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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-01-05, Page 18REPAIR — REBUILD — CONSTRUCT ALL TYPES. OF EQUIPMENT AND MACHINERY FREE DEMO right on yOur own ,promisosi District.Colp Phone 52~-2i25 SAVE, TIME — MONEY = EFFORT WITH 'A FORNEY UNIT . , • PAGIL " THE, Luciktiow SENTINEL, -1040(NOW ONTARIO' WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Hi, 1972' The All-Purpose COMBINATION REPAIR UNIT It Features-. • Welding • Brazing • Soldering • Hard ,Facitt,, • Pipe Thawing • Battery Charging - Mrs. Don Allman and John Ben-. nett, all of Toronto, The -SwIngers 4,Litiare Dance Club held a New Year's party in Whitechirrh Community Memor- ial Ha.11 prettily decorated with cOlored balloons anci streamers. At the clpse_qf the old year all' joined hands and sang Auld Lang Sy„ne after which around 40 enjoy- -ecl a smorgasbord luncheon, Christmas guests with Mr. and MrS. Elmer Sleightholni were Mr. and yrs. Dalton Noels of Exeter , his mother.Mrs, Sleight- holnt-of- Wtow.el-, Mr. and Mrs, Nelson Sleightholm and family of Brussels. ' • Mr. and Mrs. Sid Wybenga and baby Marilyn of Newtonville visited Monday to Thursday with his brother Victor Wybenga -, Mrs. Wybenga and family. On Monday, Henry and Kathy Wybenga, took their sister. Rudy back to Bowmanville. • ' Monday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Clark Johnston were-Mr, and- Mrs. GeOrge Yining, Heather and Bradley , of. Langside; Bill:: Brown •of Lucknowi Mrs. Maitland John- ston and family of Clinton; Mr., and Mrs. Jim Lovett and , family of London ,,and Miss Janette:. Johnston of London. , Mr. and Mrs. Clark Johnston of Belgrave and Miss Janette Johnston of London were Saturday guests with Mr. and Mrs.. George Young and farnjly of Langside•and with Mrs. Johnston's father W. J. 1Btowri of lucknow.and with her mother Mit. W. J.. Brown of Pine crest Manor. B T S.D. I I Pat O'Hagan, Prop. Established Over Sixty Years , WALKERTON PHONE 88).0234 ONTARIO For' sound counsel and a fair price, on a monument correctly designed from quality material, rely on a. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Morrison of Lucknow were New Year's guests with her brother Herb Buckton and Mrs. Buckton of 4th' CoriEes- Sion, kinloss. • Mr, and Mrs. Jim Iviorrison of LuCknow• were New Year's guests with her parents Mr. and Mrs. • George HiCks and family of Palm-. etston. Vt/hitechurch Women's Institute will be held Wednesday -January 12 at the hOrrie of Mrs. 'Johnson ..otur;-Wrrigharn-T--1471:1-,1-a711 HO1N- I resolved to make life easier 'for Me. r.Mottd - DOn't find fault,; find a remedy. Mrs. Jas. McInnes. Topic Mrs. Russel ROss. Current Events Mrs. Ger- shorn Johnston.' ,Music r Miss. Annie Kennedy. intich - Mrs. Geo. iFisher, Miss Merle Wilscin ; Mrs'. Frank Ross. Paul and Brian FalConer Sarnia were last.week holiday town.. Mrs. Robeit.doss returned 'hOrne,. on Tuesday after spending Christ rnas and holidays with Misses - Barbara and Jean Campbell of London. Bradley Smith of West Hill spent-the holidays with his grand- :parents Mr. and Mrs. Russel Chap Man. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Craig and John of Wingharn were Satur- day evening guests with his par- ents Mr. and Mrs. Dawson-Craig. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Smith•of Markham were Friday and Sat-, urday guests with his sister Mrs. Russel Chapman and Mr: Chap- The old year has cloted and as we start off the New 'Year your correspondent would like to 'ex-• press thanksIO the Many folks of the Whitechurch Community who have been, so tielyfririn con-. tributing news for the White- church column.. • Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs: Larry McGuire who were married at' Elmira ,,December 31, New; , Year's Eve:. They will reside a; Elmira.- • • ..- .Mr. and Mrs'. Ted Evans, Larry, Linda and Lisa' of Brampton were guests: on Wednesday and on other ,oceasions with his 'parents and Mrs. Bill Evans. New Year's guests with Mr. and Mrs - Victor Etherscin were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tiffin, Russel Rit- chie, Miss Lila Emerson and Mr. and Mrs. Russel Proctor of Liven:- ia , Michigan.' - Mr . 'and Mrs. Jack Gillespie of Sarnia were guests Friday to 'Sun= ,,ay with his mother Mrs. Eunice Gillespie and-Mr- , and Mrs. Garnet. Farrier. Mr. and Mrs, John Willis of Toronto were visitors. last week ' with,his mother Mrs. Doris Willis and her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bill Caslick, and fa.rnily of Culrosso Guests. on the week' end with. Mr. ancl Mrs. L. A. 8arley and, Lesleebof Tbrontel,were Mr. and 11T 'S NEW AT..1110RONy.lEW TWo groups of carol singers visited Huronview on Christmas Eve and were guided through the building by the niirsing,staff: The Young People ,of the Goderich Penticostal Church arrived at eight o'clockand the.folks from - 'ffiejate-iw§;77.-131. lkecroft-.-Mrs. Chadwick spent the Christmas hol- iday With Mr. and Mrs. Ewart, MacPherson: Phill spent Wednes- 'day evening wIth Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson returning to fondon on Thursday. 'Mr. 'and Mrs..Orland Irwin, Stephen, Faye ,'Donald and Michael spent Christmas with her' parents Mr. and Mrs. John Crow- ston of Lucknow. • Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Lai.diaw and his parents Mr. and Mrs. Bob Laidlaw celebrated Christmas on. Sunday-with 'Mr. and. Mrs. Arthur Laidlaw and family: Christmas visitors*with Mr. and Russel Chapman were Mr. and I lrs..Ross_Smith, Kathy and Bradley .Of West Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Chapman of Wingham. Congratulations to Mr..and, Mrs. Eldon Emerson of St. Catharines on' the arrival at the Hospital there on December 21st of a baby girl Brenda Diane, a: sister, for -- Darlene and 'Sharon. • the Clintcin Christian Rcforin ni.ne,TW-ith-"eaeh' grOnp -singily; • carols for an hour...- • • The residents received a lovkly Christian calendar following ttic Sunday evening song service nk.)1:-I • .the Clinton.Chrittian Reform: „ Church., Dick - Rocirda' led the sQr - vice with devotions taken .by Be nike ma. • and Mrs.' Bill Holland , Miss Becky Howes, Barbara 1.36,•- man'and Betty Jewitt COnstribumi. seyera1, niu.SicaLnu mhers at,,rlw Wednesday a.fternoonget provided by' the' Clinton Kinnett,L! • Club. •Lunch .Yas served by tilt.; :ladies with everyone joining iii . the singing of carols. • s. Tim BigelOY. arra ged and in- ttbdnte'• -thelrogran 'Young People of the 'c mid Kap , tist Church on Family Ni ht: .The musical'program include• instru- mentals„ trumpet.s.solo.. Joh' 'Big-. elOw, piano solo, Wendy Gre with "vocal. -numbers by Cathy Bigelow Mrs. Ide .Chapinan, -Wendy Greer', Mrs. Bigelow arid several selections by. the Choru,,. Pastor the .. program. With. a -few •words .of encouragement to the .resiknts wishing them hkalth.and in the New Year. • • .• • • , . . . BOY111.11911"KIRE • Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tiffin and Victor Emerson were at St. • Joseph's Hospital,. London on Sun- day to visit with,Mis. Qertrude. Tiffin, a patient there. - Mrs..Robe'rt Ross spent Christ.-( mas holidays with Misses Barbara and Jean Campbell of London. • Mrs. Leola Chadwick and • Phill Chadwick of London on Wed- nes,d,ay, attended the funeral of • WHITECHURCH Guests on New Year's.Day with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Glenn and farriily of LuCknow.were Mr. and Mrs'. llayinond AdaMs and family of Kitchener and Mr. and Mrs. • Clarence Adams•and,farriily. Nisitors-w.ith 'Mr." and, Mrs. 'Robert Mowbray', where" they' enjoyed snowrnobiling after -the snow, . arrived. Their parents Mr.' and Mrs. RelisOn Falconer , and Lynn came for them on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. .Wesley Tiffin spent a few days•last week with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Henderson of BrantfOrd. • We are sorry to report that 'Mrs. Albert COUltes was admit- ted to Wingham and District' Hospital on'Satutday Witha " gait condition. Mr. and Mrsi.°Earl Wilkens , Kay and ,Glenna were Saturday ests,with me. and Mrs. JaCk and farndly FIR ELPRODUTS_ are backed by 34 years engineering. ,andManufacturing know-how. Quality materials and finest work- manihip assure you, of highest per- formanCe and long life from every unit, 4 p.rn. to 10 p.m. COMMERCIAL REFRESHER. •..PPILIED -ARTS .ANDATCH NOLOG The HURON CENTRE invites immediate registirationjor the courses listed below. Courses will begin JANUARY 10, 1972 at Central Huron Secondary 1 0.11 .CLINTON The• equivalent of grades ' 7 and 8. Studies include basic English, 'mathematics, and science.. ' • • The equivalent of grades' 9 and 10,'. 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