The Lucknow Sentinel, 1965-07-14, Page 7WEDNESDAY,- JULY 14th, 1965
THE L41C0,04OW.'SENTINEL, •LUCKNOW, ONTAR,1O
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A `'large crowds ,of .interested
members and their friends gath-
ered at Purple Grove Community
Centre for the " July :• •-meeting of
the Women's Institute..•
.Mrs. George Harkness and Mrs.
Don Gillies were in 'charge of the
meeting with Mrs. Morford Mac-
kay as pianist. The scripture . les -
lion was •'read by Mrs. Victoria
Smith. Membersanswered the'
roll call by;. giving ideas for an
easy Sunday,, dinner. Soup, hot,
'dogs, pie or. 'Je110 and sandwiches,
which ' everyone makes for : him-
self, seemed the Most popular i-
deas. The next, .4-H : Club :will.. be
"The Club Girl Entertains".
Leaders are needed.
The secretary had received • lit-:
erature on Safety ,*and Centennial,
projects. All are invited •to ,the
Tea at. lite; Bruce Museum-. on
July 2i. Purple Grove ` will be
hostesses at the Log' Cabin on
July 25. Anyone wishing. to ' go
contact Mrs..•.W. J. Arnold.: Mrs.
Frank Currie led : in 'a discussion.
regarding plans'' for ;the- Fall Fair
display..Acommittee has been ap-
pointed to ;begin planning for :a
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,pupils and residents: It is
hoped it' can .beheld late in Aug
ust. Mrs. Wm. Arnold read items
from a 1916 'Kincardine Review
and said. Mrs•. Wm. Hough was
replacing Miss Florence P. Eadie
on a Arip, visiting the 20 Institutes;,
in the Far North. The next reg-
ular meeting will be held In the
Community, Centre . on the evening.
?of . • August ' 4..
Mrs. Allan :Coiling was Conven-
er for the 'program, which, opened
with a , sing -song. Miss Eva Cul-
bert :read a humorous poem. Sus-
an Bradley and ' Susan ' Colling'
sang,. two duets ,accompanied by.
Mrs. , ` Ambrose ' Gamble. These
.were much enjoyed. Mrs. Don
McCosh had an excellent record,
of an address': given by 'Doh Lonie
to, .a group of teen-agers. It was
full of humour but also stressed
the 3 R's for teen-agers and which
could also apply to all' age
groups.. They' .. were . Responsi-
bility, : Respect and Religion. Ed-
ucation is ;important but- we° are
worshipping. .education to—day,,
A : cmnrnunity meeting was
planned' for the next evening.. Lun-
ch was : served by Mrs.. Frank
Currie, ' Mrs. Claude Dore • and
Mrs. Gordon Patterson and a
socia: ,timeenjoyed by all.
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Died In Lucknow
' MRS. ' `ALFONS SOMERS
Mrs. Alfons Somers •..formerly
Maria Theresa Wouters, died at
the home of her daughter & - her
son-in-law, Mr. & ' Mrs. Caswell.
Hackett- of Lucknow, on Thurs
day, -June 17, 1965. She was 76.
Mrs., Somers was, ° born in St.
Leonards, Belgium; ' on February
15, 1889. She came, from the west-
almost ,two.years ago; and made
her ,home with : her daughter.
She was in Wingham Hospital
from August last -Year until April.
,this Year. Mrs. Somers had been
bedfast for some. time now.
She is survived by " one daugh-
ter' Mrs. Caswell• (Mary) Hackett,'
Lucknow; three sons, Constant of
Windsor, •Joseph of Rosser, .Man-
itoba and . Frank . of Portage. La
Prairie,' Manitoba, one brother in
D eloraine Manitoba and one.
brother in Belgium; ' 17 grrand'
children, 5 great grandchildren.
Mrs. Somers' husband prede-
cased .
e herin 1956, .
sonJohn
in 1961 and one .son
one on . Charles in
1963. •
The body rested at MacKenzie.
Memorial Chapel on. Thursday
evening, June 17th, thence to Del-
oraine, Manitobaitoba for funeral' .ser-
vice
ser-
vice" .:.which was held on June
22nd.. Otto Hiller, Souris, Mani-
toba, ' was . cleryman. Burial' was
in..Deloraine:' Cemetery. `: .
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Jack ' Ackert. The judges were
Mrs. Lyman Sutton and Mrs: Per-
ry Hodgins. Miss Jackie Johnston
favoured with two' piano numbers.
rs.
Mrs.. William Eadie had the . Boy
Scout pictures. Contests were en-.
joyed. The . meeting closed ' with
God Save the Queen. Refresh-
ments were . served and a social
tithe ' enjoyed. Directors , were
Mrs. Morgan Johnston, and; Mrs.
Jack Ackert. The August hostess-
es will be Mrs. Ed Thompson and
Mrs. Jack " Hewitt. On 'July 19th'
this . Institute , will be hostess at.
the Log ., Cabin. at Southampton.
Catharines visited with her par.-
ents Mr..'and Mrs. .James Hod-
gins
Mr:.. and Mrs. Dan Nicholson of
Lucknow.. spent 'Sundayafternoon.
with .Mr. and Mrs. Don Gilles-
pie, Ronnie and' :Cathy . •
Mr.. and Mrs.• Dan. McInnes and
family visited on Friday• evening
with Mr. and Mrs: Jim McEwan
and family.: ;at..Kinloss.
William Bell who '
has,
been' vis-
.,
iting with relatives here left on
Friday -on his return.. trip ;to the
West. .
Mrs. 'Jim Hodgins and : girls
spent a few days. with her par-/
ents at Windsor.' • •
Mr. and Mrs. John Thornton and
family of Gorrie visited'
on Sun-
day with • Mr. •and Mrs. Dan Mc=:.
Innes and family,
•Holyrood W.I.
The' • H.W.I.•met on Tuesday
evening at the . home of Mrs. Mor-
gan :.Johnston with Mrs. Orville.
Elliott co -hostess. Mrs. Alex Per-
cy presided and 'the . meeting op-
ened by singing : the • Ode and 're-
peating the Mary Stewart Collect.
The secretary, . Mrs: Lyman Sut-
ton, read the • minutes' , and gave
the . financial . report. ..Notes of
thanks were read., The 'following.
committee •was • appointed to look
after antiques for the Luekno'W'.
Fall Fair, Mrs Tom'<Hodgins,
Miss Edna • Boyle,' Mrs. Morgan.
.Johnston and :Mrs. Jack Hewitt.•
The' roll call was. "One .reason'
why, I buy Canadian made• arti-
cies , when possible." Mrs. Mor-
-gan Johnston gave the topic, The,
Tourist ,Industry in our :Province.
Mrs. Jack Ackert gave 'the 'Motto
"Industry is a country's • stepping,
stone to success.". The• contest. on'.
Uncooked • cookies•' was won. by.
•Mrs. Orville 'Elliott and Mrs.
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Week -end visitors' With ': Mrs.
Clifton Austin. were Mr. and : Mrs.
Raymond Austin ' : ' and Marlene,
Toronto Mrs. Ambrose Hartman,
Kitchener;- Mr. and ' Mrs. Len
Woodley.. Donna and . Mary Woodi-
leyhave spentthe past weekwith
their grandmother.
Mr. • Rz Miltenburg received' the
news``of the death of his Mother`
in Holland. during_ -the past week
We wish to a�rss ourr sy
mP th
to. Mr. Miltenburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Vogt of; De-
troit ; and grandchildren: Susan and
Urscela Vogt have been • vacation-
ing with her brother Frank Sul
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'Wan.
Vivian Bryan of Toronto .is. vis-
icing with *Fay Hogan. ' • `
Mike ' Martin, ° Stoney Creek.
spent the week -end here.
Stella • ean, ''Toronto is 'spend:.
Plan Conference -
An' Sumrner School.
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The executive of Huron Presby-
terial t
U.C.W.Whope all U.C.W.
members and laymen will . plan to
attend/ the . Goderich Summer
School ' on Saturday, September
11 when the Rev.' August. Meech-`
`am,, well': known. fore his unique
presentation of Bible study will
lead' a day of'' Dynamic Christian
Fellowship:
.Registration is' still open to those
wishing t o attend . the Regional;,
:Conference' at:; McMaster UniVer-.
sity.. in Hamilton,,. August: 27-29 in •
elusive. ,
Each local officer. is.. asked` to
contact , and report • to' , her cor-
responding presbyterial ' officer.,
A workshop in' the -forenoon and.
Mrs. Fern : Scrruto" '•former ` this-
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sionary' in. Japan guest.' speaker
in' the afternoon'is planned . for' the
Fall''Rallies to ,,be held as follows:
October 19: ` for ' North, Section at'
Fordwich;:October' 20 for Center
Section at. Winthrop;October 21
for, South _� Section at Crediton;
October. , 22 for. ':West Section at
Holinesville. •
• The president, Mrs. Gilbert Bee-
croft
closed the Meeting held in
Ontario Street: United x . Church
Clinton, June.:23rd.'
1---umusow Viiimam --,
with 1•
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ing the summer months with:'Mrs:. �. .
Martha O'Neill.•
Mr: and MrsJoe Austin,'.Fiori SPRAY FINISHES 1
da visited among relatives on
1 INTERIOR- EXTERIOR
Sunday.
Mrs. Audrey Carver has. her 1
':Mrs. Wood Hamilton vis • 1.' :.
mother ,. Enamels, . --
Ring her.
1 Clears
Belated news Mr. •and : Mrs,
' ' Martin : and ,son Tim° moved
into; their new . home .a few' weeks
ago Congratulations
Patti O'Connor is visiting in De-
troit this week::-
y ySpending the
Betty ' De Bruyn is
summer with Mr,. and Mrs. Peter
Van Osch and family: '
Mr..' and Mrs. .John Dietrich
and family spent the week -end
with Mr and Mrs Mark Dalton
and family:
• Mr, and Mrs: Clarence , Doherty
and family, Ted Martin of Hamil-
ton are visiting with their par-
ents,.
ar-ents, .
'UNITED CHURCH .UNIT 1
VISITS PINECREST' MANOR
. Several members of Unit 1 of
U.C.W. met at Pinecrest :Manor,
on Thursday, July 8 and Present-
ed ' a .program for the Senior Cit
izens•.
Mrs.,' Drennan opened the meet-
ing ' with a ..'hymn and .. Mrs. Tay-'
for read the scripture lesson' fol-
lowed by, the meditation,. the top-
ic being "Hope of the World".
Sharon and Linda Campbell sang
a duet 'and Linda and Nancy. Wal-
den, Carol and Sharon Campbell.,
favoured witha quartette. Read
ings were given by Mrs. George
Stuart, Mrs. Reid and,. Mrs. Hal-
lam, The meeting closed by sing-
ing a ,hymn followed by courtesy
remarks by Mrs. McDiarmid..
Mrs. Drennen ' then invited the
group to „heir home where after-
no'on tea ,was served and . a social
time '.:enjoyed, : ` •
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