The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-03-26, Page 7WEDNESDAY, MARCH- 26th, 1969
THE •LUCKNOW SENTINEL, L.UCKNOW, ONTARIO
..PAGE SEVEN
Cuts 40th. �#nniv�rsar^
Cake
•Mrs.Johri (Myrtle) McLean,
Noble Grand of•the Ripley Rebecc-
ah 'Lodge is shown- cutting the
anniversary cake'at the
40th anniversary banquet•. at,
Ripley Legion :Hall last Friday
which was attended by about la0
.including :members,members ,: their;families
and guest.
The St. Helen's W, 'I. held
their March 'meeting: in the hall
with Mrs.: jas:: Aitcheson , • presid - .
ing . ` The meeting opened with the
bde,, and'the Mary Stewart Collect.
Mrs . Ross Errington read the cors
espondence' which -included a
letter from the department: for -
short courses The roll was
answered.,by a radio or T . V ...
programme I like or don't like and
why. -
The ' sunshine sister 'banquet is '
planned for April. 10th ... Anyone
not planning on going should'
contact, the committee.. The •
,card -'party -committee-fot March
20th are Mrs . Wm: Rutherford ,
Mrs. Wm Humphrey,. Mrs.., Angus
MacDonald and Mrs. Harold
: Cooper and for April 3rd Mrs.. Wm :
Rintoul , Mrs : Green Mrs=Pete.
Campbell and Mrs. Lloyd Wytock .
The next .meeting ;will be the .
annual meetingand will be held'
in the form of a pot luck dinner at
12.30' p. m,.. .The pennies for
mental health was taken, and
sewing was passed; out for the
Children's. Aid. •
Mrs. Frank McQuillinpre'sided
for the programme.' The motto '
• by Mrs.. E. 'W. Rice, "Eyery right
or privilege carries a duty with .
it" . Current events were prepared
by Mrs, Wm. Rutherford and read.
by Mrs. Russel :Phillips. - The topic,
prepared"by Mrs. Gordon Lyons,
"Civil Rights" Was read by'Mrs.
Rpbt. Aitchison. Readings were
.given. 'St. Patricks', by Mrs. E.
Barbour', and "How Ireland Got Its
Name" , by Mrs. Chas. MacDonald.
.A--c-onte-st-w•as-conducted-byM
Harvey Webb'.
The_meetingclosed with "God
Save The Queen" , ,and the
"Institute Grace" Hostesses'
were Mrs, Chas. MacDonald
Mrs. Frank McQuillin, and Mrs.
George Webster ,
LANGSIDE
Seven tables of progressive .euchre.
were played at Langside Commun-
ity Hall on: Friday evening with Mr.
and Mrs.Jim Young and Mr, and
Mrs. Gordon Wail in charge. High.
prizes went to Graham Moffat and
Eugene. Conley. and low prizes to.
Donald ,Scott and Keith;
Eregman:. Lucky chair prize went
to Eugene Conley. Another card
party is planned with William
Young- and "Graham' Moffat:in
charge. "
' The •Langside,Young Peoples :
Society' enjoyed,a skating party at
Wingham Arena on 'Tuesday even-
ingY..P'alonS:g; with South Kinloss
• Visitors on the week -end at the
home*of Mr. and Mks. Dick McQu-
illin were Mr . and Mrs. DOn '
Nickel of.Toronto, Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon °McQuillin of Sarnia, Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey. McQuillin and •
•Gary of St. Catherines, Mr.1and'
Mrs, Harold McQuillin of'Clinton.
Lynda McQuillin•who spent the hol-
iday -week at her home returned to
'Toronto on S.unday.with.Mr. and
Mrs. Don Nickel...
Mrs. • pick. McQuillin visited her
Mother , Mrs, 'Chas : 'Thomson at
Huronview on Tuesday and Satur-
day,. Mrs. Thomson.is not as well
as her"friends would; like to •hear.
Many orthe relatives in this
community attended the funeral of
the late Oscar Holmes in Wingham
on Wednesday. Sympathy, is extend-
ed to•.Mrs. Holmes (formerly, Ethel.
Richardson),
Ken Young of; Paincourt is; holi-
PURPLE GROVE
r. and Mrs. . ee .utton• an
family visited Thursday with Mr.
and Mrs. Stuart Lane; and Janet:. .
Mr. and Mrs:"Don: Robertson visit-
ed* with Mr. and Mrs', Harold
France and family of Wingham.
Mr. and.Mrs... Burton Collins visit.
ed Vera Dore in Walkerton Hospit-
al, 1
Nancy Elliott.of Niagara Falls ;'
spent the weekend at the horne of
p
her parents:Me: Mr and! Mrs. Earl
Elliott
Mr and Mrs.. Stuart Lane visited
(laying at the home of his. parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff` Young and -
assisting.Jim Young making maple•.
syrup,
Mr. and Mrs. •Ira Wall and Mary
Lou of. Whitechurch and Mr. Andy
Mrs. Bert Moffat of Teeswater spent
Saturday evening .with Mr'.. and
Mrs. "Gordon Wall and family.
There was no church' at Langside
on Sunday but the congregation
joined with Whitechurch to hear
Rev. L.G. Stairs. speak on the' work
oft -he Leprosy Mission. .
Mr. and Mrs.. Gordon Wall visited
on. Sunday with Mr and Mrs.
Victor Youn'gblut Belgrave .
Greg and Sandra Gardner, of buck-
now spent the holiday week with
their. grandparents , Mr..., and Mrs. -
Wes Young
Ken Kelly and Michael Johnston,
cif‘Clinton spent a few days last
week with Mr:, arid Mrs. George
Young and Heather. ;
Saturday with'M., and Mrs. Camp-
bell Brown of Strathroy,
D.r-. and Mrs.; James-Lm?rsQrt
Frankie and Susan of Charing Cross.
spent-the-weekend--with-M r . and,
Mrs. George ;Emerson and Bob.
• ,Sunday.visitors with Mr. 'and Mrs.
Victor Gawley were Mr. and Mrs:
DeWane. Greig and family of,Cliff-
ord and Mr, and Mrs. Barry Johns : ,
ton.
Mr. and Mrs•. Burton;Collins visit,
ed Thursday with Mr.:and Mrs.
Gerorne. Schmidt in Mildmay..
Caroline Rhody of Wingham 'spent
the weekend. with:Mr.' and Mrs.
Stuart Lane and Janet
Mrs. Earl Elliott ,:Joyce and .Ian
spent the, week with Mrs.: John
Elliott, of Detroit.
.Margie Collins visited- Friday and
'Saturday with Joan; Courtney,: ,
Warren and Greg Farrellspent the
weekend with Mr, and. Mrs Frances,
Boyle and family.
Mr'. 'and Mrs, Harvey,Thompson,
Joan and Wray'spent' a few days in
Nashville, Tennessee.
Mr."and Mrs. Jack Farrell, Mrs
Herb Farrell, Mr. and Mrs. Ardili
Mason.,. Mr. and; Mrs,. Bob Forster
and John, Mr and Mrs: Gordon.
Patterson and. David;, Mr, and Mrs .
Currie Colwell,and•Anne, Mr. and
Mr's Don.McCosh and Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Forster , Barbara, Mary and:
Cathy were among those present at
the Silver Wedding Anniversary o f
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Colwell of
Kincardine.
Mr;. and Mrs.' Don' McCosh .were
guests of Mr. and Mrs Frank
Maulden op Wednesday.
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