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NO. 2014, 1962
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TUE WCENOW SENTINEL, LOCKNOW, ONTARIO
What The. Fashionable Operator Wore Sixty Years Ago
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PAM FIVE
GI L GUIDE NEWS
.The 1st IeueknoW Brownie
Pack,, joined with the 1st Luck -
now Guide Company to Make a
memorable evening for some of
their members, Four Mothers
were present to see their daugh-
ters. enrolled. The .0aides went
into horseshoe formation after
. ded with their opening.
roll , cali and the Brownies pro-
cee
While in the 'Fairy Ring,'
.s 'Brown Owl made several pre -
,.septations. Carol Campbell, •Lyn,
. .44 da Walden "and' Donna Mullen
•.....,41;,,i,,,4 received .their Goideri IHand
' badge. Awarded the GOlclen Bar
were the ,followini Brownies—
.. ' Susan Hall Mary Jardine Eliza- ,
beth Newbold, ‘: Edith . W114hY,
, . Janet ThomPsOu, Elva Eitehie,
•.' 1 ... i Barbara Wills, .Joce ,An
Johnstone, . Nancy 'Walden 'and
Charlene Anderson..
• The telephone operator at the begin-
ing of the twentieth century wore massive
airdos of the -twirl ear -phone". or "dou-
le-bun" type. The folding bed and razor
strop were used' by the male night oper-
ator who took advantage =of a lull at the
switchboard to trim his ;beard.
CHURCH N
Annual Meeting. Ashfield'
A joint meeting of 131akeis„
Hackett's and Zion 111.C.,147, was
•held at• the Ashfield Manse 'on
Wednesday, November 21st. The
'president,.Mrs. :Frank Ritchie
o ,ned the meeting. Mrs. War-
ren Zinn read the scripture and
Mrs. 'Ken Alton • gave, the medi-
ta ion. Mrs. Wm. G. Hunter of-..
• • •
fered prayer. Mrs. NIresley nit -
Swas Pianist fot. the after-
noon. A vote of thanks, Vra.s ten-
dered Mrs.' Chris Cook who has
been sethretary, , for the ‘ypast 12
years. ,She wished to be relieved.
of the duty. Mrs. Frank Ritchie
is the new secretary. Rept:opts
were !Eiven from the tiree chur-
ches,sh6wing a successful year.,
, Mrs. Kirkland (Supply Pee.)
discussed supplieS for 1963. The'
programme. Consisted of a piano
• • isoiraL .
••In the heart of downtown
r. •
'Toronto facing Allan Gardent.
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Close to finest shopping a
f
rid
solo by Mrs. James tinak, a
violin selection by Mrs. Jack Ir-
win 'apd. 'a 'Voil solo by Mrs.
John Gardner... .These were .•en.
joyedi very much.' Mrs. 'Charles
Anderson,' president 'of the
Manse conunittee discaised the
work accoMplished. and had the
seeret4rf•s repOrt by Mrs. ,Dynes
Campbell and' treasurer's, report
by Igra. liVarrern Zinn 'given. The
folloWing # the suggested manse
contnnittee, .fo.,r 1963. President,
MrS. Jerry ,Cranston; Treasinrer,
Mrs:. 'Warren Zinn; 'Secretary,
'Mrs. Dynes • CaMpbell; « Repre-
sentatives„ Mrs., James Bonk,
Mrs.; Hugh'Meln:iry,, Mrs.: Blake
Alton,: Mrs. Alex, Hackett, Mrs.
Charles Anderson, Mrs. Eldon
Ritchie. Mrs. Arnold Alton 'was
cl'ected the ,PtreSident'for the
annual ;meeting Of IMO. Mrs.
Kaiser Invited all the lai7eS 'to
the Manse for the World's Day
off pirayer„ Mrs. 'Bert Alton to
assist ;her; Mrs. Kaiser 'and all
those taking' part• were thanked
by the President. Reir.' Mr_
eKi-
r closed . 'the meeting with
prayer. ..Yrs.„ Kaiser . and com-
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. mittee serd a lvErleh
entertainnlent centers, major'
itals and subway. .
Ireautifully appointed rooms
and suites. Dining Room. '
Television. Children FREE.
Maderanelly .S 6.50
' pruced ffmer!, . Occupancy '
.
c): ' $ 830' DnUbile.'
. .; . , . . ctipmy i• wood ga-e the Bible Study bpis....
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,.. ,•• i ed on' the Bible' verse . "Blessed
, ... Fr.edfrick hi, ni GV1 Mgr.. — !a,,,...e. the Peacemakers:7 Mrs.. CENTRALLY LOCATED AT , Tetlephame: 36,3-4623 • bne Jthnston and Mrs- Gordon
.• .306 Jarigis tif. ' ' , IFieh r were chosen as the ilium,-
„! 'Mating Committee id bring in
.! “Se slate of 'officers for 1";i;x'. At
This was. a particularly special
night for Nancy Kirldand,• who
was preserded with her "wings"
and Al`flew up" to the Guide Com-
pany. She was 'met by her int-
rol leader, B. Ratlinkrell and ;wel-
comed into the company by
captain. • . , •
An enrolment ceremony en-
sued . in which 'five recruits be-
came tenderfoot guides — Don.:
na Ritchie, oLloya ',Reid, Nancy
Kirkland,,Penny' Reid, and Lin-
da Marriott. The guides were
enrolled by 'Brown Owl, Mrs.
Ruth Montgomery. Following
:.this ceremony the national` an-
them was sung. • •
tt.SAVINGS,
Interest from date
of deposit
Checking' Privileges
Deposits by Mail
lkiurs-9 to 5
Fridays -9 to 9
Saturdaysr--9 to
•GUARANTY
'TRUST
_ _ CANADA'S LARGEST '
IPPEPEPIDENT Trust. COMPANY
261 -.10th Street
HANOVER
PIIONE 158(l. /
joined in a game and campfire,
followed. Skits and songs were
presented ;by the' GU/des. The
Brownies entertained with songs.
• The eighth ,guide law was Am-
•expeetedly put' to the test •and
lunch was eventually served.'
Chocolate niHk and donuts Were
passed by the two hostesses for
' Presentations 'of various pro-) thli7a17;:ninDattlif.jbanra;t:Ca"TipsthecIrSosedag . •
ficiency badges . were then, the meettinv..
made1/Pioneer badge—B. Rath- ' • . •
well; ; 'Camper bidge--B. Rath- .
wel and E..•Matheirs; Fire Brig- GIFT_ GIVING . MADE EASY—
ade badge—B. Rathwell, Ma-. with a new or renewal subscriP-'
theirs. B.' McKenzie,. S. Mowbray tion to' The 'Sentinel. A gift card
arid J. Carruthers.. Service stars „will be iiiaided for you; Tillie
were also presented /to these five now to italce crare of it, card sent •
guids- • when you Wish. The Lucknovr,
The Brownies • and Guides sentinel_ • .
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For sound counsel and a fair price on a monument
correctly designed -from quality material, rely on
SKELT011
MEMOR
Pat O'Hagan, Prop.
Established Over Sixty Years
Walkerton Phone 638-w
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Ontario,
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Presbyterian «Evening Awe.
The November zneetEin 'was
held ri Ttescilay, evening at the
home off 'Mrs., Gordon Fisher
a-472til-MrS.-•"-Jinii iikitehr.Sen in the
The Meeting opened with).
,a pi3en' 'entitled "With Assu-
ance read by 'Mrs. Aiiehicori
fonovs-, 4y a •}fDyrillirli and the
i•Lordr's Prayer. Mrs. Mande Sher-
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!'the' December . meeting.
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wilt iSked• • to enter their .••
names"in' 'the, 'Annive.rsary •
Bea" to be presm ted' on the:
occasion off the loth 'Arentive.r- .'
8:41,7 of.r WIL.5.„. • Itesterra
Division, 'to •be held in Montreal
,May. • 19Y.•-!.. .A &igen metal •
chairs' were presented' to the
School. Mennbers
were
aSked • to xesent 'their "Ilfistcri"-
•c4D1Pstaint.” it the Synodical , •
Liii tritraaarn..Ms Gladys Mac- •
' gaVe a Eine synopsis of
: several% articles from the "Gtad/
Mr Jennies Liittlt as-
sisted by Ms. Gordon Els" her
%'ave a very: interesting talk on
the 'Port '1Vorker'-• •Iirnmigrants
are •evern a wards welcome On
,arrival and are helped any
trtre-ce,i5cs!, br'e,,, ft:••4°„e
7, arnstiiiltd,t Ua
A
earned"' n-
-was; read. by. M. • Sim
AitchiSon. The meeting .closed'
ott•-.'-th a • hyrrni and the
Lunch was ierved. :by the.
tharge.. •
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