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11,iril IDNES,DAY, JAN. 25th,,' 1961,
THE LUGKNOWSENTIi\1EL,,UCi NOW''
iNT 1 !O
CKNOW FIRE,. D.
PARTNIENT'S, ANNUAL;
LUCKNOW LEGION HAL
it „ay,... �aivary
SCOTCH DANCING and PIPING
Carruthers Orchestra. Admissicui '7
OCHAL:SH
* Mrs. Emile MacLennan visit-
• ed in Owen Sound` on Monday.,
Recent: visitors. with "Mr. and
Mrs.' 'Ewan' MacLean were Mr.
and Mrs. Williamson of Wyom.,
,in . ••
The W.M.S. meeting of Ash-
field. Presbyterian Church was
held at, the home of Mrs. Wal-
ter MacLean.. , Mrs ..Wm.Ross
presided: •
Mr: and ;Mrs. •Walter Dexter
.visited with M. 'Howard 1Robin-.
son in .London on Tuesday, Mr.
• Robinson is able 'to . sit in • a
wheel, chair now.
Allan . McCharles .of Toronto
spent ,,the week -end •with his
parents, Mr. and . Mrs:. Oliver
McCharles; : '
Allan MacKenzie. of Guelph
spent 'the Week -end -With his ;par-
ents,''Mr. and 'Mrs.. Henry '.Mac
Kenzie.
Mrs. Dais! McChar.les:.,is,;visit-
ing in Lucknow" •Witt% Mrs, Rae
Horton.
Visitors with Mr. . and Mrs.
Emile MacLennan for !the week-
end were Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
MacLennan and. Marion Mac-
Lennan of Toronto and Mr.. and
Mrs`..,' Bruce Miller of Palmer-
ston,
CULROSS CORNERS
• With .last 'week being cold • $L
today . (Sunday).'pretty stormy
at times, looks like a small news
budget this week;
Mr. and Mrs. John Schumach-
er spent Monday ,with Mr, and
Mrs: Wm..,'Lloyd,' London.
On Wednesday .evening, our
teacher, ' Miss ..Hodgins . 'and her
pupils •held, a tobogganing party
on the :hill . at ` Mr..lJohn 'Schi,i-
mashers. Afterwards, .lunch was
served at the .home of Mr. and
Mrs: :Morley Wall. '
Mr. and Mrs. • Tom Stewart
KA1 R$H EA SETS
CALICO BALLDATE
Donald Thcliwson, the junior
member of the Lucknow Sentinel.
Was guest speaker' at the Kair
shed; 'Women's; Institute,,. when.
they met at the home ,Qt,..MIN„
Virden Mowbray, ills SWAPO
was •'Public (Relations,, how. it is
a job Which concerns 'all m'em
gibers. The publicity which.' a
W.I. ,meeting receives )through
•
local weekly channels creates •a
favourable impression. - on the
community, and !keeps them in-
formed of their aims and activi-
ties. The • speaker. ..was. •given' •a.
vote Of thanks, on behalf of the
members by .Mrs Allister Hughes
and. Presented with ,a gift..•
The date of the ,Calico ,Ball has
been set for the 7th of April.
Mrs. Evan' Keith reported for
the .4-H project , which has just.
been completed. Fourteen girls
will take part in the : Achieve-
ment Day in Kincardine, Feb-
ruary 4th. The girls will present.
their demonstration for the mem-
bers at the February meeting •.at
the 6th Schoolhouse. The leaders:
for . the next project on Fruits,
will be Mrs. Gib ' .Hamilton and
Mrs. Jas. Burt,; , whentraining
school .will .be held in 'Ripley, in
spent Tuesday ,afternoon at the`
home of Mr. and Mrs. 'Ronald
Stanley, Kinloss.
Mr. and Mrs. Morley WaII '&
family were dinner guests Sat
urday night , of Mr. _ ' and Mrs.
Everett -.Whitehead, . Teeswater.
,Mrs Frank Brown . and, : Reg
were ,Sunday' . visitors . at the
home of the Wilson Brothers.'
LIVE BETTER ,ELECTRh.CAL
Ylrle
my thin • 1s I .have to take more baths!"
Ever.one ' in; the family can • Hydro water heaters offer the
Y Y Y
tape more baths and ou'li still Y • in'i.�� ortant ade vanta of safe, P,
have loads of - hot . water' 'for clean, famelessieatng! /
• eve other household':usetl
rt' out.of life
e. new tWo=elem.enit fast when. you..get' the rrios:t out of
recove hydro water .
rt',; � heater+ 'electricity, • •' . �` • .
With eleetr,eity hot.. water;
•,satlsfactibn costs.:only a few
cents a dayyitito•
is yours.
And tha s not th'e .6ny thin'.. .
March, .
Kairshea ,voted 41 .00. 'for the
National Foundation• (Fund;, which
goes to .the upkeep. of the :Bead
office at. Ottawa. :Pennies for
Friendship will be collected' .at
the next two. Meetings, this is
project of. A. •C', W. W. Mrs.. Wm.
Downey reported on ' the "Eat
to. Live"' 'workshop: held in the
fall: Ari; ' interesting roll ,call;
"What annoys 'Me most 'at public
meetings'". brought forth; many
comments., The greatest Offender
being the 'one who carried on
the conversation during." the
speakers discourse, and made it
impossible to hear both, :si"tting.
behind the large: hat; .the panty.
who arrives late . and • disturbs.
the' meeting,;
During; ' the • program, Miss
Dean MacLeod gave a reading.
with: the setting • in the Scottish
Highlands. Miss Mary Finlayson
favored with a !Scotch: dance.
Mrs. Hughes extended the sour-
test': remarks.
The. February meeting. will be
in , the Kairshea "Hall, , with . ,Mrs.,
Elliott Carruthers as- hostess. A
cordial invitation is extended to
ail .the mothers of the girls ,tak-
ing :, part in ::the . 4-H -club •• work,
and all other ladies in the coni-'
munity.
OBITUARY.
MRS.. ALBERT . W. , RUNDLE• ..
.'Funeral. services for Mrs. Al-
best W. Rundle, of Oshawa,
who, died of a heart attack :at'
her 'hoine' on 'Saturday;, !Decem-
ber 331st, , '1960, were.held ;from;
the ;Armstrong . Funeral 1Home.
The .former Verna May Bar-
bour.,
ar.bour. , the deceased ' was the
•daughter.. of • :James ' and Ida
'Barbour, •She ' , born : May;
23rd, 1916, ion 1.the 12th. Con, of
West Wawanosh .near, Lucknow..
Married , ' May ' 1st, :.1943, at'
Oshawa,. she:. had been• . a resi
dent `-of :Oshawa . for 20 years,
going there, from `IGoderich:
She and 'her .husband 'Owned
and:.operated `the :A: iW. Rundle
Garden-: Centre.
• ,A• member.. -Harmony. Uxi=
ited Church, she /was 1a ;very;.'ac=
tive' member ` irr, (the • Women's
Association,, ,and .was immediate
past .!president' of tithe 'W.A. ;•:She
was- • also : a member of the
Church session, ,and !was •.a Sun-
day School teacher. Also.. •active
in • the 'h.ome;and School,:associa-
tion of. the. '�Harrnony Public
School'.
S•he is ,survived .by her hus-
band,
us:band,'Albert ' W:. • Rundle, ` and
tier parents:, who reside in, Lon-
.don,. Ontario: She . is also sur-
vived by 'three .daughters_, Lyri,-
da ; Jean; Anne.. Shirley, and::
Grace Mary, ,.all at .home, arid:
one sister, Mrs: • G.: ,Goutier;.:
(Frieda) of .IScarboro.
Funeral ser • vices were cion
ducted by.Rev.. N.','T. )Holmes of
Harmony, United Church, inter
merit was . in Mountlawn .Ceme
tery, Oshawa.,
W.I. ,LADIES- VIEW RUG
MAKING DEMONSTRATION..
The January:meeting of the
Paramoilnt • • Women's Institute
ras held at . the thOme. :of Mrs
!Eric Hackett The ., meeting op-
ened'•..with the Opening. Ode and
Mary Ste.; art' collect: ` During
4
,,the 'business, plans 'r,v6re made
to start the cburse " 1;'ocus On'
1♦ nishes,"
to be ,held. at ;,the home.
of Mrs. Orland Richards , . on
Monday night. Mrs. Orland Ri•ci-
ards gavethe' current events.,
,Mrs. 'Allister ,Hughes • Ig ave ;a de-
monstration 'on: rug Making. :'Mrs.
Eric' `Haekett : thanked Mrs.
,Hughes; for her helpful informa-
tion, , Mrs.` •Dave Anderson gave
a reading •.arid Mrs. Al Irwin:
conducted some contests..
Mrs. ,Kelso McNay gave the
courtesy remarks and the meet-
ing closed with the " queen and
grace,• .atter 'which a dainty
lunch was served.
MARGARET (ANN ' EARi't.IS j1
BEADS` KINTAIL - CLUB ,
The first meting` of 'the Kin -
tail 4-H klub was held at the
Kintail •, school at which • teh.
Members attended with their
mothers. l
•Our leaders are 1VIrs: . Mon-.
crief and Mrs' ,Hy 'MacKenzie.
Twelve Mnennbers , have. 'joined
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the 'They are. Margaret'
Ann Farrish
Mary.:Lcau Collison; `.
Joan Barger,, 'Sharon .Courtney,';
Barbara Mackenzie, • Kathleen•
O'Neil, Jean Drennan;, Elaine
Rosemary. Kook, , osemary :Hogan,, ,Kath-
leen (Dalton, Linda, ;Little, 'Donna
Hogan, • . ' . .
• Mrs. 0, ioncrief read & le
articles, on ihaw tp pick out.
Material. and Mrs: IL MacKen-
zie gave some sluggestions on
what to: buy for 'different types
of figures, , .
We. then elected •,oficers as
follows;,President; Margaret Ana
Farrish; vice -Pres;,. Donna Ho,
.gain; Secretary, Joan Barger; .,
Press,, Reporter,, Sharon; (Court_:
net', Pianist; Barbara ' lvlaoKen-,v •
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