HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-04-04, Page 19THE' LUCKNOW' SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Honour Girls With
Bridal Showers
KINLOUGH NEWS
A bridal shower was held in
Holyrood hall on Friday evening ,
for Gail MacDonald. Mrs. Ernie
Hanna, was in the chair and con-
ducted some fun games.' Mrs.
Dan McInnes"gave a reading.
Lois Hanna, and the Nicholson
girls pleased the audience with;
their singing andbaton
Miss Lois Wall favoured with two
solos "Tamniy" and "Moon
River". Miss Edna Boyle played
the wedding music 'and the bride
and her attendants took their
places under an arch of streamers
and wedding bells. Mrs. David
Ross read' an address of good wish-
es, and many lovely gifts were
presented to Gail, who, made a
fitting reply and invited all to
her home to see her trousseau.
For She's a jolly good fellow"
w•-13 sung. Lunch' was served
and a social time was enjoyed
by all present.
DAY, APRIL 4,1913
7-7
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CATTLE ONLY ON FRIDAYS
Have cattle in on Thursday for Friday's kill
Two Big Coolers; 'No
Are Able To Hang Your Beef From
I T° 3 Weeks --, Whatever Your Requirements Are
Home geezers We Sell Choice HOde Killed Beef, Pork
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ve Alton Heads 1973 - 74 Officers
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c„0„, Butchering -- Curing and Smoking
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ond Wrapping — Sausage Making Fa st Freezing.
1973-74 is: Past Pres. , Mrs.
Wilmer Rutledge; Pres. , Mrs.
Harvey Alton; 1st vice Pres. , Mrs.
Graham McNee, 2nd vice Pres. ,
Mrs. Alvin "Kerr; Sec. -Treas. ,
Mrs. Cecil Blake; Assist. Sec.
Treas. , Mrs. Harry Girvin; Dist-
rict Director, Mrs. Wilbur Rutled•
ge; alternate Mrs. Wilbur Brown;
BARGAIN PRICES EVERY DAY •
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A NEW SHIPMENT OF
2 NIECE, CHESTERFIELD SUITES
80th 'ANNIVERSARY
IN THE. FURNITURE BUSINESS
JOHNSTONE and SO
FURNITURE
WE ARE. CELEBRATING OUR
l'aunon W.I. met for their
Reding at Mrs. McClen-
on Thursday evening.
:w, Rutledge opened .the
igwith the Ode and Mary
t.C011ect. The roll call,
`atember of local coun-
ias answered by names
everal.diffeient councils
iour members come
lifferent townships; The
3 and correspondence were
with and a letter from
;'arbitt was read.
11ea Carr, convener of
Op and world affairs ,
iced the guest speaker,
ions, the Reeve of West
josh. Mr. Lyons spoke of
duties involved in being a
of, council. He explain-
value Of urban
1planning and develop-
.110 mentioned several of
rent and interesting corn-
on which he has served
years he has been on the
SOcial services, a
tmittee, is proving to be
assistance to the council.
ons feels the Recreation
lime is important to the
eof a community. Other
and committees -
included, fire protection,
n's aid, hospital boards ,
Museum, Huronview
course, keeping the roads
condition. During the
, period which followed ,
*in of dogs destroying
Ital gardens, as well as
RR children was discus-
slyons said stray dogs.
expensive problem in
easalioi. Mrs. George
in thanked Mr., Lyons for
yinformative.address and
d him with a gift in
[anon,
hersof the WA. will
sior the Cancer Society
the month of April, .
4tll meeting will be at
rilbra Brow is in
w. •
E. Black gave a thought
ng presentation of the
"If you Want the world
. Put your creed ' into
01". She mentioned
women who have done
uding Mary Stewart. She'
s a mark of maturity to
linakes and it is up to
e of us to live up to our
next of the standing corn -
)tesented reports.
eth McConnell reCited a
het own composition,
Ron institute", Every
was remembered.
41hIlt Brown g , ae the
616 nornifiatioOs corn'
W. 2' inn
utallation ceternony.
w slate of officers for
Branch DirectorS, Mrs. George
Errington, Mrs. Jack Clement.;
Mrs. Clifford Purdon and Mrs.
Lorne Hasty. • .
Public Relations. Officer, Mrs.
R. C. McClenaghan, Curator,
Mrs. Warren Zinn, Committee,
Mrs.. LOrne Ivers, Mrs. W. A.
Stewart ,. Pianist Mrs. Gordon
Finnigan, Assistant, Mrs. W.
Brown,‘ Auditors, M. W. Zinn,
Miss. Iva Carr. '
k Standing committees:
Agriculture and Can. Industries ,
Mrs. Elmer Black, 'Mrs. Fred ,
Young; Citizenship and. World
Affairs, Miss Beth. McConnell,
Mrs. Roy .Robson; Education and
Cultural Activities, Mrs.. L. Ivers,
Mrs. Ivan Rivett; Family and Con.
sumer Affairs, Mrs. Hugh Mc
Whinney , Mrs. G. McNee; Reso-'
lutions , Mrs. Iva Carr..
The new president,. Mrs.,
Harvey Alton, thanked the retir7
ing president, Mrs.' Wilbur Rut
ledge and asked fOr the continu-
ing support of the members.
The W. I. quilt was on display.
Tickets are to be all in by the
April meeting when the draw for •
it 'will be made.
Mrs: Rutledge thanked Mrs.
McCienaghan for the use of her
home and a lovely lunch was
served by hostesses Mrs. L.
Hasty, Mrs. C. Finnigan and
Mrs. W. Brown.
TOPS Meeting
Ten, members weighed in at .
the regular Topi meeting March
28. The. Tops. Pledge was repeat-
ed and a sing song enjoyed.
Certificates of Merit have been
awarded to the following mem-
bers:, Ella Hackett, Shirley Hack-
ett , ivlarion Mowbray, Barbara
Emberlin and' Mayme Wilkins.
Jane Treleaven and Anna
Johnstone tied' as queen of the
week. Marion. Mowbray won the
draw.
Dorothy Finlayson gave an
interesting talk pointecrmdinly
at the over-40 age group. She
stressed the need of less food
as we get older and to eat
smaller,, more frequent meals.
Salad , or soup and Salad , should
make Up lunch.
Jane Treleaven had charge of
exercises for which We chose up
teams.
LUCKNOW PHONE 528-31113
On Saturday afternoon a pleas;-
ant time was enjoyed at the An-
glican Church basement when
MO. Ray Francisco (Marjorie
Burt) was honoured with a bridal
shower. Mrs. Frank Maulclen
was in the chair and all joined
in singing The more we get to-
gether Jed by Mrs. Jack Barr.
Mrs. ToRMacDonald gave a
humorous reading: Mrs. Lyman--
Sutton conducted a contest.
HurnorouS readings were also given
by Mrs. Frank .Maulden and Mrs.
Gordon. MacDonald'. Mary Helen,
Judy and Karen MacDonald sang
"The Love of Jesus". Miss Edna
Boyle played line wedding march
and 'the bride and.: her assistants
took their places. An address was
read by Shirley BuShell. ThoSe
assisting were Nancy Burt, Udora
McLean, 'Margaret, -Marilyn and
Shirley Bushell.' Marjorie thanked
everyone for the lovely gifts and
all joined in singing "For she's a
jolly good fellow". Lunch was
served and a .social time followed.
A, social evening was enjoyed
at the home of Mr: and Mrs,.. Garf
Reuber of Walkerton on Saturday
night in honour of the marriage
of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Francisco
(Marjorie Burt). The 'evening was
Dr. Johnston was born in West Waivimosh Township and
was a general practitioner in Lucknow for thirty yeari. His
book reflects his life and prictice in this community.
THE LUCKNOW SENTINE L•
Before The Age of Miracles
Memoirs of a Country Doctor
BY DR. W. VICTOR JOHNSTON
MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED AT SAME PRICE
AVAILABLE 'AT ,
spent in games and singing. After-
wards Marjorie and Ray were pres-
ented' with many wonderful' gifts
to 'which they both replied. A
bountiful lunch was served by
everyone.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Walsh and
family Of Millarton visited on
Sunday afternoon With Mrs. Gert-
rude Walsh. •
The Hoiyrood WoMen's lnsti
tute will meet in the hall on
Thursday afternoon, April 5th..
Visitors with Mr: and Mrs.
George Graham were Mr. and Mrs
Ross Duncan of Toronto,. Mr. and
Mrs. Douglas. Eckenswiller, Levi
Eckenswiller of AiLsa Craig.
Lois Nic.holson of Milton spent
the week end at her home here.
During the mid-winter'break
Lois visited With-her friend Sheila
Harrington at 'Heipeler.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson
and. Lois visited on Sunday. with.
Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Evans and
family at Erin.
\ Teresa and Michaajansen
concession 6 visited with Lea
Anne. Glen and Eric Haldenby.
The Presbyterian Sunday
STILL AVAILABLE
$6.95
School will' start next Sunday at
11.30 and the Anglican Sunday
School will begin in May. Both
Sunday Schools will continue for
the summer months.
A' successful auction sale was
held 'on Saturday for the estate. .
of the late Elden Eckenswiller.
Mr. arid Mrs. Carson LoUghren
of Listowel visited Sunday with
her father Henry Scott in Kincar-
dine and District Hospital and
with her aunt Mrs. Gertrude
Walsh of Kinlough. ,
We extend sympathy to the
Hewitt family' in the passing ,
of the late Russell Hewitt in
Kincardine and District Hospital '
on Sunday. They were formerly
of Kinlough.
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