HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-04-19, Page 16-The Huron, Liberal Association has called nominating
convention to be held in
Huron Central* School, Clinton,
MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1972
at 811.0 p.m.
for the purpose of selecting a candidate to represent
the Liberal Party in the Riding of Huron in the fortli-
corning federal election.
SPECIAL SPEAKER
HON. HERB GRAY
Minister of National Revenue
MEMBERSHIPS:
The. constitution provides that only paid up 'members of
the Huron Liberal 'Association shall be entitled to vote.
Such memberships 'must be obtained not less than 72 hours
to, the commenceMent of the convention, Renewals
of,. previOtis membership$ hoWever may . be obtained up
, to the time set for commencement of the convention.
Memberships, which, cost $1 each,may be obtained from
the Liberal- Association chairmen In-the -various-municipall.
ties within 'the riding and by mall from .• •
Harold Shore, Secretary, Goderich
Or
Arnold StinrOsen, kssistani Secretary, •
Seaforth.
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Visitors with Mr. and Mrs..
'Russell Johnston over the week
end were their granddaughter..
Sharon and three great grandchild,
.ren , and daughter Ethel Wall and
Mildred Secord ; all of ,London ,
BROOKSIDE HAPPERINGS .
CONSULTANTS
Durin• this week two consult-
ants have visited our school,
namely Mr. long, who is a Phys-
ical Education and Health consul-
tant and Mr. Latimer who is an
English consultant. They visited
some of our classes and found out
.what we do in,these subjects. We
thank them for giving us some
helpful instructions and also for
coming. .
BaRD:OnEWSaBtAurday , April 8, the
bordenball teams from our
school played a number of ,
games with five other schools.
In the girls division our team
wen one game and lost three, In
.the boys divisiouthey won t
and lost two, The tOurnament
held at Winghani Nigh
'AMENT
was
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Brownie News WHITECHURCH duced our pew Packie Sandra Fin-
lay to tIiie BrOWnies. 'Janet 'Wilk-
ins showed two articles for her
Toyrnaker Badge. Kimberley
Cooke showed her Postcard collec-
tion and Anne Alton told the Pack
what material she had used to
make a bookmark. The Brownies
were told about our Mother and
Daughter banquet that will be
held on May 11th.'
For work period we practised
enrollment for next meeting so our
Tweenie would know what Six
she will be joining. Brenda
Phillips and Darlene Howald pas-
sed their-test for skipping.
We closed the meeting with the
Squeeze and Brownie Taps..
-wee -e rr-an
Magoffin and attended the funer-
al of his father, the late W. J.
Irwin. Other viiitors with Mr.
and Mrs..Magoffin and attending
the 'funeral last week were Mr.
and Mrs.' Ivan Irwin, Brian and
Shawn of Oshawa Ter_ry Irwin
of Whitby, David Irwin of Niag-
ara falls; Allan ,Irwin of Oshawa ,
Mts. DOn_Gra y„IvIrs._.__Lanc e Ma,-
goffin and Colleen, all of London.
Mr: and Mrs. Bill MacPherson
and family of St. Helens were
Sunday afternoon visitors.with
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Elliott and
family. •
Lee McGuire,. banker at • Toron-
to,.is Away to Flbridafor a
week's holiday.
Miss Lori Purdon spent the
week end with her.friend Miss
Dale MacDonald of St: Helens.
On Sunday, April 23 CoMmun-
ion Service Willbe held in the
United Church at 10 a.m. with
Rev. E. L. LeDrew of Brussels
officiating.
Elwin Moore of Ottawa and
Mr. and-Mtr-Galry Duncan of
Port Credit spent the Week end
with their parents Mr. and Mrs.
Milian Moore. A
Mrs. Cameron of Brussels and
Bailey Parrott of Blyth were Sat-
urday evening visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Tom. Morrison of Luck-
now..
Mrs.' Ben McCJ.ena
home on Tuesday last with •Mr.
and *Mrs. Harry Moss. of Platts- •
ville after visiting with them for
a week.
We are sorry to report Mrs.
Arthur Burrows was recently ad-
mitted.to Wingham'and, District
'We are pleased to report MI'S.
Lvan Laidlaw was able to return
,home on Wednesday from Kitch-
ener Hospital. •
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Walker return-
ed home on •Tuesday from their ,
trip tO Florida.
we are sorry to report that
Frank Ross was admitted to Wing-'
ham and District Hospital on
Tuesday.
Floyd- Wilkens and his father
An-Ise:. Wilkens were SatUrda
evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Ea:1 ;,..iike.ns.
and Mrs. Victor Emerson
we:e. Sunday afternoon visitors
with Mrss Cila 4 Emerson.
Chaltners Sunday School on
the number on the roll
L-4!e;"..;.5ed itorr: 2,9 to 31 and 36
attenflande.
Guests, with. Mr.. and Mrs. Wil-
fred .Pentland and Laurie on Sat-
TUrday-Wore-MG
Slater fron(HarrOW;:;their daugh7-
tor , MisS. Gwen Slater of Windsor;
'Ken Slater of Essex; and Laverne'
Pentland of Detroit, whO has. just
retUrned/from'Texas. •
Mr. and -Mrs Larry Pentland,. ,
Vicki' and:Michael, accompanied
byMr. and-Mrs. Wilfred Pentland;
visited on Sunday in Stratford-
withMr.. and•Mrs.. Henry Ackers-
viller and .daughters. ' . •
Mit. _Bernadine ,Kenney,Of
'Detroit spent.a few days last
week r enewing' acquaintanCes.in
Kingsbridge, Goderich,' and
gannort. •
.Mr. and -Ws. Donald Ross of
Oakville called recently-to visit •
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. L. - Eedy..
Best wishes. are .extended•• to
7the-newirmarriadreoupla, Mr. .
• and. Mrs: 'Harry. clements•'(nee
Claire McWhinney).
Jim McWhinney,' Zurich, and
Julie Henderson.; of LondOn 'spent ,
last week end- with the former's
parents, Mr..-.and Mrs. Hugh Mc-
Whiriney.
Kathy Bere spent.the week end,
'Thlier_friendAanene_Rur.don_of
St. .Mr.and Mrs. Henry
Farrell of .Kincardine were dinner
guests of •Mrs:. Mary Bere and sons
on Sunday.' • •
Rev, and Mrs-. ;Clarence •Mc-
clenashan went to. Kitchener on
Friday to visit the latter's ,sister ,
Mrs. Olive Goudie. Miss Beatrice/
.McClenaghan returned, home with '
her parer?: ., after having visited
her aunt during the past week.
A Messengers' group for
young children plan to meet dur-
ing the church service , beginning
on Sunday, April
Dungannon sfionsored a
Dessert and 'Euchre party in the,
Orange Hall last Wednesday and
had 11 tables'of ladies who enjoye
the afternoon.. Prize winners
were; Pink cards -.Mrs. Amy Wig
gins, and• Mts. Nlargaret Alton;
'White cards - Mrs. Dorothy Ekon
and Mrs. Ruby Mc Whinpey'; Cards
drawn Mrs., Ethel :MacDonald
and Mrs. Olive Chisholm, On be-
4alf of the guests' Mrs. Cora,
Thompson expressed thathts to the
Women's Institute ladies.
Congratulations to Mrs. Graham
McNee on ,winning a beautiful
quilt at the Rebeccah's draw last
'week at Goderich,
congrafr: ITi-artro-N-irr-a-trftrs ,
Ralph Curran (nee Arlene Dickson
on the birth of a baby. boy', Mich-
ael Ralph Allan, a brother for
Susan. He was born April 11,
1972, and weighed 8 lb. 4oz.
Congratulations to/Mr. ana irs;
Rbbert McNeil (nee. Mary Lou •
Henry) who had a baby girl,
Sbarmonlaiine , on. April 10
1972, a sister for Craige.
Another baby of interest to
our readers is penny Lynn, born
to Mr. and Mrs.. Norris Sampson
on April 6 ; 1972, at Goderich, •
a sister for Tommy Congratula.
The Brownies erred their 4
meeting on Tu Sday, April 11th
with a game. don Bridge.
After Fairy Qu en. Debra Arn-
old set up the Toadstool, we
had 13rownie Ring. Inspection
was for clean hands and finger-
nails. Snowy Owl then present-
ed Nancy Thompson and Janet
Wilkins with their Golden Ladder '
and Marion Raynard with her
Golden Bar. Janette Howald,
Debra Arnold, Anne ,Alton and
Suzanne Kirkland received their
first year Service Star from Tawny,
Owl. ,
At Pow Wow Tawny Owl intro-
THE .V1CKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
DUNGANNON
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Misses Barbara and Jean Camp..
bell of London spent the week
end with Mrs. Robert Ross and on
'Saturday attended the Maple
Syrup Festival at Belmore.
Currie's School Progressive
Euchre Party was held on Friday
evening in the assembly room of
the Belgrave Arena With 7 tables
in,play. The prize winners
were high lady , Mrs. -G. Reavie
and low; Mrs. Ethel Montgomery;
high gent, Howard Walker and
low ,Kenneth Currie. Mystery
prizes went to Mrs. Wheeler and
Jim Currie. The 'sponsors Mi.
and 'ls'Irs. Jim Cdultes.and M. and
Mrs. Norman Coultes served
lunch. This is the last party for
this season. •
Anniversary services for this
locality have been Arranged.
Chalmer's Presbyterian, White-
church, May 21st, Rev. G. L.
Royal, 'Goderich. United Church,
Whitechurch on June 18, Rev.
George D. Watt; Langside, June
25th with Rev-. Wm. Henderson,
WOodstock.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Currie
were Sunday evening visitors with
Mr. and Mrs.' Russel Gaunt.
Mr. arid Mrs. Calvin Irwin and
Shirley of Oshawa visited last Cordon McGavin, president—
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