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Roseville Mich •
Mrs: Wm. Hogan of Lucknow
returned last week from Detroit;
where she attended the funeral
of her nephew Raymond Kelly of
Roseville, Michigan. •
•
Mr. Kelly, who was in his
40th year, was killed while wink-
ing, in a steel tubing plant. •
The funeral took place from
the Sacred Heart Church, Rose-
ville with burial in St. Clair
Cemetery.
He is survived by his wife.
Betty-, three sons and four (laugh
ters; his mother Mrs. Bertha.
Kelly of St. Clair, Michigan,
three brotheriand three sisters. •
gatei are Mrs. 'McLean with Mrs..
McLeod as an alternate,
Mrs. Lock was asked.to report
back at our meeting regarding
discussions held' at the. new com-
munity developmentcommittee
meetings which are arranged.
An open meeting will be held'in
the Anglican Church next week,
on Monday night. Mrs. Moore
give the courtesies and 'the.
meeting closed.
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, APRIL
PAGE. EIGHTEEN
Maxwell's General Store
at Holyrood
TO MR. AND MRS. DONALD MURRAY
We wish to thank customers -for their
,past patronage and trust that they will show the
same .coUsideration for the new owners.
P, •
Jack and Laurette Maxwell
Mrs. Jack McLean
Elected President
Of Ripley Inoitute
A delicious luncheon at 12.30
preCeded the anntial meeting of
the Ripley •Women% Institute.
' in the Legion Hall on Friday,
April 6th. payment of fees was
the rall_call and the annual busi-
ness was held.
A canvass for the blind will be
held in October. Reports were
given by standing committee
conveners. Christen Robertson
reported for the sick committee.
Mrs. Lock reported attending
hospital auxiliary meetings and
stated that we had assisted'At the
Tuck Shop. • '
The following officers, were
elected by Mrs: Kirkpatrick:
,Hon. Pres.. Mrs, Finlay McLeod;
President, MrS. Jack McLean;
Vice President, Mrs.
Graham Cook Sec. Treai'.,, Mrs.
Walter Culbert; Aust .. Secretary,
Mrs. Joe Scott; Directors, Mrs.
Ross Martyn, Mrs. Frank Scott,
Mrs. Roy MacKenzie; District .
Director. Mrs. Finlay McLeod;
Pianists. Mrs. Roy MacKenzie.
/ Mrs. Ross Martyn; Public Rela-
tions officer, Mrs. Francis Gem-
rnell.
Conveners of standing commit-
, tees: Agriculture and C.anadian •
Industries, Mrs. Oliver McChar -
les; Citizenship and World Affairs,
Mrs.' James Kirkpatrick; Educa-
tion and Cultural Activities, Mrs.
Donald Blue; Family and Con-
st mer Affairs, Mrs. George. Mc
Donald; Resolutions; Mrs. Char-
les Liddle.•
The convener of the blind can-
vass was sent an invitation and
tickets to a banquet. Mrs. Mc-
Lean will attend with 'a friend.
Volunteers offered to make pup-
peti for the hoSpital auxiliary,
The Women's Institute joined
the hospital. auxiliary .again this
°year. Plans were discussed regard
ing catering to, the Legion Banquet
on April 28th. A report on the
card panies held during the wint-
er goved'favourable. A report of
the District Directors meeting
was given by Amelia McLean.
A trip to E0and Lee Home was
suggested:
Delegates to the District Annual.
in Belmore May 15th are Mrs. Mc-
Lean,- Mrs. McLeod, Mrs. Cook
and Mrs. Gernmell. Wks, Peet,
Mrs. McLeod and Mrs. Scott will "
be deligates to the Rally in Octob-
Li and the area convention dele-'
n
Make. Presentation
To Dauphin Family
DUNGANNON NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Dauphin of
Goderich visited on. Sunday with
the former's parents, Mr., and
M. Joe Dauphin, Gary and Sub-
an. Last Last week the Dauphins had
a. successful auction sale and plan
to move to Chatham this week..
On Tuesday evening, a few• of
the neighbours dropped in and
,ptesented Mr. and Mrs. Dauphin
with a 'swag lamp, and a gift for
Susan. Gary is remaining in
this community.
Mr. and Mrs. Rill Million of
Stratford.visited on Wednesday
with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Ivers.
On Sunday Mrs. Cecil Blake
was a guest in Wingha-mcwith
and Mrs. Richaid Kilpatrick and
Mrs. A. N. Atkinson, when.
other members of their family
and friends from Sarnia, ListoW -
el and Goderich were, present.
RECEPTION FOR NEWLY-WEDS
' A reception in horibur of Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Alton, newly-
weds, was held Saturday, even-
ing in Dungannon •
Agricultural Hall. A humorous
address was given by Girvin Reed,
and presentations were made by
Fred Phillips 'and,. Andrew Ritchie,
neighbOurs.,
FIVE EXPLORERS GRADUATE
The Dungannon Explorer's-
group held a mother .and daughter
supper on April 10, after complet-
ing 21 Meetings. The five mem-
bers graduating from Explorers
were Marsha Alton, Jan Caesar,
Leola Chisholm, Betty Errington,
and' Annabel. Stewart. On May
12 the Explorer group will have a
table of Crafts at the U.C. W.
bazaar. Weather permitting, a'
hike will, take place on June 2.
The Explorer leaders, Mrs. Jean'
Errington and Mrs.:Marie Stewart
wish to thank the mothers and
daughters for their co-operation
and excellent attendance' this past.
sea§on.
Brian Stewart returned hoine on
Tuesday after five days in
Victoria Hospital, London, follow-
ing a motorbike accidentin
which he suffered a broken nose,
,and bruised ligaments in his leg.
He is able to be back at High
WE WISH TO ANNOUNCE
THAT WE HAVE SOLD
School, Steve Caesar also has
returned to work, having had
bruised ligaments in his leg in the
same accident. ,
On Sunday. Mr. and-Mrs. Bob
Stothers and Jim accompanied
by Mrs.- Wib MacLeod of Kincar-
dine-, attended a family gather-
ing in Preston at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Warren Bamford to
honour Mr. and ly,Irs. George
Whitlam of Toronto 'on their
recent 25th wedding anniversary.
Miss. Rosemary Eedy and Bill
Gardner of Stratford spent the
week 'end at 'the former'shorne
here with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Eedy.
Mr. and Mrs.. Gerrie Glenn,
Angela' and Arletta , also Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Glenn and Harold,
who have spent the winter months
in Brownsville, Texas, arrived
home Monday eventing. Harye
and Joe Sproule, who had been at
Brownsville also, returned 'a week
or so earlier - in time to
enjoy a. brief winter storm
We are sorry to know At
Higgins has beeninifospi
GOderich for several days;
.Mrs. jolin•Ryan has been b
ized in Brampton.
Most every family atten
Brookside School concern
Thursday or Friday event
enjoyed the splendid prop
which wore presented.
On Sunday Mrs. JOhnYt
accompanied her sonifret
Art Young; and Mr.'iod,
Wrn . Wiggins..to visit
brother , Charles .Souch
who is .a..patient in Victot
Hospital' in:London. Tim'
visited another daughter
Mrs, ROM. Henderson in.:
Mr. and Mrs.•Irvinefet
in • Kitchener on. Sunday to
Mr. and Mrs.. Bob Ote,a)id
Matthew. ..Itvine also atte
Legion meeting -inPreston