The Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-07-26, Page 8•
THE LUCKNOW 'SENTINEL
- -'' L.UCKNOW, ONTARIO,
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Town Band11/thH
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There'.. ere some new faces be,
hindthe pipes and drums as Luck-
•snow Pipe • Band made their regular .
`Friday rnght appearance in Luck -
now last week. .
Assisting the regular Lucknow,
gang were ,Watson Webster, of
Varna on the drum,` paying a visit .
to his, old hometown: "Other'
visitors were'Reid McKim of
Ottawa, John MacKay of Sault Ste
Marie, Peter Malcolm. of Seaforth
Nelson Howe :of Staffa and Hec
Kingswell of Clinton Drum Major
Jim Kennedy of the Air Base at
Clinton stepped out , in 'front of the
band,
Crop Report
Crops are. still being affected by,
the severe wet conditions in most ',
parts of Huron County. In several
areas.' corn aiid beans 'are being. •
held back, and yields are expected
to be below normal.: In some of •
the more .fortunate areas. •crops
look 'very good, this rs 4here' the
drainage. is:good
• Spring grains especially barley:.
.have been hit by high winds with
the result of much lodging.
•
The haycrop in the county•has not
been completely taken in as yet ..
•with• approximately 40010 of the hay.
still out
Fall :wheat•will be ready to har
vest • in Huron : in approximately
one week to ten days .
Four.�upils Pass
Grade :Six;.Pi�n�
Mary' lizabeth Henderson and.
Beverly MacDonald.• recently passed
their .Grade 6 'piano, John'Header-.
son.an DonnieMacDonald. passed
Grade 6 piano with honours. They -
'are the children of;' 1r. and Mrs.
James Henderson and Mr, and ;Mrs.
Jack 'MacDonald Of town.
They are all pupils Of Mrs. Chas.
Shaddick Lucknow
UNEMPLOYMENT
INSURANCE COMMISSION
erations of the l�nemployment
Insurance' trt
Walkerton, Ontario, are being
transferredto Kitchener, effective
.;
31'.'"uly., 196%
ENQUIRIES.
' � UlRlES AFTER THISrDATE SHOULD BE
DIRECTED' TO
15 DUKE STREET EAST,
KITC ENER,- ONTARIO
Application''F'orms for Benefit !nay ,be obtained by writing or
telephoning to the above office or by calling:' in ',person at the
nearest Canada. Manpower Centre.
don Passes In LonFormer Resideri,.
fi KINLOUGH NEWS
Word was received here of the
death of Cohn F. Rousorn of London
in his 83rd year. He was a .son of
the late Mr. and. Mrs: Willoughby
Rousorn and lived East of the '
village. He is survived by his sons
Rev. George E. Rousorn of London
And John W. of Toronto and sisters
Mrs.,. Gifford Hawthorne, Mrs'.
Olive Wellman,. Miss Myrtle Rou-
som,: Mrs. Mary Elliott of London.
and brothers Fred. of Toronto and
Harold of• Port .Colborne.
Mr:.'and Mrs.. pert Nicholson, Mr.
and 'Mrs . N. E, Evans were guests,
at the Campbell. - -Reid wedding at'
Pine River United Church on Saturn'
day. The groom is a nephew of
Mrs. Nicholson..
Ladies from Concession 14, attend-
ed
ttend-ed a bridalshower for' Miss Linda
Cerson at Bervie on Thursday even-
ing and for Mrs: Johnston the
former Eleanor Hodgins at Kinloss '
'on Friday evening. .
Mc , and,Mrs . • Arthur .Haldenby,
and grandson Howard Bennett :visit:-
'ed with Mr, .and Mrs.; •Howard
Whiteside and boys at their cottage
at 'Drills . .
Mrs. Cliff Robb underwent
surgery at St. Jooseph's Hospital,
London on Wednesday. We wish .'
her.a. speedy:recovery..`_
Debbie Smith of Goderich• spent
Had:Hafl'dCIW
In Hay Baler
KINGSEItIDGE NEWS
TOO LATE FOR LAST WEEK
Leo Courtney was.; hospitalized for
a few days last meek after getting
his hand caught in a hay baler.. We
wish him a speedy recovery.
Mr.• and Mrs..Harry Phelen .from
Acton. visited with Frank Sullivan.
Several. residents attended the
funeral of Wm Fitzpatrick" "on Mon-
day of last week..' -
"Cotton. especially for the bed-
room" is thetheme of the next: 4-H
Homemaking Club. All interested
girls 12 years old by September lst,
may apply no later -than August 15th
Contact Mrs..C. Reigling or Mrs.
Warren Zinn.
a few days with her grandmother,
Mrs. Harold Haldenby,
Mrs. 'Raynard Ackert and Mrs.
Jim Smith •will be hostesses for the
•H. W.I. meeting on August 3rd.
Roll call - Name, a variety of
cheese and its appeal to your
family. Topic Discovery of chee-
se ..Motto, - Don't work all your
life. to make a living but work all.
your life to make life worth living.
Study' of Nova .Scotia Mrs. Tom
Hodgins. Contest .Canadian animal.
sounds. Director - Mrs. Orville
Elliott, .
Mrs . Glen Stinson and 'baby of
near' Hamilton visited with her
father Cliff Robb and with Mrs. •
Robb who is making favourable
progress at St. Joseph's. Hospital
London , • Mary Ellen Dunlop of. Kin.-
cardine also visited with her cousin
Mrs. Stinson at the Robb home..
Mr. and. Mrs 'Harold. Haldenby.
visited on Friday evening with Mr:
and Mrs. Jim Dillon and family.
Mr, and. Mrs. William Haldenby
Mr:,and Mrs. George Haldenby•.
spent Friday evening with Mr. and '
Mrs :Norman Pry.and family, at •
Harriston. -
Wilbert Hodgkinson of Wingham
Called on friends here duringthe.
week.._We -_are pleased re report
that Wilbert is much': improved
health after being hospitalized for
•
Recent visitors withMr.,.:and Mrs,:
Ray Dalton were Mrs. Ed Siinrns of
Toronto and daughter Mrs, Ed Sail
mon of Switzerland, Mr:, and;Mrs.
,Truce Hansford of"Galt, : Mr. and
Mrs. HaroldDeighton and Mrs,. Ted
Reynolds of .'Sudbury
• Mr:,/and Mrs. pill McDonald; Lisa,
and •Lori of London were Sunday;,vis
itors with Mr•, and Mrs Jim "Mar"
Mar-
tin.
Dennis. Quinlan is spending the ..
summer with his sister, Mrs, James
Martin, Mr., Martin and family,
Misses Maureen and Louise Dalton
are in; Virginid, U.S.A. for a few
weeks visiting their,auht.
Mr. and;,Mrs. Earl Drennan re= .,
ceived Mr; and Mrs. Nick Perry
and Mr. and :Mrs. Jim White, and
boys,. all, of Detroit
Dr and 'Mrs, Claude MacDonald.
andfanily of Toronto spent the
weekend at the Garvey homestead.;
Visitors with Mrs., Cliff Austin
were Mr. and tubs.' Ambrose
Hartman and. family of Kitchener
Weekend •'visitors with' Mrs.•• Des
O'Donnell and Paul were Mrs.
James Moore and family of
Algonac, Michigan; Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Schindler of Marine City',
Michigan;• Mr. and Mrs Henry
Brace and family and Mr.. Gasper
Sola and son, `all of Detroit,
Michigan. .
Mr, and Mrs. Ormond Heffernan.,
Mr. •and Mrs. A,ntone Van Osch
1 spent'S'unday with. `relatives in
Arthur.
Bernie Van•'Osch. } spent last,'week with 'Mr. and Mrs,.. Ancone Vans
Osch y.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 26th, ,1161
a time.
Nelson Webster of Windsor visited,
with. Mr, and Mrs . Malcolm Lane,
Hugh.an'd Stewart and with Mr;
and Mrs. Frank Maulden and Keith,
Earl Percy of Matheson,. Mr, and'
Mrs, Barry Percy from England,;
Ardill Mason of Ripley were dinner
guests with Mr:, and Mis,, Alex
Percy and Wayne on Monday, They
.also; tailed on other relatives in
this vicinity, .
Sandra Percy'of Toronto spent a
few days at her home here , .
Mr, and Mrs. Wtlham Stanley of
Lucknow visited on Sunday with
Mr. and, Mrs Alex 'Percy . Randy
and Douglas Jensen,Concession 6
also'spent a- few days with their
grandparents, Mr' and Mrs Alex
Percy. .
.Dennis Trafford' returned to'fiis
home at Allan"Park after spending
the past two, weeks with. his cousin,
Wayne Percy,
• Mr.. and' Mrs. Jerry Collison of
Rexdale,• Mr: .and Mrs. Ted Evans
of Georgetown spent the :week end
with; Mr, and. Mrs.. Bert Nicholson,
Allan and lois. Linda andrLarry,
Evans who spent thepast week ,
here returned. with them
Visitors. during the week with Mr.
'and Urs,, Bert Nicholson were Mr.
and Mrs., Frank •Righi and family '
of. Saskatchewan, Mr. and Mrs,
Darrick Stanley of Tisdale „Nr.
and Mrs.' Tom Warman and`Mrs.
Chester Haldenby of Melfort, Sask.
'atchewan; `
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ucknow District Co -o
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