The Lucknow Sentinel, 1962-04-25, Page 7WEPNE,SD,t Y, APAIL 25th, 1962;
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TUE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,, :LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
install- Qffl'cers.:.
Of Kair,.h.e�; 1M.1,
KINLOUGH
• Mrs. ,Douglas Graham, 'Con. 2,
and her ' daughter, Miss. Gladys
Graham,: R.N. ,of Oakville visit-
ed on•
isit-ed'on• Monday with• Mrs. William
Cox .and Rev.' Benson Cox.
• Nfiss Frances Woods .of 'Tees
water *asa dinner guest with
Mr: and 'Mrs. Dan McInnes and
family. '
'Congratulations • to Mr., -and
Mr.'s.. Ernest iKempe'I en the '.birth .
of :'a• daughter.' '
Billy and ICentny ?Kerripel spent.
a few days with Mr. • and Mrs:
•iFrank ' Johnston.
,Mrs. )Clare Sparling. acrd Doug
•l:as• of: Walkerton ;spent 'Thursday
with Mr. and Mrs. George Hal-,'
deny '
M -i.' •an. d :Mrs. Frank .Mattlden
and" Keith 'motored to Giielpli on.
'Friday to :-meet Mr. J. :R. Lane,
:who ; has ' been : spending 'awhile
wibfi• Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Phillips
and Peggy at Fonthill. Keith. re-
turned to' Fonthi11 where , he will
visit for a . few days.. ' .
The • Presbyterian W.M.S.- met
at the horne of .Mrs: ,Morley: Bu-
shell' with Mrs; Jack. Barr .presid- :
in;g. ' "Jesus keep me near the
Cross"';was: sting followed by ` the,
scripture and' meditation on
''Ensile: '.Miss Margaret''Robertson
led in prayer., The 'roll. call was •
"An Easter. Verse." • Mrs; Dori
Bushell .gave' the reading on 'a
Missionary. Mrs. - Edbert Bushell
presided' .for the. • followiri�g grog-:
ram •and' also conducted a 'Bible
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nett" and `Bag of Tools;" Mrs.
Harkness, Margaret:.. -Robertson *.
Mrs. Alex: Percy on 'Easter. Guest
speaker was. Mrs. Jack''Pollock on
"Let's - Untwist.". A :reading,.
"Snowdrops" .was given by Mrs.
Frank Maulden. Mrs, Tom .Mac-
Donald '.gave the.• courtesy re-
marks. The: Lord's Prayer 'closed
the ,meeting and lunch • was 'sere
ed.:"
Friends- of the: Rev. D; J. Lane
of • Clinton are sorry to hear that
he is a: patient in ' the .Clinton
hospital. He• ' suffered a heart
seizure, and at' the •time. •of writ-
ing,`. he is`;improving '
Mr.. and Mrs. George iHaldenby
entertained Mr. and , Mrs. Clare
S.parling and: family and:Mr.. and
Mrs.' . Harold. Haldenby:' and' lam-
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ily'at': .tdinn•er• on Good'.Friday.
George leaves;. this week :for �Ot-
tawa' where he .will • be employed
:by the Standard. Paving :Co. •
Mr' . arid.. ,Mrs.;` marl `Boyle and
Carol o'f'-London visited over. the
'week end;: with Edna ` and May.
�Boy1e and other . relatives and
friends here. •
"Miss D'onria• Nicholson of Strat=.
ford, Mr.. and Mrs.-. N E. 'Evan s
'and Linda of Tororito visited over
;the .week,=end': with • Mr, and. r.s
Bert Nioholson Evelyn, ' All btt; &
Lois. '
.Con ratulatlons to ..Mr and
Mrs...' .Elgin' . Hogg ; (nee " Marie
Sch'neller) .Who were married on
Saturday. •`• • • •
Mr. ' Donald Earl of Ingersoll
and 'Margaret S-ohneller:'•of. - Kit-
ehener were guests att'he ,Hogg=
;Schneller. wedding on S�'aturday
quiz:' Readings: were given by and spent the week -end. here.•
sell Herwi�tt . to the.. village.. The
Mrs: Sutton "That .'.Easter •Bon - We "welcome Mr. •an�d•Mrs '�R:us-. They
!are residing.i�n the'Graham horcne. :
Mrs, Harry 'Laois iwashostess
for- the annual meeting of the
Kairshea: Women's .Institute on
Thursday,, April 19th. Mrs. Garish.
Moffat and Mrs," Ira D•iaie were
in ' charge 'of the meeting.. Mrs,'
Frank",MacKenzie read the scrip-
•ture,., 21 members, answered'' the
troll call with tpayment':of :fees and
written suggestion .for next years
program,
" A i v
Mrs.. ' Cliff Roulston gave the
report of District Directors Meet-
ing • held at 'Whitechurch. . The''
District Annual will, b& held at
1 Holiyrood, on May '1•Bth 'Delegates.
appointed besides .the president•
and. District 'Directors were Mrs.
Gib Hamilton, Mrs. Ted Collyer..
Alternates are. Mrs: Jim Burt &
1VIrs. Lloyd M'aoDougal: ` •
Annuals reports were ' received
by -'the, standing committee con-
veners. The secretary -treasurer's
statement showed a . balance of
$715.37.. Four .new Members joined"
last year.
'Miss Ruth, Thompson, R.N,,, of.
the -Health Unit, visitedthe meet-
ing ',briefly and a.'discussion, was
held on 'a clinic, •.for, Polio. oral
vaccine. . A, comrni.ttee., was ap-
poiriled to assist. Th .e .,President,
J.
ESSO .SERVICE '
FOR TOP QUALITY ATLAS ' BATTERIES
DUNLOP TIRED (Most Sizes : In Stock)
AT REASON,LE PRICES!
Repairs; to All .Makes: of Cars ;and Tractors:
3 Licensed Mechanics "
rt;
heel Alignment and Balancing
MOTORCADE DEALER
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Institute. Directors - Mrs. Harry
Laois, Mr's, Fred Gilchrist, .Mrs..
Roy ,Finiayson,' Mrs. .Elmer Rea -
Vie; , Sunahine. Committee Mrs.
Iltarold Campbells Mrs. Virden
Mowbray;. Standing. Committee
.Conveners;. Agriculture;and Can
adian Industries, Mrs. Eldon:
,Welsh;' Historical :Research and
Current ,• Events;' ' .Mrs. ' Allister,
Hughes; Mrs. Harry: Lavin; 'Home
Economics and Health, Mrs. Jim
Burt; ,Resolutions., `Mrs. Gib Ham_.
ilton;' Citizenship and Education,
Mrs. Lloyd ' MacDougal:
Secretary '• and 'Public. Relations
Officer w., ill , meet • and. draw tip.
a budget before' next, meeting. An :
Easterr eau ng was given by Mrs.
Allister ' 'Hughes, hes
All g ,
and a solo. •by'
i•
Mrs. Alex Mac eod. Mrs. Frank
•MacKenzie gave the. courtesy re-
Marks.,
•Mrs. Ted 'Collyer' will "be; Thos
tess for the May. meeting, May
24th, Please note -change of date.'
Mrs. Donald MacKinnon •and.Mrs.
. Virden .Mowbray are the - direct-
ors.. 'The roll..'call will be "My
•favourite household -hint,"
Mrs. Harvey Houston presided
for the 'election Arid ithe 'nstaI1
tion , of.' the following; officers
President, Mrs. Parish •`Moffat.,
ist vice-pr.e,,.,. Mrs: Frank Mac-
Kenzie; 2nd vice -:pies., Mrs.. Ted
Collyer;. sec-treas., 'Mrs. '.Ira 'Dic
;k.ie; assist, -see:., Mrs: Evan. Keith
district director,' Mrs:Cliff Cliff Rout-
ston;. alternate ..dist. director; Mrs. .
Donald, MacKinnon; public rela-
tion officer, Mrs. Harvey Houston•,
auditors, Mrs.. Currie ..Colwell,
Mrs, Robert Gilchrist,'' pianist,
Mrs., Harvey` 'Houston; •assist.
pianist, Mrs Elliott.. Carruthers;
11'
An old" Fable tells. the story
of°several boys idly throwing
stones ata 'group: of frogs in a
pond. .'Boys " complained one
of the frogs at last, "this • :
may be fun for you but.
it is death, for us."
• Too often we do thoughtless things without consideration
for others for example, spending Our money solely for pleasure .
without regard forour family's future.- How much better it would
be to provide for that future through the medium. '
of Sun Life of Canada's modern life insurance policies..
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We are pleased to report that
Mr; Tom,Hodgins, returned horne
from Wingham.,Hospital where he
had been patient.
Mrs. E. Arinstrong an'd, Mrs.• J.
'Harrington Of•:Brantford and Mrs.'
S. Dernco of'Niagara Falls, Mr. ,&,
Mrs. Dori Bushell and family were
Easter visitors ;:with ;Mr.' and Mrs;
t James M. Hodgins Sr'
t Mr. and Mrs. Verne Warwo-od
and Jane 'and Mrs: Gladys: Davies
of Toronto visited over• Easter
With Mr, and Mrs, Harold Hallen
Eby arid' Mr. ' and . Mrs: Walter
•Breckles and their families.
The' Anglican W.A. are having
an• entertaining day 'at the church
on Thursday afternoon. .
"'Mr. and Mrs: Perry 13ushell &
family of Toronto spent' Easter
with Mrs. ,John Bushell and' fa-
mily.
Mr, and Mrs. Russell Barr of
Toron .ospent the week -end with
Mrs. John Barr and. Donald.
Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd ,Percy of
St. Catharines' were recent visit -
Ors with .the Percy families here.
Mrs. Jack Hewitt and Miss Erl-
.ma Percy attended the .0,,E.A..,at
Toronto this week.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs Jack
Barr and family were M'Mr's>-MGil-
bertt" Hamilton, Ross and Don . &
Miss ,Beatty Hamilton,
Messrs. Floyd '& Douglas Stan-
ley spent the :holiday at , t'heir.
home here,
M'r. "and Mr.s. Ezra. Stanley and
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Tollefson are
enjoying a h'olida in Flordia.
Mrs, William Cox and Rev.
Benson Cox ' spent Easter with.
Edna, and May . B.oy.. •
OLIVET -'NEWS
.The ' .Junior Red Cross. 'held
their •Easter' meeting on Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. Betty' Nlc'arlan,
who has. been teaching here dui=
ing • the ,absence of ' Mrs. Elliott,
Made. chocolate Easter eggs which
were. ;sold. Mrs. Betty Elliott visit-
ed the meeting and 'introduced.
her small daughter Peggy,.:Lynne,
oto -heir delighted ted ilsr . ' •
l�•F�
Miss , Florence s' Mc4ennarn. ' of
"Lochalsh was guest soloist • in
Olivet United,Church on :Easter.
Sunday. She. sang, "There's a
tight On the Cross." The: .choir
sang, the anthem "The Man: ori.
the Cross," Mr. , Walter Dexter.
singing . the solo part. '•
Mr. '.'.and' Mrs. Walter Dexter.
visited. on Sunday.: with. Mr: and
Mrs,' Fred ICraigie .bf. Bethel.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville '.Guy of
Mitchell visited on Saturday with
Mrs. Alvin Hamilton .and family:
Mr. Hamilton left on'Thursday for
Toronto *here he joined 'has ,boat
for . the . sailjng season., :
Mr. and. ' Mrs. H'arol'd Stacy,
Debbie. • and , , Lisa . of , Toronta
spent .the holiday 'week=end wi'th
Mr. and' ' Mrs.' Ray Hamilton: &
family. ;
Mrs. .Harvey Brooks . and fa=
milt' visited' ,•on • Friday With
Mrs. George' Brooks in LLuckn�ow,•
Misses., Alice. and. Shirley; of Tor-
onto and London are visiting with -
their mother • for the . Holiday.
week -,end.
..Roulsteh
•Mr. and Mrs.. R, .J . ,�
Robert of Hamilton ..sand Mrs.
Edith' .Rouls.ton of •Stratford visit-
ed on Saturday with Mr, ; and `.
Mrs. Walter, Roulston; Mary and .•
Gordon.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Bob Barkweil of
Dundas and Mrs: Jenny. Frid of •
Hamilton• visited on Sunday with. - ,
Mr. .and Mrs W. T. Rouaston;
;Miss Ruth Black of, Kitchener
spent Good Friday 'iv ith••.her: par-
ents, Mr and' Mrs. • . Ross . Black.
Miss Donna Osborne of Toron-
to is .spending: the Easter holidays', :
' with her mother, 'Mrs. ' Elmer
Osborne
•Miss Jessie MacCha�rles :of
Ripley visited 'on !Su iday. *With
Mr.
and. Mrs. Sandy:'MacCharles
and'' family:
Mr.' Ronald and • Miss ' : Trudy
Henning of Brampton were week-
end 'visitors`- with, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard ' Henry,
: Mr.' and Mrs. Haarr.,. Y .Colling,
Carol and Mary',Anne. visited on
:Sunday with . ,Mr, acid 'Mrs.' Har
old Joahnston end Bert, sof . Tees -
water.
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