The Lucknow Sentinel, 1961-11-01, Page 6Club Girls
Weekly , Meetings
airsbes. Group No. 2.
The'fourth meeting of 'the 'Calf -
she's "Separates 'For Summer"
was held, on' •October 28th, The
meeting, was : opened with the
4-11 Pledge. Then, they had the
roll call which was "One way a.,
girl may choose her separates to
flatter '• her figure."' After the roll
call and home assignments were
given out for the ' neXtmeeting,,
it was,' decided to. '.have; the next
meeting on Friday, •Novenriber
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store nourishment in his' hum- • sufficient
to tide himself,' over' the:lean.. days that .'
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COMPANY OF.' CANADA:,'
3rd when the Home Economist`
vrtrll be present. The remainder of
the 'meeting- wasused to cut out
and mark the material..
Colwaaash Learning Lassies
The eighth meeting orthe Col-
wanash Learning . Lassies was
held at Peggy Button's on Octo-
ber 25th. The meeting was opened
with the a .,4 I Pledge. The roll
call was answered by 13 mem-
bers, "What I Like ' .to ' Make."
They were, given notes on Fruit
Drinks and discussed plans for
Achievement Day,
Lucknow. Loveable Lassies .•
The' Lucknow 4=H Separates for
Summer, met in the Lucknow
Town Hall. There. were 17 'pre-
sent. The roll: • call was Altera-
tions of pattern and how to do
it. Helen :MacNay read the minu-
tes of the last meeting, The . new
name ,is Lucknow Loveable 'Las.
sies. The ,girls worked on ttheir
'patterns Mrs.' Mathers ` gave
home assignments 'and a .work.
meeting was planned for the fol-
lowing Saturday.
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Mr.' and. Mrs. W. T, Holliston;
Mrs. • Mae Hamilton ' and'. Mr. Jack
Roulston visited 'on ' Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Orville ,Guy in'
Mitchell. I '
Some young people, and. their
friends .'froth. • here ., saw the' eat-
cellent film . "Martin Luther",
shown iii St, Andrew's Church in
Ripley, on • Sunday 'evening,
On' Sunday church. time is 2:3.0
p.m, and infant baptism too
Mr. and . Mrs. Murray >Cameron,
mx
'Susan 'of. Hamilton `lton 'and:. Mr.
a. .
and Mrs. 'Alvin ' •Thorripson of
Kincardine • visited'. • on : Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Orville. Fin-
layson,
Congratulations . to ' ' Mr. : and
Mrs. Wesley .'Smith tin . the birth
of a• daughter.,`
Sympathy is extended to ... the.
family of ;Mr. Warren . Lever of
Detroit, who passed ''away. on
Saturday:
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Mr.. and 19Irs':B01.Haldenby &..
Cheryl have xrioved to ,the Mc-.
Dougal•'.house on the..4th of • Kin •
loss. We are,. sorry. to see . them
leave the 'community
!'
Mrs: � William Schneider, Phyl-
lis, and 'Murray. Teeswater visited
Friday "afternoon ate .the home':of
Mrs.. 'Frank :Brown 'and at: the
horn of Mrs. Morley Wall :
.Mrs-'Tom-Stewar-Torn
•on ; Sunday . of terndon • from :her
trip to: . the West .Coast
Mr. and Mrs 'James Wraith,
VLr.. and Mrs'. Art Hodgirrs and
Mr. and Mrs.' Alex Whytock' were'.
dinner guests': Sunday et, Mrs.' Joe
Wadi; •Teeswater .
Mrs Frank. Brown and Reg
Spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Shelton,. Parkhill.,
Mr.; and :Mrs 'M
John cInaies
spent Saturday • evening with' Mr,
and firs: Art Hodgins.,
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SE N} i LU K1 Q*. ONTARIO
inlO'..Sr I.h..,,,.,ve in
Victoria.=fospital
(KINLO't?G$ NEWS).
We, are sorry to report that
Mr. Harold Percy is a patient at.
Victoria. Hospital, London , where
he 'was • taken by ambulance' on
Sunday.. IIis many :friends wish
him improved health,:•
R membrane SService
The Holyrood +Womens' Institute
will meet ,on Thursday evening.
Hostesses and Directors, Mrs,
Jack Hewitt and Mit. Mel Pass-
more. Roll call, Something that
made me laugh, Topic, 'Address,
Mr. McLeod. 'Motto, Better• • pay
the cook than• the doctor. The
annual 'Remembrance Day service
will be held' on November lith
at 10.45 a,m, Rev. Carson of Ber-
vie and'. Kinloss United Churches
will be . the •guest.. speaker... Solo-
ist, , .Mrs. Harold Haldenby, Mrs.
Donalda . Scott, supervisor of'
.music in. the .township *ill' be in,
charge. The Boy Scouts and Cubs
with their leaders will' be pre-
sent at, this service. •
Mrs: Bert Nicholson entertain-
ed • the .Evening Workers, When: a
quilting . was held..
Mr. 'and Mrs. 'Lyman 'Sutton.
and. Jean, 'Mr. and . Mrs Cecil
Sutton attended 'the wedding • of .
Miss Dianna McWain .and Mr.
;Bruce Dumond,'at' .Sarnia.'
Mrs,. Carl Vassilla 'of. Goderich'
visited on Saturday With Edna,
and May. Boyle
The Anglican;: service' will. be
held at 11 a.m.. during the -month
of November.
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SUITES BY THE LEADING MANUFACTURERS
MacKENZIE' 'FURNITURE STORE
Phone 141. Lucknow
and the children. Those who olson of. Kinlough visited, on Sun -
taught the classes this 'term' day with their son, Mr, and Mrs,
were Nancy Scott, Mrs; Clifford Ted Evans .at Rexdale.
.Young,. Mrs, James Richardson •
With Mrs. Robert Bregraan as
alternate. ' Mr. Gordon Wall and'
Mr. James . Richardson acted •as
superintendents ' and • had charge
of the Bible Class. 'During ' the
evening, Mr. .and Mrs. Bregman
sang a. duet. How .Great' Thou. 'Art
which' was much' enjoyed,..Mrs.
James,. Richardson presided at, the
organ,.: Mr;' Elmer:, Scott read the
scripture and Mr, Derwyn Hill
gave an illustrated -talk. Hymns'
were .sung; and Mr. J. Richardson
led in. prayer. Seals, diplomas and
prizes for attendance at S.S. and
Church' and 'their ability were.
given out Mi Donald Young was
secretary -treasurer: this year.
A number, from here' attended r•
the Hallowe'en Dance • . at "Holy •
rood on . Thursday evening, spoi
sored, by the ' 11.W' I,.
Mrs. J.' W. Colwell 'visited.' dur,
ing the •week, with Mr.. and Mrs. •
Ardill 'Mason,,•` Coiri, 4, She .also
• attended, the family,' gathering at
the' home:.. of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Colwell, Bervie.
We extend sympathy' ,to Mr.' &I.
Mit. s.Ben Scott ' in the 'death of
her brother: Mrs.` Gertrude 'Walsh
accoinpanied them:; to Kitchener
where they. attended :the' funeral
on Saturday.
.Church was held" at 2' p.m: -on
Sunday . & will continue thr ough-
out . the winter. • .
' Ladies' • Aid is to be :held, • this
Thursday evening, : November 2nd
at the• home of Mrs.,Lloyd Moffat'
at. 0.30 ,pm '
,Mr: '' and /Mrs. Chester ,. Ritchie
of .Detroit were• recentvisitors
With his brother;•. Mr.. Russel' and
i Mrs. Ritchie: •
C. gratulations : to Elaine Mur- 'Miss • Doris Moffat,. and'Miss
ray on winning first• glace in the Lois Conley of London spent the
Pliblih Speaking Contest. at Holy- week -end at, their homes
rood on Wednesday night,' Nancy . , Mr.. Richard "Orr of Northern
Bushell of '.SS No. 1 and Jean i.Ontario ;was `a visitor;with his
Sutton Of S. 'No: 2, were placed i mother,' Mrs: ''William ``Orr • and
2rrd and 3rd.. Bob
Mr..;:and Mrs, Alex' Percy and '' Mr: and Mrs.: William'Evans ac="'
family visited on,'Sunday with .compained by
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Jansen :of . ' ' . ` '
Kincardine•
` MIs Sandra Percy returned to
Toronto' after spending the week
end at- her -home -here.
Mr and Mrs Frank Maulen� :
and .Keith ;were in Guelph'`: on:
Sunday., Mr. J. R. 'Lane who has
been visiting at Fonthill returned
home': with them. ;`.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Bert Nicholson,
Lois and. Allan 'visited on ;Sunday;
With, Mr: and Mrs. , Chris Stark
and family at Amberley:•
`Miss Ev lyn Nicholson accoin-'
•anied ' • and ..Mrs. . William
Evans to Rea dale , *here they
Visited With . Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Evans
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Spirting &
family :.•of. Walkerton 'spent: the.
Week -end With- Mr, `.and .
George Haldenby: ' •
Mass:' `Sharon Hodgins • accom-
panted Miss•,Sandra Percy to To- q'
ornto.
Mrs. Ruth
Gibsonheld aStan-
Ley party atthe home of Mrs.
Morley' Bushell on Tuesday ev-
ening when a number of ladies
were present, an enjoyed• ,a
pleasant evening. Mrs Gibson is
the f ormer Ruth. Sutton.
NGSIDE
The Ladies Aid held •their pot
luck supper Saturday .evening.,
,when a. Very' enjoyable -time was.
• had by ail. The congregation were.,
g rests:'Later achievenient` night
•was, held for the Sunday Sehoo1
when each class gave a message
in' .song as, welff as quoting Bothe
"(14 the Bible `verses they, had.'
leari'netI and' giving /a surnrn'ary
the lessons ,:they had learned'. It.
' was a great credit to the teachers u
•
Miss. Evelyn Nich-:
ACCIDENT ON BAILEY
BRIDGE' AT ZETLAND '
Eric: Warder well-known' local'
transport owner,' was admitted to
hospital as the. result of a two -car'
collision at the' .west end of the
Zetland bailey bridge on: Tuesday
morning, He suffered : chest ,in-
juries, two 'fractured ribs an
jured left elbow.: and '.head abra-
sions, ,His four -:year-old son; Dale,
apassenger was admitted' to 'hos-,
pital but was released after treat-
ment for, minor • injuries:
The ' accident occurred when a
Volkswagen• driven by :. Walden:
Was an collision with a late model.
car, ;driven by 'Frank' Cordick.
Walkerton, on the.. Western. end of
the' bridge, Police ,said the bridge.
was: extremely • slippery ' at ; the
time,. • due tp rain which had 'beeni
falluig. Cordick . was :noti jo ed
in the mishap: "
Total: damage to the two cars:
was estimated by police at SI'OQO.
The accident was investigated by
Constable Murray : Fr iden:benrg' 'of
the' Wngtiarl ` O P'.P.detachnaent:,
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