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WPC,flow SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO •
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1172
LANGSIDE
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Steer and
Tracy of London were week end
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Philip
St6er.
EUCHRE PARTY
Six tables` of euchre were enjoy-
ed at the, Langside Hall Friday
evening. Mrs. Frank Caley
received the high ladies prize wit
low going to Mrs. Albert Bongert-
man. Jim Wing received the
high men's and Elmer Scott low
men's. It was decided to hold
Mrs. Jim Young attended the
75th Anniversary Luncheon in
honour .of the founding of the
Wornen's Institute in Ontarito in
the Canadian Room of the Royal
York, TOronto on Saturday.
Fifteen Young People enjoyed
a snowmobile party. at . Robert
'Bregman's Saturday afternoon.
They concluded their very enjoy-
able afternoon with lunch !
4r. and Mrs.. Victor Wybenga,
Philip Steer , Nancy deBoer ,.Mrs.
Bob Bregman and Christine visited
Carruther's Nursing Home Sunday.
Mr. Wybenga conducted a wor-
ship service and everyone
joined in singing hymns.
Janene Purdon Is
4-H Club President
WHITECHURCH NEWS
On Saturday forenoon at 9 a.m.
the Whitechurch 4 ,H Club held
their first meeting at the home-of
the leader Mrs. John Gaunt.
Mrs. Gaunt opened the meet-
ing with the 4-H pledge. Preent
were Roth Elliott,. Lori Purdon,
Janene Purdon, Kathy Wybenga ,
Kay Wilkens, Janet Ad aim and
Hickey. '
The election of officers are
President, Janene Purdon;. 1st vice,
Lori Purdon; Secretary, Janet
Adams;. Press Reporter, Ruth
Elliott. 'Discussion centred on
the ,requirements of the club and
of a sewing box. Knits and
sports wear alio Were discussed.
For grouptwork measurements '
were takeni_and a sample pat-
tern was made for a neck on a
sweater.
`The Home. Assignment
was start a record book, buy a
pattern and fabric and prepare
the fabric and bring to next
meeting February 19 at 9 a.m.
at Whitechurch Community Hall,
Earl Elliott Mrs.
N',ariOrie Thompson, Mrs, Gladys
Arnold:ancl tcs. Anne MoCosh
attended the .seventy -fifth ani,a•-
•versary of the Women's Institute
'held in the Royal York Hotel •
in Toronto. 'Gracing the head.
table at the luncheon of this
commemorative day was the
world president. Mrs, Olive Lan--;
yon, Farquharson 0„13.E.. and also
president of the A.C.W.W..
Mrs: Anne MeCosh was an
overnight guest of Mr.. and •Mrs t,
Ardill Mason on Friday.'
Mrs. Marion Emerson accOnt-
panied by Mr.' and Mrs. Bill •
Arnold and Mrs. Ab Wylds visited
friends and relatives at Gateway .
Haven in Wiarton on Saturday..
Callers at. the home of Mr:, and
Mrs, Vic Cawley on Friday'
evening .wereGeorge and Marion .
Emerson and Russel and Dorothy
Collins.' •
Mrs. Martha litiston.o.f Ripley
spent Friday night at the home
of Mr. and. Mrs. Don Robertson..
.1V.I.rs.. Marjorie Thompson was
a week end guest at the home 'of ••
Mr..and Mrs. Jimnry Kirkpatrick..
of Ripley. •
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Mr. and-1 s.
Lindsay spent the week end--with •
Steve's parents Mr..and'Mrs. 'Earl
Elliott and herne to make the
.family complete was \liss Nancy
Elliott of Sarnia;
The Junior Farmers held their
regular meeting at.. o f
Mrs. Earl Elliott on Wednesday.-
Tanner Brooks was a dinner :
guest of the Vie Gawleys.on .
Sunday. ..
Week 'end visitors at the home
.of Mr. and Mrs: ,Harvey Th,oinp-
son were I\lI.. and Mrs. Albert
Trafford of liandver and. Mr. and
Nil-S. 'Claude pore. and ffaMily of
Tees.water.
Chris .1archant of Wycbridge
called on friends in. the CO1111111111-
.i.ty on, Friday and Saturday.
pr,B•LIC SPEAKING WINNERS •
Congratulations to Annette.
lodJk.'s , younest daiighter' of Mr.
tloyd. Hodges, who won
ls.t in tilt Jr: cOmpetitionin Pub-
lic •Speakin at Brookside schdol
On-We -hesc. -c Trinny-
also in Lncknow on Monday,
Fehructry 7th and placid .3rd at,_,
oderi.ch-Saturday ,, February 1:2th.
This seric k'sponsored by•tlie!
Lr ion,
Mary Anne Alton, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Blithe Alton of
Belfast; 'has placed' in each of
these three contests and is to
continue 'to Clinton Petit-nary 20th
for the next competition. Best*
wishes to Mary Anne!: Others whO
competed . are worthy of corigratu-A., lations also ; and' will benefit
,:rently from the. experience, •
:The Anniversary Dinner and
Pron,Trani celebrating the 15.th
year of Women's institute work
in Ontario was held in .Toronto
Saturday, February 12th,... Mrs:
Lorn( Ivers, Mrs, t ,rahain. MqNec
and Elncir Me Whinney were
att(ndance.• •
HAD -T)th BIRTHDAY . •
Bert :\leWhinney cele= !,rated th Birthday on'Satin-
,;.0., cbrnary rah. (.;prigritula-
tt011F 1 ie is patierit
tk'ir3,,,harrr Hospital,
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in to those.presont. •
.Mary. Rivett of (!odericli
visited the past. week with Mr..
anti • Thos. Webster.
.Andersonoft,..Oder-
ich sNnt Thursday a fternbon with
Ntis,s Beth Mcejonnell.
Bill Dundas., Brian French and
DUNGANNO.N NEWS
• Mrs._ RayrnondBoyle 'went to .
Meacham, Saskatchewan. to .
attend the funeral of,11cg Mother:
Mrs. Anna ,Koob, who was 80
-ve‘u-S.uof.a_,2,e.! All members of
her family 1,,..ere home for the'
service, the sympathy/of this
ebnontriri-rris-t xtended.to,Mr..
and Mrs. 'Boyle and family.
Mr, and Mrs.' Eldora Itindt
Timmie of Walkerton. .,,'1.1eS.T.S
of• Mr.. and Ntis.. 1!. 1`;, L. ITdy
last Sunday. •
Five ladiec spent .a pleaSant
afternoon as gueit ,Cof Mrs. Lorne --
Hasty last Wednesday,' ..Nirs: I las-
, Who ,.iiii,te,interested in •
various crafts, to Light ' luck w ea v•
Wya
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\AI'S:.
four:children of La'.
spent the
concession of Achulk lu.
.wsce01:3
tk with
t ug ,is
rivers arc t: !ins tail:
Barbara, Their•pa knts
and NIrs. Colin Tvi.,\L of Nile,
are attending the Cog&
.tiOn in Thunder- Bay ., then visitifl
relatives and friend •tor a fel,,c
days
Nile and C.,
and Explorers grout !A ,kr!'
hined .rnectin, and ...a Icittint
party in Dungannon ,Hriday
School room's . r(21ice
Clena.7,hari had a .111' (;)11
*fe
enjoyed
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their
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Mr arid Mrs. ki-t II\ o
Mrs,. Fred Stirlin
, at Tllarnt~'svillt
spent the weel( (I ',it' I lensall
with their, Cousin Miss
• Mr: 'and Mrs. :.‘ 41ett,
Mr. and N1rs 1 lOw
Whiteside 1 lo.w a r.d
of Toronto visited e' 11A Wle
end with Mr,
113'.\161rL:11.ch;Ye.o' rge la
ing.this week •
liirold-1.1 a Idenho, Lux:
Sarnia
Mr.. and Mrs ti •Jat. -q.ott WEre
dinner guests on
With Mr. and
'at Lurgap. :In thev a.;:', ..e0:.
fainilies attended if
d'ing. a nniv crsa r :reit .1!
'Mr. and.
'at the Church of the
. parish 1,1 11 at 1.'sinit
I)Oriald• Barr of
tire 'week, end with
Mrs.: John. i3arr..
VISIT ED 'CA L11`0 ,
Mr. and MTs.
and M. •
returned on S11110 enr
at?le holiday trip t.(j 111e:•11u
visited. other plat
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