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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-02-07, Page 9•cant "MINGJOY MOQUEN OF A IVIOVIg. ItNI011.11111111MIr ri MENA BE linOnnasil SIM OY "TelreinJunior sent you" 11)116231, coifing down his own rood_ • THIS • SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 11 ei. TURKEY DINNER $1.75 g Cabin Restaurant KINLOUGH The Holyrood Women's Insti- tute held their card ,party last • Monday evening at the hall. Eight tables were in play. ' High lady was Mrs. Gerald•Rhody ,. high gent, Gerald Rhody. Birthday closest to Robbie Burns was Mrs. Del Mackie. • Miss Shirley Bushell of London spent the, week end at her home here. • Bill Percy ,Ilack and Murray Barr were among those who went on the bus trip to the Farm Indus- • • trial Show at Toronto on Friday. Morley and Barry Bushell joined them at Wingham. Mri, Bill Burt, Mrs. Donald McEwan, Mrs. John Barr , Mrs. Jack Barr , Miss, Winnifred Percy and Mrs. Art Graham were at a • quilting party at the home of Mrs. 'Morley Bushell at Wingharn on Friday. Misses ,Ecina and May Boyle will be hostess for the meeting of the Anglican Church Women on Thursday afternoon, February 8th.. 40,40-41*-4.40, • RIPLEY ABATTOIR Custom Butchering — Curing and Smoking Cutting and Wrapping -- Sausage Making — Fast Freezing' • HOGS AND CATTLE ON MONDAYS CATTLE' ONLY ON FRIDAYS Have cattle in on 'Thursday for Friday's kill With Two Big Coolers, We Are Able To Hang Your. Beef From 1 To 3 Weeks —1111hatever Your Requirements Are For Home Freezers We Sell Choice Montle Killed Beef, Pork and Lamb tn Any Quantity At.Lowest Marketing Prices ALL' MEATS ARE" GOVERNMENT INSPECTED FOR YOUR. PROTECTION • CHAS. HOOISMA, PROP. ABATFOIR, 395-2905 STORE 395.2961 etackii7 = • HE **Emu = =• SsturOy Alodal. 1 0 GODERICH, ONT. 524-7 11 = Sun. mon.12 Tue. 1 3, COSBY" CULP BILL AMBIT E, "111(liElf s J'fimeitie Illmuuiuunlllnlinlilumnfln .astiAtin )istrict Family LYCEUM THEATRE WINGHAM PHONE 357.1630 SHOW TIMES Fridays and Saturdays at 7:15 and 9:1e. All other days, one show at 8:00, except where noted on the program. .4111P.•411M. .1111111". Arinii041112.• 41No.' AND. THURS., FRI., SAT., FEB. 8, 9, 10 "Junior Bonner" Colour - Starring Steve McQueen, Ben Johnson Steve McQueen as Junior Bon- ner, the last of his kind. Zrhexe's lots of Rodeo action in tills one. •••- 41111111. am, *SATURDAY MAT. FEB. 10 "Setret Garden" All Seats for this Matinee FeatUre 50c IESDAY,.FEBRUARY 7th, 1973 r.. 1 • THE LlICKNOW SENTINEL, 1:1J.COCIOVI; ONTARIO PAGI NINI M111111111.1111011.10111.11111101.1111111111.11.11111111111111111111.11111.1111141111111011.1.1111,1011111M11111111111101.1101.1111% Yours sincerely, Susan Burrows. KIS 5B7 , Colonel By Dr. , Ottawa, Ont. , February 3, 1973. Clerk's Office, Lucknow Ont. Dear Sir or Madam; As a student of Cultural Geog- raphy at Carleton University,: I am investigating the. origins of place• names in‘rny home county of Bruce. Through books, histor- ical atlases, and archives I have found most of my material but have been unable to get such .• information for ;softie of the small- er communities in Kinloss ToWn- ship; Whitechtirch..Langside, Holyrood and Kinlough. • I would greatly; appreciate such information or a source where I could ,find it myself, within the next three weeks. I hop6 that this will not be too much trouble for you.. MRS. THOMAS BLAKE frs. Clara Blake passed away ;unday, January 21st, at Park- d Hospital in London in her :ty-second year. Following misfortune of breaking her , Mrs. Blake had two years of )ital and nursing home dare, • 11906 she was married to Imas We Blake. Prior to rimy - to London in 1961, they had d in the Blake community on ninth concession of Ashfield, almost 57 years. In London enj/oyed good health .for oral years and- took a keen rest in her family and in eting new friends. Srs. Blake was.predeceased her huiband and infant son and is Survived by daughteri; Mrs.. Grace Mac- r and Miss Olive Blake, and. ee grandsons, Jack, Ronald, 1 Donald. • 21ara Eunice Mae , .daughter .,•. fames Webster and Grace Reid, the last remaining member ier family of ten children; Wm. Ritchie (Ida), Mrs. prge. Coleman (Millie), les Webster, Mrs. John Savage ace), Mrs. James Reid, (Marg- t), Robert Webster, Mrs. an Pierson, Kate.. Webster Minnie Webster. rhe funeral service was con- led by Rev. D. A. Facey, nity United Church, LoridOri. isted by Rev. J. E. ,Humme.1,1 nity United Church, Ashfield Tuesday „January 2,3rd at IO P.hl. in the MacKenzie modal Chapel, Lucknow. • nporary entombment was in th Kinloss Mausoleum with fin- esting place. Greenhill Cemet- . Howard Blake, from the ke community, officiated at Organ with favourite hymns. pallbearers ‘kkel.0; Eldon tie, Harvey Ritchie , Clifford bster, Dave MacKenzie, Wat- WOster and Melvin Webster. Blake was a member of • ke's United Church where she ght a girls' Sunday School • for several years. In 1938 received a Life Membership he Women's Missionary Stie-r. iany comm Unity friends and sisters of the chureh shared the erous hospitality of the Blake le over the years. She was er too busy, to help her friend's neighbours whether the octa-' was a•time of joy or Sorrow. 4' `ea was served following the /ice by the' Blakets at :South'KinlotS Church.' WHITECHURCH Mr. and Mrs. Victor Wybenga, Kathy , Clarence and John spent. the week end in Bowmanville with Mr. arid• Mrs. Minnie Wybenga and family and with their daugh- ter Rudy Wybenga. Mr. Wybenga preached at Port Hope Presbyterian Church on Sunday. On the return `lap' Rudy accompanied her. , family home and, returned on Mon- day with her father enrotite to Knox college, Toronto. Miss Ruth Elliott of Huron Park spent the week end with her par- ents Mr. and Mrs.' Waiter Elliott: Mr. and. Mrs. 'Bill Parker of 'Luc an were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ben MCClenaghan and Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClenaghan. Mr. and Mrs. Carl McCleriag- ban were Wednesday evening. visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Doug- las MacDonald Of Blyth. Mx.. and Mrs. Angus MacDon- ald, Dale and Donald of St.' Helens were Friday visitors with • Mr. and Mrs. Carl • McClenaghan and Mr. and Ivirs. Ben McClenaghan. Mr. and Mrs. Ted. Evans and family of Georgetown vicinity • were callers on Saturday and Sunday'on his parents Mr. and Mrs. Bill Evans. Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson of. Wingham were Sunday visitors • with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mow- bray. Charles ThoMpson and John , • Gibb of Walkerton were home 'for the•week end. • Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coultes., Mr.' and Mrs; Alex Craig and „Lana were Saturday visitors 'with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Schwich- tenberg and family of Poit Elgin. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott and family were Sunday visitors .1 with his mother- Mrs. Gordon • Elliott of Wingham. Mr. Dowdles of. Hamilton, a student at Knox' College, Toronto preached on Sultday at Chalmers Presbyterian Church, White 7' church and Langside, while Mr. Victor Wybenga . was preaching at Port Hope. , Miss Alma Conn of Guelph spent the week end with her parents .Mr. and Mrs. Wal- lace 'Conn and on Sunday Mr., and Mrs. Douglas Conley and Jason of.Wingham, and Mrs. Earl CaSlick visited with them.: Mr. and Mrs. George Tiffin of Lticknow were Snnday • visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin: Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wright of Rosem0 visited Saturday with Mr., and Mrs. Russel Chapman. Mrs.. Wright and Mrs.. Chapman arc Sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Bill.Casliek of Culross were Saturday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. JohnWillis of Har ever. Mr. and Mrs. Angus 'Falconer and KeVin of Strathroy were week end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Falconer and,Tbny. ' Mrs. Earl Caslick was a Satur- day visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Coulies and family of East Wawanosh'. Robert Durnin Was released on Thnrsday from Wingham and District Hosspital and returned to the hoMe of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Durnin. Mrs., Lorne Durnin had a' quilt- ing bee last Tuesday. Present for the occasion were Wallace Cdnn, Mrs. Earl Cas- lick Mrs. Robert Ross, Mrs. Fred Tiffin, Nits.. Bill Rintoul and Mrs. McNeill. ,,,, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Groskorth spent -a few, days last Week in.I:on- don'with Mr. and Mrs. Jim. Mof- fat, Heather and' Ansley. Whitechurch Women's Institute will hold their meeting Monday, February 12 at 2 g.m. at the " home of Mrs. lames Currie, Wingham. The roll call "If I were a shut-,in how I would like to be remembered". Bring. a treat for the Valentine boXes. Motto - Keep healthy , 'keep happy, keep helping - Mrs. Wm, Evans. Speaker from Home Care. Contest arid programme Mrs, Dan Tiffin.. Lunch Mrs. Currie, MrS. James McInnis, Mrs. Roy McArthur, Miss Merle Wilson. curries School ProgreSsive Euchre Club held th.eir meeting on Friday. evening, Febtirary 2 . in the Belgrave arena assemb- ly room with 8 tables enjoying the game. Sponsors for . the even- ing were Mr. and Mrs. Leonard James and Mrs. Congram: Those receiving prizes by numbers were Mrs. Jim Coultes, 'Kenneth r Currie, Bob Arbuckle, Mrs. 'Brad- ley Oalbraith, Lawrence Taylor, Mrs. Roy Dawson. The next • sponsors are Mr. 'and Mrs. Herson Irwin, Mr. and Mrs.' LawrenCe Taylor. With spring like weather the . ground hogs Were out February 2 but 'in this 'vicinity no•sun shone for them to see their shadow. So we have to wait and see what happen's. Many folks report seeing crows. Mr. and MrS. Ivan .Laidlaw Janet and Kimberley visited Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Alton. and family, of Ashfield. / On Sunday Joe Tiffin attended the Executive and General meet- ing of Stratford, Musicians Assoc- iation local 418 in Stratford and • District Labour centre. Douglas Tiffin Wingham on Sunday visited with his grandmother Mrs., Orville Tif- fin. and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tiffin and family. Miss Mildred McClenaghan of Goderich visited Friday with' her /mother Mrs.. Lillian McClenaghan, Mr. and is. Archie Ptirdon on Friday evening attended the meet7 ing and banquet of BelgraVe Cred- it Union and the dance after in the W.I. Hall. Miss Linda Snowden of London spent the week end with her. par- ents Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Snowden. On Sunday Mrs. Doris Humphrey and Susan and John Clemens of HesPeler also visited at the -same home.: . Miss. Joan Laidlaw of Goderich , is Spending a few days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Laid- law . Thy, 8 Fria' .: Seek History Of Kinioss Hamlets The following letter was receiv ed by the village clerk A. E. Herbert. Perhaps local historians could help.