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THE ,LUCKNOIN SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Present Pins At
Sunday Service
VVHITECHURCH NEWS
g Assistin with the special Christ-
ian Family service on Sunday at
• Chalmers Presbyterian Church
were Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
Milligan, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Elliott and Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Versteeg. Special music was a duet
by. John de Boer and son Cecil. The
choir sang a special number.
During the / service Sunday
School pins were presented to the
pupils by their teachers., 1st year
s, pin were presented to Karen
Elliott, Brian Ross , and. Andy
Versteeg; 2nd year pins to Steven
Blom and Vickie Scott; 3rd year
bar, Lyle Willis,. Wayne Forster,
Michael Irwin; 4th year, Cora.
Blom, Mary Moore; 5th year, Wray
Forster, Donald Irwin, Faye Irwin,
Greg Gibson, Bill. Gibson, Rhonda
Gibson; 6th year, Kendra Purdon,
Eddie de Boer; 7th year, Donald de
Boer, David Ross, David Elliott,
Lori Purdon. These 22 were in
attendance over 60% .
The teachers are Kathy Purdon,
Barry Elliott, Patsy Scott, Walter
Elliott /and• Mrs. Vic Emerson.
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NAME JIM HUNTER
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The report, on the Taylor Drain
was considered. After' discussion
with the engineer, council deferred
adopting the report until the
petition is circulated to the
property .owners to the west and
north of the proposed watershed.
The report on the Fitzgerald
Drain Improvement was considered
and there being no opposition, was'
adopted.
The tender • of Joe Metzger for
collecting garbage from cottages
was accepted at a price of $2300.
Tile Drainage loans were accept-
ed from William A. Culbert, Jim
Hawkins and Lorne Cook.
Application for severance was
approved for Jerry Weaver.
Clerk was instructed to have a
representative from the Ministry of
Transportation and Communica-
tions attend the next meeting on
May 20th.
Road accounts of $8107.16 , and
general accounts of $4885.94 were
approved for payment.
Council adjourned to meet May
20th at 7.30 p.m.
DONALD M., SIMPSON, Clerk.
Former Resident
Died In Goderich
MRS. HAROLD FERGUSON
Mrs. Harold Ferguson of Goder-
ich passed away at her residence at
154 Bruce Street, on Wednesday,
April 30th in her seventieth year.
She was, the former Pearl
Raynard, daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Maxwell" Raynard, and
was horn in Ashfield Township on
September 18, 1905.
The late Mrs. Ferguson is
survived by her husband Harold;
two sons and a daughter, Reg of
Woodstock, Lorrai (Mrs. James
Olson) of Toronto and Jim of Port
Elgin; also four g ndchildren, one
sister Mrs. George (Hazel) Tvvam-
ley of Listowel and two 'brothers,
Melvin of Goderich and Nelson of
Lucknow. She was predeceased by
one sister Mrs. Walter (Lillian)
Alton in 1967:
The funeral service was held at
MacKenzie Memorial Chapel,
Lucknow, on Saturday, May 3rd.
Rev. Ralph' King of North Street
United Church, Goderich was
minister.,
Interment was in Greenhill
Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Gordon Mullin,
William Mullin, Frank Alton, Doug
Raynard, Ralph Blackstone, Russel
Alton.
Flower bearers were Chris
Raynard, Bruce Raynard, Russel
Irvin, Donald Murray, Bud 13itton,
Bruce Chapman.
Happy Hearts
End Year
With Luncheon
The Ripley Happy Hearts Club
closed, their year as far as regular
meetings go, by a Pot Luck
Luncheon in the Legion Hall. As
usual, it was a bountiful meal and
was in charge of Mrs. Gladys
Huston, Mrs., Violet MacKenzie,
Mrs. Norman MacDonald, Mrs.
Frank Scott, Reg Moore: It was
Mrs. Picot's birthday, so we were
glad to all sing Happy Birthday.
Miss Christine Robertson showed
slides of Ottawa 'and made every-
one want to visit there. Reg
Godfrey was in charge of the Penny
Bingo. Reg Moore aSsited him in
the absence of. Lloyd) Arnold.
Proceeds went to the Cancer Fund.
Some members will assist the
Lucknow Club with entertainment
on May 12th and the Club will be
entertained later.• An invitation
had also been extended from
Kincardine Club.
Two new Directors were elected,
Reg Godfrey and Ardill Mason. A
bus trip was planned for June 5th
to Niagara Falls. Mrs. Ralph
Elliott , , Mrs; Morris Reid are in
charge. Mrs. Donald Blue read the
minutes of the meeting held in
Wingham to re-organize Zone 9.
There will be a Zone Picnic in
Hanover in 'July and a' FaIrRally
Paisley. Mrs. Lloyd IrWin was
appointed to head the Arthritis
Campaign this year. ,EveryOne is
urged to purchase the History of
Huron Township and Ripley which
is in the process of being printed,
and will be ready for the Reunion.
A committee was appointed to be
in charge of a Float for the
Reunion. They will be Ardill
Mason, Bert and Evelyn Irwin, Reg
and Frances Godfrey. Good use
was made of the new' Bulletin
Board. Some of the lovely spring
flowers were taken to Mrs. Ross
MartYn and Mrs. Ham MacKin-
non.
Each monthly meeting was well
planned by the various committees
and all were different and all were
good, so everyone . went hothe
happy - true' happy heatts.
Raise. $221910
LOcal campaign
For ,Concer Society
As of May 8, the Lucknow and
District• canvass folr' the Canadian
Cancer Society has been completed
with total contributions amounting
to $2219.55. Mrs. Jack McKim is
the local campaign chairman.
The following canvassers, under
the direction of Mrs. Mary Gibson,
collected $540.55 from Huron
Township area residents: Thelma
Godfrey, Marion Lowry, Anna
MacTavish, Edna MacDonald,
Gayle Lowry, Sarah Fox, Bertha
Scott, Gordon Farrell, James Tout,
Merle Farrell, M. Smeltzer, Nancy
Campbell, Betty Hooey, P. Put;
man, Patricia Lowry, Eunice Em-
merton.
In the Holyrood area, Mrs.
Bonnie Ackert collected $50.00.
The Kairshea Women's Institute
collected $144.50.
Mrs. Shirley Brooks canvassed
Highway 86 east and Mrs. Freda
Button canvassed #86 west.
In Lucknow, the following assist-
ed with the canvass:' Mrs. Jack
McKim and Mrs. Jessie Chester,
Mrs.' Margarite Sanderson, Mrs.
Sam Gibson, Mrs. Peter MacDon-
ald, John, Anna and Susan
Kreutzweiser, Mrs. Mae Hunter,
Mrs. Mary' Nelson,, Mrs. Gloria
Ritchie, Mrs. Ann StanleY, Jim
McNaughtmi, Mrs. Barbara Sand-
erson, Isabel and Mary Ellen
Havens, Mrs. Ena Henderson, Bill
Porteous, Olive and Nancy Warren,
Mrs. Margaret Stanley, Mrs.
LauraLee Cayley, Mrs. Cora Mac-
Donald, Mrs. 'Lenore Glenn, Mrs.
Margaret Finlay, Mrs. Donna
Sutton, Miss Ruth Thompson, Mrs.
WIEDNIBSDAY, MAY 14, im
Eldon Henderson, Mrs, Peter
Cook, Mrs. Rose Pederson, Mrs.
Dorothy Brown, Mrs, Marlene
Struthers, Mrs. Norma McDonagh,
Mrs. Lois Walden, Mrs. Wanda
Damon, Alegi Andrew, Mrs. Betty
Finlayson, Art and Rita Gilmore,
Mrs. Fern MacDonald, Bruce and
Margaret Hamilton, Mrs, Doris
Humphrey, Mrs. Ida Barger, Mrs,
Pearl Jamieson, Mrs. Mac Conley,
Mrs. Betty Emberlin and Dr. Jack
-McKim.,
Throughout the year, the public
is asked 'to support many worthy
causes and yet during April, people
respond generously as canvassers
and contributors for the cause o
Cancer. Last year this coinmunit
gave '$1723.40 and this yea
$2219.55. The Canadian Cance
Society, of which every contributo
is a member, is grateful foi suppo
at this time, - and throughout th
year through In Memoriam dona
tions. The money will go toward '
Cancer Research, Education of t
Public and Service to Patients ,
need. Because you care enough'
give, Cancer will be beaten.
KINSMEN
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Morrison and Bob Symes.
At an earlier meeting, th
following were elected as tlu
executive of the Kinette Club o'
Lucknow for the 1975-76 term
Linda Rathwell, president; 1st via
presidents Linda Johnston; 2m
vice president, Marybelle Cran
ston; treasurer, Lillian Abbott
secretary, 'Rosalene Barger; regist
rar, Wilma Clark; bulletin editor
Diane Hackett; assistant bulletin
editor, Karen Flanagan.
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LUCKNOW, OthARIO
'The Sepey Town" On the Huron-Bruce Boundary
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