The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-10-08, Page 19ray
- WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Rh,, 1969
THE' LUCKNOW SENTINEL.. LUCKNOW ONT!AI
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TkDungannofl united Church
Huron• .County-Wamen1s-hnstitute--
Rally was held •at Dungannon United
Church on October ;6 . The morning
session opened at 9.30, with Mrs.
Lorne Ivers and. Mrs, Jack Ryan at
the door taking registration. Mrs.
Gordon Finnigan presided at the
organ.while. 00 ladies registered
Mrs., .Straughan of Goderich,,
sident_af West Huron was chair -
lady for: the morning sess on vlrs.
0. Popp of Clinton was secretary
•. treasurer. •At 10,a .m. opening
exert ices began by singing, the Ode
and repeating the Mary Stewart
Collect, . The 1st Vice President
'Mrs. W. 'Rutledge of Dungannon
extended a welcome to all ladies
present . The East 1-iuron president
and the South Huron President.
. brought greetings. 'The minutes
were read and a :letter of the
resignation of Mrs.. Stanley Pride,
County President of.'the. District
Rally , ,was 'accepted ,
A :letter of appreciation was read
from Miss Diane Oke , daughter of
-..-Mr..and Mrs... Ross_Oke of .R.„ R. 3
Exeter, .whoreceived the one
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hundred dollar scholarship , .The
auditor's: report was given, and
also the treasurer's report, Each; of
the threedistrict`secretarys, gave a -
report,
Mrs. Cecil Blake gave the Burs-
ary report for the children's aid
fund. Mrs. Gordon Finnigan played
an organselection on behalf of the
A:tiburn ladies. Mrs: 01. Popp
gave thea historic a1 society report-,^:
pointing. out that more 'workers •
were required.
The archives are,oPen every'
Monday afternoon and this building:
:issituated beside the Goderich
museum She :also pointed out
.that each, branchis to paytheir
curator's fees and . only thirteen
out of 30 do so Also. that each
branch curator. is, to reporton the
newsletter and bookletsthat are '
sent out twice a year.
Mrs. Tait Clark reported' for .the
. district history., She • would be int-
erested in receiving family histor-
ies .and especially church histories
of the district.
co.rne t,o McKay Hall in Goderich
on October 27 at, 8 p. m . and to
bring a..friend,; for the next histor-
ical report.,eatle ,_ Home.�.,.T,-
Mrs•:arry--vim y
Economist reported':. that the 4-H
has expanded due to moreleaders.
being available and also. more
W-.1. support given.
Hobby Crafts or Antiques were
on'ditplay from every branch in
Huron %gest with one member from
each branch describing their
exhibit. ',Much, interest ,was shown
in this .display.. Huron West
Auburn,— Clfntont-
Winghan, St.: Helen's, Blyth,
Dungannon , Belgrave, Tiger
Dunlop; Londesboro and Goderich.
The morning se'ssioti closed, at
11.30 with the W.I. gracebeing
sung. Lunch was served in thee.
basement of the 'church.. At 1.00
p.m. ,the afternoon started with
the singing of.Q Canada. •Medita-
tion, and:Prayer were very capably
taken by ,Rev,' C McClenaghan.';
Mrs. •L. Wheatley presented the'.
one hundred dollar scholarship to•
.Mrs,. Ross Oke . on behalf of her '
daughter Diane who is at•the'
•University at Waterloo on a four
year course The roll/ca1l was
' Each one present was invited to . answered by 23 members from
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SAND, STONE AND FILL
HAULAGE:
South > Hurori,. 39,.from East Huron,
and 43,from West •Huron.. •
St. Helens•'took up the' collection
while Mrs., 'Gordon Finnigan presid-
ed at the organ., The St. Helens
ladies taking collection ,w,ere Mrs..
Harold Gaunt, Mrs, Russell.Phillips,
Mrs.: Bob' Aitchison and Mrs. R.:
Jamieson.
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An ac cordian selectionla .ed
P Y by
Mrs.. Tom Allen of Londesboro
included "Green, Green Grass of•
Home" and also•'"Cielito Lindo".'•
Business of the afternoon consisted
of continuing :support of the
Children's Aid BursurY 'with each,
•.err
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Acrilan 'Beige
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Rfg'11"95-Creslan
Acrylic : Hardtwist
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Aeg. $11:95, Creslan
Acrylic Carved .Plush
`Reg.: 95 Leisure -
Turf _:Indoor Outdoor
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branch dpnating, .,50;gents for this
purpose..., This 'bursary is.,open to .. ,
any deservin8.child . Mrs.. ,Clair-
mont invited all ladies to attend
the. Huronfew.B,azaar ou ,
Wednesday, October 8th with this
money going to the Auxiliary, with
one-third going to the residents;
This will be a -tea , bazaar. and
bake,sale .
It. was decided to buy •a Scholar
'ship Book, like the Tweedsmuir
History 'Book. Mrs � 0 Popp•is to -.
purchase the, book ;and do the typ-
ing in it. The clippings' of the
county Rallies are alsor,to..be; placed .__
in this 'book
They are to go back. to 'having.
na_oVerfalLrresident Sh-�SEctet-
ary-treasurer from South Huron
will be Mrs,. Garnet Hicks of
Exeter, the auditors also from South
Huron will be Mrs. •Weaber and
Mrs.. Hodgins The 1970 ,Rally will_
be held by:South Huron with the
place to be named later
Hymns were sung The speaker
was Mrs Argyle ,Of Goderictr Horti.7 +.
cultural Society -and she arranged
;`several flower displays.: ,The
flowers were from lvlrs: "Russel
Brindley':s-garden ? ..
:WordsLot rourtes_y were given.by
'i.Mrs. • Tarries Johnston, of Bauevale
;They: closed with: the Queen and.'
tea,cookies• were: servedby' the
Dungannon`; W :1, : R,
rormer Kesiaenr
PaS�A*BruceIea
MRS, WELLINGTON NIXON.
Mrs, Wellington Nixon of Luck -
now, 'passed away at Brucelea'
Haven, .'.Walkerton, on Tuesday .
September 23 , in her 79th year ,,
Born in East. Wawanosh Township.
=--4:m40.6e l-2-, :18-91;'', Mrs -N
the -former Winnifred Haines;' dau
ghterof the late, Robert Haines and.
Mary Prout,. She was the last'surv- •
wing member of; a fanzil of
egt.,
Reg: $9955Herculon
Stainproof f
Kitchen Carpet
Reg.�$e5 we
Acrylic Random Shear
Light Green
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Barbados - Herculon
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Reg. $13.95 Luxurious, . •
-Drew :River
Multi . Colour •
Deep Velvet Plush;
sq. yi
in March'••1934 she married.
Wellington Nixon, who-predeceas-
edherfnMay.1954':
Surviving are•several neices and
nephews. •
Funeral service• was held at ,the
MacKenzie Memorial Chapel' in
Lucknow ,• on Thursday September..
25,„ With Rev,' R. Odendahl •offic -
rating. lnterment'was in Green;,'.'..
hill -Cemetery .:
The--ga-4bea rers-w.ere-•-Ed - Nit QurI
lin , Evan lvlcOuihin:; Wm.;' McQuil
lin , Ernest. Snowden., 1Nm.,, Purdon,
and Grant McQuillan:
Flower bearers` were Bill: Linda,.•
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;Ronnie and Allan' Snowden.
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