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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-02-23, Page 13CONESTOGA COLLEGE Huron Centre: • Announces The ,Following ..couries_ Post Secondary Secretarial, 1st yr. starting September, 1972 Management Develoment Effective Supervision, 10 weeks,o $30.00 Human Relations, 10 weeks, 30.00 Farm 'Cost Accounting, 10 weeks, 30.00 All starting as soon as sufficient applications are received. Personal Development Plan Academic trpgrading,—Grades time starting, March 13, 1972 • and Press Reporter', Brenda Ritehie The seniors are going to take turns being Secretary.. • Mrs. Keith talked about choos- ing sportswear. Mrs. Young dis- cussed the kinds of knits. She also demonstrated applique. We then'divided into-three groups; one made a sampleorT - applique:, another totik each other other's measurements ,. and the third made their notes. The next meeting will be held at Mrs. Young'S home on•Satur- _day „March 4 at 9.15._ the meeting was closed with the 4-H Pledge. would be on a rano:1-11-g leaders for thiselub are• Mrs. Or- '• land Richards and Nits. Janies Boyle, Ruth Graham Is Club President KThe first meeting Of the air - /, shea 4-H girls was held saturday, February 19 at 9.13 a.m. This club is Sportswear irdm Knits. Our leaders are Mrs. George Young and Mrs, Evan Keith. The following officers were elected President, Ruth Graliarli . 19 *AMWAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1972 THE 1.3,44KHOW SENTINEL, k.UOKNOW,,ONTARIQ PAGE THIRTEEN The, second meeting of, the •;-Lilcknow No. 2 4.-11 Club, "The Kait Wits" was 'held in the Luck - now public SC11.001 on February 17 atri.Kp;ni. The meeting was opened with the 4-11 Pledge fol - lowed by the business.. Avifs. Richards reviewed the note on knits from the first me.eting. Samples of material were handed out to everyone. During group work all 'the girls took part by making sample..of the tunnel stitch and a finished shoulder seam! , The meeting was closed with the 4.-H Pledge. The election of officers at the -preyidus--meetirig_resalted as fol- lows; President, Cora lyn Render- . son, Vice-President , Lorraine Boyle, Treasurer.; Marion John- stone, Press P.: -irter, Joanne Thompsen. , Coralrilienderso...: Is 4-K President Knifty Knits ---:‘,SIHTUC-E-11J-RC-.1+ NEWS-. Whiteelturch,441 Club, met in -Whiteellurch 'Community M.em.or , ial Hall on Saturday at 9 a.rn, with their leaders Mrs,.. John (-,;aunt and Mrs, Wallace Conn.. The President Janene Purdon open- ed the Meeting with the 4-11 pledge, The minutes were read by .Kathy Wybenga. Present 'for the meeting were Janen.e•Purdon, Lori Purdon, Kathy Wybenga., Ruth Elliott and. Rhonda, Gibson - with 3 abSentees. The. Club name chosen was, .... Knifty Knits. The next'rneet- Dig will be Saturday at 9 in. the Community Memorial Hall February 26. A'letter regarding• the Garden Club was read by Mrs. Gatint. The knit samples were then examined for stretchiness. The club spread their material On the table's and began adjusting„, `altering, cutting and Marking .. patterns. .The,Home Assignment after the dreSses were cut ,. was. complete cutting, prepare garments •for fitting, work on record books,. mount the knit . samples and'.identify knits and It was decided r: the Secretary'kind Of fibre Yes, get your Spring Savings NOW — Don't Wait 'til Spring JOHNSTONE and SON FURNITURE ARE OFFERING OLIVET ,Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs, Norval Stewart in the recent death of Norval's,brother, William. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Rich of. Witigharri visited with the White families on Sunday. Mrs. Walter Black visited rec- ently with. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Howes in Listowel. Mr. and Mrs, llowes have moved to a mew apartment building. Mrs. Jack McGuire and Mrs. Walter Black visited•with Mr. and Mrs. W.• T. Roulston, Mrs. Jen nie' Mills and Mrs. Marion Hunter in Pinecrest Manor, Luc know on Friday. KINLOUGH ladiesiiir the 'community are in vited•to attend. • • • • Mr. and MrS. Art,italdenhy spent a few' days in.Windsor, , where they attended the funeral , of her 'nephew the, late•Ellwood Dernmans., We , extend sympathy to Mrs. Haldenby and' other, rela-, tives: and Mrs. Reuben. letter .and fam- ily , ,conceSsion 14 in the passing of his mother, .' HOME BROKEN' INTO Relatives and friends, of Mr'. 'and Mrs...,Rndy Sieloff (NOrine• l'lodgins) Of Detroit were sorry to hear that theirhoMe, had Ren broken into and a Sum of money,,. . as. well as a nu m he r of valuable articles, had been stolen. • The 11. W.I. will observe the anniversary of the F. W.I. O. on' Thursday evening March (note change of•date) when pic- tures will be shown with a ,soda 1 evening and Innch, '"Hostess Mrs, Lorne Lathe. Roll Call: .Nletnoric of Institute pirectors PlIwood , ;lorgan Johnston. (,corge Ila ldenhv returned from Sarnia 'wh'ere he-spent the pa* • week, • ' Lois Nicholson of Milton Spent Whifechurch NOtive Died At Iisslale MRS, FRED NEIGHBOR. 7/ Fred Neighbor was held January 19, at. St. Andrews Church. Tisdale Saskatchewan*, The service.was conducted by Rev. S. J. Sharkey: Burial follOwed in Tisdale Cem- etery. Acrive pallbearers were Keith Hooper , 'Donald Hooper, Bill • Erhen, Marshall•Franklkii, Bert .Angus and Al .Woznikoski. 'Hon- orary. pallbearerswere.•Bill Kenne Jim Blair., Clifford McRor'ie, 'N'Ic•Bain and Ben Thompson, Hill, Funeral Home was in charge of arra ngements.. The late' Mrs*: Neighbor was born Amelia Rose Peddle. at Whitectiurch., Ontario on May 1S8S., where she was raised and. received her education and it was there in 1910 that she mar-' Nie to.Golbtrrn district the, same . year and farmed there until retirement in 1958. Mrs: 'Neighbor was a' member of.GolcIbUrn Homemakers and Tisdale Senior Citizen's Association., During her lifetime -Mrs. Neighbor always resided in' the same conimunity,as her'sister • Mrs, Lena Furber , who .went west with Mr. ,and.lvErs. Neighbor in 19104 Mrs.,Neighbcv 'and Mrs. Furber were' twins. Mrs. Neighbbr was, predeceased by her husband in 10i.i). Mr, and Mrs. P. A. Murray viSited over last week end with Mr. and Mrs. Donald714sher, Tom a nd-'1.4ara-at -Barrie . • The 11 ; W,1. held'a euchre party at the hall on Wednesday evening. There .were•12 tables in play. Prizes went'to high lady, Mrs.'. Cliff Johnston; high gent, David' Rhody;_ closest birthday, Mrs • Ellwood Elliott'.• David Rhody Of Waterloo spent, • a few days at his hone here. Mr. and Mrs. Morley Bushell of Wingharn, Mr. and Mrs. Ross. Hamilton and family of .Winnipeg : visited :on Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. JaCk Barr. and •fa mily „ • Mr. and 'Mrs.. W.alter Forster v isited_ o.n. Isionda ing with Mr. and Mrs. P.. A,. y . • We extend sincere sympathy to the 'Sadie family in the sudden • passing of -thelate William Eadie. of. Wingharn.and formerly of . Holyrood. was held at the MacKenzie Memorial .Chapel, • Luc know on Saturday , afternoon. Mrs. NOrman Fry and daughter Cathy" of Harriston•and ..Ralph Ha ldenby of•Guelph -Visited. with Mr. and. Mrs.. William Hald.enby. The World •Day of Prayer will be held on Friday, March 3rd in, the Anglican churth. Mrs..Gert- rude' Walsh is Key WOman.and all Surviving are. one son harry• of Nelson, B.C.•:, six daughters,, MildredBunyon of Edmon•••: ton ,• Mrs. Puniee L,rahatn o'f ..Pow - (11 River,. , Mrs. Jean Dun,- ean of Fort St. John, 13.0 ..,• Ruth Neighbo: of Yancom•er, Mrs: (.7orow .of Tisdaleand Mrs.. Cwen Hooper of Tisdale; three sister, Mrs. Lena Furber,,of Parkland lios.pitd1, Mi5s _Edith Peddle' of Edinontem, and the week •end at her home here, I larch I hi klenby ()LS,' rraia ,isited on Saturday with Cdr, .ane1 Mrs, r""% lta • Mrs, Eunice Gillespie of White- Church, as. weil•as 11 grandchild - ten and.12 . great grand children. Snowmobile Club Held Dance ,AMBERELY NEWS On Friday evening the Amber- Funeral Service for the late' Mrs. 'ley-.1-lurori Snbwmobile Club, held a successful dance at:the Reid's Comers Community Hall. There was a record crowd in attendance i_ rnany coming on their snowmobil- es.. Glenn Boyd's Orchestra i•rov•- ided the music. The .President ,• Dale Baier, along with Secretary Ricky Elliott and direc- tor Mrs, Bill Kempton kept the evening interesting with the giv-. ing out of prizes for spot da'nces and elimination clanceS. Miss Valerie"Morningstar won the prize for having the-closest birthday' - t at very •ay r—A-bountifu was served' by the ladies and everyone reported a .good time. SIN ATTEND FIVE, OAKS A week end At Five Oaks always a time of inspiration and renewal. Six people from this community experienced such a time this past week end when , c14.41=814+1-41114--,--Mrs--= Bill Coulbeck, Mrs. Ernie Gib 'son, Mrs. Cecil Humphrey and • Mrs. Lester Ferguson spent Friday through Sunday at Five Oaks. Recent visitors for the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Gibson 'were Mr: and Mrs. Chris Brown (Carolyn Gibson) and family of Brantford. - Elmer Smeltzer is attending the 'Good Roa,cls' Conventionein Toronto this week,. Brock Walden, son of Mr. and °Mrs. Murray Walden, is back' ‘, home from LondOri Hospital. It was found necessary for Brock to go to LondOn. this past week • and have his broken nose re-set and pinned. Hope all is well now 13rockl ur Niessetger was taken to London onVriday by his sort George. Mr. Messenger has to spent some time again in hospital. We hope not long Home for the week end here we're Anne Fergiisorifrorn London and, Wendy Courtney from Kitch- ener! rand how . ie ty''. •last e• and are tain. a.. on lf of css, out-