The Lucknow Sentinel, 1961-09-13, Page 7WEDNESDAY
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CIiCSTER. CQU! TER'.
Chester Coulter, a.' native. pf
.Whitechurch,, died suddenly on
• ':quesdav of :last" week, 'Septemb..er
5th from a .heart attack, He .was
‘' 45 and had, oever: been ,sick nor
lead a , pain:
Chester had gone t(i Work, as '
• •usual' and• was ho„meward bound
at the .noon hour •when stricken
with 'a multiple seizure. He swerv-
ed tris car to the curb and• two;
city. police who were` in .the traf- .
fic lane, went immediately to his
'Th 11th; 19.61
my
aid and summoned an ambulance
'but Chester was,: dead before.
• reaching the' hospital •
Mr. and .Mrs Coulter reside at
5649, Clinton. St, .in South Burn,
aby, B.C., Mrs., Coulter Is the.
former Dorothy.. Webb, daughter
ofMr. Mrs.''Macl(enzie Webb
of South Burnaby It was 14 years
ago this month . that they went'
West, •
Besides • his suddenly .bereaved
widow, 'Chester is •s.urvivedby
four' children, Brian, Judy,; Bon
-
rile” and Scott, the youngest of
which is 'about • one, Year old.
Chester was the son of Mr • &
• Mrs. Frank. Coulter. of White-
church, His mother, his .:brother,,
Alex of Whitechurch, ` his sister.
(Isobel), Mrs, Hugh•David 'Mac
Donald.. of Whitechurch.'and 'Mr..
and 1VIrs. Aldin Purdon' flew from
Malton on . 'Wednesday to attend
the .funeral held at Vancouver
on Friday:
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL„ LUCKNOW, •OI
DATES
Sept. 27, 28
.. 'Sept. 15, 16
Sept. '27,, 28.
.. Sept. 19, 20
Sept. 28, 29
ept, • 16 and 18 •
Sept. 12, 13
Oct, 4
• Sept, 20, 21
▪ Sept. 22, 23
• Oct. 6, 7
Sept, 14, 15
Sept, 28, 29
Slept. 25, 26
Sept. 27, 28
„ Sept. 22, 23
„ Sept.' 26, 27
• Sept. 1'8, 19
• Sept. 15, 16
Sept. 18; 19
Kirkton
Listowel
Lucknow , , ,
Milverton
Mitchell
Mount Forest
New Hamburg
Paisley
Palmerston . Oct.2, 3
Parkhill Sept, 21, 22
Port Elgin " Sept.' 15, • 16
Ripley ,Sept. 29, 3.0
Seaforth . Sept. •21, 22
Stratford • Sept.; • 18 20
Tara .Sept;. 26, 27
Tavistock • :Sept. •:8, 9
Teeswater Sep t. 29, 30
..
Tiverton' ''Sept. 21, 22
Walkerton . Oct. 25,•26
• International . Plowing. , Match,
Hastings •County, •• iBelleville,
October,. 4 - 7.
• Note. Dates are subject •to
change,and and confirmation:
19 Beginners At
.Ashfield School
'(LOCHALSH NEWS)
Beginners at the Ashfield.: North
School were Harold 'Keip, .Ricky.
Barger, Kenneth . Farrish•, Robert
;.�
Simpson, "•Maurice Hayes,' John,
-Simpson, : Mar1oMcDolil",: Di=
anne :MacKenzie, Brenda ''Mac-
Lennan; Bobby Wilkins, 'Leona.
:Hogan, • iVioyra ' `Johnstone, Greg
Hamilton, Brent Boak, Steven
•Wyids, Mary Louise O'Neil; Paul,
Hogan, Dennis O'Neil and Dennis
'Drennan, nineteen ' in :all :There •.
were 112 pupils 'registered' on• op,.
ening ',day, Wednesday.:
Mrs and Mrs: Dave B.arkwell' of.
Winnipeg 'called. on. :friends; sand
relatives in the • community our=
ing the week, •
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CREST •HARb WARE
+]4r.» and Mrs- Elliott;'Sandy. en-
tertained relatives and friends on
Sunday to a picnic on.: their lawn.
Miss Doris Wylds of Toronto
visited recently with: her parents,
Mr. and Mrs 'Dan Wylds.
Services are .being •,held in the
Free • Presbyterian ., Church -dur-
•
ing the month ,of September.
Mrs. K.,' L. ' MacKenzie •has re=
turned to , her teaching duties in
Mr.' Ray MacKenzie of 'Toronto'
spent the; week -end' with his
parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mac-
Kenzie. •
The Mission, Band of Ashfield
Presbyterian Churchheld their'
first meeting of the season • . ori
Monday with .Mrs. George .iMon-'
Grief as leader.
Anniversary At.
Kin�Qs� Ch��ch�
Anniversary services were held
-on Sunday at Kinloss (Black=
hor„e)i United Church, which has.
been'redecorated and transformed•
in appearance, to the ,credit of the
congregation. ' •
At the xnornin,g service the
pastor, Re,v. Wm. J-. Carson .conn
ducted the service and. in • the
evening Rev. Howard 'W. Strapp'
of Lucknow• was guest Strap
•
'Miss Bertha Blue was guest
soloist at the morning service &
in the evening -special, music was•
;provided by the Bervie 'United
Church choir.
Choir, W1., Honor
St: Helen's Ladv
(ST;. HELENS NEWS),
'•Following• the Sunday morning
•service, the choir, presented Mrs,.
George .'Stuart. with a necklace,
and:` ear • ring set and a .leather,
;hand -bag. Mrs; Stuart,• , who has
•been. ' a faithful member' of • the
choir •for .the past • folly, years,
will be moving 'to Lucknow this
week:: • Mr.: E. W. ,Rice ' addressed
Mrs. 'Stuart in a few well chosen,
words • and Mrs: Lorne: Woods
made the preseritation
On Thursday evening. •at the':
W.I. • meeting, Mrs ' Stuart was
'presented with 'a, farewell' tiff.
from the St: Helens group.• Mrs.
E. W. Rice "spoke : a few words 'of
.appreciation on: behalf of . the.
W L for her many, 'years of .ser
-
.Vice. M%s.•,, Stuart •replied.
• Mr, Foste. Brain of Hornby is
Spending a few days. With Rev:
and'AMrs. Be.• r.'!. Green:
Attend Grade ''':.9 at LINE'S '•
Meeting the,schoo1 bus. for their
first time fro"n this community
are •;Gary and Brian Gammie,
Barbara Purdon; Wayne :; Tod'd,
Sheila ' McQuihin, Susan Dorscht,
Sharon Jefferson, Mike and Ron-
ald.:Fioran, ' J•Oliti Pritchard, Pat-
ricia . Carrick and Lucy Morrison.'
These all are Grader 9 students at:
Lucknow District High. School,
Mr. Ken ,,Gaunt of Lions Head'.
was. a . ,Sunday •visitor with Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Gaunt
Recent visitors 'with Mr: and
Mrs 'Lorne. Woods were Mr.•'and•
Mrs.' F. . Waterdown
hallof
rn
and 'Mr.; and Mrs. Roy..' Hawley ;of
Oshawa.
Mr. and ` Mrs. , Ken • Grewar and
Nancy of Sudbury were week
end Visitors: with .Mr. and Mrs
Harvey • Webb:
The sympathy . of this commu
pity goes 'Out to the, bereaved in
the sudden death • of Mr.:: Chester
'Coulter of Vancouver, B.C. which
occurred on Tuesday, September
5th from a . heart seizure. Mrs.
Coulter is the former Dorothy
Webb.'
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Tweny , t y •ladies answered the
-si x •
roll call;' '"a, verse of ' scripture
pertaining'. to Agriculture" ori
Thursday evening in ' the ,ha11. A
short 'course, "Women's Institute'
Procedure" is `planned for. Janu
ary.' The St Helens institute were.
asked to plan, a birthday party in
November for Huronview; the
iCounyt Horne ;in Clinton:; The Fall
'Fair, 'Exhibitwas discussed as
well : as a wedding dinner in Oc-
tober. Plans were ,made for the
entertaining of the neighbouring
W.I. braric.hes'in mid-October. The
topic . "Agriculture and :Canadian
Industries"' Was ably given by •,
Mrs. JimAitchison,. Mrs: William'''
,Purdon "prepared the motto, "If
you plan. ta seed of character or'
kindness in the home • , it 'will •
bloom •in'the community•and Miss.•
Mary Murray.- read it: Since Mrs,
Stuart -is leaving our community,
Mrs. E,. W. Rice gave.. a few . re=
marks' and, presented her, with: a
lovelycup and saucer: on ` behalf`
of the W.I. Lunch;; was served by
Mrs. L.orne, Woods. and Mrs. Gor-
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