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THE' LUC NOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW ONTARIO
���ia �enfil'an�Seriously injured
iaUNGANNON NEWS
We, are pleased to report the
satisfactory condition of_Donna
Pentland in Victoria hospital, Lon-
don after being serfousy injured in.
an a ccident•while riding a pony
wId h was in collision,with a car
on Friday • evening, We hope for a
speedy recovery,
Cathyr'Culbert :returned borne
• Saturday after spending a weeks
holiday with Joan Niell. atNiagara.
:Weekend guests with Mr. and. .
Mrs.: Cecil Culbert were Mr. and
Mrs. Tom i:: Culbert, Toronto : and '
Mr. 'and 'Mts. _Keith Wood and
family, of London ;
Ivlr. and Mrs.: Robert Andrew and,
'boys of, London spent the week end.
,with Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred Pent-
• land. Mrs. Andrew and . the boys "
are remaining for the week.
Mr: and Mrs. Wilfred Pentland
With several other relatives•enjoy-
ed the week end and a picnic with
Mr. and Mrs. ;Ernie Pritchard, '
who'are spending' some time at a
cottage,at Kincardine.
: Mrs, Lorne Ivers is a patient in,
..Winghah hospital where she was`,
admitted: on Friday, with
pneumonia and bronchitis. ' We.
0. hope) for 'a speedy recovery,.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant S•owerbyof
Willowdale' were weekend visitors
with Mr. and Mrs.. 1 . •Blake
Cecil:
larbara .Blake and Elsa Woodford;
w'ho,was'visitingwith 'Barbara re-
. •
turned with them . ., ,, •.
Visitors with Mr: and Mrs.' Ander-
son Mugford on Sunday were Rev,:
g y,
and Mrs.' Ken' Knight of Oak', , Park ,
Michigan.' and. Mr.' and Mrs. Wm.
Mugford pf Goderich.,
Paul Eedy, Philip Foster and "John
Bennet enjoyed a• tour with Huron'
ti,
County 4-,,H boys •to. Peterboro last
Week where they, were guests of a
Peterboro 4-H. club..
Mr. and Mrs. 'Winston Kilpatrick,
Dwight and Douglas of North Battle.
ford', Saskatchewan were guests of
Mr' and Mrs. Cecil Blake -last
weep..
Chuck Young has left fc for Ipper-
wash Cadet camp for the summer
and .Johpny Young is emplpyed with
Mr. and. Mrs. Oliver. McCha;les of
86 highway, ' "west of Lucknow.
• •
Mr. and Mrs.' Ken Brown,,;Alan,
Suzanne and Nancy of Chelmsford
Mass.. are spending a ;week with
his parents, 'Mr, and Mrs. Wilbur
Brown. Also visiting, Mr.' and Mrs.
Brown on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Petrie of Vienna, Mr, and Mrs.
E •«YouserLondon, Mr. and.Mrs.,
Wm.: S Reed, Wingham, Mrs..
Anne Linklater,. Goderich and 'Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Reed,‘ Dungannon
5QY��rs.W�d
Mr. and ,Mrs-. John Emmerton . •
celebrated their fiftieth anniver=
sa at: their home in Huron Town=
ship Saturday June 24.. It was
a very happy occasion. • Over 200
guests were welcomed on that day
and ;during,•the',following week.
They have •both.lived in Huron a.11
their lives. ;
Community Shower
For Elaine Cook
A shower was, held in honour of
Elaine Cook. on Saturday evening
by the Zion and Lothian commun-
ities at Zion Hall, which was suit-
ably decorated; '
*The evening .opened with a •sing.,
song/ ollowed by contests by •
Anderson
Mrs. CharlieMrs'
and , •
Gordon •Kirkland. Readings were.'
given • by Mrs. Allan "Ritchie and!
Mrs. Ivan Cook. An•address was.
read to the bride by Mrs. 'Charlie
Wilkins..The bride was assisted,
'in opening the gifts by Mrs. °Don
Bell and' Miss Linda Mann. both
of Toronto.
The bride -elect thanked
everyone for, the lovely gifts and
invited them to a Trousseau. Tea
on Jury 15 at the .home of her
mother, Mrs. Peter Cook.;
A lunch was served by the host-
esses, Mrs. Lorne Cook; Mrs. John
Hunter" and Mrs: Charlie Wilkins.'
ZION
'Nancy Kirkland, Donna . Ritchie
and Wanda Minter are spending
this Week at Kincardine Beach.
Dick Reed, Jim and Ron of Hazel
Park, Michigan visitedon Thurs-
day with Mr, and Mrs. Wm. G.
Hunter.
The ;U.C.. W. will hold; their
children's meeting on Thursday
p.m. at the`home.of Mrs, Chas.
Anderson in Lucknow. ,
• Joyce, „Glen and Cheryl Walker
of. Wingham:spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. D.A. Hackett,.
sirs. fri. Sit.
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MacKenzie Rounion:
N��d At PineRiver :.
LOCHALSH NEWS
The MacKenzie reunion was held
on Saturday at Pine "River Cominun-•
ity Hall,
Phyllis Bradley is taking a course
fn Physical Ed.ucation.at the Univ-
ersity of Guelph
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs.• Henry Mac.
Kenzie were Barbara. MacKenzie.: of
Kitchener,'" Ray 'MacKepzie of
Toronto and 'Rev, FS'., MacKenzie
of Montreal. • ,
•Mrs Thomas' MacDonald: is 'spend
ing a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
Lennie Houston and fancily. at•
Bethel?.
Mrs.D.A.d
D an Mrs.
MacLennan
Finlay MacDonald are home on
holidays .from the fa'ctory'in.Luck
Callers it the Doug Martyn farm:
on the week end" were Mr‘. and .
Mrs: David Martyn of Toronto and
Mr, .and 'vitt. Walt Willits of''.
.Wroxeter;
Mr, and Mrs.: Allan MacLean and
family of Collingwood were week.
end visitors with Mr. Dan Mac -
,
Visiting Mr. ,and Mrs: Ewan. Mac-
Lean were Mrs . -Ross' Calvert and
Lynn of . Wyoming and ,Mr. and •
Mrs. Newton : f arrard' and Scott of
Huston, Texas. •,
Holidaying:with Mrs Donald
Martyn and Douglas, are. Dr and'
Mrs.' Douglas• MacKenzie ,Lexie,
Scott and Ian of Vancouver,
.Spending the ,week end with Mr.
and Mrs Emile'MacLennan'Were.
Mr.' and Mrs. Jack MacLennan and.
John of Stratford, Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce: Miller and boys of Palmers-
ton. "
Visiting Mr, and Mrs Jack Mae -
Kenzie and family were Mr "and';•
Mrs Ray Myers and;: family of
„Ottawa,'Mr. and Mrs•. George
MacGregor arid boys of Hamilton
,and Mrs. Isabelle MacKenzie of ,
Lucknow.:
Dianne MacKenzie, daughter of
Mr,. and Mrs. Jack MacKenzie is
on a_trip to the East coast with her
cousin from Ottawa.
ublic Relations
1. Topic
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%The July/meeting of the.'Silver
:•Lake. Women`s Institute was.held'in
the, evening of Wednesday, July'
fifth. at:the home 'of Mrs. Wm.
Stanley. Thesecond vice-president
Mrs. James MacEwan opened the'
meeting with the Ode and,, Mary
Stewart. collect. Mrs. Roy .Stanley
'read Psalin sixty four..The roll
call, "Something that cheered ,me
during the past month" was answer=
ed by.nine membersand eight t. '
visitors, • •
Mrs. Al Hedley andMrs. Glenn
Young volunteered to be leaders
for the fall 4-H homemaking club
"Working with Wool". Plans were
made to be hostesses at the Log ' ',•
Cabin, Southampton,' August 12th.,
Standing• committee 'reports :were'
given' by' Mrs . John Hodgins , Mrs .
Homer Devitt , Mrs. Ray Stanley
Mrs. Al Hedley and Mrs..Clarence
Hedley:
It was discussed and moved that
the Centennial quilt he sold by
tender with. t'he W.I. holding a •
reserve . bidof thirty dollars. 'Those
WEDNESDAY, JULY. 12th, 1t6T
PHONE 357.1630
STARTING TIMES
Monday to Thursday- 8 p,m,
Come. . as late as ' 1.1:0 to see
complete show r '
Friday, and •Sator'day
. 2. Shows. - 7:15 and 9:15.:
`Saturday .Matinee ' -- .2 p.m„
• unless otherwise. •noted,
WED., THUR.,
(4 DAYS)
JULY ,12, 13, .14
SPECIAL
`.`CASINO 'ROYALE"
Colour .'Cinemasco -e.
Starring: Peter : Sellers, , Ursula
Andress, ".David ,Niven, Orson
Welles, Deborah 'Kerr
This, is the thrill -packed 'ad-
venture that was too big for.
one James ' Bond. The second,.
shows . on Friday ' and Saturday
nights will start: at 9;30
MON,:iUES, (2. DAYS)
JULY :17, 18
Adult ' Entertainment
"WAY WAY °UT"
.,Colour Cinemascope
Starring; .Jerry 'Lewis, ,tronnie'
Stevens,. Robert Morley,
Dick ' Shawn
Can you 'imagine. Jerry Lewis,
on
is; the and imoont'?s•Welll inallthe thiswa•"oney.
he ' fue; .
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interested, it was decided, areto
send • their tenders to' Mrs. Ellison
Hodgins; R R `2, Hol'yrood , by '
August' l
Mrs; James`•MacEwan' was in' char-
ge of the remainder of the meet-
ing/Mrs Homer' Devitt.'read the
Motto "To make the world a.
friendly place., show,a friendly
face." Mrs: '.MacEwan ,read a pap-
er given by Bob Carbert at the
W:omen's Division= of the .Agricult:,
ural" meeting in' Toronto, The
topic, was " Public ''Relations"
A singsong was led by Dorothy'
Van Beers. ''Two contests were con•
ducted - kitchen scramble by
Shirley Stanley and advertising
identification by Janice Hodgins,.' .
A, poem, "Friends",'was read by
Mrs. Lloyd Husk. Marilyn, Colwell
read some riddles and jokes foll-
owed with a'reading ,• ''Why, join
the W i'. ' by; Mrs .:Albert Collwell.
The:meeting closed with the
",Queen' and singingof grace. -
The 4-H homemaking club girls
serve••d.'a lunch with a sampling of
recipes, from ,the "course'."A World
of Food ` in 'Canada`.'"
Crop: Report
Root rot has been observed in
some 'areas of sortie white bean .
fields. Lower leaves- appear yellow.
but new .growth appears healthy. '' •
Yield will likely,e affected
Potato leaf poppers have been seen
in ,greater than usual numbetson
white •beans. •
'Haying is approximately 50%
completed but continued to be
Delayed bywet, •humid weather.
Wheat is turning quickly. Live-
stock on pasture are in very good'
condition.
MONUMENTS
For sound; comae ' and a fair ce: mttment.
correctly designed from quality materoniala, relyonon
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