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THE '.1.,UCKNoW .SENTINEI„, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO,
•KINLOUGH and DISTRICT
Mr. and. WilliamAugusPr
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•Of Ingersoll, Mr, Herbert Pearson'
• of •London Visited on Wednesday
with Mr. and Mrs. Chris Shelton.
Friends or Mr. Chris Shelton
• who underwent eye surgery
April will be pleased to know that
it was successful and the 'sight
• has returned during the past week.
Miss Bonnie Eckenswiller who
has been spending the summer at
London spent the•week-end at her
home here. . •" •
Mr, and Mrs, Bob Smith of Tor-
onto spent the holiday week -end
with their parents Mr. and Mrs.
• Harold Ilaldenby• and , Mr, and.
Mrs. Jiin Smith.
• Some from here attended the
Millarton Centennial Service on
Sunday morning.
-"Mr..and Mrs.. Perry 13tishell,
Judy, Debbie and Ricky spent last
• • week -end with Mrs. John Bushell.
Civic holiday visitors with - Mr,
•-J. R. Lane, Mk. and Mrs. Frank
•, Mauldenand Keith were: Mr. and
Mrs. Charles McCutcheon of Wal-
ton, Mrs. Oliver Anderson and
• Graeme of •13elgrave, Mr. and
MST Arthur Phillips of Fonthill
Mrs. Houston. Speaks
•, The. H.W.I. met: on Thursday
with the president Mrs. Alex' Per-
cy in charge. Happy birthday was
sung to Mrs. Alex Percy. Visitors
Were welcomed. COmmittee-s No.
• 1' and. 5 are to arrange to go to
• the Log Cabin at Southamptot'on
August 26th. The 47.H course was.
• discussed. Mrs. 'Lorne Eadie r• e -
ported on Agriculture, Mrs. P. A.
Murray on Home Economics and
• health, Mrs. Baynard Ackert on
Citizenship and Education. The
• roll call was ``Suggestions for bet=
ter Public Relations;" motto, "You
can't build a character for a man
but you can show him a pattern
to follow" prepared by Mrs. Or-
ville Elliott and read by Mrs. Sam
Farmer. Mrs. Harold Haldenby
led community singing. Mrs. Har,
vey Houston, Public Relations Of-
ficer for the area, was the guest
speaker. Besides 'dealing with her
topic "Public Relations" she gave
a few highlights on her recent
• trip to. Nova Scotia where she
accompanied Mrs. Victor Eimer -
son to the convention which was
held there this year. Mrs. Howard
Harris thanked Mrs. • Houston for
her very interesting" addreSs and
• presented her with a gift in ap-
preciation. Mrs. Frank •Maulden
was the moderator for a' panel
discussion on "Should the voting
age be reduced to 18 • years."
Those taking part were Mrs. P.
A, Murray, Mrs. Howard Harris,
Miss Barbara Murray, after which.
there was an open discussion. Mrs.,
Jack Hewitt ' who was program
convener read a poem.
Bishop i., F. Appleyard and
Mrs. Appleyard of .Kitchener, vis-
ited with Rev. Benson Cox and
Mrs..Wilhiam Cot on Tuesday af-
ternoon.'•' '
The Rev. W. D. Davis' of Ow-
asso, Michigan assed away in
Kincardine ,spit.s1 following a
short illn . The burial was m
Woodland, ' metery, London. He
served i the parish of Bervie,
Kingarf a n d Kinlefigh several
years ago. His many friends here
extend sympathy' to the, bereaved
family. •• •
L_ • July' 2'7th
mrs. William ox andnRev. Ben-•
son Coit attended ,the Cox family
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Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wylds were
in Kincardine on Sunday when
they attended the Wylds reunion,
taKne:::p.Farrish, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Duncan Farrish,, is.at Kin -
Mr. Harvey Robb is able to be
out again after a seige with hep-
atitis.
• Mrs. Kenneth Farrish is at•Prea-'
ent' with her sister 'Mrs, Nelson
in Lucknow.
Sunday, services a t Ashfield
Presbyterian Church will be at
9:30 a.m. for the next six months:
Celebrated 83rd Birthday
Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Luther en-
tertained in honor of Mr. Parney
(Mrs, Luther's father) who cele-
brated his 83rd birthday on Sun-
day. Present were Mr. and Mrs.
Glen Parney, 'Mr, and Mrs ,Lloyd
Brien,r. IVIr. and Mrs. Sam Gawne.
,Mr. and Mrs. John Parney and
.families of ' Ridgetown. '
• Mrs. Toni MacDonald spent the.
past week in Lucknow with ,her
daughter Mrs. Alex Andrew.:
The' MacDonald • reunion was
held 'on Saturday afternoon, at, the
home "of Mr. and Mrs. ' Finlay
MacDonald. •
• Mr. and, Mrs. Ian Morton .of
Palmerston were , visitors at the
• Emile MacLennan home for . the
week -end. '
Miss Gayle Houston is Spending
a ,few holidays with her grand-
mother Mrs.- Tom MacDonald.
Mr. and. Mrs. Walter Dexter
were guests at the, Rapier -Camp,
• bell wedding in Tiverton on Satun
Week -end 'visitors with Mr. and'
Mrs. Oliver. McCharles and John
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were Mr. and Mrs. ' Allan Mc- at . c •
Charles and, Susan . of Toronto,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald McCharles ,
and' Scott of Brantford; Mr. and
Mrs„: George McGillivray of Kin-
cardine and, Mrs. Daisy McChar-
les of Ripley.
'Miss Jane Finlayson of Toronto
spent the week -end with her pan,
ents 'Mr. and Mrs.' Gordon Fin-
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son -Forster wedding in Ripley.
Misses. Sally •and Louise Mac-
Donald of Windsor visited at the
Dan MacDonald' home for a few
days. • •• 4
Miss Carol, Finlayson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Finlay-
son, spent the past week in Tor-
onto with her' sister Mrs. Bill
and Mrs. Jack Elphick spent Sat-
•urday in London.
Mr, and Mrs. Cliff Carmen of
California 'are holidaying in the
area, making their headquarters,
at the Dan MacDonald home.
Mr. Donald Hamilton has sold
his farm.
Mr, ' John McCharles enjoyed a
Rodgerson. holiday in Toronto with 'the 4-H •
Mrs. David ElPhiCk and , bonne Beef Club of Ripley.
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•July 26th
MiSs Doris Wylds of Toronto
has been holidaying with her par-
ents :Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wyld.s and
other relatives and fri'ends in the
•area dining the past week.
Mrs. Wm.. John Ensign of St.
Catherind spent several days. in
the area and attended the Robin-
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afreteunirn000n n.atod
• G. ericp on .Saturday_i
We, extend Sympathy to Mr. and
Mrs.
Mrs. ,Gerald Rhody in the lois of
their baby daughter. •
Mr. James Hodge returned home
'on Friday after spending the past
few weeks ..with his brother and
hisMrfs.aini1PYerril; Western
llsi ?aal:l• ada.Miss'
•Winnifred.Percy 'attended a bridal
shower for Miss Sharon liodgins
at ,the 'liome of 'Mrs. Ron Jones
at Wingham.
•. The Presbyterian SS. picnic was
held at the Lions 'Park at ,Tees-'
water en Friday afternoon, at 2
• o'clodc.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry: 'Hodgins
and Miss Winnifred Percy attend- -
ed the program when Dr. 'Couch.
of Kincardine was, honoured.
•Mr. and Mts. Jack Barr 'and.
family , attended the Hamilton-
• Wightman ,wedding at 'Belgrave
• on Saturday, July 25th. Jeannette'
• and, Susan Barr, nieces of the
groein, were flower girls.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Bushell, Mr,
• and Mrs. Don Gillespie and Mr.
• and Mrs. Harold Haldenby spent
a few days holidaying in. the Mus.
• k,oka district. , •
Visitors with Mr, and, Mrs. Ly-
man Sutton were 'Mr. and Mrs.
• Saul Kyle of Fingal,. Mr. and Mrs.
Bert.Grover and Douglas of Mount.
Bridges,' Mr. , and Mrs. John Marr
'of Ridgetown, Mr. and Mrs. Lois
• Walker and family of Belmont.
The Presbyterian W.M,S. met
•at the home of Mrs. George Hark.
nessk with the president Mrs. Torn.'
. MacDonald in charge. Mrs. Perry
Hodgins read the' scripture and
gave the meditation. Mrs. Hark-
ness donated a t top to be
quilted at 'a lquilt
later date. A news.
letter from Miss Lillian Dickson
WAS read by Mrs. Prank 1Vkaulden,
• Mrs, Lyman Sutton and Miss Joan
41erey. Mrs. Prank M.aulden; pr6-
• grain convener, concluded a `Bible
quiz. The courtesy, remarks were
given by Mrs. Lyman Sutton.
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