The Lucknow Sentinel, 1962-06-06, Page 5WF,DNFSTIA Y, JUNE Lith, 1S#32
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Receive Honors
Achievement Day
(PURPLE GROVE NEWS)
Achievement.. Day for theI •
Club on the project "Dressing,
Up Home Grown Vegetables"
was held in Kincardine on Sat-
urday, Marlene Gawley- • and
Barbara Leeson received their
County hgnors. Evelyn Harkness
spoke on the.. exhibits. Others
present were leaders;; Mrs. Ed-
•bunt. Bushell and Mrs. Frank
Dore, un•em,bers Nancy . Dore,.
GIadys Gawley, Katherine Bu-
shell, •E1c1a. Harkness.
Janice :Farrell, , daughter • *of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Farrell •spent
a couple of days in ,: hospital • re-
suiting from a farm accident.
.-Mrs Sadie Stanley. is.. a pa-•.
tient ..in• ' Kincardine Hospital,.
Friends from here wish her a
speedy .recovery.
Mrs. Peter Leeson . and Iona,
Mrs. Victor Cawley, 'Mrs.: Geo.
Harkness and Donnie spent . Sa-
turday.' in Kincardine . attending
Achievement Day.
• BerVieg Evening .Auxiliary held
a• Variety: -Concert in thee Angli-
can , Church on 'Thursday even- •
ing, •; ..
Mrs Frank. Dore, Ronnie and•
Dianne' . visited Mr.' and Mrs.
Fry
Lawrence
. Mrs. • Edbi rt . Bushel visited
Mrs: •Gertie• .Bushel.
.Mr. , Dona{ld McfFarlan • ' is in
Wingham Hospital with a bone::
broken in his ,arch. •
The ,Grain,' Club met at : Rob•.
Emerson's • on : Wednesday;• even
ing, Leaders are. Gordon Patter-
son and Jack Ma onakk Pre-
sident John Brooks vice-presi-
is dent Bob • E merson•, Secretary,
Sandy •'MacDonald. Bob presided
in John's: absence., •
i' Mr. and .Mrs. Gordon lVfac
•Donald 'and Mary :Helen. visited -
Misses Isabel and Margaret
MacDonald.:. •
• Mrs. Donald McC•osh and '.Mrs:
The
-Victor Emerson ' attended. : Dis:-:
trict Annuals: Tuesday • at Salem
Wednesday at: Mar. They were
accohipanied • by Mrs. Russel
Ross to . Walkerton .on. Thursday..
Mr and Mrs, A.rd�ll1 Mason
and Miss Mary Anne. „ Me'Cosh
visited Mr. an•d Mrs.. • Donald
McCosh;.
A: number fromm'here attended
the; Trade • Fair' in' Kineardune.''
• Mr:: and : Mrs, ' Don Be1,p ;.and
Wayne of Toronto 'visited Mr
and Mrs: "Gordon' MacDonald.
• Mr and Mrs.; `Donald Mc.Cosh,,
Mary Anne and Richard visited
Mr. and Mrs. `Frank :Colwell, `of
Bervie.
• Miss Annetta,: Forster, Toronto,
spent the week -end with Mrs,
Gordon ,. Patterson.;
Dianne : Dore .. :visited. • Miss
Meryl..`Stewart: on' Saturday."
.Mr: and Mrs: Howard'Orr. and
',Sharon 'visited • Mrs.. Donald
McFarlan • and family ' on Sun-
day..
''• •'Mr. and:Mrs: Prank, Dore, Mr.
Stuart .Dore Visited Mrs. Cynthia
Bete. •
'Mrs. 'Burton Co(i1ii2 spent �Sa=
turday' . With Mrs.. Sadie ,Stanley.
Valerie, Julie, Carl-- and Mark
Stanley. spent the "week -end with
Mrs.. Helen 'Swann. •
E . Mrs Milton Stanley -',Mrs. Helen
'Swann ' arid: ,Mr. Norval Stanley`
were Sunday guests, of Mr: and
Mrs.: Glenn Stanley.. .
B.ervie C,�GhT,` girls along
With leaders Mrs, Percy Griffith
anal Mrs. Williard Johnston at-:.
tended ' service at the Presby-
terian Church, Kincardine,
Mr.' and Mrs. Danny 1Vlulieri,
Bonnie • and Jimmie: of Cam;p�
bellville• ,v'isited • Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Currie: ••
Mr.', and Mrs. Ben • Scott and
Mr, Morley Scott were !in Wal-
kerton Luthern Church on :Sun-
day where they attended the'
baptism of Marlene Elva, daugh-
ter of Mr', and Mrs .Clayton
Watke', . .
'Mrs Sam F .person• is a pa-
tient in • Kincardine Hosrpital.
Friends wish" her a speedy re-
covert'.
Wayne Rhody visited Wray
Thompson,
Mr, and Mrs', Fred Blackwell
visited Mr, an& Mrs. Claude
Dore, •
Mr. and . Mrs.•
W i11'iam .Arrioid,
OUNGAFThCN
Mr.. and Mrs. David Durnford,
Brian• and Cathy ' of • Widlowda'ie
spent the • wee'k-end. with .: Mr.
and Mrs. James :Wiisori;
Vithtors. with Mr: ' ' and `Mrs:`
'Cecil Blake • at,' the • week -end
were. Mr. -and Mrs. ;B., F Comfort,
St. • Catharines, ` Mr: .and '. Mrs,
Fred Anderson; Michael' • and
Dennis of London. Mrr, ;and Mrs.'
David, Kerr • and• three children
of Ethel also • Called, . who had;
been visiting with. Mr; ';and. Mrs:
John:' McGee.
Mr. arid'. Mrs: Alla'n'•R. Wilson
•.and children ,of. London, visited
the,.. lady's,, grandmother,. .Mrs.
' Abner ".:Mortis,
• Mr, .and .•Mrs.:Gordon. McDou-'
,gall of : Mitchell and • Mrs. D:: K.
McAtteer.: of Willowdale, visited
Mrs. W: Stafford for the week-
• end:
Mr. and Mrs.:John. Y•. Eedy,
and • family of:. Strathroy visited
Mr. and Mrs..,...'Heber :Eedy..
Mr. and Mrs. Fred. King visit-
ed his mother, .Mrs.' Fred King
Sr, at, Chedoke Hospital,Hamil
ton on .Sunday.' She has' had an.
operation. 'recently. • and is doing
•. quite well. They also Visited .his
brother,. Mr. Charles King " at
another Hamilton Ho:spitel, .who:
is recovering from an appendix
operation.
The ...Dtin?gan,non ' Women's . In-
stitute: was held in • the United
elled their skirts and blouses.
Mrs.. Chester Finnigan introduc-
ed . •the guest speaker Miss Gil-
christ, Home ° Econoniis't, who
spoke • on the 441 Pledge, Four
H's standing. for Head, Hands,
Heart and He•alth
Follow Canada 'Food .`Rules,
.club .Work is' recommended ' to
keep the mind occupied and
keep :•. one busy. and to serve as
a help : from..mental strain... Mrs:
W: Brown reported 'ori the:;Dis-
trict Annual. 1Vf rs, •..Clifford Cro-
zier read a splendid ' m•otto,.', Th.
right 'use , of today is the aright
preparation for. .tomorrow. Dur.;
ing the business ...session ,a short
course was discussed, but voted
against for this •tirr e/ Dungan•
non ,was ;asked ..;to entertain at
Huron View : in : September and
the invitation was accepted. We
are also invited to attend a tea
n the -Craft Room in .Huron View
on June 6th. The next meeting
is to' be at 'Mrs', W. A: Stewart's
home. The. meeting 'closed with
. Institute • Grace •'and : ,God. Save
the Queen: ' The •girls .' served
lunch.
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Kincardine,
:.Mr. and Mrs. John ..Shier 'attend-
ed a. meeting. of ' .the rational If you want to have a
Farm Forum • in Hamilton : •on • winter, just have' your
Wednesday (• .
Mrs. Howard Thompson' and:'come,: due in the spring.
Mrs. Ernie McComb spent . Thirs- i'
day in . Walkerton.
Mr: and Mrs. William Brown,.
Walkerton . werey guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Ernie ,Sunday McComb.
ASHFIELD
Mr.. and. Mrs. 'John Cowan :Of
Corunna visited with: relatives.
last '.week -end.' '
Miss Mabel . .MacDonald o.
Windsor was_hoe for the !week-
end.
'Douglas 'Fattish of Sarna
spent the Week -end withhT'S
mother,•' Mrs.'.. Kenneth Parrish.
Mr, y:•, and .Mrs:. George Foster:'
and Donna of Rodney an
and Mrs.' Del. Avery ;//a' St:.
'Thomas . visited 'with Mrs. Geo.
Kitson' on • Sunday.
• Anniversary .. services -will : be
heldin. Ashfield Presbyterian
'Church on June. 17th. 'at 11' a.m.
and 7.30 p,m. The .•guest• speaker
will be Dr, F: ' S. MacKenzie 'of
Montreal..
Rev, W. J. Carson• of; Bervie
was. indisposed' and • unable., to
occupy his circuit pulpits for „a
couple of weeks Unable to take
the . Masonic service :two weeks
ago, John A. Reynolds `.o:f. Kin -:
sardine, a: ,member of. •the order,.
supplied in the; etnergency.
HEATING OIL- GASOLINE
OTHER FARM PRODUCTS
start
note
THE KANGAROO, 'the' Largest of the
• Australian marsupials, .reams the
countryside in. large bands..Althotigh a
fill -grown kangaroo is nine feet high
and weighs 20.0' pounds, .the baby. Is
only .an inch long when it is born. It .
stays `inside its mothers•pouch until j•
it is.five.or six months old, atwhich.:
time it weighs several pounds gad is ;
able to shift for•itself..
When the young kangaroo leaves its
';home," it is ready to take its rightful
place in the world To help your children •
,.' take thlir rightful place ' in'`the World,:
there' is:nofhing better than life insur-
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Educational Policy which can so easily
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