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MrS Cecil Holland", president of
Bruce. South District W'omen's. inst
itute presided for the annual •meet-
ing in the United Church, Ripley
on May 22. ,
Mrs.; Howard Orr ; Lisburn welco
med 140. Instituto members,
_
Mrs, Donald McKinnon•,; Lucknow
presented the Secretary's' report.
Mrs. Cornish brought .greetings
from F.W.l.b.-conference and
j gave a perusal other activities. •
• 'Rev, George Ball welcomed the
ladies,to the church and spcske of •
allthe wonderful work Women's
institu es do for..the :community ..
Lucknow branch, had the Morning
entertainment.
Dinnerwas served in the base-
ment of the. church. by Lisburn
branch.
Reports of all Standing Committ-
ees were ,given., +.
Mrs. F Murray had the Meteor
'. iann with Mrs'. Jack Scott placing'
a carnation for each deceased
meinber'as their, name was read.
One minute silence was observed.
Ra n tificatio , of District Direcior's.
Meeting of .W L.O. wasrby
,g giveny
Mrs Elton S
•Armstron . Mrs: Elton:
,
Armstrong, uest s•eaker,took as
.her theme "We"ive�•from the•
g
Past to give to•'the Future"..
•Miss -Kathy Cowbrough brought '..
,:'greetings from the. Department and
spoke ;of the.wonderful help Senior
Members had .given- girlss in their
4-11 clubs, Being Well•Dressed and
Well Groomed, Third' Meal.,;
arae
114 .LUC`KNOW SENTINEL, LUCK
urc urs ay
Garden Club ,Mrs, A. Teesdale:
made the presentation of Life
Member's Cards.
Mrs; Orland McLeod,, Bervie had
the presentation of Pennies. for.
Friendship
Officers are:. Past President , Mrs.
G. Whittiy, Lucknow; President ,
Mrs. C. Hollands,•:R.R.• 1, Ripley;,
Secretary. Treasurer; Mrs. Angus
McLeod, R, R: 2, Kincardine;
Assistant -Secretary Treasurer ,'Mrs .
Finlay McLeod, Ripley;. lst Vice
President;, Mrs. Wm, Arnold, Rip-.
ley; 2nd, Vice President , Mrs. I
Kirkpatrick, Ripley; 'Agriculture
and Canadian Industries.; Mrs:. W. R;
Lowry, Ripley, R.: R. 2 Citizenship.
and .Mutation, Mrs. David Ireland,
Teeswater;: Historical Research and'
Current Events., Mrs. F,
Maulden, R. R. 3,,.• Holyrood; Horne
Economics and Health, Mrs: O.
Norman, Kincardine;
Resolutions, Mrs. P. Stewart, Luck.
now; Junior Activity, •Miss Marion;•:'
Rattan ,: Teeswater;• 'Museum , .Mrs.
Donald .Blue Ripley; Public Rel-
ations,
elations; Mrs. Russell McConnell,„,
'R. R, 5, Kincardine; Cuiator, Mrs.
WM. Arnold , Ripley; • Federation of
Agriculture Mrs. Russell McConn-
ell, R.R. '5 .Kincardine;
Scholarship. -Mrs. Francis Gemmell
Ripley..
One'resolution was passed on to
the area -board. Mrs Walter Farrell
reported on Provincial conference
of .Women.. Kairshea gave the •
Courtesy remarks.
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WHITECHU:RCH NEWS:
A. euchre Party . was:held on Friday
evening•_in.'the_Assemblyroom 9f':
Belgrave Arena; by Curries school.:
!There. were: 16 tables,of card play-: •
ers,. Those, receiving.'prizes were:''
high. lady, Mrs. Lawerenc.e Taylor;
low. lady,.. Mrs . ' A lex Robertson;
high gent, . Gershonr Johnston; low
gent, Murray:-Shiell, ;special' prizes,
- DickMoore and Mrs: John•L.
Currie.
At lunch time Mr:'and.'Mrs.
George, Wacker were called to the
:front and Roy•Pattison read an,
. address an Arne Scott an
Scott presented them° with a picture
:and light, T.V. tables •and .a mag
• azine rack: Mr , and •Mrs : Walker
although_taken by surprise,�replied•
thanking their, friends for. remem..
bering them in this way and invited
all to come to visit them 'in, their
new home:
Mrs. Don Leader: and family of ••
Gor'rie were Sunday visitors with • •
Mr,; .and Mrs. 'Jim Currie,
This community e, tends congr'at-
illations: to Rev.: Robert Johnstori ,of
Parkhill who on May r, graduated •
from Unive:rsity and receiyed•his
Bachelor of Divinity Degree, His-. •
mother, Mrs. Harold Johnston,•was
the •formeiiLa:ura .Conn of this,1o6-
Georgi Walkers
Mrs..Gershom Johnston 'of -•
Wing harp were Mr and Mrs:: Earl':
Weltz of Walkerton;: Mr. and Mrs..
Charies-Wood--arid-Sy1via-of •
Egmondville
Mrs John L.' Currie" visited„on
'Friday •with her.Mother, Mrs. Wm:.
Orr and to celebrate her birthday,
presented her, with a birthday cake.
Mr.: and Mrs ; Ken: Coultes , Judy •
and Denise•of Blenheim were week
end. visitors, with his parents.,' Mr,
and Mrs': Norman Coultes:•
Anniversary services are being:
heldin •Whitechurch•United Church.
n J-hrtth=w hen -Re v ; Clare ne a •
OW,, :ONTARIO
Died At 1Ntigham
MRS. R.T,. DOUGLAS.
Mrs. Robert Douglas,. of •Wingham,,
formerly of Lucknow passed', away ,
on Monday, ,May 19 at Brookhaven
Nursing Home, Winghain, following
a long illness, She w as 89 ; •
She was the. former` Eliza Mae
MacDonald, daughter ;of Donald ._
and Isabelle MacDonald and was.
born at. Caledon Easton April .30,
1880.
On December; ;25 01906 she: marr-.•
led" Robert Taylor Douglas;: °He:
passed away a number:of years ago..
Mrs. Douglas is survived by three'
daughters,,; Mrs.:A.• W..(Marjorie)
McCartney of Ajax, Mrs. ;George
(Winnifred) Fowler. and :Mrs.. Gor
don (Dona.ida) Davidson; both of
Wingham; nine grandchildren ,
seventeen greatgrandchildrenand'
one,great, great grandchild;. ,
Besidesher husband, she was. pre-
deceased by seven ,sisters and two.
brothers.
., Funeral service `was held at
Johnstone Funeral Home, Lucknow'
On Wednesday; May 21. Rey G. L'
Fish. and Rev •C: F. Johnson, -,both
of: Wingham•, condukted the, ser-
vice. . r
Pallbearers were Cameron; Mac-
Donald, J.L. MacMillan, Howard!
:Agnew HenryDonais, Ken ;Cam-
eron and:•Norman Taylor,
Grandsons .acted . as "flower bearers.
Interment" was at South Kinloss
Ceriietery:
' :.Mrs 'Douglas was ,a member of
the Presbyterian Church, 'a memo-
er of:th'e Lucknow choir' for !fifty-
two years and a life member of, the
Lucknow omen~s.NlisslonaTy��--
..h �'r
• ' ated b Stephen, Township' on a• "part-•
act as principal of the expanded • P • -children,:
Society.
WEDNESDAY, ..MAY 'lith,1969
Mortgage Protection
through Life Insurance
CONTACT
m.�,. Kinahan
, 2 ,Lucknow 'Phone.:Wingham 347.1987'
W�flBoard BorrOwS$40L(
finance Goderich public School Addition
BY RICHMOND ATKEY '
A draft bylaw • to borrow $408 ,000.
to finance an addition to Robertson
Memorial Public'School, Goderich,,
was .approved by Huron,County:
Board of •Education,at its meeting
in. Goderich last; week. The bylaw
was prepared by Ontario Municipal.
Board.
!Debenture will be for twenty
ears at' an interest rate of T 1/4
Y
per cent annually.;It: will be sold
to the' Ontario Education Capital
the first bond
Aids Corporation,,
issue. offered by. Huron County
The•Board decided that a school
for trainable, retarded children b
opened in the southern part of
Huron County as recommended by,
the advisory -committee'
...
DJ.' Cochrane;•director of ' "
education, stated that retarded
children's 'schools come under the
Ontario Department of Education..
Parents; have the right to:demand
education for'their•children:if`
there are one$or more schools for,
trainable retarded:children already'
established in the • County .
"Transportation to and from
either of :the existingsciigols, at
do since• Goderich; with 12 pupils, ils, anti'.
Boa„rchof Education o P P
its in
inception.
Wingham, With' 16 pupils, ,is too
great .a distance for children , ” he
• It was:pointed out'that. it' is not " ..
said That is :thebig. problem'
necessaryto 'gain' approval of the
g pP These : c hildren':haveahe same rights
municipality for a school. debent- $ :
P Yas anyother child -,living• at more'
ure as' heretofore'. than ree miles'' distance., he :
Goderich addition is nearing P Pointed out;'
•
The g .
Completion and will be ready for ` Board a use "resent facil
' The Bo m y p
"occupancy in. the •autumn„ Ralph
hies it :die J.A. D. McCurdychool..
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-Smith ; super-vising.:principa�l of at ,iIuron Park ; Centralia now o er
P.
Goderich. Public Schools and /
with, Mr. and Mrs. •John •Ja. mieson
and family'
Mr.. and Mrs::. Russel Chapman,
-.spent-Saturday;with=Mr and_.Mrs_.,_
Ross Smith, Cathy and Bradley at •
Grand Bend:,
• .:Stewart Scott and his sister, 'Bess-
ie of Langside', :Mr ; and Mrs:.
:Douglas Conley:of Wingham: were.
Sunday visitors with. Mr. , and Mrs:
Wallace:Conn; ` -
Mrs Charles Tiffin and Mrs. Art
Cronin attended' anniversary servic=.
es and:visited with' t r:, and!, Mrs,
Fred Tiffin; Mr and Mrs. Victor
Emerson and Mrs', Cecil Falconer
Mrs:: W;J. ':Coulter -of Wingham °..
attended Anniversary services on
• Sunday at "Chalmers Church and
visited with Mrs. Robert Ross
McClenaghan. will have charge'of
the services: ,After the Morning.
'service McCienaghan relatives are:
providing lunch at the home pf
rs. eo g€ McClenag
traiaii .
Mildred so that relatives; \ old
friends and neighbors, may.
!.renew. friendships .With Rev. and
,
Mrs; McClenaghan throughout
their stay -There.
Mr',. and Mrs.. Ivan.La idlaw and
•
Janet had as their guests' -on Sunday
Mr and Mrs: Jack Kerr'of
' Bluevale, Mr. and Mrs; :Fred.
Moore and, family, Mr. and Mrs.
1. Kerr 'Sr . of Wingham to cele-
brate'the.occasion of.Herb Laid-
,
.law s 73rd birthday. •
Visitors 'on Sunday with Mx. arid
hu_+r_ti
•
T`ih`Evans attended Masonic
Services. at Ripley -on Sunday!.
Mr and Mrs'. Amos Martin att,- .
ended Church services at Millbank
and visited with Mr., ;and. Mrs
Gascho. ,
'On Tuesday Mrs Bill Evans, Mrs::.
Ben'McClena ghan and:Mrs.: im
�,. g J
McInnes accompanied Mr. ,and
Mrs ..Victor, Emerson to Grey North
District A nnual' held at Bognor.;
• The ladies •all attended the District
Annual..
of'Victoria.School, will . y•
principal, time basis for re-schoo-child
Operations would be extended' to
school. He will besucceeded at 'five days ll a wee
with a futimekteachfrom er threeinchar
daysge,
,.'
Victoria School. by John Kane, now
'
principal; of Robertson School; y•
7777-7777
• M. and Mrs.'A1 Olson of Livonia
7.Mr and Mrs.: Bob _W le of^`put ale weekend -with
y visitors E Charles"Tiffin ;and" Fred lvfrs -L
Toronto were Saturday r i '
• •
Tiffin, Russell Ritchie and, Mr. and
RIPLEY ABATTOIR
Custom Butchering Cunni nd-Smoking ; ,.
Cutting and Wrapping -- Sausage Making Fast Freezing•
HOGS AND CATTLE.:ON. MONDAYS
:CATTLE ONLY ON WEDNESDAYS
With Two Big Coolers,' We Are Able TO Hahg. Your ..
Beef From
`1 -To -3 Weeks Wha#s er-Your-•-Regoirements-Are ---.
Mrs , Victor .-Emerson
Those. attending Bruce South Dist
riot Annual held at Ripley on •
?`hnrfidayrwererMrs Bobert Ross,
For Horne Freezers We' Solt Choice Home Killed Beef, fork'
and Lamb In Any quantity At Lowest Marketing.•Prices •
•
ALL MEATS` ARE. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED FOR YOUR
PRO LCION :
CHAS, HOOIS)4A, PROP,
ABATTOIR 395-2905 • STORE 395.2961
34.
'Mrs: las', McInnes; Mrs. ;Bill
Evans , Mrs.. Ezra Scholtz, Mrs
Garnet Farrier, Mrs.. Wallace
Conn , Mrs : Russel Ross, Mrs. Dave.
Gibb and Mrs.. Victor.Emerson.
-�•-•Tt�e.--t-echu�h .
Scholtz. and Mts ; Evans'were song
: leaders and Mts. 'Farrier pianist for
the meeting. •
H.140-0101.*:,.
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' Mr, and Mrs.' Wayne Farrier and
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",Mrs: Fred Davis of••Windsot spent
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4 ,Mr, and. Mrs, Garnet Farrier,
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