The Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-09-27, Page 6,
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL; LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 27th, 1967
CouPle Will live At Owen Sound
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Guides:Commence.:
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••/ The lst Lucknow Guide Company
commenced regular •meetings on
September -22nd. nape patrols
were formed as.follows: Swllow
Patrol - Margaret Montgon1CrY,
Patrol leader and Elizabeth Ritchie
Seconder; Scarlet Tanager Patrol
Joanne ThonipsOn, Patrol Leader
• and Linda Hamilton, SeConder;
Bluebird PatrOl lOrraine
Patrol Leader and Kathy Joynt,
Seconder , • •
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,PthinghorseshOe fotmation% the
following badges were presented:
Little House Emblem Laundress,•
Dairymaid,' Woodman, Hornemak-
er, Needlewornan and Fire
Brigade Badges to, Barbara. Wilkins;
Secondelass.badge to Margaret •
Montgomery; Fire Brigade bad,ges:
to. Elizabeth Ritchie, 'Lorraine/ •
Boyle; Kathy Joynt, Linda.Stanley.
and Margaret. MOntgomety. •Service
Stars were also brought up to, date ,
at thistiine. •• -
During Patrol -in -council time
the'414cles discussed possible good
• turnS for National 'Good Turn dy
Oetober 14th and also wrote clown
'program suggestions fin the year. , •
Lientenant Mrs,. James Boyle then
took 'the guides' outside for a relay.
game.. Upon corning back in, the .
girls" were treated to hot chocolate.,
Campfire followed under the
leadership of Range; Linda Boyle:.
Captain Mrs. Jack,McKirn, announ-
ced, that:7sit-Upons7 to be .made by,
each Guide would be judged OCtob
er 6tir.. A Cook -out is planned for
next week, weather .permitting.
Each giiideshouldbring 25 'cents
for the meal Alive", the
Canadian Guide :Magazine was,
:displayed .and the guides were en-
couraged to subscribe; Vespers and
taps closed, the meetings, Land
Ranger Beverly MacDonald also
assisted at the meeting. . •
The marriage :a Miss Ruth Fast Owen SOund attended their • sister.
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and Robert Austin was solemnized Their long, tent -styled dresses of
in St. Mary's Roman Catholic French embroidered buttercup lace
featured' a satin cowl neckline.
Sirnilar.trim enhanced the hem •
and kabuki Sleeves. Their -head-
pieces were nylon Petals with
matthing jet double veils.
• Ron Austin of Lucknow, brother
of the groom, was groomsman.
Gary Austin, brother of the groom
and Dwayne Fast, brother of the
bride were ushers. •
Thebride'S mother chose a teal.
blue dress of French crepe, with
brown.accessories and corsage of.
white roses. The iroom's mother
woriva jade green dress, beige :•
accessories andoorsage of pink
roses.
For travelling the bride donned a
red wool dress-, black accessories
• hurch, Owen Sound -on Sattirday,
September 2nd. The bride is a
• daughter of hit.. and Mrs. Paul
• Fast of Owen Sound and the groom
4 a son of Nli„ and Mrs. Harold
Austin of Lucknow. Rev.. Fr. Pierce
officiated at the double ring cere-
mony. Miss Ann MCGarrity was
Given :in marriage.hy hr father,
• the bride wore a full length gown.
Of charin'crepe. Its slim sheath
•skirt featured.a fully attached. over-
skirt. A,'Panel.of Venice lace. •
enhanced the regal opening from ,
neckline' 'to hern; Her short, ileeVes
were encircled with lade; The
scoop neckline .dropped to a low
back. Frorn a •large.bOw atthe
back waistline, the attached over- with corsage of white Mums'.
skirt fell into a full chapel train... ,„,. -A reception was held at the Dowd-
A silk faille wedding ring head-. town Motor Hotel.,Following a.'
piece held 'her bouffant veil. The.. 'wedding trip to the East Coast, the:
bridal bouquet was of yellow roseS. reside In Owen Sound,
Misses Elaine and Marcia Fast of. iwherethezroom is employed with
' • ',..1.:MasseyFerguson. Out-of-town •
guests•attended from Luckricw,
Hold.Thanksgiving London,Toronto, Meaford, and
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„ c HarvestThanksgiving 'service was : • . . • • • ,
I . , held on'Sunday,at St. Lukes.°Angli-; ' Mr. Rod MacLeod ' of Medicine
1=t ' • can church Pine River, When a' Hat, Alberta is visiting his sister
large croWd. attended the service.. I Margaret and brother Kenneth of
The church was decorated with i' .Locharsh. ,. • . .
. autumn flowers and fruit. Rev Ray; .Doris Wylds of Toronto spent -the
• " Farrell of London' gave a Thanks- ! week end with, Mr. and Mrs .•
giving sermon, stretsing how thank i Warren Wylds and family and Mr
• ,1 4 '' : L fill Canadians should be to live in !:Dan WY10S, She also visited Mrs.. '.
• a land of plenty and are in harm.- ; Dan Wylds who is still a patient in .
• ,ony with each other. Mrs. Bill 1 •Wingharn hospital,.
Scott of Ripley was guest soloist for Rod Finlayson of Petrolia spent
' the service and was accompanied .j a few days with his parents, Mr . •
'i •by Betty Etnmerton of Preston. I and Mrs/. Gordon Firilayton,..
•GVEST SPEAK.ER : . • . i Mrs. Duncan' Fattish hads her
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. I*. Brad -Howarth of Galt who is - 1 guests, her sister and four lady '
i. an active member of,the Toc Alphaf friend,from Detroit for, the week
and Ontario•TernperanCe Federation end. ' • • . • ; .
Was guest speaker at Pine River • ., ATTENb BAPTISMAL SERVICE
United Church•on Sunday; and gave Mr. and' Mrs. Oliver MeCliarles -
an inspiring addresi', Mr, Howarth i were in' Brantford 'on Sunday where
Was a dinner guest of Mra and Mrs„ I they attended the baptismal service
Donald Courtney,._ ,' f. : at FairView United Church, at
ON WESTERN TRIP ! which tirne. Heather Marie Eliza-
' Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Thorburo beth, daughter 6( Mt, and Mrs.
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, and Mr. and Mrs, Glenn Campbell i Donald MeCharles, Was baptized.
' w . of Amberley are enjoying a trip to ; Florence MacLennan spent a few
.,...-the....Wegerri-promuttewwhere Ilie,y_...4clap,..in 'Stratford ,with her:4140r,
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THE SPINNING
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• WHEEL
BY REV. DUNCAN MeTAVISH
A•few warm days following the
washing of •the sheep; and they
• were ready for shearing. Once•
again my father. \equipped with
well sharpened shears, went forth
to shear.the neighbors' sheep, as
he had gone to dress the hogs To
-watch him in action looked like a
simple performance but it was ,
anything but. Father moved swiftly
and dexterouly until the sheep had
•been clipped. The fleece was roll-.
• ectsup, in a bundle, taken to the
carding mill a few miles awayand
returned in nice fluffy cards,ready
for the spinning. yheel..
There were two types of spinning
wheels in my day. There was a
low-down type operated by a foot,
treadle and 'there was the higher-
uptype, operaied by a big wheel
turned by hand. It was the latter -
type my.mother used in' our home.
A series of round belts connected
from the large wheel to the"head"
and smaller wheels turned the
spindle around_which, the roll was
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twisted into yarn . • , .
With the everting meal oveiLthe
dishes washed and put away; *tit-
er got out the spinning wheel and
began to turn the carded rolls into
yarn. With the touch Of an expert
she would twist the roll around the
end of the spindle: Then with .the
soft fluffy roll in her• left :hand antl:
her right hand on the •big wheel, ..
• the,spinning began, I love9 to
watch.her as: she moved backward'
'and ,fOrWard until- at last the 'roll
ha011 but disappearedupon the
spindle, Another roil was joined
to the vanishing one, until finally
the spindle was full of nicely
twisted yarn, ready for the reel
andskeining... •
Holding the skein while mother
wound a ball of yarn for knitting,
wasSoroe1.19e�f f einsYc
k:eitinislCiwheort:tdtOetlhig.
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weavers nearby and homespun
blankets and even wo011en. under
wear Were made from' this finished
product: This weave was strong,
and.asdurible as it was .cheap. ••
For a.itere pittance the wool of
the sheep had been transformed
into the finished product, thanks,..,
to mother who worked in the long
• Winter' evenings with her Spinning
wheel. s'.
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• ,A POLICY TO RAISE FARM
INCOME — 1,40T. MEREtY A •
PROMISE .
• CASH HELP,' TO THE BIGGEST '•
• • BVSINESS. IN THE1 COUNTRY.
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Spottgoted-by„ '•the 111.1rail43iTee Progressive Cotisetvative Association • •
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