The Lucknow Sentinel, 1962-04-11, Page 51
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PHONE .. 91, LUCKNOW
The 1st. '.Luc'know. ' Brownie
Pack,.met Wednesday, April'• .4th
at the .;Town' Hatll.
The'• meeting began ,with Via'
game; followed by •Fairy Ring,-
Inspection and Fairy Gold: Janet
Thompson was Toadstool Fairy.:
The 'Brownies.' welcomed Betty _.
Mathers-.as" Packie for' the Meet-'
: �i: i her the Pack S 1
Meet-
ing. ,by giving h... , ......, ..: a ...
.The Golden .Bar. '+Brownies•
practised . knots under. Tawny
Owl's direction, Packie 'instruct-
ed .the ' Golden ' Hand ,Group in
Sema re . 'while the Tween
Ph,o, the Y
was helped. in her work. • by
Brown Owl... • •
A game using one ;of the, knots
learned, was played by the whble
pa: k With the:result that Susan'
Hall Brenda and:. Mary '.Jardine,
were.. declared the 'charnpion dog
catchers.
,.In the Pow=wow• circle, • each
;Brownie' reported :on things she.
had. observed on her way home
from the :last meeting which in-
dicate ' that Spring is' ;..here.; It
was , apparent that the degree
of• 'observation skill. varies . with
different 'girls and that some:
Brownies . have more interesting
roads . to travel horne than others,
asthe.. lists varied from a few
items to over' .twenty. For. the:
• Y,
next. meeting it Was decided . to
do' 'Some. 'observing after dark.
The meeting .closed with •and. Brow-
nienee .: Squeeze Prayer.
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'~• The • 'Gnome � S xer Elea dr
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•Whitb� '' was absent, as she, was:
attending,,:a' Rally in Toronto at
which the Chief Guide, 'Lady'
Baden-Powell was; present and
the. Brownies .are looking ' for-
ward
or;ward: to : hearing "all about it"
from Eleanor at the next meet
ing.
. Little'
.g irl . when asked what.
her •father was doing, replied,
"He is listening ., to• ' theignited
nations:"
Who said ,you can't take it with
;your Just watch : a- woman pack
for .a . vacation,..
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may be.fun for: you but
it is death for us."
and the Yrog$
'Too often are do- thoughtless things without consideration '
for others -for example, spending our money solely for pleasure
. without regard for our family's future. How much better it would
be to provide for that future through' the medium
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•R. 2, LUCHNOW
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Holyrood W.I.
(KINLOUGH' ' NEWS)
Niro. ,Alex Percy, Mrs. Lyman
Sutton,, Mrs. Frank Maulden'' &
MissEdna Boyle attended the
Women Institute Anniversary
'Party .at Reids .Corner's on Mon-.
day.. afternoon
We . extend sympathy to.' the
family •and relatives • of the late..
Mrs. Dan MacDonald, who ' pas=
sed. taWay , at Kincardine, The
funeral, was held on.•'Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. MaccDoiald, the
former Corintha Kaake ' .. was
a sister,in-law. of the ' late" Mrs..
:William Percy. ` .
The Holyrood women's. Ins.ti-
tute Met on Thursday, Aril' 5th
in the. Boy Scout hall with. Mrs.
Morgan .Johnston • in , the chair.
Letters ; of ; appreciation were.
read Mrs Frank .Maulden .gave
CULROSS CORNERS
Congratulations' to Mr. and
Mrs. Mi'dford Wali 'rho celebrated
their eighteenth wedding 'anniver-
sary on Sunday April 8th,.
Mr. Floyd Stanley is practise
teaching . in Woodstock.. this
week. .. ,
The . Kinloss boy scouts held
a. successful dance at Holyrood
Friday evening.
The April Showers have ar
rived and... most" pf the snow'
has disappeared.
'The coiranmunity was repre
rented at the Teeswater United
'Church . Friday evenin. g for the
Induction. of Rev. J.' Hicks, who
with "hiswife and. :family have
arrived in Teeswater from As -
the funeral' of the late Mrs. Dan
MaC,D)onald at ' the Linklater
Funeral Home at.''Kincardine on
Wednesday afternoon.
• Mr. J.R.: Lane•IS visiting with.
a report of the District .Directors,: Mr. and' Mrs. Arthur Phillips:
meeting: The District meeting:: and ;Peggy at Fonthill,. Mr..' and
will be held in Holyrood in May.: Mrs. Frank Maulden, and - Keith
The •. Institute are. •donating_ oil- accompanied him. to Gait where
verware to the Boy Scouts. There they 'visited with Mr.. and ,Mrs.
'will be '•another.. card; •Party :Wet .I
Donald, Currie; '
week.. Reports from the Stand-. Mr. and: Mrs, Morley Bushell,
in g . 'Committees were read and ::Mr. and , Mrs. Don • Bushell and
the new slate of officers was Mrs .John Bushell, visited with
:presented by' Mrs. Frank Maul- Mr. and• Mrs: Perry Bushell `at..
den 'who ; also" installed the . fol- Toronto. Mrs. John, :Bushell re -
lowing officers:: Mrs. Lyman mained for ' a few. days:
Sutton ;is the new President;• 1st Mr. and Mrs. Lavis:.'Vegh', Bon -
Vice pres., 'Mrs'.: Alex .Percy; 2nd niean d Linda ..of Windsor., Mr.
vice pres., Mrs. Harold. Heiden and ' Mrs. Sid''Gardner., Brian,;
by, Sec.-Treas., Mrs. 'Ray/lard :Elaine and Allan of Lucknow
Ackert; • Assistant M.S. P.. A. visited'over the week -end " with -
Murray; District Director, ' Mrs. Mr: and Mrs: Frank Johnston.
Morgan '• , Johnston, ' alternate, : Miss June ' ";McNall of ' Luck
Mrs p�TT Smith, • Public' Relations now spent"; a few 'days with. Mr.
officer,, Miss Edna •.Boyle; Audi-dand Mrs: Frank. -Johnston.
tors, Mrs: Orville. Elliott and ::,,Mr. and Mrs Ian' Munro and
Mrs. William ,Eadie; Branch. Dir- Mr. and ,:Mrs 'Hugh Jansen . and..
ectors, Mrs P 'A, Murray, Mrs. family spent Saturday ' evening:
'Jack'' Ackert, Mrs:- Frank Maul with 'Mr: and ,Mrs. Alex Percy,
deer. Federated News, Mrs.''; Sara Randy Jansen .spent the week -
Farther; 'Pianist Miss (Edna end at, • the . Percy home:',
,Boyle; • , Cheerio .Committee;, 'Mrs. Mr. •• and „Mrs Wallace More,
Frank `''Maulden, Mrs.. Frank( land and.: family.' of Gorrie visit -
Thompson, ;Mrs. Lorne ..Eadie.1.ed. on :Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.•
Resolutions; :.Mrs:.' Morgan ,.John -.1 Weir Eckenswiller and, family
ston.: Standing -Committees, Ag....- Mr:Weir .Eckenswiller •left
on
xiculture, and .Canadian Indust- Monday; for ° Port Arthurwhere
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;ries, .Mrs Lorne. Eadie, Home :he will go on the boats : for, the
Economics and Health, Mrs: Jas. navigation season.
Smith;. Citizenship and Educa ; Mr. and Mrs:. R. J' Kaake ''&
tion, 'MS: Charlie :Murray; . His Larry Stanley were dinner
torical'•'' Research, ` ' Mrs. , Perry guests with •Mr: ' and •)Mrs.` Ezra
Bodkins, Mrs. William Eadie,' Stanley on ' Saturday evening..
Mrs, Howard ' Harris and:. Mrs. _..Mr. Floyd Stanley •of the
Margaret McPherson: Mrs;' Per- Stratford Teachers'•College •) is
r.'
'Hodgins 'ave a reading• and ractise teachingat. Woodstock
Y. ,g g p
:Mrs.;Lloyd Ackert gave •'a very .is; staying -with' Mr. & Mrs. -Wm.
fine: •demonstration on decorat-.` Davidson,•. , formerly, of ' Teeswa-.
ing Easter ego.. A 'vote 'of"t h an'ks• ter: '
g
•was tendered :to`the retiring ; re Mr. Howard McGuire, former-
sid n
e t and . other 1 : • of :V�rn h
officers. •� The Y gam ,and now .:, of
meeting closed with G;od Save Ajax visited with ;Mr..: and ;:Mrs.
the. Queen
. .and the � I ��� JAlin Robb,Con. 1
nstitute 0.
Grace' after 'which refreshments
were served by: Mrs.'' :James:
Smith and Mrs. ` .Perry ' Iodgins
••Mr. and Mrs: Weir EckenSwil-
ler •..and family Moved to 'their`
home . in 'the village' on Thurs-
day.::
We • are sorry , .to report that
Mrs. • P. A. 'Murray: has been a
patient • in • Wingharn' Hospital..
Mrs. Gertrude ' Walsh. left. on
Sunday for the West• where' she•
will visit .with "Mrs and Mrs.
Jack Walsh, and• farriilyand
Other' r:
otheelatives at Melfort, Sask.
She accompanied Mr. and. Mrs.
;Miller:, Hartwick and son• Wayne
and Mrs. George Dixon. of Kin-.
carding.
Mr. and ,Mrs.' Maurice Hod-
•
gins of London visited during
the .week with Mrs. Wi111am Cox
and Rev. Benson Cox.••
Mr Rae 'Haldenby' has ' corn-
pleted his ' course at the 'O.A.C.
Guelph' and started tyres week at
Cargill': `
Mr. , and Mrs. Don Haldenby
of Hamilton , spent ' the past week
with Mr. and;`Mrs.• N. E.: Hal-
denby, .
Visitors " with ' Mr, and Mrs.
George Haldenby over Sunday
were Mr, • Howard McGuire of
Ajax, Mr, and Mrs., Clare Sparl-
, ing . and ,boys of Walkerton and
Mr. and Mrs: John Robb, Con:
y.
Miss Margaret' Schneller of'
Kitchener ,spent the week -end at
her home here, -
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Jansen and
family visited on.. Sunday With
Mr and '.Mrs. Jack ) Barr and
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Pen, N.S,. 'He 'will, be the Mini.
k.
ster . at Salem as Well as: Tee$-
water United :Church.
Mr. Igor} Donaldson. he d i
successful auction sale on.
day of last wee . Don has ,moved:
his busuiess to- Teeswater, but,
the family will continue to re
side here. .
Mrs and Mrs:. Grant Wall an
family of Walkerton. and • :former
residents., of • this community .
have moved to North: Bruce,
where Grant is. employed.
'A vandal or vandals: were busy
at' the -Stanley farm on the 10th
concession between chore time
Friday,' ; and Saturday. . All the
glass , ,in • the stable windows
were ' broken ' and some ort the
`frames smashed .with the glass
in the stable. . - •
On Thursday'. • afternoon sev-. ,
eral of the .ladies of the cam..
'nullity attended a. quilting. • at
the' . home of••':Mrs; .'Annie Wall,
Teeswater, -
• Mrs. Arnold Wilkie, •' Kincar•-'.
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dine, spent Tuesday afternoon . .
of last week with' Mrs. Tom ° Ste-
wart. ' . . •
Mr, and Mrs.' James Wraith of
Lucknow ;visited. Tuesday after-
noon, with Mrs. Frank 'Brown Ec
Reg • ,4.
. Mr:. and . Mrs. James/Edgar'.da
family" of Walkerton • and form-
erly of this; community have ;
moved to . a house .on the :Maus
farm, Kincardine ' Twp... where„
Mr. . Edgar, Charlie, and: Donnie.
are employed...
Miss .Elda ,Wall, London, spent
the week -end at her, home here.
LOCHALSH
Recent" Visitors, with Mr. •:&
Mrs.. Warren Wylds and -family,,
were Mr. &Mrs. Alfred Stone of
St..' Marys:
Mr. & Mrs Henry of .. Detroit
spent the .week-encl. with Mr. ;.&
Mrs. John . Mac' Rae:.
Sunday . Sehool has been star-
ted • for •the 'summer, 'season at
Ashfield;, Presbyterian„ Chu-rch.
,
1Vtr.• '&M';t�sti.luictin1,lVfa '��
have 4.7turnect home.'having''Spent,, r .
the•
LLp ' rinter"1na,`•i;,�uckf.`Q a. •.x.a:
Visiting Mr. & Mrs.-: ]Sincatt
Farr'sh: and boys are Mr.' & Mrs
:Robert Johnstone of Detroit.
Mr & Mrs. ,Donley ' Ma Kenzie
e
are : backto their home •in : Loch•-
alsh after spending''the winter in
•Wingham:
'Mr. Jack Bradley and Mr. Dani'
.MacDonald are still confined'. to
hospital in Kincardine. :„
Friends of :'Mr George ` eo , rge� Mc�Gi1i-
' ivray will be , sorry t0 learn he is
a patient .in ' Kincardine. hospital.
/Rev. Elmer Kennedy of. Blue
vale•,.visited .with his niece Mrs,
Walter Dexter' recently.
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