The Lucknow Sentinel, 1965-09-08, Page 9WEDNESDAY, ,SEPT. 8th,' 1965
THE .LUCKNOW •SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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KINLOUGH
' : Mrs. Glen Haldenby and infant.
son spent a few days ' with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Alex Percy
and Wayne.
Mr. and Mrs. .P, . A. Murray
visited at Wallaceburg • with- •Mr.
and Mrs. Keith : McCarter . and
family.
Miss .` Barbara Murray returned
to Windsor where she will resume
her teaching duties.
Mr. and Mrs1, Jack, Barr and.
familyvisited' on Sunday with Mr.
y...
and Mrs. Ross Wilson at Conn.
Rev. ' and: Mrs: Charles Cox of
Teeswater visited .•on Monday;•;with..
Rev. Benson Cox,, :'in Kincardine
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Hospital' and :with Mrs. William
Cox:.. :..
We a r e sorry to report that
Mrs; Frank Johnston is 'a patient
in the Winghain District Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs.' Dan McInnes . and
family, were recent visitors with
her parents Mr. . and Mrs., J. Dix-
on at Durham.
10,000 Mile :Trip •
Mr. and .Mrs.' Chris ''Shelton re
turned` home on Sunday. evening.
They were away 11 weeks and
travelled around 10,000''miles vis-
iting ,with relatives in. Elliott
Lake,. Peace River,. Vancouver,
Victoria . and Fort St:
Jhn
.
,
�M : 'and Mrs.VerneHodgins
of
Angus
visited on' Thursday with
Mrs. Tom' Hodgins. „
Congratulations to: Mr. and Mrs.
Glen' Hodgins on •the : birth of a
son, a brother, for Darryl, Bevan,
and Dale..
Mrs. Irene MacKenzie of Moose,
Jaw, Sask , visited over.the week-
end with'Mrs: William Cox and
other relatives here.
Mr. a n• d Mrs. Bert ' Nicholson
w e r'e` guests at : the Nicholson
Cowan wedding on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Haldenby
returned' home from their' holi-
days. • ••
,
Miss Evelyn • Nicholson' of Tor-
onto spent the • week -end at . her
home here.
Grandmothers' Meeting
The H.W.I. met on Thursday „af-
ternoon with Mrs. Charlie ' Mur-
ray and / Mrs. '' Raynard Ackert,
hostesses. Mrs. Alex Percy pre-
sided and the meetingopened by
singing•. the : Ode and repeating' the
Mary Stewart- Collect •in unison.
Communications and thetreasur-
er's • report were' read by •.the sec-
retary, Mrs, Lyman Sutton, Mrs.
William Eadiereported on ' Cul
tural -Activities a n d Mrs. Ed
Thompson read from the Feder-
ated News. On Tuesday evening,
September 14th, at '8:37, the Holy-
rood branch will be the guests of:
the Whitechurch Institute.
Miss June Ackert . received the
Bruce County 4-H ' scholarship
which amounts to $100.00. The
presentation will be made • at the
fall rally. Congratulations, are ex-
tended to June.
The roll call was "A song pop-
ular. In my teens". Mrs. Perry
Hodginspresided for ,the program
and read a, paper written by Mrs.
Arthur Graham of. Sault. Ste. Mar-
ie on the pioneer: life of her
grandmother, the late Mrs. Rich-
and Haldenby :of the Westford ar-
ea, The information was handed
down by the late Mrs. Thomas
Percy, the former Jane Heiden
-
by, ' who was a daughter.
Mrs;• Margaret McPherson pro-
posed• ;a. toast to all of the grand -
Mothers. Mrs. Marion Harris and
Mrs,Jack Barr favoured with a
dilet.. 'Mrs. McPherson the' olden donated
the
following pi`
mother-, -Mrs. Ada Hodgins of
Windsor;. the youngest grandmo-
ther, Mrs. Lyman Sutton; ' `, the
most great grandchildren, Mrs.
Ernest Ackert; the .. most grand,
children, Mrs. Bond of Woodstock;:
the grandmother .with'. the most
articles in her purse, Mrs. John.
Barr; the grandmother with the
longest, foot, Mrs. Margaret Mc-
Pherson; the grandmother with
the birthday closest to the\ meet-
ing, , Mrs William ` Cox; the One
wearing the newest _dress, Mrs.
William Eadie; the ;one_who could
whistle best, Mrs: Jim Smith; . a
town startingwith the first letter
of your name, Mrs. Alex Percy;
guessing. articles,; Mrs. Jack Barr,
Mrs. Alex Percy, Mrs. Ed ' Thom-
pson, Mrs. Ellwood Elliott. :',
Things my 'grandmother 't o '1 d
me and the Centennial improve-
ment pamphlet were read : by
Mrs. Perry Hodgins. The meeting
closed by singing God Save the
Queen and Grace. Lunch, was ser-
ved by the 'hostesses.•
ZION
Those attending the' Swan re-
union on Sunday aL Seaforth Park
were Mr. and ' Mrs. Earl Swan
Mr. and'.. Mrs. Russel', Swan And
family and . Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Ritchie and Anne.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kirkland,
Ken and -Nancy were in London
on Monday. Ken remained in Lon
don • where he ' will' be attending
the Ontario' Vocational Centre for,
the coming year. .
Mr, and Mrs. ' Lloyd McAuley
of Toronto . and Mrs. Mary Mc-
Auley : of Acton spent Sunday ev-
ening with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Ritchie and Anne.
Church will be held 'at Hac-
kett's .'church on Sunday.
- Larry. Hunter and Ron Gardner'
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sent ' Saturday:
Imam..
at
Toronto „Exhi-.' Sarnia. 'visited at..:t,h e week -end
with ' Mr. and Mrs: Harry Coiling'
LIVET
Mrs. :R E. Frit!. of Hamilton
spent the 'holiday week -end °.with'.
Mr.: and.. MrsW. T. Rou:ston
and Jack: •
Mr "and 'Mrs." Bob Barkwell and
family ; .of Dundas visited with fe-
latives here over the ' week -end.
Janet ..Hamilton was heard in a
solo "The Lord's : My Shepherd",
on' Sunday morning in the United
Church.
Mrs. Hoffman of Toronto spent
the week -end with : Mrs.. Gary
Hoffman, Janet' and Michael Ha-
milton. .
Mr. and 'Mrs. Irwin Johnston of
and family.•
Two weddings of interest to Ol-
ivet people' took . place on Satur-
day, Bert. Johnston of Teeswater
and Ronnie Nicholson of Itipley-
Bothh boys 'lived on the fourth ' of
Huron. /
John McCallum ::of Hanover; who
has been helping his: uncle ,•Ro-
bert 'Osborneon the farm this
summer, returned home at 'the
week -end.
Joyce and- Jimmie. • Black ,and'
Nancy and . Ronnie McGuire spent
a few days ; last week ` with. Mr.
and Mrs Robert Engel • and fam-
ily of'. •Dublin: 'Miss Sharon : Coiling ' attended
the Exhibition in . Toronto on Wed-
nesday. ,
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