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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-11-29, Page 18ONTARIO SAFETY LEAGUE SAFE DRIVING WEEK: DECEMBER 1-7 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29th, 1972 Honour Two Brides - TO --Be AMBERLEY NEWS ' On Monday evening , last', Mrs. Len Elmes opened her home to the ladies of the lower second, who Met to-honour-Mis•s-Beverleylan- isse , prior to her marriage. Sev- eral contests were conducted and then Beverley, who was seated in a decorated chair, opened her many lovely gifts. She thanked, all the ladies for coming and especially Mrs°. Elmes and Mrs. Elmer Smelt2er for -arranging the shower. Lunch was then served and a social hour enjoyed. Chapman who, had been at Vic- toria Hospital returned home 'with them-;---whileivirs;-Groskorth-re- tnained to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Moffat, Heather and Ansley until. Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore and family were at Walkerton Hospir.A. Friday evening where they visited with her mother Mrs. Gertrude Moore. Mrs. Jim Taylor was in London at Victoria Hospital on Friday where she found her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russel Ross, as well as Next Sunday , December the church service at OiaLmers Presbyterian Church will bezin, at 10.4 a. ITI . 'Su nday school closed on Sunday Nmember for the winter months. Practise for a Christmas social will be held Sunday., December 10 at 2 p. m. DISTRICT Community Memorial Hall for Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cannon • (Cathy Chandler) newly- weds. Music for dancing was supplied by Tiffins orchestra and Joe, Tiffin doing the calling off. At lunch time Mr. and Mrs. Cannon were called to the platform. George Wliytock presented them with a I IvicGee_read.an address and Lloyd gift of money. Gordon and ,• Cathy. both replied thanking those I who, put on, the time for them, I to all attenders, and for 'their part in the gift to diem. All'sang For-They are Jolly-Good Fellows. Lunch was then served. We are pleased to report' that • Mrs. 'Mary Coulter arrived home on Tuesday last from Wiri am Hospital and that Gary Chapman arrived home on Tuesday.from Victoria Hospital, London. We are sorry to report that Mrs. George Thompson was admitted last Tuesday to Wingharthand District Hospital, where she later underwent surgery. pn Sunday Miss Lila Emerson was admitted. to Wingbam Hospital 'MUM) HAND This community was sorry to learn that Oscar. Schefter, a form- er'resident of this community who Operated E. S. Watts Feed Mill for a few _years _ had his right hand injured in 'a corn picker and had to, be re- moved to Victoria Hospital, London. All wish Oscar a speedy recovery. We are pleased to report that Donald England was able, to re- turn horte on Friday after spend-, ing a week at, Victoria Hospital. London. • • Mr. and Mrs. George Miller and family of Hamilton spent the week end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bill Caslick of Culross. GET • :ow Peru asaiir-• nei * amorters Brownies To 14010 Childreffs. Aid The Brownies began their meet- ing on November 21st with Snowy Owl conducting several games, two of them were "Freeze" and "One, Two, Three': Darlene Howald was Fairy Queen for Brownie Ring and the' Brownies hopped' their Fairy Gold. We closed Brownie Ring with Brownie Prayer.. At Pow Wow we sang Happy Birthday to Nancy Thompson and Anne Alton .. The four Brownies wi) visited the Guide meeting last week told the. Pack about the meeting. All the Brownies are to try and bring a Christmas Gift to be sent on to the, Children's Aid'Society at Goderich. Barbara Hackett showed a scrapbook about the vegetables she had grown in her garden' this summer. Brown Owl asked Darlene Howald, Suz- anne Kirkland and Betty Stanley -to-practice_making tea and toast ' at home for one of their tests. Anne Alton showed her scrapbook she had made towards her Toy- Maker Badge. During work period several Brownies passed their test for rules of courtesy and ,gettnr- ready for the mail when they were tested by Brown Owl. Anita Quay; and Lisa Peterson passed their test for singing 0 Canada and God Save The Queen to Snowy Owl. Tawny Owl watched the Tweenies while the brushed and combed their hair and then had them learning how to tie a Brownie tie. We closed our meeting with Taps. AMBERLEY Two little first cousins arrived in our community this week - just one day apart! Mr. and Mrs. Perrin Lowry became parents to a new baby son Thursday morning Wingham Hospital, and on Friday morning a baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lowry in Kincardine Hospital. PURPLE GROVE Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mackay of Waterloo and Gail Miller of Kin- cardine visited on Saturday with. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson and Robbie. , Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson and Ribbie, Mr. and Mrs. Harvie Thompson and Mrs. Claude Dore Sr. of Bervie were dinner guests on Sunday with Miss Merle Stuart of Kincardine. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Grieve frnm Capreol and Mrs. ,Ellis Gossel of Ripley visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Victor. Gawley. On Monday evening, Mrs. • Gladys Arnold of. Ripley held a i‘'sewing with knits" lesson, which a number of ladies from here attended. Purple Grove Women's Institute served supper to the Ripley Lions Club on Wednesday at the Corn- munity Centre. Mr. and Mrs. Don Robertson visited on Saturday with friends and relatives in Guelph,. Time ,dance in Ripley. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Lowry, Amberley, enjoyed the weekend in Toronto visiting with friends. Home• to spend the week end with their families were •Martio Humphrey, Gert Waldernand Wendy CourtneY, all of London. Ladies of the community, along with Other friends and relatiVes, gathered at the Reids Corners Community Hall on Friday even- ing to honour Miss Dianne Kemp- ton, prior, to her December wed- ding. Mrs. Gordon Elliott, act- ing as chairlady for the evening, welcomed everyone and then in- mited Dianne and hert_aiendants I to their chairs at the front. I ' Dianne's sisters Sandra and Linda with Joan Ferguson, Gert Walden and Janice Rotteau helped Dianne with her many lovely gifts. Mrs. Jack Campbell, opened the pro- -gramme with a sing-song accom- panied by Mrs. Ernie Gibson at thepiano. Mrs. Cliff Emmerton conducted two different contests. Mary' and Helen, Kempton, and Shannon:Courtney sang a trio number. Mrs. Elliott read the -address tia-Dia-nne- coranie Fit ills. !M 1.41/11111101 LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO could be expected.. , Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore and family visited on Sunday with Mr.', and Mrs. Joe Moore'nf Wroxeter. On %Vednesday Rev and Mrs. Clarence MnClenagnin of Dna- gannon accorapanied by his aunts Nts. Jim Waterworth of Toronto and Mrs. Wm. .C-oswell of Kenora visited with Mr. and Ben ' McClena0a.n. Mrs. Watenvorth and Mrs. Goswell were cook and their family .lived on the farm now owned by Mr. and Mrs. Archie Purdon and family. - Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wal- , lace .Conn were Irus:s Alma Conn • of Guelph, Mr. and 'Mrs. Douglas Conley and Jason of %gingham, ht.. and Nts., George Miller and family of amilxon. This community extends.their sympathy to Mrs. Jack Burchill and family, now of Wingliam formerly of Oar= in the .. passing one Itt7, 1/ , Burchilln. Congramlations to Ma. and M's. Rae Lewis on the arrival of their baby boy at %gingham Hospiul on Saturday., November 25. Mrs. Charles Kaasa of Calzar,,,- left last week for Ottawa to visit friends and from there she will WHITECHURCH and Mr. and Mrs.. Elwood Groskorth RECEPTION and Mrs.. Gary Chapman were in On Saturday evening a recep- London-on-Tuesday-last— -tion-was_held in Whitenhurnb, Congratulations are extended to both families. And spealdng of new arrivals, our congratulations also go. to' Mr. and Mrs. Lovell Mc- Guire, whY are the, parents of a -new baby daughterr —Mrs-r--Mc - Guire was the former,.Isla Reid of this area. A GIFT SUBSCRIPTION i0 The LUCKNOW $fNT1NEL, on different facets of her life in her days at Ripley High WINS SNOWMOBILE and also, her years of friendly ser Tanya Snobelen, little laugh'-' vice at MaeNay's store at Amber- ter of Mr. and Mrs.-Mike Snobel- I ley. Dianne fittingly expressed en, was the lucky winner of a I her thanks and invited the ladies new 'snowmobile on Sattirday Ito view her trousseau at her par - ght. Tickets had been sold by ent's home: 'Lunch was served by .the Lions-Club-of-Rind the • the-ladies-Mrs; Elliott-, .Mrs_._ Em, draw was' made at their Hard-. merton, Mrs. Bob MacNay,'Mrs. Bob ,McNain and Mrs. Glenn I Campbell. iW Wall& ME Thit lasts the Whole Year A GIFT THE WHOLE FAMILY CAN ENJOY $6.00.. 'for Corrado $8.00 for U.S.A. and Foreign AN AN ATTRACTIVE GIFT CARD WILL BE SENT AT NO EXTRA CHARGE