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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-08-28, Page 16„....::•::::*?.*:::•:•;•:::::::•:•••••••••••••••• • • • • • ••:•••:•:•• • Q ' 1 .,•••••• 207 OFF THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO All Clothing, Hardware, Footwear, Dry Goods, Gloves, Notions, Sundry Items GUNS AND AMMUNITION • . REASONABLY PRICED CAYLEY'S STOP 'N SHOP 3 MILES EAST OF LUCKNOW ON 86 HIGHWAY Phone 528-2292 OLIVET Mr. and Mrs. Oscar White visit- ed last Tuesday with Mr. and, Mrs. Bert White and family of Birr. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Million of St.. ThOmas visited on Saturday with Mrs. W. R. Hamilton. Doug Fraser of Lurnby, , returned home last week after spending a couple of months holidaying with° his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Blackwell. Mrs. Ray Hamilton and Mrs. David Elphick attended 4-11 Lead- ership Training School in Ripley on Saturday and Monday of last week. This club is "The Club Girl Entertains". Karen McNairn of Seaforth vis- ited for a few days with her grand- parents Mr. and Mrs. Oscar White. Also visiting with his grandparents laSt Friday was Eddie Moore of Ripley. Mr. and Mr. Bill Bennett and family of Burlington are spending two weeks holidaying at their sum- mer home here. Elmer Avery of Toronto recent- ly called on several folk on the 2nd and 4th concessions. A num- ber of years ago Mr. Avery lived on the farm how occupie4 by Mr, and Mrs. Walter A3lack. • Mr. and Mrs. Jack, McGuire and Brianvisited .last Thursday even- ing with Mrs. Morford McKay, David and Mary of Amberley. Misses Wendy Hamilton and Mary Jane Courtney attended the • C.N.E. one day last week.. IDB business loans anywhere in Canada LANGSIDE The annual Langside Sunday School Picnic will be held on Sat- urday, August 31 at the Langside Community Centre. Susan Conley of Guelph and Warren and Greg Farrell of Kin- cardine holidayed with their grand- parents Mr. and Mrs. Graham Moffat and their aunt • Marilyn. Glad to report Mrs. Agnes Exeg- man, who had been a patient in the University HoTital, London, was released last week end. The.community wishes to ex-, tend its sympathy to Mrs. Elmer Scott in the passing of her brother Orville Hedley! Saturday evening. Heather Young holidayed recently with Mr. and Mrs. Bob. Young and Mary Beth of Chesley. Mr. and Mrs. Goerge Young and family and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Young and family attended a pic- nic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pennington and family. last Sunday. The Langside congregation would like to welcome their new student minister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Kay and family who ar- rived at the manse in Whitechurch Friday. Rev. Elder of Guelph has had charge of the services'in Langside and Whitechurch during the month of August. Vie can land to Marty wiry type 01 antstrita menulaClusina ehoWiale and 'retail trade toutesni and ritt$40400 • • COOStrticl.00 , l9nCyliv$0 . transportation and Mottos ydd read financial assistanca toidartandaand.O modatenta a business anywhere Canada. ea invite you to &sense yaw raqiiirrenentsYntli vas. fosima4 is orlegd Cris Speaks oOn LA • Education System KINLOUGH NEWS The Holyrood Women's Institute met at the home of Mrs. Ellwood Elliott with Mrs.' P. A. Murray presiding:, From the treasurer's report was the statement of the, meals and booth at the Lucknow Graft Festival, which was most. gratifying. Mrs. P. A Murray • thanked everyone who helped to make 'it a 'huge Success. The training school for the 4-H leaders will be at Ripley on Satur- day. August 17th and Monday,. Auguft 191h. \ A new by-law,was 1narle regareiin mileage for the 4-H leaders and other institute .` transportation. Miss Edna Boyle reported on the 4-1-I homemakin:: club ant 14r. i'ied Page gave a report on their, Jay at the Log Cabin at Southampton, where they showed several Crafts. The Fall Fairs were explained and the com- mittees will take over. • Roll call was -My first teacher and the school that I attended". The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. 13ill MacPherson. Mrs. Marion Harris introduced the guest speaker , Mrs. pearl Whitehead of Teeswater who is the local representative for the Bruce County Board of Education. She explained the general set up of the present system which is 5 years old:, She Mentioned the dilfe;ences between the present system and the past , when the teacher lived in.the section and was ,known and loved by everyone. Mrs. MacPherson thanked Mrs. Whitehead and gave her a gift in appreciation. All joined in a con- test on the Townships of Bruce • County., . Mrs. Marion Harris gave,a splen- did motto on "Seven Words to live by", and also gave the court- esy remarks. The meeting clos- ed with "0 Canada" and Grace. " A delicious lunch was sewed by the hostess and directors , Mrs. Bill -MacPherson and Mrs. Marion Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Trafford of Hanover visited with Mr. and Mrs. Alex.Percy. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Hotchen of Toronto visited with Mr. and Mrs. Chris Shelton. • Mr. and Mrs. Bill MacPherson attended the -service at the White- church Presbyterian Church on Sunday. The guest preacher was the R6. Elder, who was minister in Milverton for 10 years, during the time when the MacPhersons lived there. They also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emer- son of Whitechurch and with Mr. and Mrs. DanMcInnes and family and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Laurie at Ask for this *ler from our representative, Mr. R. L. Honsberger who will be at: the Sutton Park Inn KINCARDINE (396-3444) on Wednesday, September 11 11 you require financing to start, modernize, or expand your business, and are unable to obtain It elsewhere on reasonable terms and conditions, perhaps IDB can help you. INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT HANK FOR ADVANCE APPOINTMENT CALL IDB. • OWEN SOUND (376-4431) • WEDNESDAY AUGUST IP # How to retire in style Talk it over with the. Man from Sun Life, He has more attractive retirement plans to choose from 1 than ever before. One of them can provide just the cushion you'll need. Pay a call now and you'll be able to play later, 111(rn J. Kinahan PHONE 357-1987 R.R. 2 LUCKNOW StrilLiFe OF CANAEA Blyth. George Haldenby, who accom- panied Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hal— denby on a motor trip to the East Coast , returned home during the week. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice' Hodgins of London, who spend their week ends at their summer home here, attended the Johnston family re- union whichwasheld on Sunday, August llth at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Johnston at Holy - rood. We wish Mrs. Ronald Thacker a good recovery following major surgery which she underwent on Thursday of last week in St. Jos- eph's Hospital, London. Mr. and Mrs. Morley BUshell and family of Wingharn visited recently with her mother Mrs. John Barr. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Johnston, John and Victor of London, spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Guest. Mrs. Cliff Langford , Paul and Kim , returned home to Woodstock. Jamie remained for a longer holi- day with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson and Lois. Mr. and Mrs. Art Haldenby visited with their family in Toron- to and attended the Canadian National Exhibition. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Walsh, — Rhonda and Shelley, who have been visiting with hies-eitter Mrs. Gertrude Walih an6o,ther mem- bers of his family here for the past two weeks, returned to their home in Mellon, Saskatchewan. A farewell family dinner was . held on Sunday at the home of Mrs. Walsh. Miss Diane Haldenby returned home after having a holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Guest and family at Uranium City. We extend sympathy to the fam- ily and relatives of the late Albert Young of Bervie; also to Mrs. Ralph Hill of Bruce Lea Haven Cecil Hill of Sarnia and other relatives in the passing of Ralph Hill, formerty of Purple Grove. Miss Winnifred Percy R.N. and her friend Mrs. William Campbell, the former Mary Bannerman R.N., returned home after a most enjoy- able trip through Northern Ontario and into the United States. VICTORIA GRADUATE Congratulations to Mrs. Wayne Rhody, who graduated from the Victoria School of Nursing, Lon- don on August2nd. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Haldenby of Toronto were Sunday evening dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson. We were pleased to welcome back Rev. and Mrs. George Hon- our of Leask, Saskatchewan ,f,ho served in the Bervie , Kingar and Kinlough parish some 30 years ago. AshtonThe annual Ashton reunfO4 HeId incRieinUtnot held .on Sunday, July.28 at 4 residence of Mrs. Lornallaj in Clinton. There were 116,i ies. in attendance. p Following registration at 21; the business of the day was di ed by president CecilAshto Stratford withtheai ers being elected for •,, another year. President, CI Ashton and Secretary-Tri Mrs. Bessie Ashton. Sportsti next reunion are in charge Roy and ,Grace Easom,i3lyrk. The entertainment for the union consisted of a duetty Wanda and Patti Jo Park; an0 by Todd Park, a reading byti Ashton and a talk on "coni by Ashton Johnston of Michigi The remainder of the aft* was spent reminiscing ants ipating in the sports events ed by the Wm. Park family.. Lucky registration went to 11 Ashton Johnston. The oldest son present. was Frank aich the youngest child was Brad The couple travelling the fan Was Mr. and Mrs. Ashion* of Royal Oak, Michigan. with most 1974 change; Roy4 ton; man with most letters iSi .name„ Bill strangway; man race , Roy Easom; lady witha, colors showing, Mrs. Ashton ston; lady bean bag throw,Jaa Ashton; lady spot race, US Ashton; girls' spot race, Nadi Park; girls' kick the slipper, Wanda park;.girls' bean bag l Patti Jo"Park;.boys' Kangaroo hop., Steve Park; boys' brooro anee-,,Toinpark. Steve pPaark;boys' bean throw! forAa dborauwciuweats ofniaadneifbicia Tjdfldr:4, and vase, which was won by Lorna Radford. At the dinner hour Rev. Mn gavegraceand the descendaaj sat down to a beautiful meal! a IT ng to ,thereunion by Cetili and Bessie Ashton was a plaquI bearing the Ashton coat•of-ari A most interesting.iten: Sat6rdanfgawnlaiy1Y, h faismtoirlyy. :sirs ancest a picture of an PS and his wife which had been produced froth a photO way had snapped whileona to the ancestral home in Brad worthy England. I laving spent a very pleasa day, everyone retutned to th homes until next yeats Nun' which will be held the last S day in July at the home of and Nirs. Bill Park and fami Dungannon