and•
Grace Eckenswiller and 1:°Ca.(�..I
cuff links and tie clip set'tc L,otd.
on Patterson: •
Vtors Wesent frosTees.
waterisi,. Walkertonereprand Tit,rto�ti • •