The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-04-23, Page 16'PAGE. IIXTEEN
. THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ;ONTARIO -
WEDNESDAY, APRIL
23
1969.
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The L'ucknow and District Horti
-c ultur-a1„Society meeting_was-held. '
in die' Legion Hall on April 21.
Letters and expressions of thanks
. for Easter lilies -presented• to
comrnunity churches were received
Afavourable financial statement
s as given by the treasurer ,''•Nor,
man Taylor: Plans for, Spring. Flow-
er Show and garden projects! were
discussed . ' Highlights of District.:
-Annual-meeting-in- Brussels -on April
19. were mentioned. The April
;programrne •;committee was Mrs.
George Joynt, Mrs., Wm. Wharry
and Mrs.; W.. Drennan:. Mrs. Joynt,
introduced Mrs. A.E. McKim who •
gave 'a most interesting •
travelogue of her P isit recently to.
the Caribbean and the island of
Antigua: The small but
beautiful island is composed of
hard': cock covered with sparse'
vegetation.. The weather is delight-
ful and the salt water very warm
at all seasons;,. There are no flies.
Thnatives are ,of pure negro.
origin, speak, English and have the
dollars and, cents money, system.
They are. breaking, away from Brit
ish Federal'rule and becoming
indepenaent..St John's is their
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WHITECHURCH,NE.WS
Rev.• Clarence 'Mc lenaghar .and
Native
-Mrs. McClenaghan will be in:
'charge of the United Church after
•July lst"at Dungannon and other
appointments associated with -it".
Jamieson Pettypiece and his :.
neice, Mrs. Angus MacDonald
• spent the week end..with her, sister;
Mrs .• Holmes and Mr. Holmes of
Lucan and, while there Mrs, Mac
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THROUGH
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StanIey's.Su.ertest
iucknow
capital city; Princess Margaret
their only higher school oflearn-
ing and Clarence House their most
attractive • accommodation .,
Molasses,ruin_,; arrowroot flour
and tropical fruits are .exported, and
the chief imports are Canadian. car
Tourism has greatly helped to dev-
elop the island ; ••
A- violin selection by Mrs. 'Blake
Alton accompanied by her daughtet .
Mary Ann and also a solo. by..I\lary
Ann were inuch':en joyed . • Mrs
Wharry thanked those who had
taken part. Ari auction sale with
Mrs. J. W. Joynt .as auctioneer .prov-
ided odr fun andfunds f•or rtieib
ers presen .
Eight of the HI. cities
in the country lost population be-
tween.1950• and 1960, •
Donald and Mrs., Holmes visited.
their 'father., Elwobd,.Barbour'of
Victoria Hospital, London.
Alexoulter iiad;:a very success-
ful sale of ' achiner on. a
� Y SaturdY
with Brian,Rintoul, auctioneer.
Good"prices were: realized and a°ll
articles were sold•
• Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Tiffin 'enter,,'
tainedthe' wedding :party.after the'
rehearsal. on Friday` evening.
Jim Orr of "London was -'a' weekend
visitor with his mother,: Mrs. Bill.
Orr and Bob • and with . other relativ
es: of the locality.
Mr. and. Mrs.. George Taylor of
Churchill visited on••the week end
with Mr. and Mrs Charles Showers
Mr:. /and Mrs., Henry` Pattison and ,.
Mr. and ;Mrs; 'Lawerence :Taylor
and family.' ;
Barry. Tiffin of Oshawa, spentthe,
week' end with his parents, Mr..:and
Mrs. Dan Tiffin and attended; the
wedding of;his• brother Douglas
Tiffin and . Brenda. Niegrarth at .St .
dtews Church on Saturday_
Miss Edna Carr. of Wingham visit
ed Saturday with Mrs. Russel Ross..
Elwood Barbour of SI, Helens on
Thursday was taken by ambulance
to Victoria Hospital London and
last report he was in intensive care,
• His many friends here. wish ,him a •
speedy” recovery
On Thursday evening at8:80
,.Preparatory. Services Will be held
in Chalmers .Presbyterian Church
an o.ii Suuclay, A ii3��];" Cotii►►ttlli
INSURANCE
:CONTACT
are you missin
VV
ion services•will be .held..
• 'This. community, extends•their
syrnpa y to r. andTifs. Wiliia'm
A. Purdon'and family in the pass-'
ing of her father and. their grand-
•
'father :Nit. Bill. Smith of Wingham:.
.in the 'Wingham Hospital on. Friday,'.<'
Whitechurch Women's' Institute '
'embers are rerninded that they • .
have. been, extended' an invitation
.turn the Salvation' A rmy, Home .
, League to attend their tea and 4,
bake sale at the Salvation Army
Citadel .
Mr.' and Mrs. Russel Gaunt visit,-
ed on Saturday with Mr, and Mrs..
.Max McFarlane of Ilderton..
We ate sorry to report..Mrs. Eunice
Gillespie was admitted pn the.
• week. end .to Wfngham Hospital
With a 'heavy cold The cornmun
ity'wish her a speedy ,recovery..f
WM J.`Kinahan
R.R. 2 Lucknow;
Phone 357.1$7
SUN LIFE ASSURANCE
'COMPANY' 01` CANADA•
When this house was built itwas.
hard .to 'imagine all the wonderful
ways in which electricity would
be serving us_today. That"s'why
the wiring in so, many older,
homes °just isn't adequate 'for
today's needs.
There are many signs, -Fuses`
blowing. Lights dimming, Appli-
ances . erformin. slu • • ishl
Cluttered extension cords. Not
enough outlets:
•
So, if you're planning to mod-
ernize your. home,' think first of,
the wiring. Have a qualified elec
trcal . contractor check -it. You'll
be 'surprised. at how easily' and
inexpensively it can be updated.
Or just ask your Hydro.
• The Name of the Gane is Electrical' Lry ng.