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SENTINEL, LUCKNOW;ONTARiO, THE LUCKNOW ESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1473 •
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By Andrew. Muir •
ough it was abouethe most
event at the Haven in
I willsive first place men-
the very enjoyable and .
ful Annual Tea and Baz -
• h took place on July 24th
!believe was equal to,
'd not excel; any similar
in years past. Anyhow I
e Auxiliary ladies were
ell pleased with the attend-
d results and I am sure
upervisor Mrs. Stewart and
ant, Mrs.. Schmidt, mist. ' •
with the demand there
the many and varied •
their Minds and skilful
and those of their helpers,
signed and made for the '
lucky winners Of the various
draws were; chair, Mri. G.
, Edmonton, Alta.;
urn, Barbara Rae , Guelph;
bracelet, Jessie Fraser, .
ound; crocheted cover
hion, Mrs. Fred Friar ,
14 0tur. Judy MacKin-
11, 3 Paisley; cushion,
Abell, Dunkeld; surprise
Johnson; Walker -
ste basket, Mrs. Lloyd •
It; R. 2 Paisley:
afternoon of July 10 a
group of young people froM the
Chesley-Elmwood area who have
been studying and practicing
dramatic art as an pro-
ject put on an exhibition of their
acting skills as the first of a series
of performances which
they, intend to put on in commun-
ities within a radius of 60 miles
of their honie area.
On July 13th we enjoyed a visit
from about 25 residents of Gate-
way Haven at Wiarton who had
lunch in the new 2nd floor dining
area and were then conducted on
a tour of the new wing to Bruce-
lea Haven.
On. July 18th a birthday party
for those having a birthday in ,
July was conducted by Mrs, J. P.
Johnstone and Mrs. George An-
stett on behalf of Greenock ladies,
The program was largely musical
with Wilfrid Brick playing his
vi?lin, Mrs. -Art Metcalf at.the
piano and Mrs. Lorne' Bester with
her accordian playing numerous
tunes and with various combina-
tions of instruments. Mrs.
Metcalf also sang several solos
to her own accompaniment., Mrs.
Howard Thompson played the
pidno
while her two daughters
sang• a couple'of duets as she also
did for the singing of Happy Birth-
day and the Queen after which
WC enjoyed a treat of cake and ice
cream.
Those having birthdays in July
_and receiving gifts were Miss
Euphemia Little who was 101; Mrs.
Mary Donaldson, Miss Magdalen
'Stroeder, R. Wesley Hedley,
Mrs. Abbie. Ferris, Mrs. Sarah
Mc, ee, Mrs: Lucy Silliek and
s. .Alice Etherton.
Our sincere sympathy is extend-
ed to Mrs. Robert •Long whose hus-
band was called away July 10th.
Setvice was held in the Chapel
on the evening of July 10th by the
Gideons.
Those coming to reside here
during July were Mrs. Abbie
Shiestel, Mrs. Jean Griffin, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Etherton and
Mrs. Henrietta Whyte. We hope
they enjoy good fellowship and
contentment.
IN LIGHTER VEIN.- •
"Not guilty of bigamy," said the
Judge, "you may now bo home."
"Thanks Judge! which one?"
Employee: "Are you not ashamed
and embarrassed to give me such
a poultry pay cheque?"
Boss; "You mean. Paltry."
Employee; "I mean poultry, it's .
chicken feed."
Great Grandmother; A ,girl who
does not sun herself because
there's a hole in the knee of her
bathing suit.
KINTAIL
*Miss Nancy MacLennan, daugh-,
ter of Mr. and Mrs. ,Stewart Mac-
Lennan, nurse in Toronto, and
Miis Jean MacDonald of Kincar-
dine „ daughter of Mrs. Helen Mao
Donald of Goderich, left by plane
this week for a six week holiday
in the British Isles.
Carol Finlayson of Guelph, •and
friend Dean Black spent the week
end at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Finlayson. Allan Finlay-
son of Guelph also spent the
week end at the home
of his, parents. Rod FinlaySon of
Sarnia motored home and attended
the Wedding reception, of Corinne
MacDonald of Ripley.
Lyle Oliver has been hospital-
ized this past week. 'His many
friends wish him a speedy
recovery.
Bayne MacLennan is also at
present in the Kincardine Hospit-
al due to eye pain caused by a
welder.
Guests at the. Thacker-Bell
wedding Saturday evening, in Kin-
cardine from this area were,
Sandy Simpson, Margaret Simp-
son; Glenn Ferguson and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Simpson. Miss Bell
Was a registered nurse at the God-
erich Psychiatric Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted KlOostra and
family spent holidays at Wheatley,
Ontario.
• Mr.. and' Mrs. Ross MacKenzie
and family spent their holiday at
Fenelon Falls.
Mr.and Mrs. Duncan 'Simpson
and fathily are holidaying this'
week in Southern Ontario. I
missed some news columns due to
taking a course in Hamilton dur-
ing the summer. I am now back
and looking for your news items
once more. The family added a
pew foundation to the farm barn
as their summer project while I
was away..
A summer visitor in this area,
was Mrs. Raymond F. Peterson of
Fullerton, California.' Mrs. Peter-
son is a daughter of Jim MacDon-
ald , fiirmerly of Ashfield.
TEESWATER
TOPS NEWS
A' total of 182 lbs. have been
lost since June the sixth by the
members of the Tops Club'.
We have been meeting weekly
this month and a total of 63 lbs. ,
were lost so far this month.
The Queens of the Week were• •
Dorothy Rotteau - August 1st,
Marion•Hurnmel and Evelyn Phip-
1ips tied on August 8th and Mar..:
ion Mowbray on August 15th.
Charms and bracelets given
out August 8th were: scales charms
for 6 weeks continuous weight
loSs, Eunice Cunningham; 1/2
way to goal charms; Terry Mac .
Kenzie and Karla Hogan; weight
goal charm and bracelet, Dor-..
othy FinlaysOn; Queen of the:
month:charm for July, Rita How-
ard.
Others have charms coming to
them, but were absent, so will
receive them the, second week
next month.
We have: also held a, secret bal-
lot considering 'the purchase of
new scales: The results are not
known yet as some members have
not voted.
Ella Hackett read,us an article
on milk which stated that milk
'is never expensive whatever the .;
priCe. It is filled with nutrients
and 'is good for all, even those
who are trying• to lose weight.
We learned early this summer
that some Diet Clubs
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Accident Victim
Thee funeral service for Jean •
Isobel (MacGregor) Brock, 28., of
Tiverton, who was killed in a
motor accident on No. 9 highway
at Riversdale on Friday., August
lOth, was held at the MacKenzie
Memorial Chapel in Lucknc54 on
Monday. August 13 at 2 p.m.
Rev. Kenneth Rooney was minister.
She was the daughter of Gordon
and Dorothy MacGregor of London
and was born in Scotland on' Nov-
ember 26th, 1944. She came to •
Canada with her parents at age
16 'months and lived in the Kintail-
Lochalsh area until about age 10 •
years when they moved to London, ,
Mrs. Brock moved to the. Tiver-
ton area about 2 years ago.
13urial was in' Kintail Cemetery.
Pallbearers were George, Donald,
Sandy and Bob MacGregor, Orland
Richards -and Les. Bonner.
Mrs. Brock is survived by, a son
Steven., age 4; her' parents and
three' sisters Mrs. Stewait (Mary
Helen) .Ross of London, Doreen
of Banff and Cathy of •London; her
grandmother Mrs'. Murdock Mac-
Gregor of Red Deer , Alberta.
recommend a glass of, skim milk • ,
a day to tighten up the loose skin
on our bodies, while we 'are los-
ing.
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