The Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-05-23, Page 8Li
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THE -LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
RUPLEY AND HURON
CREATION COMMITTEE
ARE PLANNING TO OPERATE
A BUS TO LUCKNOW FOR ,
wimming Lessons
JULY 30th AUGUST 20th
Registration -Tuesday, May 29th.
7:30 - 8:30 P.M.
HURON TOWNSHIP» HALL, RIPLEY
Dies Following
Long Illness
ERNEST BERTRAM BUTTON
Ernest (Freck) Button of Blyth
:died Apri1.30 in; Wingham and,
.District Hospital. He Was 50
years of age and had been ill for
the past year and a half.
half.
He was, born the 'son of R. J.
Button and M. A. Howe in Kin-
:loss township on December 18,
1922 and lived in Lucknow until
1968 when .he moved to. Blyth.
where:he was proprietor of Biyth
•Butcher, Shop until his death.
He attended ,Lucknow Public
School. He married Ethel Marie
Aitchison in Whitechurch oh
;March 25, 1944 and farmed. un-
tn. 1950 and then worked in
Button's Meat Market in Lucknow
from 1950, until he moved to
Blyth.. . .
He ..was ,a member �f the Unit-
ed Church -and of the Lions Clubs
in Lucknow and Blyth.
Surviving besides his wife are
four sons, Roy pf Vancouver and
David, James and John, all at
home. One sister-, Mrs. Alex,
(Margaret) MacNay of Lucknow
and four. brothers, Harold of Dun-
das , Jack of Kinloss Township.,
Russell and Bill of Lucknow also
survive. His mother, Mrs. R. J.
(Mary) Button of Lucknow survives
ham. ,
Funeral service was held from
the MacKenzie Funeral Home, •
Lucknow on May 2 at. 2.00 p.m.
after the' body rested at the
Tasker Funeral Home, Blyth on
April 30. Rev. C. L. Wittich
officiated. Burial was in Green-
hill Cemetery;, Lucknow. /
Pallbearers were Omar and
Gordon Brooks and Jack McDon-
agh ,
cDon-agh, all of Lucknow; Doug Aitch-
ison of Wingham and Don McNall
and Borden. Cook `of Blyth. Flow-
erbearers »were Robert MacNay,
Amberley; Don MacNay, Elmira;
Fred and. Clarence Button of Dun-
das; Brad Aitchison of St. Helens
and Steve Button of Lucknow.
PURPLE GROVE
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Collins, who became
the' proud parents of a little girl
on Saturday. -
Guests on Sunday: of Mr. and
..Mrs. Don Robertson were Mr. and
Mrs. Cameron MacDonald,Mrs.
J. C. McNab, Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard MacDonald and Miss.
Margaret Robertson, all ofluck-'
now and Mrs. Martha Huston of
Ripley. •• •
Mrs. Julie Stgrgard left oh
Thursday for her home in Saskat-
chewan after holidaying with. .
Ivlr.- and Mrs. Bob Thompson and
Robbie. Julie also spent a few •
days visiting relatives in Kitchen•
er.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Patterson
and Brenda of Agincourt, Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Pilch and Kirby of
Orangeville , John. Collins o.
Barrie, Mr, and Mrs.' Ed McGil-
livray of Goderich, Gordon and
Mrs. Martha Patterson were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Burton Collins
and Margie;
NEW TARES
Don't drive
with tired tires!
Let us check them.
For an oil change,
tune-up or any car
need, come to us!
1.1 MacDonald
LUCKNOW
Grandmothers Day
At. K�irshea WI..
Mrs. Virdin Mowbray was host-
ess for the May meeting of Kair-
shea W.I. held in the hall. The
president, Mrs. Clarence Ritchie,
presided. The meeting opened
with the Ode and Mary Stewart
Collect. .Mrs. 'Ritchie welcomed .
the 'grandmothers, guests.and
members. The scripture from
Luke 10 Was readby Mr's. Donald.
MacKinnon. '
The grandmothers were each
honoured with a corsage.
The 4-H girls - The Dainty
Designers, put ona demonstra-
tion, which they had for Achieve-
ment Day. An invitation from
Lucknow W.I. to -attend a meet-
ing June' 20th was accepted, Also
a Tea at Ripley June 18th. The
roll call was answered by - a
saying of my grandmother. .
Mrs. Ted Collyer took the chair
for the programme. All joined
in singing The Hymn of All Na-
tions. A reading "A Grandmother
Ls.., by Mrs. Donald MacKinnon
and a .solo by Mrs. Philip. Steer,
"The Church by the. Side of the .
Road", dedicated to Grandmoth-
ers; were ehjoyed.
Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall gave a
full report of the Officers 'Confer-
ence held at the University of
Waterloo. She reported 1295
branches in Ontario and 143 new
members, a 20% increase in the
past year, and 637 delegates
attended 'the Conference. Mrs.
Bob Gilchrist,gave an» excellent
report of the District Annual held
in Belmore.
Mrs. Cliff Roulston gave a read-
ing, "Why Grandma Can Be So
Gay A contest', take the word
_Grandmother and see how many.
words you can make from the
letters. Mrs. Evan Keith was the
winner with 76. Courtesy remarks
were given by Mrs. Donald Mac-
Kinnon. The meeting closed by
singing 0 Canada followed by the
Institute Grace.
A tasty .lunch was served by the
hostess and directors, Mrs. Ted
Collyer and Mrs. Donald Mac-
Kinnon.
NOTE: The June meeting which
is the Sunshine Sister meeting will
be held Tuesday, » June 19th at
1 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Lloyd
MacDougall:
KINTAIL
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Howes had as
guests this week.her two sisters
Miss Charlotte and Miss Anna
MacKenzie from Toronto.
/ Mrs . Donald Simpson ,motored
to London this past week to visit
her mother Mrs. Earl Elliott of
Kincardine who is a patient in
'Victoria Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs..Finlay,MacDon-
ald , George MacDona'ld and. Miss
Andrea Culbert motored to'Lond-
on on Sunday evening to meet
their son Tom MacDonald at the
airport. He flew home from Fort.
St. John, B.C. after spending the
'past 5 years in the Northwest.
Tom will attend the wedding of
his twin brother George} and •Miss
-Andrea Culbert on Friday evening.'
The North Ashfield School pup-
ils and teachers were pleased last
Tuesday to have as a guest at the
school Miss Sherry Pollock of
Ripley who is the Ontario Dairy .
Princess for .1972-:73. ' Miss Pol-
lock spoke on the importance
of milk and delighted the ,pupils
with stories of her experiences as
princess.
My apologies tb Mrs, Wilmer
Robb, whose name I missed in
WEDNESDAY, IYIAyi
LUCKNCI'W AND DISTRICT •
SWIMMING P001
•....
WILL BE » HOLDING'
REGISTRATION
AT THE LUCKNOW TOWN -HPLC
Saturday, May 26
FROM 10 A.M. TO 4 . P.M.
Saturday, June 2nd
FROM 9 A.M. TO 12 NOON
There will be two summer swimming sessions — July I
July 23 inclusive; July 30. to August 20 inclusive.
PRICE PER SESSION
$15.00 per family. (parents not included)
$8.00 for. teens— $5.00» for children
Please Note
•
The size of the beginner sWimmming classes is limited
10 per instructor per period of time. So come early to get
time of your choice.
The Junior, Intermediate and . Senior classes are not
tricted.
1
ON. REGISTRATION DAY PLEASE KNOW
SWIMMING LEVELMATTAINED'— TIME PERIOD DESIRED
• IN WHICH SWIMMING .SESSIQN YOU •WANT
TO BE ENROLLED — (July or. August or both)
DON'T ENROLL CHILDREN WHO ,ARE LESS THAN 6 YE
OF AGE, LESS THAN 44" TALLOR ARE AFRAID OF
THE WATER
THANK YOU
my column last' week when re=
portingthe shower news at North
'Ashfield school. 'Mrs. Robb. was
one of the hostesses. Also to
Mrsi Bob Courtney and Mrs. Bill -
Kempton, who sang a duet
•accompanied by Mrs. Lynn Lowry
A wedding of interest was held
in Toronto ,on Saturday at the
Corpus Christie Church for Ella •
Bowser to Paul Ferris of Toronto.
Guests from: this area were Mr.
and'Mrs. Alex Farrish, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe MacIntyre», Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Vassella and Art and
Linda Bowler :ofSfratford . They,
also attended the reception which
followed at the york Masonic
Temple.
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