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- THE. LUCKNOW SENTINEL.,. LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
THE LUCKNOW DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL BOARD
THE PRINCIPAL AND STAFF, -OF THE
LUCKNOW. DISTRICT HIGH . SCHOOL
. Invite You: • To. Attend' .The
CQMMEN�MENT EXERCISES
To Be. Held. In. The High School
Friday, October 23rd, 1964
t
.eight -thirty o'clock
�ues� Speaker
P. W. Hoag,
LOCAL' TEACHERS AT
LISTOWEL CONFERENCE
More than: .240: Elementary
Teachers assembled Saturday
morning in Listowel District Mgh,
School, for ,the Fall Conference of
Region 1 of Federation of Women
Teachers of Ontario.' Members
from all ten . counties from Owen
Soifd .to ' Windsor answered the,
roll call,
Miss Mary Graham of Dresden,.
Member; `of •.Board of . Governors
of Ontario. Teachers'. Federation
acted ,as chairlady. Miss Graham
is a' .sister-in-law of •.Mrs. Don
Graham • and Mrs.' Mac: Graham
(Joy ..and •• Marjorie.. Henderson)
formerly! of .Lucknow.' MiSs L. Dor-
othy . Martin, executive director
WEDNESDAY:. OC'TOUElt, 21, 1$4
R and
' Mr, .. Mrs, DawaaA Cr+nig
erai� Hers For or Over 50.
eat ers foray and Mr. and Mrs. Goy:
w v relatiou�sh
ed
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S Deet In Lucknow i n. at the dome.
MRS,. , fromPalmerston, Listowel Wing-
rS. Somue gran
Mr,. and Mrs, • Bill Peacock,
n ,
SAMUEL :SWAN: Over :50 High School teachers Mr,. a .
'dine death occurred hi
spoke in the morning: Many ques
tions on the newa.superannuation
were discussed' in panel form.
Following, the dinner which was
served in "The . Blue; . Barn,"
special music : was provided by
the Monkton Crusaders a group
of. children'from- grades 5 :to 11.
John; MacLennan .son: of Mr. and:
Mrs.' Grant. MacLennan of Listo
wel . was a ' . violinist with this'
group. , John. is a nephew of Mr.
and Mrs. Neil MacLennan of Rip-
ley. She was predeceased' ,by. a bro-
The dinner. speaker Miss.Pearl ! ther Arthur and a .; sister Mable.
Mowry,; of Port Arthur, is : the I Funeral services were® held at
new president . for F.W.T.A..O. She the MacKenzie Memorial Chapel
said'- it' was `quite common' for in Lucknow on ' October 10th at.
2:00 .m. with • v. o
y, Gc-
... , � Mr and Mrs. PaW' Groskort
k held a supper
•
Parish. Hall, Thursday, October r
ng 15th, The group represented mem- Elwood' Groskorth, and with Mi
hers of: the Ontario Secondary and Mrs. Jim Moffat, Winghaa
dine Hospital
on. Wednesday, Oc- ham: and i uc now e •n
eetin in Lucknow Anglican of Toronto spent'the weep -en
(ober 7tof Mrs. Samuel Swan Meeting obewith his parents Mr. and Miry
of Lucknow*..She was 76 years
of age and .bad suffered 'a to
illness;
Mrs,Sch o 01 Teachers' Federation, Visitors on Saturday with Ma
;Swan was the•former , . and Mrs. Carl ,McClenaghan an
Clara Culbert and was born in North Branch,.
Grace was said by Clarke • Lew- Mr. and Mrs. Ben McClenagha
NorthS: Bay on March 3rd, 1l a e is of the local staff:.. A• delicious were Mr, Wayne Henry and Ml
Thomashe 'Was ' a .daughter of the late roast beef supper was served by Trudy �,. and Carol Ge
Culbert and Margaret
the ladies. of. the Anglican Church( ger and Mr, Paul Geiger, Wa'
MOn Apus,. Elwin Hall, branch president erloo, spent the week -end at tb
On April 2nd , 1919,'she married . • •same home. Sunday • guests wer
Samuel Swan at . Dungannon introduced the head table digni- and Mrs.,. Irwin , M !
anion Meth-
odist Church. The. couple" lived taries and each; teacher gave'his
in the Dungannon area..They op- name school and subjectLou, Ronnie and ,Nal
s taught, han, Mary
erated' a store there . for about L E Guyette administered the cy, St. Thomas, Mr. and Mr
six years ' that eventually was OSSTF to the new teach
burned in a . fire . that took a
block. They: lived in Ripley and
operated' the dairy there for about
three years. Mr:. and Mrs. Swan
spent . eighteen years at Behnore
where Sam ran a chopping mill
business. A ' short time. -ago, they
retired to Lucknow to live.
Mrs. Swan is . survived , by ' her.
husband; •.and daughters, 'Mrs.
Harvey (Belle)' Mole of:Lucknow,
Mrs, John S. (Doris) MacDonald
of . Ripley,• l firs. Stewart (Wind=
fred) MacDonald of Dorchester,'
Mrs. Ernie., (Beta) : Merkley of
Wingham.Also surviving are bro.
'thers. Fred of.. Walton,' Thomas
Henry of Ashfield,' Lewie of Mil-
waukee, Nelson of West Wawan-
osh; : sisters, Mrs. Jean ;Patter
son of Goderich,, 'Mrs, Melinda
Nevins of . Clinton, Mrs. John (Ev-
elyn) Errington of West 'Wawan-
osh.. • Ten grandchildren and five
great-grandchildren: also survive.
pledge Melvin McClenaghan and Mc
ers to the profession.' L aef Waterloo.
onl Sunday - .
Mrs. Chopin, branch secretary, Visitorswith M.
of phandled . the adoption and Mrs. Gershon ,Johnston wel
of the m minutes. Tom Ramautar- Mr. and Mrs. Ken Johnston an
singh of Lucknow gave a report Debbie of Clinton, Mr. and . Mr
on the OSSTF summer session -at Jack Johnston and family, . Loi
Lakefield and stressci •the need don,
for more professional . develop- Mr. and '. Mrs. Lloyd Whytocl
ment in, this branch and :district, Jim, Janet and Donna visited c
Bob Smith, from the . Clinton staff,.Sunday with Mr, Mrs. • E'
the district treasurer and also" erette: Whytock of eeswater.
OSSTF counsellor, spoke briefly Miss Nancy Mason, , East . W;
on federation.' news and business. wanosh, spent the • week -end Wil
•A lively discussion followed each her .friend Miss Anne Weber:
of these 'speakers.'
'The following officers were
elected:. 3rd :vice . president for
District 10, Ken Woods, Wingham;.
president of • Northern Branch,
Laurie Mays, Palmerston; sf
vice president,. Ken Moods, Wing -
ham; 2nd •' vice . president, Mr.
Fleming, . Listowel;; treas., Jack.
Howard, Listowel. The new pres-
ident spoke briefly 'and the meet-
ing
meet
ing . closed with the. Queen led
by Earl : Zurbrigg of Listowel,,.
WHITECHURCH
members to' travel`A as far 'as 150: p•'th Re John ft King Air and Mrs b
miles to attend an- ` association' of Cl Peters ' Anglican ahnreh • The Presbyterian W.M S of family' Mr. and Mrs Roy Rohit
1
et
Mr. aid. Mrs. George' ` Robin&
Wingham, .Mr:: , and, Mrs.• Ji
Thompson Goderich, • Mr Ja
Swan and. George Errington. • ' wen Beadle ,Goderich, Mr. ' and M•
er. Len Coyne and.Sharon Winds
Liraand,Mrs.CharlieRobins ctober 26th . at . 8:30. p.m. ,Jim.. the eve 0
CULROSS + C0RNERSith?um?ibers of the Whitechurches, of °1°g c
Water System • will hold a 'meet g t°ums wet�e present
■ ing• rat the' ; :home of�Victor Emec � �' and Mrs. � Taylor and':: �
■ :1 attendants .Mr. and Mrs.. Cali
•
upl f d y 'th Mr d son. •• a Robinson . A ' lovely wedding ca
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Observe 2Sth • Anniversary.
Mr. and . Mrs: Lawerence : Ta
g. pleasantly su
lor. ,were. again .
prised .on Saturday: evening Wu
the relatives of Mrs Taylor
family tree tale noisily . up t1
lane blowing.'. their . car horns
Celebrate with ' :them the occa
ion of their 25th: wedding am
versary.' There were 33 in atter)
ance, including Mr. and Mrs. Ca
vin Robinson who ' were the' atten
ants "25 years .ago: • Mr. and. Mr
{Mason Robinson: Elaine and .Car'
eros and. Miss Marilyn ''Charm
: of Wingham, Mr'. Ray • Robinso
Ross Robinson 'an
meeting in Port Arthur district. 1 officiating. Burial was in :Green-; Chalmers Church will 'hold their.! son, off' Larry and Steph
d
hill Cemetery.:.. Pallbearers were
nephews, Harvey, Eldon and La-
verne .Culbert, • Harry and. David
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The' Royal
Canadian Legion'
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Branch 309 �- Lucknow
Official Poppy Day'
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Will Be November 7th
l'hankoffering meeting in the 'Sun-
day .:School room • of the church
on Thursday, `. October 22nd at
2:30 h • ' Miss Dean McLeod .,of
Lucknow will be the guest speak-
Mrs.
peak
Mrs. Phyllis Kueber and ' Mrs..•
Fein •Bobcock, Wallaceburg, Spent.
a co' e•o , a s.:vui ;
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a The Brandi Is '' Insuring That Every School Child Receives •
t A :Poppy For Remembrance Day" . Regardless 'Of.. His ;Or Her ■
■ Ability To Contribute. This Is' One Way'These Children Will ■
i learn • And Understand The Significance Of'The' Poppy And i
• What It'Stands For. Poppies :. Will • Be Distributed To All . ■
se Schools .. In The • District,
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Boy:Scout and Cub
APPLE, DAY. IN LUCKNOW
This Saturday , October 24
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Here's howyou can helpyour local Boy Scouts
and Cubs. This is one of their few ways of • raising'
money: to promote their work:.
A'. P�per Drive
win ae Held In`
LUCKNOW and DLJNGANNON
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29
Anyone wishing'' paper tied • and hammed contact Scoutmaster
George Whitby,. dial 528-3813 or Bill Johnstone, dial 528-.1013
Mrs... Elmer Benedict and familyJoint p a a I'Y Services for . decorated and bearing the
Messrs: ' Orval mason,. James . e are ' year notice was presented ala
Wilson,. Frank Murray.. and • Reg" being held at Langside Church Fri , with .an occasional chair, and
Brown attended •"Curb Day„ on day; October 23rd ,at ' 8:30, ; and silver'cup and saucer:. The evi
communion;• services will be . held
Wednesday m "the Harriston-Pal- bered
will be> one long to 'be reme
merston area •on Sunday in both, churches.' . ` � by all.
The Whitechurch 'Women's' Li
:Mr .and Mrs- Charles • Schnurr• atitute. are holding an afternoon i
Of Mildmay. spent Wednesday ev- 4 , �-- : 0
euchre in the Whitechurch .coin- .. , , •
ening with Mrs. Frank Brown • and i ,
• muni memorial hall, on Wednes- � •. ` • �:�/ ' ' •
Reg:. :. ' �,. LUCKN , ,
y,' ock _
A few ladies' of the common-
da October..• ,28th at 2 :o cl
i journe ed over tee `:lint. .nod i iffin, :Mr , l U N;IT�D K U R H
„ . Mr and Mrs.. Fred �'
on T' and .Mrs_ Russel Ritchie .and, ltir. . ; '
uesday evening to '. ,attend Charles �� on. Sunday were up ` � Rev:` Howard' � W. ' Strapp course on desserts. l around Collingwood • and : Owen ' I . PP
Miss. ' Mary Collison:spent the , �t ` Minister ;
Sound to view the beautiful Fall !''
weekend with :Mr and 'Mrs.' Bob !scenery but report the leaves had SUNDAY, OCTOBER 35th
Fischer and, family, 'Kit:hener, M � .: , .
and visited • other , relatives r, !fallen much more there than they
have in this locality. ' I. .10 00 a in: Sunday School„
•that area. Mr. and Mrs.:. Dan Beuren
an of .�!
Word was received at the week- • McKillop township • Visited o n.. 1 "Where'a 1 Morning. Wore"
00,
end of the Passingof Mrs: Nellie is your' Treasi •
Thursday with; l4ir: and Mrs. ,Dos= � • R .
Brown in' Kincardine.' She was a tan Beecroft:•
r
former resident of this common-; ° and Mrs:
• Clarence Ritchie,•Ritchie
ity and =doe the ' farm now
Barbara,. Brenda, • Stephen, Don r " •
owned by' the 'Need fam)ly: old : and.
Mary ' inn visited Sun
Mr. and Mrs, Alex Stewart and day afternoon, with Mr, and Mrs P. .1 L77-knOW
family, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald i 1.
Stewart; `all of Kincardine, • visit- ,' Y a .
more:. ' ' � ! ��sbyterian Church
Don iacAdam and . fanul of Bel p
ed Sunday with Mr. • and Mrs.
Tom Stewart and bait's. Mr, and 1 Mr. Bill Evans attended : 'the' , � � .
Mrs: Ward Neeb :and family spent plowing match held'at Tara re- `f ev, Roderick MacLeod
ce
Saturday evening at the : same • airy.
home. � : �. •- 'ford, andn'
Mrs. Jack • • '
Stubb "
mgto Thames=
leer cousin Miss I
and Mr. and Mrs, \info y gh f 1 SUNDAY,; CtCTO¢ER 35th;
Airs. Frank Brown and . Re .
g , fired Robertson only daughter of . 1
•• rd ' Wall n the late Mr. • and Mrs: Jas. Robe 1 10:00" a.ni. Sunday School
and •'Donni'e spent Sunday evening ertson of Seattle, Washington,
now Mrs,, James Wraith, Luck -1 iO°
. ' •with.. ;lir. 1.1:0°
-' .' - !Beecroft -fir � '•,a.rx Thi l►Znister
Thursday.
Doug Stanley spent the .week M ' pis' o° ay. !
and
� .Citors on ,Sunday with :Mrs.
.. .. .i
end in London � •.
' ' rr Cassie Falconer were Mr. and
. Mrs. Jack licintyre '
I , Winghatn,
' She stated that "Teachers are the . Mr and Mrs. Athol: Purdon of
ST PETER'S
backbone of the nation. The `whole; Sai'lia who � brought their parents •
the ' teachers Their first objective e • Lucknow . ' _. e , Purdon of.
. ; ANGLICAN
basis . of education rests with YOU„ Mr: and Mrs Ilex
jo Mi to the same home, also CHURCH 0
is to '
provide a first. class job a iss !.aura Lee Hornick • of -.-Lori., .
of classroom teaching's don .,is spending a few days at '
Mrs. Jas. Madravisb was a the saane home.. Miss• Roi stick al- AFTER TRIM'
delegate at this Conference from � visited at the home of Mr.
St1NDAY,
Tee Kincardine Unit of Women and Mrs. Robert ilendertnn.
Churcl, School 1030 a.tii.
the "
chers . Federation. Other tea Mt , Jack` Stubbin .. on, a lfornzn Prayer i :1S' n to
Tli me.. to l
cheers attending from Lucknow ford, and :4liss tildred, Robert.
were Miss Helen Tho npson,, Miis,• Son«
Seattle are spending this • l�e�w, J. �, l�Cdii,�.
Ruby %%ebb and:'firs. Norrtan week with �lr, and :sirs. • Rector . n`
• Taylor. •1'tcBai Cord
lint'
. Suii�lag Mr, and