The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-10-01, Page 17'WEDNESDAY; -OCTOBER list,, •1149
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ipation:Garlandt, a charm
hiteilif.hdhop/V. jing blonde lawyer spoke fromher
wheelchair about, the importance o
Kingsbridge.
Guides T
KINGSBiUDGE NEWS :
•The Kingsbridge First Company.
Girl Guides 'held their meeting on
Thursday evening.. ;Captain'Tigert
introduced the new 'leaders , Lt.
Caesar and Lt,, MacLennan.
Roll calf and Inspection. was
taken by lt. Sinnett and Lt Caesar
A game.. , of Prisoner's base was:
:
played; outdoors under supervision• -
of 'Lt Sinnett and.ht. `Caesar,'••
Membership* fees.were• collected .'
The guides went to Patrol Corners •
and sang songsthat they n:ade'Up
about their Patrol 'Emblem,.
•
The newcomers:were assisted
in learning the History .of Girl
Guiding by Lt. Caesar and; 'Lt .
MacLennan. The Canarys held
Campfire and closed the meeting
.with Taps
Re�Ptiofl Saturday
.For Newlyjiveds
W.HI;TECHURCH NEWS
.�L---.A-.reception-Was-held in White - '
church Community Mernortai Hall
on Saturday .evening.for :newly
weds Mr, and Mrs. 'Harold A,
•Gutoskie (Donna, RintouI)..'
A:large Crowd ,gathered to•enjoy
:dancing to the'rnusic of Tiffins.
Orchestra.' with Brian• Rintoul.doing
the -calling off.
At lunch timeDonna and Harold
were ' called. to the platform and
-given seats of honor.while Wayne
Martin addressed them aria Gordon'
Struthers presented :them, on "behalf
of the audience,'with a.'gift'o•f;•
.money:
Harold and sbonna both expressed
words of` appreciation to the spores-:
ors of:the, evenings., entertainment
for their gift„ to.all `for coming to ,'
make;.the evening:'a sucess. and
extended an :invitation to the aud-
ience to
udience:to visit themwhen in' itch-
,'ever, where they reside.
Mr and 'Mrs, 'Fred:••Tiffin;.-.Mrs;
Ezra :Scholtz, Mr; and Mrs.. Victor
Emerson •at.te,nd.ed the recetption and
dance on friday evening for newly'
• weds Rev. and Mrs..Rea :Grant'; •
(Hilda Tiffin).
and: Mrs. , Clarence Smith' of
Red Deer, Saskatchewan; who
f: visited with his•sister Mrs. Russel ••
'Sports for. the• Disabled She had
---hr-e-presented4free eountry nt-er-
ryAt Conference In ional Athletic Competitions for .
disabled.'• •'
.Dr . Howard Rusk, N'ew' York,
said' "the more that is done to re-_
,ha'bilitate the .disabled ; the more '
Chapman and Mr. Chapinan,, left •
n -a -t- n uisda=y -too t_wix .-Mr _and_
DubIip,I:reland
>ronto
bear Don;
This letter is Written• while my.
wife and I are attending the World
•
Congress'of the lnter�national Soc-
ietyfor Rehabilitation'of:the'' bis-
-
abed'in Dublin September 14th
to 19th'..:Twp thousand delegates •
ieand visitors from sevntycountries
are attending, with seventy-two . '
from Canada. . Members of one•
hundred and 'fourteen different org-
•Mrs,: Alfred Wright of Rosemont..
Mrs :Wright is also' a sister of;`Mr
Smith:
Whitechurch Jr:'C Softball .team
pl yed-r 'itlriofg• tic *ll e-rt"forth
there is to 'be done He told of
.the scientist who had a. stroke. while
in:his..early forties',; but lived'to :be•.
overseventy who wrote:- " , • Not
to destroy estrobut to construct. 1.held'
the unconquerable belief that '
science and peace will.triumph;
over ignorance and war• that
nations. willcome together not to
destroy• but to construct and that
the future'b ell s to those who
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accom hsh most for humanity"
era, President of Ireland„ attended ,•
P Y
The scientist,was Louis Pasteur.
Din's shall-. S.. Rally, The theme e
the opening. ceremony. • The :people
of Dublin and Ireland ave
wonderful Hosts.
Norman Acton Secretar Geiser- thousand delegates will endeavour
al of the Society,'stated that in
" : to make their -various communities
eighty-three -three countries containing aware,of the problems' �rese,rited
g X _ g P P
by disability, There will be ample
supporting; evidence which should" •
convince law' makers in all countr-
ies that Pasteur's goals must be
realized ,
potential of the bisabled. is not
g ly developed . He announ-
bein atlthe-tetear-s
Will "t Decade of Reh
will be The
0 1 o . u ►/
een• •• enge to make the 70''s' a meaning-
ful decade for, the bisabled , .two
•
deciding •game' on neutral ground •
:(each have won 'a,game) at Guelph
Exhibition Park' on •Saturday even-
.•ing with 'a score•4-2 in favor of •
Mount•Albert. They. now have. one
•
more tea.tr}..to play for ,O: A S : A�
..•'cha mpionship .•
Mrs., Vi'ctor•Enierson' and Mrs.
Wallace Conn accompanied Mrs.
Ira Dickie.Mrs. Gordo all and
Mrs. Allan MacDou all toPaisle
..g y
•on Thursday to attend the Bruce ,
Huron Maitland -Presbyterial W.M.
'PAGE SEVENTEEN
BLYTH LIONS CLUB
1n" .the Blyth Memorial Hall. 'Qn
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4'th
commencing. at
12 REGU.IAR GAMES FOR, $10,00 EACH
1 GAME FOR $25.00 (must go).
1 .1,1C1..1'OT GAME ' FOR $125,00„ IF - WON IN • 60 CALLS
•Adthlssion,' af"thoor $100 :- Extras Crai4I-Afiq0k.
Plan to, Attend and Support the Blyth -Lions
Couple Married At Bluevale Church.
deBQER - J<IRTON
Margaret Elaine Kirton, : daughter Kitchener and: Miss Audrey ,Kirton
of Mrs.•Eldon Kirton of Wingham . of Wingham, sister of the bride' .,
and the late Mr. Kirton, and Wim Groomsman was Jack Aitchison
deBoer, son of Mr; and Mrs.; Simon of R'; R.•.2, Lucknow and the ushers
deBoer of Lucknow exchanged mar, were Kim Kirton, the bride's •
riage vows. in Knox Presbyterian ' brother,. of Orangeville,, and. Dick. •,
Church, Blu.evale,,: on.September deBoer of R. R..1'Bluevale,, brother
13 : ' Rev . Everitt Hawkes Officiated' of the• groom
and Miss Connie Mann: was or•anist '
The `'church was decorated with• he-reception-44aseld in the
• church parlor . •'
white shasta muftis. The bride's Mother wore a.dress'
•The' bride was given in„marriage of lilac fortrel•with'grey. feather
• by her. uncle, Ken Cunningham of hat• -.and corsage of white: carnations::::
Ottawa , She• woreja dress of white • The •groom's 'Mother wore an egg
peau de sole fashioned:; in A-line shell fortrel jacket dress with
style with lace sleeves. and:�front brown accessories and corsage of
panel extending from” the slightly • pink carnations.
lowered round neekline .to the hem. Mr. and •Mrs•.: deBoer left on .a
The. back of: the gown featured an:..trip to the West Coast, the'.bride
inverted pleat fcrn-iing a self, `, travelling in a •'dress of blue'fortrel
train , : and, bow :trim . •.• She• carried with. white and black'accessories':
red noses •.. She wore'. a corsa$e:of white .carna-
•
Her attendants w..ore._sea green i tions : ' ..
peau de soie dresses, A:=line• style,They will live on the groom s
fashioned similar to the: bridal I farm, R... •R. 1, Lucknow
gown, They carried white Shasta` Prior to the wedding,' showers
i.murns. Mrs Tom Winter of werergiveri in. honor of the bride;
Walkerton,.sister of the bride , .was , in• Bluevale..'Presb.yterian ;Church, •
matron of honour'and•the brides and at the home of Miss Leona
maids were-Mrs:-'T�onr-'Atthrl3-of----;Bauman-ofiWater-loo. '.7::
65%0 of the world's" population ,
rehabiyl'itation` services are vastly '
inadequate, ,'Even in the: most a'ff •
. luent areas•of the'world'there are
•so Many a p s in servicesthat the •;
Y;g P
"Sandy" Nicholson
•
abilita P. S. We were interested•,tn, seeing
tion" , He .invited the participation. Annie (Hughes) 'Kennedy in Canada
and co'o erafion ofall to lift the House, London th day before she •
new level activities to prevent, returned to Canada. We'll spend
the weekend with:A_lex_.Ma 1n
clue�e--�•and--overcome--d-is-a�bxlites*-� •
, - tY
• The Congress was exceptionally before we return toLondon: •
'well planned for maximurn partic •"Sandy"
Reconciliation by Miss Barbara
Woodruff. ;.Workshops were.held
for Children's Leaders by leader
Miss 'Booth; Girl's Leaders by Mrs..
H. Lettey, Adult Leaders by Miss
M. Nutt
We are happy.to..report that' Mrs;'
Gibson; Gillespie was able to
return to her, home here on Thiers-.
day after a five week sojourn in
the ,Wingham Hospital
We are sorry.to report: that
• •
•e beak- .r'n•e a droit gcl-- t
HOICE HOME KILLED BEEF AND PORK
SWEET PICKLED ROLL'
1/2's CRYOVAC
..'WIENERS' 2 LBS.' FOR 99c
. $ 1.99 LB.
c
' T-BONE ',STEAKS
CANNED. HAMS;:' 1 /2 LB. 1.79
•e
FROZEN TURNIPS �. 21b. Bag '2 FOR 59c
WE _ ICE, I2 OZ: BOTTLE 45c
l.0 LBS. NEW POTATOES49c
DARES COOKIES 3 $1.00
FRESH CABBAGES: 25c HEAD
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Mrs,• .'
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THIS -STORE -WILL• BE CLOSED FRIDAY
SVEN NGS `STARTIN
j G OCTOBER 3rd
LUCKNOW • PHQNE12-8=3901
Tuesday t� Victoria Hospital,
London.,'Her friends of 'the village
wish her a speedy return: .
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Robertson,
armyn and Margaret of East
Wawanosh were Sunday visitors
withvlr, Sid Mrs.: Dawson Craig.